Bengaluru's transportation system took a hit on Wednesday, as the city continued to feel the effects of heavy rain from the previous day. Commuters reported a severe shortage of auto-rickshaws and cabs on ride-hailing apps, leaving many stranded as they tried to make their way across the city, the Deccan Herald reported.

As Bengaluru grapples with heavy rainfall, the meteorological department has warned of more downpour till October 18, prompting civic authorities to implement emergency measures to address flooding and disruption across the city.

The Yelahanka Zone experienced the heaviest rainfall in the city on Tuesday, with Chowdeswari Nagar recording 73.5 mm, while the Jakkur area received 65.5 mm

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast further thunderstorms, lightning, and heavy rains across Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka, including coastal and inter

On Tuesday, city woke up to gloomy skies and persistent rainfall, which led to severe waterlogging and traffic congestion.

Bengaluru schools and colleges to remain closed tomorrow amid heavy rain across city. Government schools in the city are already closed for Dussehra holidays. Incessant

The IMD has issued an ‘orange’ alert in the city. Schools will also be closed due to the heavy rain forecast after yesterday's incessant rainfall resulted in waterlogging and traffic congestion. We bring you all the details from Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

However, this directive does not extend to degree, postgraduate, diploma, engineering, and ITI colleges, which will continue to remain open. To ensure the safety of students attending these institutions,

The Bengaluru district commissioner G Jagadeesha has announced a holiday for schools in Bengaluru on October 16.

Following heavy rain forecasts, all schools in Bengaluru's Urban district will be closed on Wednesday, October 16, 2024. The India Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert due to the ongoing rain causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions.