In view of the heavy rain warning, the state disaster management authority urged people living in landslide and mudslide-prone areas to be on vigil and move to safer places as per the direction of the authorities.

However, this directive does not extend to degree, postgraduate, diploma, engineering, and ITI colleges, which will continue to remain open. To ensure the safety of students attending these institutions,

The IMD has issued an ‘orange’ alert in the city. Schools will also be closed due to the heavy rain forecast after yesterday's incessant rainfall resulted in waterlogging and traffic congestion. We bring you all the details from Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

The alert comes as a precaution due to the escalating intensity of rainfall that has beset the city since early Tuesday morning, leading to significant waterlogging and traffic disruptions across vari

There has been no blanket leave announced for higher education institutions in Bengaluru such as PU colleges, degree colleges, post-graduation programs, engineering colleges, diploma institutes, and ITIs.

Bengaluru: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert in the city predicting heavy rainfall. This rainfall will be accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning on Wednesday (October 16).

A low-pressure system is forming over the southeastern Bay of Bengal causing unstable weather conditions in Bengaluru.

On Tuesday, city woke up to gloomy skies and persistent rainfall, which led to severe waterlogging and traffic congestion.

Bengaluru, which saw incessant rainfall on Tuesday following the onset of the north-east monsoon, is likely to experience moderate to heavy rainfall during the next three days