Photos: South to north, heavy rains, landslides, flash floods wreak havoc

The number of casualties in the massive landslides in Wayanad kept mounting two days after the tragedy on Thursday, as rescuers battled intermittent rains and piles of debris to search for survivors trapped in collapsed houses.

Over 1,600 rescue workers, including from the Army, Navy, NDRF and police, are engaged in the Wayanad rescue mission.

In Kullu, a cloudburst in the upper Malana glen of Parvati valley triggered a flash flood in the Malana rivulet that caused extensive damage to the Malana hydro project, stage-1 and stage-2.

After heavy rain lashed Delhi, a road caved in at Hauz Khas. The Met department has forecast light to moderate rain on Saturday, which may cause minor traffic disruptions and water accumulation in low-lying areas and on roads

With the Army completing a 190-foot Bailey bridge between Chooralmala and Mundakkai, the required equipment for rescue operations can be transported to the affected areas.

Kedarnath valley has been cut off following a landslide near Bhimbhali on the trek route

Several cars were damaged when the boundary wall of Happy School collapsed due to heavy rainfall in Delhi on Wednesday night.

Monster landslides which struck Wayanad early Tuesday have left five persons from Karnataka, including a 19-year-old girl, dead.

Severe ​waterlogging has been reported across Dehradun as it experienced heavy rainfall.

The heavy rains on Wednesday evening left Delhi damp, irate and exasperated. ITO, which is a central hub of offices, was cut off from the rest of the city till late at night.

Chunk of a building is swept away in the waters following a flash flood triggered by a cloudburst in Malana drain of Kullu on Thursday.

Road caves in trapping vehicles in Jamdoli area of Jaipur on Thursday. Schools to remain closed today in Jaipur.