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South India Monsoon 2025: Rail Delays, Floods & IMD Alert English News blog

 21 June 2025: Heavy monsoon rainfall hits South India with IMD orange alert. Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru face train delays, floods & safety updates.





Flooded streets in Hyderabad after heavy monsoon rains, June 2025  Passengers waiting as Chennai–Bangalore Express delayed due to waterlogged tracks  IMD orange alert issued for Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Karnataka during monsoon  Rescue boats on standby in Warangal low-lying areas amid flood warning

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Monsoon has started showing its strong impact in South India. The IMD has issued an orange alert for Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Karnataka, affecting both rail and road transport. In many cities, trains are running late, some services have been cancelled, and flash floods have disrupted daily life. Several areas in Hyderabad, Chennai, and Bengaluru are waterlogged. The government has activated emergency action plans and advised citizens to follow safety guidelines.


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🌧️ Monsoon Mayhem: Rail Delays in South India, Flood Alert Issued

🗓️ Date: 21 June 2025
📍 Cities Affected: Chennai • Hyderabad • Bengaluru


⚠️ Breaking News

Monsoon impact is increasing rapidly in South India. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Karnataka. Because of this, heavy rainfall is affecting daily life in many cities.

Trains are running late, and several routes have been cancelled.

Waterlogging on roads has caused traffic jams and increased the risk of accidents.

In some districts, schools and colleges have been closed for safety reasons.


🚨 Key Highlights

Heavy rainfall forecast from 21 to 24 June.

More than 15 express trains delayed/cancelled on Chennai and Secunderabad routes.

Flash floods reported in Hyderabad’s LB Nagar, Jubilee Hills, and Begumpet.

Power cuts reported in several areas of South Bengaluru and Warangal.


🚆 Indian Railways Update

Railway services are most affected due to the monsoon.

The Chennai–Bangalore Express is 3 hours late because water has collected on the Arakkonam tracks.

The Hyderabad–Vijayawada passenger service has been temporarily suspended.

Passengers can contact the 139 helpline for any emergency during travel.


🏫 Government Action Plan

State governments have taken emergency steps to ensure the safety of people.

Schools and colleges are closed in 11 districts of Tamil Nadu and 6 districts of Telangana.

Rescue boats are on standby in low-lying areas of Chennai and Warangal.

The GHMC Rain Control Room is active 24×7 — contact number: 040-2111-1111.

📢 Safety Tips for Citizens

Avoid unnecessary travel during peak rain hours.

Keep water, medicines, torch, and power bank ready at home.

For hourly updates, check the IMD official website: 👉 IMD Mausam Portal


📰 Sources

IMD Regional Bulletins (Hyderabad & Chennai)

Southern Railway Twitter: @GMSRailway

Times of India Weather Desk (21 June 2025)


🔚 Conclusion

The 21 June 2025 monsoon alert shows a big challenge for South India. In major cities like Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru, train delays, flash floods, and power cuts have directly affected daily life. The safety measures and helplines issued by the government and IMD are a support for people during this difficult time. It is every citizen’s responsibility to stay alert, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow official guidelines. Monsoon brings challenges, but with proper preparation and caution, we can all get through it safely.

Latest Update (09 September 2025): Telangana me IMD ne 12 September tak ke liye Yellow Alert jaari kiya hai. Full details ke liye hamara naya article padhein 👉 Telangana Weather Alert News


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