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Rain slows the Tricity, but life moves on

Commuters brave the rain as they head to work and carry on with their daily routines

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:36 PM Sep 28, 2026 IST

The markets don a secluded look during light rainfall in Mohali. Tribune photo: Vicky
People face inconvenience while commuting and carrying out daily activities amid persistent drizzle in Chandigarh on Monday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari
Commuters brave persistent drizzle in Chandigarh on Monday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari
Commuters use a polythene sheet for cover while heading to work amid rain in Zirakpur on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
A lady walks amidst the rain on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
A girl in a raincoat rides a bicycle amid rain in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
Commuters braving the rain in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
Women use umbrellas while crossing the Panchkula-Kalka highway on their way to work amid rain in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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Rain slows the Tricity, but life moves on

Commuters brave the rain as they head to work and carry on with their daily routines

Tribune News Service

The markets don a secluded look during light rainfall in Mohali. Tribune photo: Vicky

People face inconvenience while commuting and carrying out daily activities amid persistent drizzle in Chandigarh on Monday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

Commuters brave persistent drizzle in Chandigarh on Monday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

Commuters use a polythene sheet for cover while heading to work amid rain in Zirakpur on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

A lady walks amidst the rain on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

A girl in a raincoat rides a bicycle amid rain in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Commuters braving the rain in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Women use umbrellas while crossing the Panchkula-Kalka highway on their way to work amid rain in Panchkula on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar