The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across several states, including Gujarat, Odisha, Maharashtra, and parts of central India. Continuous rainfall is expected to cause waterlogging, flash floods, landslides, and disruptions to road, rail, and air travel. Disaster response teams have been placed on alert, while state governments are advising residents to avoid unnecessary travel and remain updated through official weather bulletins. Farmers are also being advised to take precautions to protect standing crops. Authorities have started monitoring rivers and reservoirs to prevent flooding in vulnerable districts. The active southwest monsoon is expected to continue over the coming days, bringing widespread rain to large parts of the country. Citizens are encouraged to follow safety advisories and emergency instructions issued by local administrations
