Heavy rains have caused significant flooding across various regions in India, particularly affecting Telangana, Punjab, and Maharashtra. In Telangana's Bhadradri Kothagudem district, the Godavari River overflowed, reaching a height of 51.40 feet, leading to road closures and flood warnings as authorities prepare for further rainfall. Punjab experienced heavy monsoon showers, inundating low-lying areas and causing traffic disruptions, with reports of knee-deep water affecting access to courthouses. Maharashtra's Vidarbha region faced devastation with over 700 homes damaged and multiple roads flooded, prompting evacuations in the Bhandara district. The government response includes monitoring and rescue operations, with warnings issued for continued adverse weather conditions. Local officials are actively managing the situation to mitigate risks to residents and infrastructure.