Delhi Rains: Downpour Drowns NCR, Throws Life Out Of Gear

By: FPJ Web Desk | July 09, 2023

This year, Delhi has seen most rainfall since 1982. Here are pictures from the National Capital Region that captures the situation as it is.

ANI Photo/Jitender Gupta

Vehicles laboriously wade through water clogged roads after heavy downpour in the capital city.

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A traffic police discharging his duties amid heavy rains in New Delhi.

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Lord Shiva devotees or Kanwariya carrying holy water from the Ganga river walk on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway amid rain during their pilgrimage in the month of Sharvan in Gurugram.

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IMD has issued yellow alert in the capital city after torrential rains.

ANI Photo/Ishant

Children help elders in pushing a car stuck in a flooded road in Delhi.

ANI Photo/Sanjay Sharma

After heavy rains in the NCR, children took to the streets to have fun in the flood water.

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Children have fun on the flooded streets while vehicles struggle to wade through.

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A rider trying not to get wet while commuting through the water filled roads in Delhi.

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While some people are worried sick, about the flooding, children have absolute fun in them.

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People commuting to their destinations amid rains and water-logging.

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Children shiver after getting wet during heavy rainfall, in New Delhi.

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A rider struggles to get his scooter across the road after water filled up the street.

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A portion of a wall of government boys school, collapsed due to heavy rainfall, in New Delhi on Saturday

ANI Photo/Sanjay Sharma

Traffic movement on Minto Bridge (both carriageways) has been closed due to water logging following heavy rainfall, in New Delhi.

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Two little moneys in the rain.

PTI Photo/Manvender Vashist Lav

A group of monkeys taking a public puddle bath in the rains.

PTI Photo/Kamal Singh

People help pull back a car that floated away in Faridabad.

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