Tag Archive: BiharFloods

Water enters Lucknow mall; rain alert issued across Uttar Pradesh

Weather has deteriorated across North India, with rain, thunderstorms and strong winds forecast in 42 Uttar Pradesh districts as Lucknow faces flood-like conditions.

Hail Hits UP, Floodwaters Enter Lucknow; Eight Lakh Affected in Bihar

Hailstorms damaged crops in parts of Uttar Pradesh, floodwater entered areas of Lucknow, and nearly 8 lakh people have been affected by floods in Bihar.

Nepal floodwaters inundate several villages across Bihar and Uttar Pradesh

Heavy rainfall in Nepal has raised river levels, triggering flood-like conditions in parts of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh and inundating several villages.

Shivraj reviews Bihar floods and crop damage, assures full support

Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited flood-hit areas from Hajipur to Bhagalpur and Munger, inspected relief camps and embankments, and assured full support to affected people.

Floods Affect 5 Million in Bihar, Alerts Issued Across States

Around 5 million people in nearly 15 Bihar districts are affected by floods as alerts for heavy rain and strong winds are issued across several states.

Bihar Flood-Hit Families To Receive Rs 7,000 In Accounts Today

More than 8 lakh flood-affected families in Bihar are expected to receive Rs 7,000 each through DBT on 15 September 2026, as relief and rescue operations continue.

Flood situation worsens in Unnao, 43.64 lakh affected in Bihar

Flood conditions remain serious in Unnao as the Ganga rises, while around 43.64 lakh people across 14 Bihar districts are affected by floods.

Monsoon slows in MP as Bihar flood crisis worsens further

Monsoon activity has eased in Madhya Pradesh, while floods in Bihar have affected more than 34 lakh people across 13 districts amid rising river levels.

Satellite Images Show 90% of India Cloud-Free as Monsoon Weakens

Satellite images from September 8, 2026, showed reduced cloud cover over nearly 90 percent of India, indicating weakening monsoon activity, while Bihar continues to face floods.