Aajtak Live HeadLines Today. What can I do, you ask for a lot of money and it was live.RK Telugu news Live Raj News Suvarna News 24X7 Maurya TV Live HMTV Live TV5 Live ETV Live Zee TV Live Zee Marathi Live Zee Kannada Live Star Majha Live DD Vyas Live ETV2 Live ETV Oriya Live NewsX Live Zoom TV Live ET Now Live Zoom TV Live India TV Live. (Photo: IANS)It estimated the size of the paid news 'market' in Andhra Pradesh during the 2009 elections. Most parts of Assam witnessed incessant rains on Saturday due to the impact of one of the strongest storms to batter the Indian subcontinent in decades. Guwahati witnesses an overcast day due to the impact of cyclone Fani, on May 4, 2019. AP News Live Check the latest news AP, Andhra Pradesh news headlines, latest telugu breaking news, live news updates, today news updates, AP state news and much more on Andhra jyothy jyothi Telugu, Andhra Pradesh News - Andhra jyothy jyothi Telugu News portal brings latest Andhra Pradesh news headlines on politics, Sports news, Andhra Pradesh social issues, Andhra Pradesh current affairs in.

However, all the airports in NER are operational but due to bad weather conditions at other stations/airports, the connecting flights have been cancelled by the airlines. Also, the government is all set to implement the 'The devastating effects of cyclone Fani have disrupted flight operations at northeastern regional airports. A total of 79 flights were cancelled at different airports in the northeast region due to bad weather, triggered by cyclonic storm Fani, an Airport Authority of India official said here on Saturday.Amid the decrease in the COVID-19 cases, the Andhra Pradesh government has announced the reopening of the schools in the state from July 16.

However, multiple media reports suggest that the death toll has risen to 14 and is expected to increase further.Photo taken on May 3, 2019, shows stranded passengers waiting in the departure area at Sadarghat terminal in Dhaka, Bangladesh, after ferry services were suspended due to cyclone Fani. The State Minister for Disaster Management has confirmed only four death as of now. Another six flights were cancelled at Imphal airport, he said.14 killed in Bangladesh: unconfirmed reportsThe cyclonic storm which entered Bangladesh from West Bengal today, has reportedly killed 14 and injured 63 in the coastal country on Saturday.

However, very heavy rainfall is likely across the northeastern states till Sunday.24-hour rainfall in West Bengal districts till Saturday morning (IMD)A view of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport (NSCBI) in the wake of cyclone Fani, on May 3, 2019. The system is expected to weaken further into a well-marked low pressure area during Saturday night. The national forecaster reported in the afternoon that the deep depression over Bangladesh and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal moved further northeastwards, weakened into a depression and lay centred at 11.30 am over Bangladesh, about 120 km north-northwest of Dhaka (Bangladesh) and 200 km south-southwest of Dhubri (Assam). IMD officials have said that the storm has weakened and pose no threat to West Bengal anymore. At least 1.6 million people are taken to storm centres in Bangladesh.Fani has weakened into a deep depression and is currently located over Bangladesh. (Xinhua/IANS)Under the influence of Fani, strong winds with rain started to lash many parts of coastal Bangladesh from Friday night, destroying homes, damaging crops and roads, and uprooting trees.

It crossed Kharagpur packing a wind of 70-80 kmph, gusting to 90 kmph,' the IMD Regional Meteorological Centre's Deputy Director General Sanjib Bandyopadhyay told IANS.According to Weather.com's meteorologists, Kolkata is expected to get around 50 mm rain until 3.30 pm IST Saturday, while up to 200 mm total precipitation is expected over inland West Bengal and the west Assam & Meghalaya until Sunday midnight.Here are the IMD's heavy rainfall warnings for today and tomorrowSaturday: Balasore and Mayurbhanj (north Odisha), Gangetic and sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam & Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura.Sunday: Arunachal Pradesh, Assam & MeghalayaCyclone Fani, the strongest storm in recent history, has entered West Bengal post-midnight on Saturday. Through Odisha's Balasore. It is expected to weaken into a Cyclonic Storm by today evening.'The severe cyclonic storm Fani entered Bengal at 12.30 a.m.

Here's a look at some of the precautions taken by authorities. A government spokesperson said that around 160 people have reportedly been injured due to the storm in Odisha.Despite the fact that Fani will have weakened significantly by the time it reaches Kolkata, it could still have potential to do some serious damage, especially in east & west Medinipur, south & north 24 Parganas, Howrah, Hoogli and Kolkata districts. Three Navy ships are also monitoring the current situation. The Coast Guard also has positioned 34 Relief Teams and 4 ships along the coastline from Vizag to Kolkata. Flooding possibilities prevail in the region, especially along Mahanadi and Brahmani Rivers.160 injured relief material being sent cyclone-affectedThe Navy has started transporting relief material to cyclone-affected people along the east coast. TWC met team predicts over 100 mm rainfall in 12 hours on Saturday over Odisha and West Bengal.

Details on the third casualty are still awaited.Two dead, says Odisha Relief CommissionerSpecial Relief Commissioner of Odisha, Bishnupada Sethi, has said that two people are confirmed dead.'I can confirm two deaths for now. Here are some tips.Extensive damage at Bhubaneshwar Railway Station, Odisha, due to heavy winds (Photo: Times Now)Reports suggest that three people have been killed so far in Odisha as heavy downpour and gusty winds sweep the state. If you stay in Kolkata, or in the Gangetic West Bengal region, ensure that you're prepared adequately. Indian Oil Corporation authorities say their refinery in Paradip is geared to continue operating and to ensure uninterrupted supply of fuel to Odisha and West Bengal.Fani has moved further away from Cuttack as of 4.30pm IST Friday.

The temporary loss of homes, property and livelihood could be a huge blow to individuals as well as the state. However, Fani is likely to be a stronger event than Titli.Massive human displacement: At least 10 lakh people have been evacuated in the last 24 hours from the vulnerable districts in Odisha, including 3 lakh from Ganjam. In recent years, authorities have hugely succeeded in bringing casualties under control: in 2018, Cyclone Titli killed an estimated 60 people along the Odisha-Andhra Pradesh coast. Storm surges cause flooding and are a major reason for devastation and loss of life and property in eastern coastal India.Odisha's history of cyclonic activity: In October 1999, a Category 5 storm with 257-km/h winds hit near Bhubaneshwar, killing 9,658 people and leaving $2.5 billion in damage. (TWC Met Team)Storm surge: The IMD has predicted storm surge (occurring when strong winds push water towards the coast) of 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) in Ganjam, Khurda, Puri and Jagatsinghpur districts, although experts think it might be more than that.

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