Madhuban Township has turned into a river. Severe waterlogging... has brought traffic and daily life to a standstill, exposing a complete failure of infrastructure. Residents are suffering—who will take responsibility? #Madhuban #Vasai #Waterlogging #MumbaiRains Mumbai Rainsshow more

Karachi after just 15–17 minutes of rain? It turns... into a complete standstill—roads start looking like rivers, traffic freezes, and people get stranded almost instantly. Recent reports show even short spells are enough to cause waterlogging and disrupt daily life across major areas, highlighting how fragile the drainage system still is. (show more

#HYDTPinfo 🚨 Traffic Alert🚨 Waterlogging has been reported on... the Nayani Narasimha Reddy Steel Bridge due to heavy rainfall, resulting in slow-moving traffic in the area. The staff of Chikkadpally Traffic PS are on-site monitoring the situation and regulating traffic to ensure commuter safety and smooth vehicular movement. ⚠️ Commuters are advised to drive cautiously, maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, avoid sudden braking, and follow the instructions of traffic officials. #HyderabadTraffic #Monsoon2026 #Waterlogging #HyderabadRains #RoadSafety 🚦🌧️show more

🇯🇵 Meanwhile in Tokyo, Japan Traffic is brought to... a complete standstill as Muslim decides he has to pray to Allah in the middle of the road. Why do they keep doing this?show more

#Pune: Private Builder Caught Dumping Untreated Sewage into #RamRiver... Since 2021, Environmentalists Demand Immediate Action ..... . . In a shocking revelation, it has been discovered that a private builder, a prominent real estate developer in Pune, has been clandestinely dumping untreated sewage into the Ram River since 2021. The magnitude of this environmental transgression has reached alarming proportions, with over 10 million litres of sewage having been recklessly discharged into the river. The modus operandi involves Rohan Madhuban, a high-end society in Bavdhan Khurd with over 330 flats and nearly 1000 residents. Despite the absence of a functional Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) within the society premises for several years, the builder has persistently managed the sewage treatment process. However, driven by cost-cutting motives, the builder opted to collect the wastewater in tankers, bypassing any treatment, and directly releasing it into the Ram River and other public areas in Bavdhan. The distressing aspect is that the unsuspecting residents of Rohan Madhuban are unwittingly complicit in this environmental crime, contributing to the significant pollution of the river. This egregious act has prompted swift action from concerned parties, with Krunnal Gharre, representing the Aam Aadmi Party, and environmentalists lodging formal complaints with the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB).......... Read More:show more

Calm has returned to Alexandra's Setjwetla informal settlement after... a night of intimidation, looting and a tense standoff between protesters and some residents. Businesses have reopened, traffic has resumed and daily life has largely returned to normal, although police remain on high alert. #NewsOnBeast #Alexandrashow more

Devastating to see the impact of the recent rains... in Kharan Balochistan. Instead of a blessing, rain has become a curse for our people due to state negligence. Who Would take responsibility for the losses and help those affected families?show more

Bavdhan Residents Battling Potholes, Bad Roads and Waterlogging Amid... PMC-NHAI Neglect Bavdhan residents are facing serious commuting problems as pothole-ridden roads, damaged surfaces and water accumulation continue to make daily travel difficult. During rainfall, several stretches turn into waterlogged patches, making it difficult for motorists to identify potholes and increasing the risk of accidents. Residents say they are being forced to navigate through damaged roads despite repeated concerns over road conditions. The lack of timely repairs and proper drainage has added to the frustration, with residents questioning the continued neglect by the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and NHAI. 📍 Bavdhan, Pune #Bavdhan #Pune #PuneNews #PuneTraffic #Potholes #BadRoads #Waterlogging #PMC #NHAI #RoadSafetyshow more

One spell of rain, and Srinagar comes to a... standstill. Flooded roads, paralysed traffic, and helpless citizens expose the city's crumbling infrastructure. The people deserve better. Unfortunately, the present JKNC government has failed them.show more

MUMBAI RAINS: A landslide has been reported near the... exit of Tunnel 2 on the newly opened ‘Missing Link’ of the Mumbai–Pune Expressway after heavy rain, forcing traffic to be suspended. The images are alarming. Please stay safe, everyone. Prayers for all. 🙏 (And yes, an obvious question: if a single spell of heavy rain can trigger such disruption, are we building infrastructure that’s truly monsoon-ready?)show more

Gurugram Turns Into "Jamgram" After Just One Spell of... Rain. Tweet: Minutes ki baarish. Hours ka nightmare. Gurugram's roads collapsed into gridlock as waterlogging brought the city to a standstill. If one rain can paralyze India's "Millennium City," the problem isn't the whether t's governance, drainage, and urban planning. Development on paper. Chaos on the ground. #Gurugram #GurgaonTraffic #DelhiTraffic #Monsoon #InfrastructureFail #Indiashow more

🌊🌧 #MumbaiRains #floods: Why was flooding so severe in... #Vasai, #Virar & #Nalasopara this time? 🌧️ The rainfall was exceptional across the entire region. Both Vasai-Virar and its surrounding river catchments witnessed very heavy to extremely heavy rains. However, the widespread flooding wasn't caused by rainfall over Vasai-Virar alone, it was the result of multiple factors occurring simultaneously, with enormous upstream river discharge, tidal locking and urban drainage systems struggling to cope with such unprecedented volumes of water. The Ulhas River, originating near Lonavala, received extraordinary inflows after its upper catchment recorded around 1569 mm of rainfall in just 3 days. Torrential rain across the Ulhas Valley, Pune Ghats and Thane interiors sent enormous volumes of water into Vasai Creek.🌊🏞 At the same time, intense rainfall over the Nashik Ghats ⛰️, Igatpuri, Trimbakeshwar, Shahapur and Palghar swelled the Vaitarna River, which drains into the sea just north of Virar. The Tungareshwar ranges ⛰️ also received torrential rain, with numerous streams and nallas adding further runoff into the Vasai-Virar drainage network. Meanwhile, Vasai, Virar and Nalasopara themselves were experiencing torrential rainfall of about 600-700mm in last 3 days, generating massive local runoff. The region was effectively jammed from both sides. Massive upstream river discharge coincided with high tides 🌊, also during Monsoon the seas remain already rough slowing the outflow into the Arabian Sea and creating a backwater effect that prevented creeks and stormwater drains from emptying efficiently. Such an extraordinary volume of water would have stressed any drainage system. However, rapid urbanisation, shrinking wetlands and mangroves, encroachment of natural drainage channels and increasing concretisation have significantly reduced the region's natural capacity to store and drain floodwater, making the impacts even more severe. This event was a classic example of record-breaking rainfall across multiple river basins, intense local rain, tidal locking and urban infrastructure struggling to cope with an unprecedented volume of water. Today, inflows into the river systems 🌊 remain high, and several areas may continue to experience waterlogging and flooding. However, with rainfall expected to gradually reduce from now, river levels should slowly begin to recede as the excess water drains into the sea. Even so, the impacts of this exceptional rainfall event are likely to persist for the next few days, especially in low-lying areas, until the entire drainage system returns to normal. 🌧️ #KokanRains #PalgharRains #ThaneRains Video credits: varun mundra & Vasai Virar Updateshow more

🇻🇳TRUCK PLUNGES INTO RIVER AFTER BRIDGE COLLAPSE Shocking footage... captured the moment a truck plunged into a river when the Phong Chau bridge collapsed due to severe flooding caused by Typhoon Yagi. The storm, the most powerful Vietnam has seen in 30 years, has left at least 59 people dead and over 250 injured, ravaging homes and infrastructure across northern Vietnam. Source: Al Jazeerashow more

Who is responsible for this waterlogging? Is it the... public, who faithfully pay their taxes on time? Is it the rain, which has the audacity to arrive every year as usual? Or is it the municipal corporation, which somehow gets surprised every monsoon and forgets that drains are meant to be cleaned? The answer is obvious. The suffering is faced not by those responsible, but by the common people stranded on flooded roads, stuck in traffic, and paying the price for official negligence. #bangalore #bengaluru #bengalururains #rainsshow more

The Bajghera Underpass, part of #DwarkaExpressway Package 3 #Gurugram... newly constructed by Larsen & Toubro, has been severely flooded. The failure of all backup dewatering pumps during heavy rains is a major concern. Urgent action is needed to address this infrastructure failure. Commuters are requested to be cautioned while using this stretch as the underpass has been closed & Gurugram Police Gurugram Traffic Police is managing the traffic movement. CC: Sh. Nitin Gadkari Office Of Nitin Gadkari VAIBHAV DANGE वैभव डांगे Build India with Vaibhav Dange DC Gurugram Nayab Sainishow more

Four more lives lost in a BEST accident. Wake... Up, Mumbai! How many more lives must be lost before this corrupt BJP Sarkar stops gambling with Mumbaikars’ lives? Just like the Kurla tragedy, the Bhandup accident is the result of greedy, reckless governance. Whether it was a technical failure or human error, the real question is: Why have BEST accidents risen so sharply? Who is responsible? The answer is clear: Devendra Fadnavis and his anti-people regime. BEST, once a world-class public transport system, has been deliberately weakened. The disastrous wet-leasing model, refusal to restore a fully public-run BEST, and this government's obsession of handing over everything to its contractors friends have pushed Mumbai into danger. Accidents have doubled. Breakdowns have increased. Services are disrupted. And 23 lakh daily commuters are suffering. This regime has betrayed Mumbai. It has betrayed BEST. Affordable, reliable, safe public transport is our right. We will continue to fight for it. Speak now. Save BEST now. Save Mumbai now. #BhandupBusTragedy #SaveBESTNow Congress Mumbai Congress Maharashtra Congress Aamchi Mumbai Aamchi BEST Devendra Fadnavisshow more

Ikkada road undali kada saar...! This is Bengaluru’s Silk... Board after last night’s heavy rain. The entire stretch turned into what looked more like a swimming pool than one of the city’s busiest junctions. Even the newly constructed metro station area was completely waterlogged, raising serious concerns about Bengaluru’s infrastructure and drainage planning. Vehicles were struggling to move through the flooded roads while commuters were left stranded in traffic chaos. Despite massive development projects and ongoing metro construction, the city continues to face the same flooding issues every monsoon. Roads disappearing under water has now become a regular scene in Bengaluru whenever heavy rain hits the city. It is shocking to see such severe waterlogging around a newly built metro corridor that was supposed to improve urban mobility and infrastructure. Citizens are once again questioning how crores are being spent on development while basic drainage problems remain unsolved. Silk Board, already infamous for traffic congestion, now turns into a swimming pool every time it rains heavily. #bangalore #bengaluru #bengalururains #silkboard Maheshwar Rao.M, IAS Greater Bengaluru Authority ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಸಂಚಾರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್ BengaluruTrafficPolice ನಮ್ಮ ಮೆಟ್ರೋ DK Shivakumar S. Lalitha ChristinMathewPhilipshow more

The center of Moscow has turned into vatnik hell.... Crowds of people went out to take a walk at the same time, there's a terrible crush in the metro, and there's a kilometre-long queue to get into Red Square.show more

Forget civic sense who designs roads like this? It’s... a complete failure of engineering. An underpass, an elevated flyover, or even a proper roundabout could have easily prevented this daily traffic jam. Ironically, Green corridor were built to reduce congestion, yet this is the result. We must accept that we seriously lack planning skills when it comes to road infrastructure!show more