The sudden rainfall during Laxmi Pujan, one of the key rituals of the ongoing Diwali festival, inconvenienced people out for ...

Bhiwandi, Nov 16: Large gaps formed along major roads in Bhiwandi following heavy rainfall have turned into virtual death ...

The toll is comparable to deaths due to cancer in the city, while people living in slums account for 85% of all ...

The unseasonal showers that began in October have now stretched to November, with Mumbai witnessing light to heavy rainfall ...

It was a damp, muted start to Sunday in Mumbai - the kind of morning where clouds hung low, roads gleamed wet, and umbrellas became the city's most essential accessory. Intermittent rain showers swept ...

S evere rains killed far more people in Mumbai than listed in public records, accounting for roughly 8% of all deaths in ...

Climate change is making monsoon rains inIndia s financial capital Mumbai deadlier, mostly for poor people, according to a report ...

The southwest monsoon typically begins in June and withdraws by late September. But this year, Mumbai continues to receive rain in November, a clear signal that nature’s clock is being disrupted.

Study in Nature journal says 85% of monsoon-linked deaths from 2006 to 2015 occurred in slums as they are located in ...

A recent study reveals that heavy rains and standing floods during monsoon season in Mumbai account for 8% of deaths, with slum dwellers being the most affected.

Excess rainfall in Mumbai linked to 8% of monsoon deaths highlights urgent public health and climate change challenges.

Climate change is making monsoon rains in Mumbai deadlier, mostly for poor people, according to a report released by the University of Chicago.