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Home / Photo Gallery / Monsoon Hits North India Scenes From Himachal Punjab And Chandigarh

Monsoon hits North India: Scenes from Himachal, Punjab and Chandigarh

Downpour disturbed daily lives as it waterlogged farms, roads, and more
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:11 PM Jun 25, 2025 IST

  • Schoolgirls run away as it rains in Dharamsala. Photo: Kamal Jeet

  • Clouds hovering over the sky on the Kalka-Shimla highway in Panchkula on Wednesday morning. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

  • A farmer in Sakoh village prepares fields for paddy transplantation. Photo: Kamal Jeet

  • Commuters wade through a waterlogged road after heavy rain in Patiala on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar

  • Farms waterlogged after rain in Dharamsala. Photo: Kamal Jeet

  • A vendor selling umbrellas after heavy rain in Patiala on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar

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