Heavy rain continued to batter India as Assam's flood death toll rose to 80, Kerala witnessed flash floods after a 300 mm cloudburst-like downpour, and Gujarat, Odisha, Jammu and Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh grappled with flooding, rescue operations and weather alerts.

India floods: Death toll rises in Assam; Kerala, Gujarat and Odisha battle heavy rain

The death toll in Assam's floods has climbed to 78 after three more fatalities were reported, while more than 3 lakh people remain affected across seven districts. Urban flooding continues to disrupt Guwahati as the state govt dispatched relief materials and assistance to flood-hit families.

Assam flood toll reaches 78 after fresh deaths in Sivasagar, Golaghat; over 3 lakh people affected across seven districts

More than 631 villages inundated; over 37,000 hectares of crops have gotten submerged in Assam as relief operations for the flood-hit Indian state continue. All you need to know.

Assam floods: Over 4.45 lakh affected across six districts; 631 villages inundated, Charaideo worst-hit

A devastating flood in Assam has claimed 61 lives and impacted over 7.05 lakh people across nine districts. Sivasagar is hardest hit, while 80,000 stranded residents await inaccessible relief.

Assam flood deaths rise to 61; 80,000 still stranded without relief

Assam floods kill 31, with 21 deaths in 24 hours. Over 5.64 lakh people across 16 districts are affected, while rescue teams evacuate victims and relief operations continue amid disruptions.

Assam floods: 21 killed in 24 hours as over 5.64 lakh people affected in 16 districts

The situation in Assam has worsened due to terrible floods, raising the toll to 34 including deaths of two children in Dhemaji district on Sunday. The water levels of the Brahmaputra River and its tributaries swelled up last month in the northeastern state, affecting habitations and causing hardships to residents.

Assam floods wreak havoc, toll climbs to 34 with two more deaths

The death toll in floods in Assam increased to 15 after three more persons lost their lives in the calamity, as the number of affected population went up to over six lakh (600,000), an official bulletin said on Saturday.