Delhi-NCR Rains, Weather Today LIVE Updates: The Delhi Metro witnessed its third technical snag in a week as services on the Blue Line were disrupted at Rajiv Chowk due to a signalling glitch, leading to heavy overcrowding. Earlier, the Yellow Line also faced delays at Millennium City Centre in Gurugram. Commuters expressed anger on social media over repeated breakdowns, while DMRC confirmed that services have now resumed.
Delhi-NCR Rains, Weather Today LIVE Updates: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) placed Delhi under an orange alert on Monday as heavy rain and thunderstorms continued across the capital and the NCR. Earlier, the region was on yellow alert, with similar weather conditions recorded in Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad. The continuous rainfall has left parents and students uncertain about possible school closures.
So far, the Delhi government has not declared any holiday, though officials indicated that if the downpour persists, the BJP-led administration may order schools to shut. Authorities in Gurugram have asked all schools to shift to online classes on September 2. Meanwhile, in Punjab, the government extended the closure of all schools until September 3 due to severe flooding.
The Delhi Metro witnessed its third technical glitch within a week on Monday, causing service disruption on the Blue Line at Rajiv Chowk station along the Noida Electronic City route. The breakdown led to overcrowding at major stations during peak hours, leaving commuters stranded for some time. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) later confirmed that the technical issue was fixed and services returned to normal. The repeated glitches in such a short span have raised concerns among passengers who rely heavily on the metro for their daily travel across the National Capital Region.
VIDEO | Mathura: District Magistrate Chandra Prakash Singh inspects flood-affected areas as Yamuna River flows above danger mark. Mathura administration intensifies relief and rescue efforts amid rising water levels from Tajewala Barrage.
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— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) September 2, 2025
#WATCH | Delhi: Sandbags placed at Vasudev Ghat along the banks of River Yamuna as precautionary measure, as the water level of the river rises. pic.twitter.com/qVmzw3ki4A
— ANI (@ANI) September 2, 2025
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta visited Loha Pul on Tuesday to assess the rising Yamuna water levels, which have crossed the danger mark.
#WATCH | Delhi CM Rekha Gupta inspected the situation at Loha Pul, where the Yamuna River is flowing above the danger level following incessant rainfall since yesterday, and interacted with the locals here. pic.twitter.com/2oQqiLLPrn
— ANI (@ANI) September 2, 2025
#WATCH | Delhi: Water level of River Yamuna rises following heavy rainfall.
Drone visuals from Majnu Ka Tila area, shot at 10.30 am. pic.twitter.com/8z7yKdCZ5o
— ANI (@ANI) September 2, 2025
Incessant rains have led to severe waterlogging in several parts of Delhi-NCR and Gurugram, causing traffic snarls and inconvenience to commuters. Authorities have urged residents to avoid low-lying stretches, use public transport where possible, and plan their travel with extra time.