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Monsoon rains cause havoc in different parts of the country

The states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh have recorded heavy rainfall, making life difficult for the people.
A cycle rickshaw puller transports a man through a water logged road after heavy rain lashed city on Sunday night in Ahmedabad. The waterlogged underpasses and streets of the city was flooded making commuting difficult for the residents. Ahmedabad recorded 114mm of rain between 7 pm on Sunday and Monday 10 am. (Photo | AP)
A cycle rickshaw puller transports a man through a water logged road after heavy rain lashed city on Sunday night in Ahmedabad. The waterlogged underpasses and streets of the city was flooded making commuting difficult for the residents. Ahmedabad recorded 114mm of rain between 7 pm on Sunday and Monday 10 am. (Photo | AP)
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Vehicles seen submerged at a water logged shopping complex after heavy rain lashed city on Sunday night in Ahmedabad. A total of 64 people have died in Gujarat due to various rain related incidents. (Photo | AP)
Vehicles seen submerged at a water logged shopping complex after heavy rain lashed city on Sunday night in Ahmedabad. A total of 64 people have died in Gujarat due to various rain related incidents. (Photo | AP)
Several temples in Nashik got submerged in the flood water after a surge in the water level of Godavari river following the release of water from Gangapur Dam, which supplies drinking water to the city. According to the Maharastra State Disaster Management Department (SDME), a total of 76 people have died since June 1 and as many as 838 houses were damaged. (Photo | PTI)
Several temples in Nashik got submerged in the flood water after a surge in the water level of Godavari river following the release of water from Gangapur Dam, which supplies drinking water to the city. According to the Maharastra State Disaster Management Department (SDME), a total of 76 people have died since June 1 and as many as 838 houses were damaged. (Photo | PTI)
Uprooted coconut trees due to rough sea following heaving rains in Mangaluru. With the rains relenting red alert issued for coastal districts has been scaled back to orange till Friday. (Photo | PTI)
Uprooted coconut trees due to rough sea following heaving rains in Mangaluru. With the rains relenting red alert issued for coastal districts has been scaled back to orange till Friday. (Photo | PTI)
People look for shelter during monsoon rain in New Delhi. The city received its much needed respite after a week long hot and humid weather. The IMD has forecast cloudy sky for July 12 with the possibility of light rain or thundershowers with maximum and minimum temperatures around 36 and 37 degree celsius. (Photo | PTI)
People look for shelter during monsoon rain in New Delhi. The city received its much needed respite after a week long hot and humid weather. The IMD has forecast cloudy sky for July 12 with the possibility of light rain or thundershowers with maximum and minimum temperatures around 36 and 37 degree celsius. (Photo | PTI)
A man rides a motorcycle amid monsoon rain in Amritsar. The Chandigarh Indian Meteorological Department data shows that Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh have received 33.8 mm and 42.8 mm and 181.1 mm rainfall respectively. (Photo | PTI)
A man rides a motorcycle amid monsoon rain in Amritsar. The Chandigarh Indian Meteorological Department data shows that Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh have received 33.8 mm and 42.8 mm and 181.1 mm rainfall respectively. (Photo | PTI)
Due to continuous rains battering the coastal areas of North Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai visited rain-hit areas in Kodagu and Dakshina Kannada districts. Security personnel at the spot after a landslide due to heavy rainfall, in Dakshina Kannada district. (Photo | PTI)
Due to continuous rains battering the coastal areas of North Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai visited rain-hit areas in Kodagu and Dakshina Kannada districts. Security personnel at the spot after a landslide due to heavy rainfall, in Dakshina Kannada district. (Photo | PTI)
Commuters pass through a waterlogged road after heavy monsoon rains, in Meerut. According to the IMD, thunderstorms and light precipitation is anticipated in the city on July 13, with the maximum temperature of 33 degree celsius and minimum of 28 degree celsius (Photo | PTI)
Commuters pass through a waterlogged road after heavy monsoon rains, in Meerut. According to the IMD, thunderstorms and light precipitation is anticipated in the city on July 13, with the maximum temperature of 33 degree celsius and minimum of 28 degree celsius (Photo | PTI)
Workers clear the branches of an uprooted tree following heavy monsoon rains, at Datta Peeta road near Chikkmagaluru. Heavy rains lashed the coastal district with several damages to roads and trees. (Photo | PTI)
Workers clear the branches of an uprooted tree following heavy monsoon rains, at Datta Peeta road near Chikkmagaluru. Heavy rains lashed the coastal district with several damages to roads and trees. (Photo | PTI)
The Chikkamagaluru district administration has restricted the movement of vehicles in the hilly ranges that include Sri Guru Dattatreya Bababudan Swamy Dargah, Seethalayyanagiri, Mullayyanagiri among other tourist destinations in Chikkamagaluru taluk due to heavy rains. Tourists visit Honnammana Halla Waterfalls during monsoon season, at Baba Budangiri near Chikkmagaluru. (Photo | PTI)
The Chikkamagaluru district administration has restricted the movement of vehicles in the hilly ranges that include Sri Guru Dattatreya Bababudan Swamy Dargah, Seethalayyanagiri, Mullayyanagiri among other tourist destinations in Chikkamagaluru taluk due to heavy rains. Tourists visit Honnammana Halla Waterfalls during monsoon season, at Baba Budangiri near Chikkmagaluru. (Photo | PTI)
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