At least 22 people have died and several others are missing in rain-related incidents in Poonch, Rajouri and Doda districts since Sunday, while all major pilgrimages, including Amarnath yatra, Vaishno Devi yatra, Shiv Khori yatra and Machail Mata yatra, remained suspended for the third consecutive day due to persistent downpours, landslides, and the heightened risk of flash floods

Overnight heavy rainfall in J&K's Rajouri led to flash floods, inundating low-lying areas and forcing hundreds to evacuate as rivers surged dangerously close to the danger mark.

Continuous heavy rainfall has triggered a flood-like situation across Rajouri district. Water has inundated several low-lying areas, causing disruption to normal life and raising…

Heavy rains triggered landslides and flash floods in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district early Sunday. Four people, including three women, were killed and several others went…

The worst-affected in Poonch was Surankote tehsil, where authorities have deployed rescue teams and intensified relief operations to reach stranded residents. | India News

Follow The Hindu Live for updates as heavy rain halts the Amarnath Yatra from Pahalgam and Baltal. Rescue operations are underway while efforts continue to resume the pilgrimage.

Heavy rains in Jammu lead to 11 fatalities, extensive damage, and suspension of the Amarnath Yatra due to flash floods.

At least12 people were killedandseven others went missingafter torrential rain triggered flash floods and landslides inRajouri and Poonchdistricts of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday,…

The deadliest incident occurred in Lower Murrah village of Surankote, where a massive landslide, triggered by incessant rain in the early hours of Sunday, buried a house under…

Heavy rain hampers rescue efforts in flood-hit Poonch and Rajouri, raising concerns of landslides and further flash floods.

The worst-hit was Jammu and Kashmir, where 11 persons died in incidents related to the incessant rains in Poonch and Rajouri.

Heavy rains hinder search and rescue in flood-hit Jammu and Kashmir, with the death toll rising to 12 amid ongoing efforts.

The IMD has warned that the threat is far from over, forecasting more heavy to extremely heavy rainfall over the vulnerable Himalayan States in the coming days

Heavy rains suspend Amarnath, Vaishnodevi, and Shiv Khori yatras for a second day; pilgrims advised to stay at base camps.

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Amarnath, Vaishnodevi, and Shiv Khori yatras remain halted for the second day due to adverse weather, stranding pilgrims at base camps across Jammu and Kashmir.

Seven people died when a landslide struck a mud house in Poonch district. Torrential rains have battered the region since Saturday evening. Seventeen individuals have lost their…

Meanwhile, body of a man identified as Waqas Ahmed, who got washed away in flash floods on Sunday, was fished out from the river in Salani area of Rajouri town on Monday morning,…

Jammu and Kashmir remained the most affected on Monday, where 11 people were killed due to fresh rain-related incidents. | India News

Jammu and Kashmir faces devastating floods for three days, causing civilian casualties and extensive infrastructure damage amid ongoing rescue efforts.

At least 22 people have died and several others are missing in rain-related incidents in Poonch, Rajouri and Doda districts since Sunday, while all major pilgrimages, including…