Belagavi District  

Members of Yuva Brigade cleaned up a mosque in Ramadurga taluk of Belagavi district in Karnataka after it was hit by menacing floods

While several parts of North Karnataka and Malnad region are suffering from severe flooding, a crocodile was seen resting on top of a house in Belagavi district, adjacent to River Krishna

24 people lost their lives in Karnataka due to heavy rains and floods. Among the 16 dead, eight belong to the worst-hit Belagavi district.
 

Krishna river has been overflowing as Maharashtra is facing heavy rains putting 39 villages on high alert in Karnataka. 16 bridges are inundated, and transportation facilities have been blocked due to Belagavi floods.

A two-year-old boy lost his life after being attacked by a pack of stray dogs. The incident happened in Pantabalekundri village in Karnataka's Belagavi district

Woman was admitted for female sterilisation surgery at the government hospital, but was asked to be taken to Belagavi district hospital, where the doctors declared her brought dead 
 

Belagavi district police officials in Karnataka received a call on Sunday where the caller threatened to blow up a train. The train was thoroughly checked for explosives, but the call turned out to be a hoax.

Yallavva Gayakwad from Kudachi in Belagavi district, Karnataka, went into labour pain as she was travelling by train towards Hyderabad. She had severe pain as the train reached Raibagh station.

Bus stops transforms into house but surprisingly, no one in the village has any idea about what happened overnight. No one knows who made these arrangements and for what reason. Watch video here