News Flash: Heavy rainfall in Mumbai, 2 reportedly dead

Bengaluru, June 19: Heavy rain causes water logging in various parts of Mumbai, disrupting Mumbai Local trains.

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9:47 pm: Pak Govt advised Art of living centres to cancel programmes because extremist groups had threatened individually all of them, says Dinesh Godke, spokesperson of Art of Living centre.

"Guruji (Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) asked us to go with whatever Pak Govt says," he further added.

7:45 pm: Police custody of ex-Delhi Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar extended by two days.

3.45 pm: ED to ask Lalit Modi to appear before July 9

3.10 pm: CM Devendra Fadnavis monitoring the situation,BMC advises people not to venture out

2.43 pm: India releases 88 Pakistani fishermen lodged in Indian jails

2.10 pm: Indian Navy in touch with BMC, Disaster Management Cell,civic authorities. Sea King Helicopters standing by at Colaba: MoD

1.02 pm: PM Narendra Modi and Jakaya Kikwete, President of United Republic of Tanzania to issue joint statement

12.14 pm: Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar has been invited for International Yoga Day Celebrations at the United Nations.

11.58 am: SC gives time to CBSE till 16 Aug to re conduct AIPMT exam and declares result within this time frame.

11.54 am: Matunga (Mumbai): Car submerges in rainwater as Mumbai faces waterlogging due to heavy rain

10.13 am: Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje cancels visit to Anandpur Sahib in Punjab citing health reasons amid raging Lalitgate row - PTI

9.50 am: Preparations for Yoga Day in full swing, grand rehearsals take place at Rajpath

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9.20 am: Central Railway and Harbour Railway in Mumbai come to a halt due to heavy rains in Mumbai

8.53 am: Charleston massacre suspect arrested.

8.40 am: 10 killed, 12 injured in fire at a hotel in Pratapgarh in Uttar Pradesh

8.22 am: Mumbai's civic body BMC issues alert asking parents not to send children to school as heavy rain causes flooding in many areas

8.00 am: Heavy rain causes water logging in various parts of Mumbai, disrupting Mumbai local trains last night

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