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Home / Photo Gallery / Skies darken as thunderstorm lashes Chandigarh, Punjab

Skies darken as thunderstorm lashes Chandigarh, Punjab

Life disrupted by waterlogging and fallen trees across the region

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Tribune News Service
Updated At : 10:46 AM May 03, 2026 IST
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    Commuters walk with umbrellas during rain in Ludhiana on Sunday. Photo: Ashwani Dhiman

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    A bus passes by a fallen tree amid heavy rain in Chandigarh on Sunday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

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    Labourers shift wheat bags from the waterlogged Bhagtanwala grain market amid heavy rains in Amritsar on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Key hotspots in Ludhiana waterlogged amid heavy rains on Sunday. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan

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    A labourer covers foodgrain with a plastic sheet as rain lashes a grain market in Ludhiana on Sunday. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan

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    A fallen tree branch lies on the roadside after strong winds, posing a risk to commuters at Majitha road in Amritsar on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

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    Waterlogging in Chandigarh amid heavy rain on Sunday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

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    Jalandhar's grain market after heavy rains on Sunday. Tribune photo: Sarabjit Singh

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