Heavy Rain In Bengaluru: Heavy Traffic Jams Due To Rain

Heavy Rain in Bengaluru: Due to heavy rains, people are struggling with heavy traffic jams in Bengaluru.

Due to heavy rains in Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, water-logging occurred at many places on Monday.

Due to this, the traffic here has also come to a standstill. Normal life is affected in many parts of Bangalore including Koramangala.

The situation demands that orders for work from home should be issued by the office of Tech Rajdhani Bangalore.

Many companies ordered their employees to ‘work from home.

According to the news agency, there are companies like Amazon, Flipkart, and Wipro here.

Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs and Indian home delivery company Swiggy have ordered their employees to work from home. Social media users are also advising people to avoid certain routes.

Submerged Basement.

Many such pictures and video clips are being broadcast on local television in which places are filled with water up to the waist and due to this there is a long traffic jams.

A local resident told a news agency, ‘It rained heavily here. After waking up in the morning we saw that water logging had started. Water reached the divider on the road.

After that, we started draining the water from the road and the basement. My basement is completely submerged.

Heavy Rain in Bengaluru: Local people’s allegation – the evacuation system is not right.

Another local citizen said that this situation happens every year and they have to drain the water due to a poor drainage system.

He told, ‘It happens every year, after the rains, the water gets filled which we have to drain. It is not a permanent solution.

When the roads were being built, the drainage system was not prepared properly. Due to this people have to face a lot of difficulties, even people fall in the water due to slippery.

Former Kerala Health Minister KK Shailaja refuses to accept Ramon Magsaysay Award, says- I am not interested

The senior leader of the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) and former Kerala Health Minister K.K. Shailaja has refused the Ramon Magsaysay Award.

Because the late Philippine president was known for his alleged brutality against communists.

CPI(M) central committee member Selja took the decision after consulting the party’s national leadership.

Shailaja told reporters in Kerala that she declined the award as she was not personally interested in receiving it.

CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury said the award is in the name of Ramon Magsaysay, who has a history of allegedly crushing communists in the Philippines.