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Home / Photo Gallery / In Pictures Rainy Day Brings Respite From Heat In Himachal Pradesh And Punjab

In pictures: Rainy day brings respite from heat in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab

People take cover as the rain falls in North India
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 04:14 PM Apr 11, 2025 IST

  • A man rides his bicycle during cloudy weather after a spell of rain in Amritsar on Friday. Tribune Photo Vishal Kumar.

  • A Woman walks with an umbrella during heavy rainfall in Shimla on Friday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar.

  • A man rides his bicycle during cloudy weather after a spell of rain in Amritsar on Friday. Tribune Photo Vishal Kumar.

  • People take shelter to protect themselves during heavy rainfall in Shimla on Friday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar.

  • A Woman walks with an umbrella during heavy rainfall in Shimla on Friday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar.

  • A man rides his bicycle during cloudy weather after a spell of rain in Amritsar on Friday. Tribune Photo Vishal Kumar.

  • A Woman walks with an umbrella during heavy rainfall in Shimla on Friday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar.

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