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Heavy rain lashes Delhi-NCR; Gurgaon offices, schools shift to WFH, online mode

Times of India · 25 August 2026 at 7:33 am

Heavy rain lashes Delhi-NCR; Gurgaon offices, schools shift to WFH, online mode

Heavy rains continued to lash Delhi-NCR on Tuesday after Monday's downpour.

Authorities directed corporate offices and schools to adopt work-from-home and remote learning.

Widespread waterlogging and traffic snarls significantly disrupted daily life across the capital.

Civic agencies focused on drainage clearing and urgent road restoration work.

Residents faced similar flooding situations just weeks earlier.

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