Rajasthan Heavy Rainfall Alert: The monsoon in Rajasthan has once again shown its form. The continuous heavy rains for the last 48 hours have completely disturbed life. In Sawai Madhopur, 246 mm rains made the situation uncontrollable, while floods like Kota and Baran have become flood -like conditions. School-college shutdown, rail-road traffic affected and Ranthambore Safari have to be temporarily stopped. The question is this-will Rajasthan see relief after this rain or will it bear more trouble?

Record rain in Sawai Madhopur, city submerged

Sawai Madhopur has recorded 246 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours. The drainage of sharp water from the drain and dam on the boom has spoiled the situation in the old city. Sawai Madhopur 'Sawai Madhopur' lost contact with 'Sheopur and Khandar) due to the flow of NH-552 culvert.

School-college closed, administration on alert mode

In view of heavy rains and deteriorating conditions, the Sawai Madhopur Collector ordered the closure of all schools from class 1 to 12 across the district. Administrative officials and disaster management teams are constantly taking stock of the situation in the field.

Safari closed in Ranthambore National Park

The biggest impact of rain is on tourism. River-drains are in spate in Ranthambore National Park and the waterfalls are flowing with strong current. Keeping in mind the safety of tourists, Ranthambore Safari has been closed and the Trinetra Ganesh Temple route has been sealed.

Flood-like situation in Kota-Baran

Many villages in Baran district have become islands due to heavy rains. Constant rains for 40 hours have completely broken the contact of roads. 40,000 cusecs of water was released from Kota Barrage, which caused water to the towns and houses. Things are also becoming uncontrollable in Kota division.

Rail-road traffic affected, SDRF deployed

The Delhi-Mumbai rail route was interrupted by filling water on the railway track near Sawai Madhopur and many trains were delayed for hours. Kota-Shyopur State Highway and other internal roads are also stalled. Police and SDRF teams are engaged in relief work to keep the situation under control.

Water in dams, relief among farmers

While rain has caused rains in cities, due to increasing water arrival in dams, Bilaspur and Jawai Dam have become full. This will improve drinking water supply of many districts including Jaipur and farmers will get water for irrigation.

Trouble, relief too

This time the rain in Rajasthan has put two pictures. On the one hand, havoc in cities and the difficulties of life, on the other hand improvement in farming and water resources. The question is, will it bring rain and relief in the days of the days or will it cause trouble?