North India floods: Families on highways, schools, temples submerged

North India is reeling under the fury of heavy rains, with flood-like conditions in Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. In Firozpur, Punjab, families with their cattle are forced to live on a national highway, unable to return to their submerged homes and entirely dependent on volunteers for aid. A ground report also shows a primary and secondary school in Firozpur's Gatti Raju K village inundated, with roads washed away. In Agra, the swollen Yamuna river has resulted in floodwaters reaching areas around the Taj Mahal and submerging local temples. This report from India Today captures the widespread devastation and the human cost of the floods.