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While punishing heat continues unabated in north India with day-time temperatures still lingering in 40s, the states of Assam and Kerala have been dealing with heavy rains.  In Assam, over 7 lakh people are reportedly affected due to rains. The flood situation in Assam deteriorated on Thursday with one more person losing his life. Districts of Nagaon, Cachar and Hojai have been the worst affected.  Assam has reported damage to railway lines, road links, property and crops.  Massive erosion of land and landslides have devastated the state, causing more hurdles in the efforts to restore normalcy. The Brahmaputra and some of its tributaries are flowing above the danger mark at in several places. The Army has been deployed for relief and rescue efforts while IAF airdropped food materials in flood hit areas. In the coastal state of Kerala at the other end of the country, normal life remains affected. Waterlogging that submerged houses and shops was reported in Kochi as heavy rains lashed the state.  IMD, meanwhile has forecasted continued rains until Sunday in Kerala. The state is expected to witness heavy rains in nine districts.  Karnataka’s Bengaluru witnessed deluge, wreaking havoc in the city. The weather department has issued an ‘orange’ alert in many parts predicting heavy rains for the next 4-5 days. The official monsoon season is yet to hit the subcontinent. According to IMD, Kerala will see the first Monsoon shower of the season on May 27, which is 5 days earlier than usual.  

Devastating floods in Assam affects over 7 lakh; rain warning for Kerala, Bengaluru

Rains are wreaking havoc in the states of Assam and Kerala&nbsp;even as the rest of the country is witnessing punishing heat

While punishing heat continues unabated in north India with day-time temperatures still lingering in 40s, the states of Assam and Kerala have been dealing with heavy rains. &nbsp; In Assam, over 7 lakh people are reportedly affected due to the heavy downpour&nbsp;the hilly state has witnessed in the last week.
The flood situation in Assam deteriorated on Thursday with one more person losing his life.&nbsp;
Assam has reported damage to railway lines, road links, property and crops. &nbsp;
Massive erosion of land and landslides have devastated the state,&nbsp;causing more hurdles in the efforts to restore normalcy.&nbsp;
The Brahmaputra and some of its tributaries are flowing above the danger mark at in several places.&nbsp;
The Army has been deployed for relief and rescue efforts while IAF airdropped food materials in flood hit areas.&nbsp;
In the coastal state of Kerala at the other end of the country, normal life remains affected too.
Waterlogging that submerged houses and shops was reported in Kochi as heavy rains lashed the state. &nbsp;
IMD, meanwhile has forecasted continued rains until Sunday in Kerala. The state is expected to witness heavy rains in nine districts. &nbsp;
Karnataka&rsquo;s Bengaluru witnessed deluge, wreaking havoc in the city. The weather department has issued an &lsquo;orange&rsquo; alert in many parts predicting heavy rains for the next 4-5 days.&nbsp;
The official monsoon season is yet to hit the subcontinent. According to IMD, Kerala will see the first Monsoon shower of the season on May 27, which is 5 days earlier than usual.&nbsp; &nbsp;

On a visit to review the frightful flood situation in Madhya Pradesh, Home Minister Narottam Mishra saw the plight up too close. A tree fell on his boat after which he got stuck along with those waiting to be rescued in Datia district's Kotra village. The BJP leader was airlifted along with the villagers by a rescue team.&nbsp;
The flood situation is grim in the state. More than 1,200 villages have been affected in the northern region. 5,950 people have been shifted to safer places, while 1,950 people are still stranded in flood-hit areas, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan apprised on Wednesday.
Some villages in the Sheopur district have been completely submerged. 2 bridges in Datia collapsed due to flooding.&nbsp;
Nearly 3,000 people have been shifted to relief camps in Gwalior, where 46 villages are affected.
Four columns of the Army, Border Security Force and National Disaster Response Force teams and 70 teams of the State Disaster Response Force have been deployed for rescue operations and more NDRF teams are on their way.&nbsp;

MP floods: Home Minister airlifted on visit to flood affected villagers in Datia

As situation continues to remain grim in&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh,&nbsp;state home minister Narottam Mishra, who went to review flood situation, was airlifted after being trapped on the roof of a house. Watch this report.

//Grim flood situation&nbsp;in MP, Home Minister rescued on visit to Datia //Narottam&nbsp;Mishra&nbsp;airlifted after a tree fell on his boat in Datia&nbsp;district //More than 1,200 villages affected by severe floods in northern MP //5,950 people shifted to safer places, 1,950 people still stranded //Some villages in Sheopur&nbsp;district completely submerged under water //4 columns of Army, BSF, NDRF&nbsp;and 70 teams of SDRF&nbsp;deployed for rescue ops

Flood situation remains grim in Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh.&nbsp;More than 1,200 villages have been affected in the northern region.

On a visit to review the frightful flood situation,&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;home minister Narottam Mishra saw the plight up too close. A tree fell on his boat after which he got stuck along with those waiting to be rescued in Datia district's Kotra village. The BJP leader was airlifted along with the villagers by a rescue team.&nbsp;
The flood situation is grim in the state. More than 1,200 villages have been affected in the northern region. 5,950 people have been shifted to safer places, while 1,950 people are still stranded in flood-hit areas, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan apprised on Wednesday.
Some villages in the Sheopur district have been completely submerged. 2 bridges in Datia collapsed due to flooding.&nbsp;
Nearly 3,000 people have been shifted to relief camps in Gwalior, where 46 villages are affected.
Four columns of the Army, Border Security Force and National Disaster Response Force teams and 70 teams of the State Disaster Response Force have been deployed for rescue operations and more NDRF teams are on their way.&nbsp;

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