ArchiveAboutContact
News in English

Heavy Rains In Maharashtra’s Thane; Chief Minister’s Locality Water-Logged

gyalchi · 1 min read

NDTV News:-

Heavy overnight rains caused flooding at various places in Maharashtra’s Thane district and also led to water-logging around Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s residence in the city on Thursday morning, officials said.

Local firemen got a call around 6.15 am on Thursday about inundation near the Chief Minister’s residence in Louiswadi area of the city following heavy showers throughout the night, Thane Municipal Corporation’s regional disaster management cell chief Avinash Sawant said.

Civic personnel rushed to the spot and cleared the locality of the flood waters, he said.

There were also reports of tree falls at some places in the district, he added. In neighbouring Palghar district, the wall of a Zilla Parishad school collapsed in Dahanu taluka on the intervening night of Tuesday-Wednesday after heavy downpour, an official from the district disaster management cell said.

Comments are closed.

Related

News in English

Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen graced the closing of the Fourth PEMA Symposium.

10 October 2026: The three-day symposium, held at PEMA Rehab under the theme “Inclusive Mental Wellbeing: Transforming Vulnerabilities to Hope, Healing and Human Connection,” brought together international and local experts and stakeholders to discuss how to make mental health care in Bhutan more proactive, inclusive and compassionate. Addressing the gathering, Her Majesty’s granted a powerful […]

gyalchi
News in English

Russia kills eight people in Ukraine, attacks two vessels in Black Sea

Al Jazeera: Russian forces have launched widespread missile, drone, and artillery attacks across Ukraine, causing civilian casualties while hitting regional infrastructure and commercial shipping in the Black Sea. Ukraine’s Air Force on Saturday reported facing a huge overnight barrage involving 174 drones from across Russia and Ukraine’s annexed Crimean Peninsula, alongside two Zircon antiship missiles […]

Online now: 9 Today: 4125 Total visitors: 6802