As the heavens opened up, Mumbai's infrastructure fell flat on its face with several areas going under water, motorists getting stranded in traffic jams, local trains running 40 minutes behind schedule and several services being cancelled. Mumbaikars had no option but to go with the flow
Jammed train doors put commuters in harm's way
Mumbai's train travellers risk life and limb while trying to open the ill-maintained doors of the local trains during the monsoon. Read more
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Heavy rains lash Mumbai
Heavy downpour wreaks havoc across city leading to waterlogging. View Photos
Pic/Nimesh Dave
'Teenagers pushed my car to safety for Rs 200'
Our reporters narrate how they went on an odyssey through Mumbai's rainwater-filled streets to reach work.u00a0Read more
9-year-old falls into open manhole
The boy who was returning home from his tuitions, slipped and fell in. No marker had been placed to alert pedestrians about the drain. Read more
Rain go away, tweets Mumbai
Several Mumbaikars took to Twitter to express their displeasure as it rained cats and dogs.u00a0Read more
Drenched dead in tracks
As rains gushed forth ceaselessly from the skies yesterday, the Mumbaikar out on the street was soaked in bothers flooded streets, puddled ditches, long waits at packed stations and stops. Read more
Mumbai rain: Readers' pics
We asked MiD DAY readers to send us snaps of the rains in the city. Here's a compilation of the pictures we have received.u00a0View photos
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