Overview

• Jammu recorded 190.4 mm of rain in 24 hours, inundating neighborhoods and triggering landslides that closed Mughal and Sinthan roads while the Jammu–Srinagar highway stayed open.
• A bridge over Sahar Khad on the Jammu–Pathankot highway was damaged near Kathua, forcing diversions, and authorities closed schools across the Jammu division and postponed class 10 and 11 exams.
• SDRF and police rescued about 45 students from the flooded IIIM hostel in Jammu as boundary walls collapsed and several vehicles were swept away.
• Rajasthan reported at least six rain-related deaths, severe flooding in eastern districts, school closures in Jaipur on Monday and Tuesday, and transport disruptions including halted movement on parts of the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway and rail track erosion near Bundi.
• Jharkhand reported at least five fatalities as rivers like Subernarekha and Damodar flowed above danger levels and yellow alerts covered multiple districts with rain expected to persist.