In Varanasi, the water level of the river Ganga is rising steadily, nearing the danger mark of 71.26 metres. According to the Central Water Commission, the river had already reached 69.98 metres as of Saturday

People wade through an area inundated with water of the swollen Ganga river in Varanasi on Sunday. Pic/PTI
Continuous heavy rainfall has led to a flood-like situation in Prayagraj district, Uttar Pradesh, severely disrupting daily life due to waterlogging and overflowing rivers, reported the ANI.
In Karela Bagh, one of the worst-hit areas, residents were seen wading through knee-deep water, while one man was spotted using a boat to commute to work. He explained that the flooding began around 8 am and was caused by the overflowing Sasur Khaderi river.
“It’s extremely difficult to move around... water has entered homes, and it’s still raining,” he said, according to the ANI.