Monsoon In India  

Explore Mahabaleshwar's monsoon charm with lush landscapes, waterfalls, and serene treks, offering a refreshing getaway amidst Sahyadri's beauty.

The monsoon is finally here; however, it also brings seasonal flu and infections. Try these expert tips to strengthen your immune system and combat diseases this rainy season. 

Explore various picturesque hill stations in South India, each offering breathtaking landscapes, serene backwaters, and lush greenery, perfect for monsoon escapes.
 

Let’s explore some must-visit destinations in Nashik, Maharashtra, for creating lovely memories with your family and friends.

After a scorching summer, the monsoon is finally gracing the land of India. Try these delectable Indian snacks to enjoy the rain-kissed dusk with your loved ones. 

While Shimla is popular for its cool and pleasant weather, a trip to Matheran in Maharashtra offers the scenic beauty of mountains during rainy season. Let’s explore how to make the most of your trip to Matheran during monsoon.

If you’re planning trip with your partner this monsoon season, here are seven scenic destinations for you.

This year, plan an exciting and memorable trip to the beautiful state of Maharashtra and explore these stunning destinations.

Rain related incidents in the northern states of India have left 38 people dead. Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters carried dramatic rescue operations in Jammu and Karnal districts on Monday (August 19), and the administration was on alert in parts of Haryana and Punjab
 

The death toll in Karnataka caused due to the floods has reached 58, with the recovery of four more bodies. Rescue operations continue as and as many as 1,160 relief camps are operational. 

Over 200 people have lost their lives due to catastrophic monsoon. Torrential rains across Gujarat,  Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, parts of Tamil Nadu and Odisha have left thousands stranded

Floods and torrential rains in Kerala have left as many as 72 people dead. The NDRF are working round the clock in rescue operations. The situation in Karnataka remains grim and those living close to dams have been relocated. 

Over 30 people have been killed in rain-related incidents in five districts of western Maharashtra in the last one week, including 17 who drowned when a boat capsized near Brahmanal village in Sangli on August 8

 

Hundreds have lost their lives and thousands have been displaced owing to torrential rains and floods across India. With rains predicted to worsen in the coming days, the government has ordered military teams to form rescue units.

Heavy rains lashed Gujarat leaving as many as 19 people dead. Wall and building collapses were reported in several parts of the state leaving as many as 16 people dead. Chief minister Vijay Rupani has taken stock of the situation and stated that there was no drought anywhere in the region