 | Capital cool: Showers bring temperature down in DelhiThe IMD has predicted cloudy skies with light rain/thundershowers for Sunday. |
 | Waterlogging, snarls in Delhi due to rain even as August logs 54 per cent deficitCommuters complained about the heavy congestion on roads between Seemapuri and Chhatarpur at the ends of the city and till India Gate C-Hexagon and Tilak Marg in the heart of Delhi. |
 | Rainfall in parts of Delhi, minimum temperature recorded at 25.4 degrees CThe downpour caused waterlogging, affecting traffic movement in several parts of Delhi, including Firni Road in Najafgarh, Bahardurgarh Road, Patparganj, Vasant Kunj, Mundka and Badarpur. |
 | Yamuna river's water level follows downward trend, but still above danger markThe rise in the river's water level is expected to impact the ongoing relief-and-rehabilitation work in the flood-affected low-lying areas of the national capital. |
 | Yamuna hovers around danger mark in Delhi, level may go upAccording to the CWC data, the flow rate at the Yamunanagar-located Hathnikund Barrage crossed the 1 lakh mark at 9 am and oscillated between 2 lakh and 2.5 lakh cusecs between 10 am and 4 pm. |
 | Yamuna water level breaches danger mark amid rains in Delhi, upper catchment areasThe India Meteorological Department has warned of heavy to very heavy rain at isolated places in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh until July 22 and moderate showers in Delhi on Wednesday. |
 | Rains lash Delhi amid flooding in parts of cityThe weather department had forecast moderate rain in the national capital on Tuesday. |
 | Yamuna in Delhi shows receding trend but still above danger markThe Wazirabad water treatment plant, where operations were hit due to inundation of a pump house, has also started working at full capacity, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said. |
 | Panel on flood hasn’t met in last two yearsThe allegation has come at a time when Delhi is battling a flood-like situation due to the Yamuna crossing the danger mark and submerging multiple areas. |
 | Delhi BJP accuses AAP of not desilting Yamuna, other drains; demands judicial probeCo-convener of BJP's legal cell, Bansuri Swaraj, accused the AAP dispensation of trying to cover their "inaction" in handling the flood situation with "lies." |
 | Another spell of rain likely in Delhi cityThe rainfall recorded in the last 24 hours ending 8.30 am was 13 mm, the India Meteorological Department said, adding the maximum temperature likely to hover around 34 degrees Celsius. |
| Delhi Behind the scenesThe flood victims are also worried that the government has so far not announced any financial relief package or rehabilitation plans for them. |
 | Flood of barbs between BJP and AAPSaurabh Bharadwaj writes to L-G seeking action against CS. BJP hits back & alleges govt inaction, corruption in last 8 years. |
 | Yamuna level receding slowly, situation to normalise soon if there is no more heavy rain: KejriwalWith several parts of the city still inundated, the chief minister also urged people to avoid waterlogged areas. |
 | Delhi flood politics: Haryana CM Khattar rebuts AAP's claim on release of water from barrageThere has been a natural calamity and “it is unethical to do politics even in such a time”, the chief minister said, according to a statement issued here. |
 | Army steps in to quell fresh floodsThe flood situation in Delhi continued to remain grim on Friday with several areas of the city remaining submerged, even as the water level in swollen Yamuna started to ebb. |
 | Key roads still waterlogged, companies ask employees in Delhi-NCR to work from homeHeavy downpours in Delhi and its neighbouring states, and record levels of water in the Yamuna, have pushed many localities into waist-deep water, throwing normal life out of gear. |
 | Delhi deluge: ITO, Rajghat areas submerged; floodwaters reach Supreme Court entranceDamage to a regulator operated by the Delhi Irrigation and Flood Control Department near Indraprastha caused flooding in the busy ITO intersection and surrounding areas. |
 | Delhi deluge fury: Several key areas flooded as national capital battles flood threatThe water level in Yamuna is expected to rise further, according to the Central Water Commission, which has termed it an "extreme situation." |
 | Entry, exit at Yamuna Bank metro station closed due to rising water levelThe swollen Yamuna has crossed the danger mark, breaching the all-time record of 1978, flooding low-lying areas near the banks. |
