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Mahanagas Gas has decided to raise prices for CNG as well as domestic piped gas effective immediately affecting 24 lakh consumers across Mumbai. This is the third hike in prices over just the last 6 weeks.According to all-inclusive revised rates, the CNG price will be increased by ₹3.06 per kg and will be available at the rate of ₹61.50 per kg. While the PNG rates will increase by ₹2.26/Standard Cubic Meter(SCM) and will be priced at ₹36.50/SCMFor CNG, the total rise this year has been over ₹12/ per kg this is causing a bit hit to the local taxi and auto operators. Reports indicate that the taxi association of Mumbai have demanded a hike in fares. and the auto cell of BJP threatened to go on a strike and demanded reduction in the price of CNG.However, the MGL said that despite the revised rates, its CNG would help the consumers save around 62 percent and 35 per cent respectively in comparison with  petrol and diesel,  while the PNG users were able to save 27 percent compared with the prices of domestic LPG that is now over ₹1000/cylinder.

Price hike pain: CNG and piped gas prices hiked for third time in six weeks

CNG and piped gas prices hiked again, up for a third time in 6 weeks. Auto and taxi operators threaten strike as they demand a higher fare slab

Price hike pain: CNG and piped gas prices raised again

Mahanagar Gas Limited has decided to hike the prices for CNG&nbsp;and Domestic Piped Natural Gas with effect from Friday midnight in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region

Mahanagas Gas has decided to raise prices for CNG&nbsp;as well as domestic piped gas effective immediately affecting&nbsp;24 lakh consumers across Mumbai. This is the third hike in prices over just the last 6 weeks. According to all-inclusive revised rates, the CNG price will be increased by&nbsp;₹3.06 per kg and will be available at the rate of&nbsp;₹61.50 per kg. While the PNG rates will increase by&nbsp;₹2.26/Standard Cubic Meter(SCM) and will be priced at&nbsp;₹36.50/SCM
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Several parts of Bengaluru experienced heavy flooding due to incessant rains which lead to the overflowing of the Allalasandra lake on Sunday night. 
In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged and flash floods lead to a river like situation on the roads.
Boats were deployed in some areas to ferry people. 
The Elhanka, Nagawara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura spaces of Bengaluru have been specifically suffering from the rain.
Also watch: Southern India reels under heavy rains, IMD says no relief till November 23
In Elhanka, 134 mm of rain fell within the remaining 24 hours on my own, contributing to the world’s heavy waterlogging.
Meanwhile, for Monday and Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department has predicted widespread light to moderate rainfall over South interior Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Mysuru.

Bengaluru: flash floods turn roads into river, boats ferry people

Single-day rains in Bengaluru brought about heavy waterlogging in many places. Boats used to ferry people in some locations.

Flash floods in Bengaluru turn roads into river

Several parts of Bengaluru experienced heavy flooding due to incessant rains which lead to the overflowing of the Allalasandra&nbsp;lake on Sunday night.
In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged and flash floods lead to a river like situation on the roads.
Boats were deployed in some areas to ferry people.
The Elhanka, Nagawara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura spaces of Bengaluru have been specifically suffering from the rain.
Meanwhile, for Monday and Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department has predicted widespread light to moderate rainfall over South interior Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Mysuru.

Bengaluru&nbsp;floods: In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged, boats deployed to ferry people from one location to another&nbsp;

Several parts of Bengaluru experienced heavy flooding due to incessant rains which led to the overflowing of the Allalasandra&nbsp;lake on Sunday night.
In many places, roads were left heavily waterlogged and flash floods turned roads into river.
Boats were deployed in some areas to ferry people.
The Elhanka, Nagawara, Kogilu Cross and Vidyaranyapura spaces of Bengaluru have been specifically suffering from the rain.
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In Elhanka, 134 mm of rain fell within the remaining 24 hours on my own, contributing to the world&rsquo;s heavy waterlogging.
Meanwhile, for Monday and Tuesday, the India Meteorological Department has predicted widespread light to moderate rainfall over South interior Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Mysuru.

A bizzare incident came to light in Uttar Pradesh when a man declared dead and kept in a morgue freezer overnight was found alive the next day.
A 45-year-old man, who met with an accident in UP's Moradabad, shocked his relatives when they found him still breathing despite a night in the freezer of a hospital morgue.
Rajendra Kumar, the hospital's medical superintendent said "the emergency medical officer examined him. He did not find any signs of life and hence declared him dead."
"When a police team and his family came over to initiate the paperwork for the autopsy, he was found alive," he added.
An investigation was under way to determine how the doctors mistakenly declared him dead.

UP: Man declared dead, kept in morgue freezer, found alive next day

Shocking! A 45-year-old man, who met with an accident in UP's Moradabad, shocked his relatives when they found him still breathing despite a night in the freezer of a hospital morgue.

UP man kept inside morgue, found alive next day

UP man declared dead, kept in morgue freezer, found alive next day
45-year-old man met with an accident in Moradabad, declared dead
His family got shocked when he was found alive the next day
Investigation underway to determine the medical negligence

A 45-year-old man, who met with an accident in UP's Moradabad, shocked his relatives when they found him still breathing despite a night in the freezer of a hospital morgue.

A bizzare incident came to light in Uttar Pradesh when a man declared dead and kept in a morgue freezer overnight was found alive the next day.
A 45-year-old man, who met with an accident in UP's Moradabad, shocked his relatives when they found him still breathing despite a night in the freezer of a hospital morgue.
Rajendra Kumar, the hospital's medical superintendent said "the emergency medical officer examined him. He did not find any signs of life and hence declared him dead."
When a police team and his family came over to initiate the paperwork for the autopsy, he was found alive, officials&nbsp;said.
An investigation was under way to determine how the doctors mistakenly declared him dead.
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It's raining money, or it must have been since the drain pipes were full of cash!
The residence of PWD joint engineer Shantha Gowda Biradar in Kalaburagi district was raided as part of a statewide crackdown on government officials accused of corruption. During the raid, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau recovered ₹25 lakh in cash and gold. After a tip off, officials got a plumber to extract the wads of currency notes from the drain pipes. Nearly ₹40 lakh were extracted from the pipes. Talk about a cash flow (alternatively can say money drain too)
Also see: Watch: CBI team attacked in Odisha during raid in child pornography case
The Anti-Corruption Bureau has conducted searches at 60 locations in connection with disproportionate assets cases against 15 officials.

Watch: ₹40 lakh cash found in drain pipe during raid on PWD employee in Karnataka

Wads of currency notes were dug out of pipelines in a raid by Karnataka's Anti-Corruption Bureau at the residence of an engineer with the Public Works Development.

It's raining money, or it must have been since the drain pipes were full of cash!
The residence of PWD joint engineer Shantha Gowda Biradar in Kalaburagi district was raided as part of a statewide crackdown on Karnataka government officials accused of corruption.&nbsp; During the raid, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau recovered&nbsp;₹25 lakh in cash and&nbsp;gold. After a tip off, officials got a plumber to extract the wads of currency notes from the drain pipes. Nearly ₹40&nbsp;lakh&nbsp;were extracted from the pipes. Talk about a cash&nbsp;flow.&nbsp;

Wads of currency notes were dug out of pipelines in a raid by Karnataka's Anti-Corruption Bureau at the residence of an engineer with the Public Works Development.

It's raining money, or it must have been since the drain pipes were full of cash!
The residence of PWD joint engineer Shantha Gowda Biradar in Kalaburagi district was raided as part of a state-wide crackdown on Karnataka government officials accused of corruption.&nbsp; During <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/sonu-sood-reacts-to-income-tax-raids-don-t-have-to-tell-my-story-time-will-1632124393756" target="_blank">the raid</a>, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau recovered&nbsp;₹25 lakh in cash and&nbsp;gold. After a tip off, officials got a plumber to extract the wads of currency notes from the drain pipes. Nearly ₹40&nbsp;lakh&nbsp;were extracted from the pipes. Talk about a cash&nbsp;flow.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau has conducted searches at 60 locations in connection with disproportionate assets cases against 15 officials.

The Madras high court on Thursday set aside the takeover of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa’s residence - Veda Nilayam by the Tamil Nadu government in order to establish a memorial for her.
While hearing the pleas by Jayalalithaa's legal heirs J Deepa and J Deepak, Madras HC directed the state to hand over the property in Chennai's Poes Garden to them in three weeks.
The court questioned the necessity for establishing a second memorial when there is already a memorial for the late CM in Marina.
According to Deepa and Deepak, they are emotionally and sentimentally attached to the Poes Garden residence of their aunt.

Acquisition of Jayalalitha's Chennai home for memorial set aside by Madras HC

The court questioned the necessity for establishing a second memorial when there is already a memorial for the late CM in Marina.

The Madras high court on Thursday set aside the takeover of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa&rsquo;s residence - Veda Nilayam by the Tamil Nadu government in order to establish a memorial for her.
While hearing the pleas by Jayalalithaa's legal heirs J Deepa and J Deepak, the Madras HC directed the state government to hand over the property in Chennai's Poes Garden to them in three weeks.
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The court questioned the necessity for establishing a second memorial when there is already a memorial for the late CM in Marina.
According to Deepa and Deepak, they are emotionally and sentimentally attached to the Poes Garden residence of their aunt.

The Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh on Monday said it was withdrawing the controversial Act that was intended to establish three capitals for the state.
Advocate General S Subramaniam informed the High Court that the government has decided to withdraw the Decentralisation and Inclusive Development of all Regions Act that was passed last year.
He said the Chief Minister would make a statement on this in the state Assembly.
The High Court has asked the AG to file a detailed affidavit.
The state Cabinet conducted an emergency meeting and cleared the Repeal Bill to be introduced in the Legislature, PTI has reported quoting government sources said.
Three capitals were proposed in the bill - executive capital at Vizag, legislative capital at Amaravati, judicial capital at Kurnool. Multiple petitions challenged the trifurcation bill in the High Court.

Andhra Pradesh:  Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy government to withdraw controversial three Capitals bill

The YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh on Monday said it was withdrawing the controversial Act that was intended to establish three capitals for the state.

Andhra Pradesh govt to withdraw the three Capitals bill

The YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh on Monday said it was withdrawing the controversial Act that was intended to establish three capitals for the state.
Advocate General S Subramaniam informed the High Court that the government has decided to withdraw the Decentralisation and Inclusive Development of all Regions Act that was passed last year.
He said the Chief Minister would make a statement on this in the state Assembly.
Three capitals were proposed in the bill - executive capital at Vizag, legislative capital at Amaravati, judicial capital at Kurnool. Multiple petitions challenged the trifurcation bill in the High Court.
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Jagan Reddy&nbsp;had&nbsp;proposed executive capital at Vizag, legislative capital at Amaravati, judicial capital at Kurnool&nbsp;

The Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh on Monday said it was withdrawing the controversial Act that was intended to establish three capitals for the state.
Advocate General S Subramaniam informed the High Court that the government has decided to withdraw the Decentralisation and Inclusive Development of all Regions Act that was passed last year.
He said the Chief Minister would make a statement on this in the state Assembly.
The High Court has asked the AG to file a detailed affidavit.
The state Cabinet conducted an emergency meeting and cleared the Repeal Bill to be introduced in the Legislature, PTI has reported quoting government sources said.
Three capitals were proposed in the bill - executive capital at Vizag, legislative capital at Amaravati, judicial capital at Kurnool. Multiple petitions challenged the trifurcation bill in the High Court.

Sloganeering and a sit-on protest are what comes to our heads when we think about protests, however, the locals of Bhopal got a comical twist to their protest demonstration on Sunday. 
Residents of Arvind Vihar Colony in Bhopal staged a 'laughter protest' on a 200 m long dilapidated road to draw the attention of the administration towards the broken road.
Also watch | On camera: thousands join last rites of Karnataka beggar
Children to women, all took part in the 'laughter protest' where they were seen holding placards in their hands and laughing their hearts out demanding the authorities to build the road.
"Road hasn't been constructed in last 2 yrs though Rs 3 cr sanctioned. Some work was done when we protested but it was stopped later," a local said.

Watch: 'Laughter protest' in Bhopal on a bad road to draw MP govt's attention 

MP: Residents of Arvind Vihar, Bhopal staged 'laughter protest' on a 200 m long dilapidated road to draw govt's attention. See video

Locals stage 'laughter protest' in Bhopal on a dilapidated road to draw govt's attention 

Angry sloganeering and dharnas are what comes to our heads when we think about protests. But this one is different.&nbsp;The people of Bhopal gave a comical twist to their protest demonstration on Sunday.
Residents of Arvind Vihar Colony in Bhopal staged a 'laughter protest' on a 200 m long dilapidated road to draw the attention of the administration towards the broken road.
Children to women to elderly, all took part in the 'laughter protest' where they were seen holding placards in their hands and laughing their hearts out demanding the authorities to build the road.

Residents of Arvind Vihar Colony in Bhopal staged a 'laughter protest' on a 200 m long dilapidated road to draw the attention of the administration towards the broken road

Angry sloganeering and dharnas are what comes to our heads when we think about protests. But this one is different.&nbsp;The people of Bhopal gave a comical twist to their protest demonstration on Sunday.
Residents of Arvind Vihar Colony in Bhopal staged a 'laughter protest' on a 200 m long dilapidated road to draw the attention of the administration towards the broken road.
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Children to women to elderly, all took part in the 'laughter protest' where they were seen holding placards in their hands and laughing their hearts out demanding the authorities to build the road.
"Road hasn't been constructed in last 2 yrs though Rs 3 cr sanctioned. Some work was done when we protested but it was stopped later," a local said.

In a freak accident in Shimla a car skid off an elevated road and came crashing down on a parking lot as the driver tried to save a monkey on the road.
The dramatic crash in the Himachal Capital was captured on CCTV camera.
Reports said that the incident took place after a monkey came in front of the vehicle and the driver lost control in an attempt to save the animal's life.
The CCTV visuals show the car smashing the railing on the side of the road and falling into the parking of a hotel.
Passersby are then seen rushing to help. Reports said that a family of three, including a 4-year-old, from Delhi was in the car. They are all safe.

On camera: Driver tries to save monkey, car falls off elevated road in Shimla

Shimla: Car falls off elevated road as driver tries to save monkey. Watch the dramatic video

Shimla: Car falls off main road as driver tries to save monkey

Shimla:&nbsp;Car falls off main road as driver tries to save monkey
CCTV: Car smashes railing, crashes into a hotel parking
Family of 3, including a 4-yr-old, was in the car; they are safe

The CCTV visuals show the car smashing the railing on the side of the road and falling into the parking of a hotel

In a freak accident in Shimla a car skid off an elevated road and came crashing down on a parking lot as the driver tried to save a monkey on the road.
The dramatic crash in the Himachal Capital was captured on CCTV camera.
Reports said that the incident took place after a monkey came in front of the vehicle and the driver lost control in an attempt to save the animal's life.
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The CCTV visuals show the car smashing the railing on the side of the road and falling into the parking of a hotel.
Passersby are then seen rushing to help. Reports said that a family of three, including a 4-year-old, from Delhi was in the car. They are all safe.
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Two teenage boys engrossed in playing PUBG on their mobile phones were run over by a train in Mathura on Sunday, police said.
According to the police, 18-year-old Kapil and 16-year-old Rahul, both students of class 10, had gone out for a walk in the morning. But they then got engaged in playing the game on their mobile phones, police said.
The two got so engrossed in the game that they did not notice an incoming train.
Both the mobile phones were found at the accident site between Mathura Cantonment and Raya stations. While one was damaged, the other had the game running on it, the police said.

UP: 2 teens engrossed in playing PUBG run over by train in Mathura

Two teenage boys engrossed in playing PUBG on their mobile phones were run over by a train in Mathura on Sunday

Teens playing PUBG run over by train in Mathura

Teens playing PUBG&nbsp;run over by train in Mathura
The victims were 18 and 16 years old, said police
Mobile phones found, one had game running on it&nbsp;

Two teenage boys, aged 18 and 16, got so engrossed in the mobile game that they didn't notice an incoming train

Two teenage boys engrossed in playing PUBG on their mobile phones were run over by a train in Mathura on Sunday, police said.
According to the police, 18-year-old Kapil and 16-year-old Rahul, both students of class 10, had gone out for a walk in the morning. But they then got engaged in playing the game on their mobile phones, police said.
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The two got so engrossed in the game that they did not notice an incoming train.
Both the mobile phones were found at the accident site between Mathura Cantonment and Raya stations. While one was damaged, the other had the game running on it, the police said.

Gujarat BJP chief CR Paatil on Saturday said that he has instructed Mayors not to take coercive actions against those selling non-vegetarian food on roadside carts in the name of hurting religious feelings.
This statement by the Chief comes at a crucial time when BJP led civic run bodies across the state have been issuing directives for the removal of non-vegetarian food carts from main roads. 
'Everyone in this country has the liberty to decide what to eat,' Gujarat BJP Chief CR Paatil was quoted saying. Paatil also added that it will not be appropriate to remove a person selling non-vegetarian food on a cart if people are buying from him. There is no such provision in the law either, he said. 
'People are free to sell anything that is not prohibited. So, there is no question of removing carts,' Paatil asserted. 
Also Watch: Ahmedabad restricts non-veg food carts, Gujarat CM says nothing against food habits
Earlier this month, Rajkot Municipal Corporation had launched a drive to remove carts selling non-vegetarian food stating they were encroaching on the city roads and the public display of such food items was hurting the religious sentiments of the vegetarians. Soon, other civic bodies in Gujarat followed suit and took similar action.
However, Paatil as well Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel maintained last week that people were free to eat whatever they liked. At the same time, the CM had also said the removal of encroachments in cities was a decision of the respective civic bodies.

Gujarat BJP Chief: no coercive action on non-veg carts

Gujarat BJP Chief CR Patil said that he has instructed mayors not to take coercive action against vendors of non-veg carts in the state 

Gujarat BJP Chief: no coercive action against non-veg carts

Gujarat&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;chief CR Paatil&nbsp;has said that he has instructed Mayors not to take&nbsp;coercive actions against those selling non-vegetarian food&nbsp;on roadside carts in the name of hurting religious feelings.
Paatil's&nbsp;statement comes at a time when BJP-led civic bodies across Gujarat have been issuing directives for the removal of non-vegetarian food carts from main roads.&nbsp;
Stating that there is no provision in the law,&nbsp;Paatil was quoted saying that everyone in this country has the liberty to decide what to eat. The BJP&nbsp;leader said&nbsp;it will not be appropriate to remove a person selling non-vegetarian food on a cart if people are buying from him.
Earlier, Rajkot&nbsp;Municipal Corporation had launched a drive to remove carts selling non-vegetarian food stating they were encroaching on the city roads and the public display of such food items was hurting the religious sentiments of the vegetarians. Soon, other civic bodies in Gujarat followed suit and took similar action.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel had stated that people were free to eat whatever they liked. At the same time, the CM had also said the removal of encroachments in cities was a decision of the respective civic bodies.

Gujarat BJP&nbsp;Chief CR Patil&nbsp;said that he has instructed mayors not to take coercive action against vendors of non-veg carts in the state&nbsp;

Gujarat&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;chief CR Paatil&nbsp;on Saturday said that he has instructed Mayors not to take&nbsp;coercive actions against those selling non-vegetarian food&nbsp;on roadside carts in the name of hurting religious feelings.
This statement by Patil&nbsp;comes at a crucial time when BJP-led civic run bodies across the state have been issuing directives for the removal of non-vegetarian food carts from main roads.&nbsp;
'Everyone in this country has the liberty to decide what to eat,' Gujarat BJP&nbsp;Chief CR Paatil was quoted saying. Paatil&nbsp;also added that it will not be appropriate to remove a person selling non-vegetarian food on a cart if people are buying from him. There is no such provision in the law either, he said.&nbsp;
'People are free to sell anything that is not prohibited. So, there is no question of removing carts,'&nbsp;Paatil&nbsp;asserted.&nbsp;
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Earlier this month, Rajkot&nbsp;Municipal Corporation had launched a drive to remove carts selling non-vegetarian food stating they were encroaching on the city roads and the public display of such food items was hurting the religious sentiments of the vegetarians. Soon, other civic bodies in Gujarat followed suit and took similar action.
However, Paatil as well Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel maintained last week that people were free to eat whatever they liked. At the same time, the CM had also said the removal of encroachments in cities was a decision of the respective civic bodies.

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This is the most heart-warming news you will see today.
A newborn baby was rescued from a drain by the Mumbai Police after it was spotted by some locals near Pantnagar.
The Mumbai Police tweeted that the baby, wrapped in a cloth, was found after some cats on the streets started creating ruckus and alerted the nearby residents.
Locals informed the police and a team was immediately rushed to the spot. The police informed that the baby was rushed to a nearby hospital and is now recovering.
The Mumbai Police posted a picture of cops with the child.
There is still no information on parent or people who dumped the child in the drain.
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Cats sound alert, Mumbai Police rescue newborn from a drain 

Mumbai Police rescue newborn from a drain after cat alert

Mumbai Police rescue newborn from a drain after cat alert
Street cats sound alert, residents spot newborn in drain
Cops rescue newborn from drain, baby is now recovering
No info on parents or people who dumped the baby in drain
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A newborn baby was rescued from a drain by the Mumbai Police after it was spotted by some locals near Pantnagar

This is the most heart-warming news you will see today. A newborn baby was rescued from a drain by the Mumbai Police after it was spotted by some locals near Pantnagar.
The Mumbai Police tweeted that the baby, wrapped in a cloth, was found after some cats on the streets started creating ruckus and alerted the nearby residents.
Locals informed the police and a team was immediately rushed to the spot. The police informed that the baby was rushed to a nearby hospital and is now recovering.
The Mumbai Police posted a picture of cops with the child. There is still no information on parent or people who dumped the child in the drain.

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Majority of areas in Chennai continued to receive heavy rains throughout Saturday night till Sunday morning leaving many places flooded. This prompted authorities to issue directives to evacuate residents of low-lying areas. 
Around 3,000 people were shifted to relief centres. Flood-like situations like these have become a serious cause of concern for the locals as they fear snakes could enter their waterlogged houses.
Twitter users posted pictures and videos of inundated areas as reports of sewage water flowing on roads and into homes also came in.
Reservoirs and lakes are filled to capacity and people worry heavy rainfall could worsen the situation.
“Reduction in rains in Chennai likely compared to previous 2 days and lets see how clouds form later tonight. Vortex may likely form in Gulf of Mannar and heavy rains chance exist for South TN,” Pradeep John, an independent weather blogger, said in a tweet.
According to data, Chennai has recorded 1000mm of rain in a month for the fourth time for any month and the third time in November in 200 years.
 

Heavy rains continue to lash Chennai, IMD says intensity to reduce from Sunday 

Several areas in Chennai continued to receive rain on Sunday leaving many areas flooded; intensity to reduce, predict weather experts 

Heavy rains continue to lash Chennai, intensity to reduce from Sunday predict weather experts

Majority of areas in Chennai continued to receive heavy rains throughout Saturday night till Sunday morning leaving many places flooded. This prompted authorities to issue directives to evacuate residents of low-lying areas.&nbsp;
Around 3,000 people were shifted to relief centres.
Twitter users posted pictures and videos of inundated areas as reports of sewage water flowing on roads and into homes also came in.
Reservoirs and lakes are filled to capacity and residents worry heavy rainfall could worsen the situation.
Pradeep John, an independent weather blogger,&nbsp;predicted that a reduction in rains in Chennai is likely as compared to the last 2 days.&nbsp;
According to data, Chennai has recorded 1000mm of rain in a month for the fourth time for any month and the third time in November in 200 years.

Several areas in Chennai continued to receive rain on Sunday leaving many areas flooded; intensity to reduce, predict weather experts&nbsp;

Majority of areas in Chennai continued to receive heavy rains throughout Saturday night till Sunday morning leaving many places flooded. This prompted authorities to issue directives to evacuate residents of low-lying areas.&nbsp;
Around 3,000 people were shifted to relief centres.&nbsp;Flood-like situations like these have become a serious cause of concern for the locals as they fear snakes could enter their waterlogged houses.
Twitter users posted pictures and videos of inundated areas as reports of sewage water flowing on roads and into homes also came in.
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Reservoirs and lakes are filled to capacity and residents worry heavy rainfall could worsen the situation.
&ldquo;Reduction in rains in Chennai likely compared to previous 2 days and lets see how clouds form later tonight. Vortex may likely form in Gulf of Mannar and heavy rains chance exist for South TN,&rdquo; Pradeep John, an independent weather blogger, said in a tweet.
According to data, Chennai has recorded 1000mm of rain in a month for the fourth time for any month and the third time in November in 200 years.
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Freshers' party in Karnataka turns into 'super-spreader' over 280 infected with Covid

Karnataka Medical College turns into a super-spreader, over 280 infected. Health authorities order genome sequencing to check for new variant. 

Covid concerns rise, 280 infected at a party in Karnataka

Around 281 individuals, who either attended the party or were infected via people who did, have so far tested positive for Covid-19.

Worries of a super-spreader in Karnataka&nbsp;as over&nbsp;280 people have got infected with Covid-19&nbsp;ironically from a medical college party.&nbsp; The freshers' party, held 10 days ago at the SDM Medical College in Dharwar city &ndash; about 450km from Bengaluru&nbsp;has led to 281 people at least being infected with the covid&nbsp;virus.&nbsp;Most of the people infected at the SDM College of Medical Sciences in Dharwad were fully vaccinated against coronavirus, officials said.&nbsp; The samples of those infected with coronavirus have been sent for genome sequencing to check if there's a new variant behind the fresh outbreak.&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/61-covid-cases-on-south-africa-flight-dutch-authorities-check-for-omicron-variant-1638072432907">61 covid cases on South Africa flight, Dutch authorities check for omicron variant</a>

With the AQI in the 'very severe category' for nearly two weeks, the Central Pollution Control Board stated that this has been the worst level of pollution in November on record for the National Capital Region. Delhi, has not seen a single day of moderate air quality in November this year.As per data from the pollution board the average air quality index again rose to severe levels (402) for the 11th day this compares to nine severe days last year and seven in 2019. While in 2018 the air quality remained severe for 5 consecutive days.Delhi's air quality index (AQI) is expected to improve from November 29 onwards due to high wind speed.

Delhi Choking: Records highest pollution days in November with AQI severe for 11 days

Delhi Choking: Records highest pollution days in November with AQI in severe category for 11 days

Delhi continues to choke

Delhi breathing 'severe' category air since two weeks
Delhi: not a single day of 'moderate' air quality in November
Delhi's AQI&nbsp;expected to improve from November 29
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As per data from the pollution board the average air quality index again rose to severe levels (402) for the 11th day in Delhi

With the AQI in the 'severe category' for nearly two weeks, the Central Pollution Control Board stated that this has been&nbsp;the worst level of pollution in November on record for the National Capital Region.&nbsp;Delhi, has not seen a single day of moderate air quality in November this year. As per data from the pollution board the average air quality index again rose to severe levels (402) for the 11th day this compares to nine severe days last year and seven in 2019. While in 2018 the air quality remained severe for 5 consecutive days. Delhi's air quality index (AQI) is expected to improve from November 29 onwards due to high wind speed.
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Rain gods continue to show their wrath in down South. Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said.
Rescue operations were underway in Kanchipuram and Chinglepet with two teams of NDRF being deployed in both regions.
Also watch | Andhra Pradesh rains: at least 17 killed, over a 100 people missing
Further, India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu. The IMD has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall for Saturday. 
Incessant rains in the state lead to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.

Heavy rains kill 8 in Tamil Nadu, schools and colleges shut in 23 districts

8 people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu. Govt has announced closure of schools and colleges in 23 districts. 


Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said as rain gods continue to show their wrath on southern India.&nbsp;
Incessant rains in the state led to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.
Rescue operations are underway with one NDRF&nbsp;team deployed&nbsp;Kanchipuram and two deployed in&nbsp;Chinglepet.&nbsp;
India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;and&nbsp;has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
It has also warned fishermen against going out into the sea and predicted 'wind speeds of 40-5 kms per hour gusting to 60 kms&nbsp;per hour'
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Rescue operations were underway in Kanchipuram and Chinglepet with two teams of NDRF being deployed in both regions.

Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said as rain gods continue to show their wrath on southern India.&nbsp;
Incessant rains in the state led to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.
Rescue operations are underway with one NDRF&nbsp;team deployed&nbsp;Kanchipuram and two deployed in&nbsp;Chinglepet.&nbsp;
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/andhra-pradesh-rains-at-least-17-killed-over-a-100-people-missing-1637388304885" target="_blank">Andhra Pradesh rains: at least 17 killed, over a 100 people missing</a>
India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;and&nbsp;has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
It has also warned fishermen against going out into the sea and predicted 'wind speeds of 40-5 kms per hour gusting to 60 kms&nbsp;per hour'
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A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA Asif Khan in Delhi's Okhla caning and abusing staff of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) for reportedly removing hoardings and posters put up by him has gone viral. 
The video of the incident, purportedly shows Khan beating four men with a stick and directing them to hold their ears while doing squats, surfaced on Friday. 
Khan told PTI he had noticed that for quite some time that hoardings put up by him in the area were swiftly removed while those of a local AAP MLA and municipal corporations remained untouched.
Reacting to the incident, police on Friday said they will be registering an FIR in the matter.
Also Watch: On camera | Cong MLA thrashes youth for questioning him about his work
However, Khan said he had no knowledge that they were SDMC staff.
"I don't know who they were. I have also received no call or a message from the SDMC about the incident," he said.
A senior SDMC official who wished to remain anonymous said that the people being subjected to "disrespect" belong to the civic body.
The remunerative projects cell of the municipal corporation is responsible for removing unauthorised advertisement materials and encroachments.
 

On video: former Congress MLA canes, abuses SDMC staff over removal of hoardings 

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA Asif Khan caning and abusing South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) staff has gone viral

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA&nbsp;Asif&nbsp;Khan in Delhi's Okhla&nbsp;caning and abusing staff of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation for reportedly removing hoardings and posters put up by him has gone viral.&nbsp;
The video of the incident, purportedly shows Khan beating four men with a stick and directing them to hold their ears while doing squats, surfaced on Friday.&nbsp;
Khan told PTI he had noticed that for quite some time that hoardings put up by him in the area were swiftly removed while those of a local AAP MLA and municipal corporations remained untouched.
Reacting to the incident, police on Friday said they will be registering an FIR in the matter.
However, Khan said he had no knowledge that they were SDMC staff.
The remunerative projects cell of the municipal corporation is responsible for removing unauthorised advertisement materials and encroachments.
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A video allegedly showing former Congress&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;Asif&nbsp;Khan&nbsp;caning and abusing South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) staff has gone viral

A video allegedly showing former Congress MLA&nbsp;Asif&nbsp;Khan in Delhi's Okhla&nbsp;caning and abusing staff of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) for reportedly removing hoardings and posters put up by him has gone viral.&nbsp;
The video of the incident, purportedly shows Khan beating four men with a stick and directing them to hold their ears while doing squats, surfaced on Friday.&nbsp;
Khan told PTI he had noticed that for quite some time that hoardings put up by him in the area were swiftly removed while those of a local AAP MLA and municipal corporations remained untouched.
Reacting to the incident, police said they will be registering an FIR in the matter.
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However, Khan said he had no knowledge that they were SDMC staff.
"I don't know who they were. I have also received no call or a message from the SDMC about the incident," he said.
A senior SDMC official who wished to remain anonymous&nbsp;said that the people being subjected to "disrespect" belong to the civic body.
The remunerative projects cell of the municipal corporation is responsible for removing unauthorised advertisement materials and encroachments.
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