Mass evacuation in Odisha as cyclone Gulab nears; Andhra Pradesh on alert

Parts of eastern India & Bangladesh have been hit by the most powerful cyclone in two decades. Cyclone Amphan has claimed more than 80 lives so far. A Gravitas ground report.

Gravitas: Cyclone Amphan batters India: A Gravitas ground report

Cyclone Amphan ravaged eastern India and Bangladesh resulting in the deaths of at least around 80 people in India and destroying homes of thousands. Watch report.

PM Modi conducts aerial survey of West Bengal: Cyclone Amphan ravages India, Bangladesh

Cyclone Amphan ravages eastern India and Bangladesh killing atleast 14 people destroying thousands of homes. Watch report.

Super Cyclone Amphan ravages India, Bangladesh: Claims 14 lives

After claiming multiple lives and leaving a trail of destruction in coastal West Bengal on Wednesday, the Super Cyclonic Storm ‘Amphan' moved north northeastwards and weakened into a Deep Depression, laying centred over Bangladesh, about 270 km north-northeast of Kolkata. "There have been casualties. I will announce a compensation of Rs 2.5 lakh to the families of those who died in cyclone Amphan," West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said.

Cyclone Amphan: Trail of destruction left behind in eastern India

Cyclone Amphan has intensified into a super cyclone and is likely to make its landfall on May 20, according to the Indian Meteorological Department. Watch report.

Super cyclone Amphan to make landfall on May 20:  West Bengal, Odisha on high alert

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has confirmed that ‘Super cyclone’ Amphan has weakened into an extremely severe cyclonic storm as it approached closer to the coast of Odisha.

WION Dispatch: Cyclonic storm makes landfall in India's eastern coast

After 20 years West Bengal and Odisha prepares for super cyclone. Amphan intensifies into super cyclone. Ndrf team has been deployed in both of the states. After this information WB and Odisha is on high alert

20 years later WB and Odisha faces super cyclone named Amphan