Gurugram faced severe flooding after a four-hour downpour, paralysing roads and stranding commuters. The city's infrastructure crumbled due...

Gurugram was paralysed by a four-hour downpour on Monday, leading to widespread flooding and traffic chaos. Commuters faced nightmare journ...

Gurgaon grapples with persistent waterlogging during heavy rains, disrupting daily life despite significant investments in civic infrastruc...

Author Suhel Seth has criticised urban planning in India. He focused on Gurgaon's infrastructure. Seth called it slumlike despite housing b...

Heavy rains caused significant flooding in New York City, drawing comparisons to monsoon flooding in Gurgaon. Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar S...

Gurgaon and Bengaluru’s frequent flooding reflects deeper flaws in urban planning, where natural drainage has been sacrificed for construct...

Gurgaon witnessed a tragic night on July 9. Shailendra, an autorickshaw driver, died after falling into an open sewer. Akshat Jain, a graph...

In Gurgaon, a key IT hub in India, voters are prioritizing civic amenities for the upcoming assembly elections. The BJP and Congress have f...

The IMD has issued a forecast of high-intensity rain for 2-3 days in Delhi. "This week, North-West India, including Delhi, will witness rai...

As Davanagere got selected as a smart city under the Centre's flagship mission, it got additional funds and decided to initiate projects to...

Waterlogging during rains is part of the urban experience. However, in the past decade, there has been an increase in urban flood events ac...

Flood waters have risen following heavy rainfall in the upper catchment areas of Arunachal Pradesh and Bhutan as well as in Assam.

With poor street lighting, open manholes and the possibility of exposed electric wiring, companies are also worried about employee safety.

In the midst of the civic nightmare, the recent change of name of the city from Gurgaon to Gurugram was trashed heavily.

Immediate short-term measures must also be undertaken at locations where roads have been flooded, the global road safety organisation said.

The Haryana government on Friday declared a two-day school holiday while the Gurgaon police has issued an advisory to avoid travelling.

18 persons from Gurgaon district are reported to be missing in Uttarakhand flash floods.