A fresh flood alert has been issued in the national capital, Delhi, as the water level of the Yamuna River continues to rise ...

Jhansi: Following rise in water levels of the Yamuna River, a flood-like situation emerged in the district, prompting the ...

Kanpur: River Yamuna in Kanpur Dehat is experiencing flood-like conditions as its water level approaches the danger mark. The ...

With the current rise in water levels—2 to 3 cm per hour—in both rivers, the water is expected to cross the warning mark of ...

The water level of the Yamuna river in Delhi receded to 203.29 metres, just below the warning level, following discharge from ...

The water level in the Yamuna river here receded on Thursday, a day after it reached 204.13 metres, only 0.37 metres short of ...

Around 6 pm on Wednesday, the water level of the Yamuna river reached 204.08 metres, close to the official warning mark of ...

The water level of the river at the Delhi Railway Bridge was 204.1 metres at 9 am, and it rose to 204.13 metres by 10 am.

Water released from the barrage typically takes 48 to 50 hours to reach Delhi, with the Old Railway Bridge serving as the primary monitoring point.

The 552-metre-long ITO barrage, also known as the Indraprastha barrage, lies along the old ITO bridge and is considered the most critical flood control infrastructure for Delhi.

A committee under the Ministry of Jal Shakti had earlier recommended revising the danger levels at the Delhi Railway Bridge, ...