 | 5.6 magnitude quake strikes Nepal, tremors felt in north India New DelhiIt said the epicentre for the quake was 233 kilometres north of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh. |
 | Spike in farm fires: Delhi L-G writes to Haryana, Punjab Chief MinistersSaxena said farm fire events in Haryana recorded between September 15 and October 11 reached 340, which is three times the number the state reported in the same period last year. |
 | One-third of India rain deficient despite surplus in first half of monsoonThe rainfall over east and northeast India was the third lowest (280.9 mm) in July since 1901. The previous lowest rainfall years were 2022 (234.8 mm) and 1903 (249.5 mm). |
 | Chandigarh Diary: Bhagwant Mann takes jibe at Haryana, Himachal“These states are always ready to ask for more share, why not now? Himachal is also seeking cess. What about the water which we get from the hills (due to excess rain)?” |
 | Fresh spell of rain in Punjab, Haryana; Bhakra dam under watch after surgeThe fresh spell of rain has again sent people scampering to shore up resources and protect their property in the two states. |
 | Flood fury: Death toll in Punjab, Haryana rises to 62 as both states ramp up repair, relief workOver 26,000 people have so far been evacuated to safer places from waterlogged areas in flood-hit districts of Punjab and more than 5,917 in Haryana. |
 | Uttarakhand monsoon 'mayhem': Red alert issued for seven districts; relief teams on high alertMeteorological Department Director Dr Bikram Singh told TNIE: "A red alert has been declared in view of the possibility of lightning with heavy rains and thunderstorms." |
 | 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." |
 | 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. |
 | Delhi deluge fury: Yamuna to reach its peak this evening after water level passes 'critical' markAccording to the Central Water Commission, the water level of the Yamuna is expected to reach its peak by 4 pm today before gradually receding. |
 | 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." |
 | Monsoon fury: North struggles, record Yamuna swelling in DelhiDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal urged Union home minister Amit Shah to reduce the outflow from Haryana’s Hathni Kund barrage into the Yamuna to prevent further flooding. |
 | Monsoon to move towards East, N-E; heavy rains forecast in Bihar, BengalThe IMD has issued a red alert over Bihar, West Bengal and Assam, while significant parts of North, Central and East India are under an orange alert for the next five days. |
 | Focus shifts to rescue efforts as rains abate in parts of north IndiaThe IMD said heavy to very heavy rainfall activity is likely to continue over Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and West Madhya Pradesh during the next two days and decrease thereafter. |
 | Too much rain in five days: From 10 per cent deficit, India now 2 per cent surplusHeavy rains lashed the Northwest region, causing damage to life and property. |
 | Landslides kill 13 more people in rain-hit Himachal, UttarakhandThe Met office predicted that the adverse weather will continue in Uttarakhand till at least Thursday. |
 | Delhi's Old Yamuna bridge closed for rail traffic as river water level crosses danger markThe water level in Yamuna is rising continuously as Haryana released more water into the river from the Hathnikund barrage amid rains across northwest India including the national capital. |
 | 61 more people killed as rains continue to batter north India17 dead in Himachal Pradesh, over 300 tourists stranded in the state, property loss estimated at Rs 3,000-4,000 crore. |
 | Rains continue to lash Punjab, Haryana; Army assistance sought in PatialaFields were inundated at many places in Punjab and parts of Haryana causing crop damage. Tracts of land near Sutlej and Ghaggar river were inundated. |
