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Today Andhra Pradesh was covered by Southwest Monsoon. The was Monsoon has also covered Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal and some parts of Vidarbha and Jharkhand. Throughout the last 24 hours, modest to heavy rains have been observed over coastal parts of Andhra Pradesh. For instance, Machilipatnam recorded 47.3 mm of rain, Vijayawada 44 mm, Kakinada 5.7 mm, Kurnool 5.9 mm, and Ongole 2 mm. These rains can be accredit to the cyclonic circulation which is currently over Odisha and adjoining Bay of Bengal. The system has moved inland and is likely to affect interior parts of the state as well. By another 24 hours, rain potency will decrease over coastal parts of Andhra Pradesh but Rayalaseema will continue to receive light to moderate rain at many places. The possibility of heavy spells over the region also cannot be ruled out. So far Coastal Andhra has recorded 37 % surplus rains and Rayalaseema region recorded 27 % of excess rains. These rains will further improve the rainfall figures.
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After the pique of Cyclone Roanu rains took a backseat over the state. The sun began to glide in many parts of the Coastal Andhra. During the past few days, secluded pockets of Coastal Andhra were also observing heatwaves. Temperatures were being recorded well above the 40°C. People are urge for some relief in the form of rains. East India receives extensive pre-monsoon showers.

During the last 24 hours, good showers have lashed parts of Coastal Andhra. Temperatures have also taken a immerse emanate in the fade of heatwaves from the region. A cyclonic circulation is over West Bengal and adjoining Jharkhand and Bihar. Also a crib is expanding across Odisha up to coastal Andhra. Rains are likely to continue for another 24 hours, and heavy rains will be tight over the coastal areas of Andhra the possibility of light showers over the rest of the state cannot be ruled out.
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Police spokesperson and ADG said 65 people have been detained; no arrests had been recorded at the time of filing. Prohibitory orders have been issued for the city. 
Ranchi witnessed city-wide violence following a bandh called by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Saturday. The police, however, ensured the situation did not spiral out of control. The bandh call was given following communal violence in the Lower Hinoo locality Friday night.

An unidentified youth and the cameraperson of a news channel were injured in Saturday’s violence. Police spokesperson and ADG (Operations) S N Pradhan said 65 people had been detained, but no arrests had been made.

Ranchi Zone DIG Arun Kumar Singh the police resorted to “mild lathicharge” to disperse the mob, which damaged public property at various locations and also shattered the windshield of the Ranchi SP’s car.

Even Hardik Patel, the PAAS leader campaigning for Patidar reservation in Gujarat, was not spared. Stones were pelted at his convoy in Hatia area of the city. Patel was in the state to attend a meeting of members of the Kurmi community.

On Friday night, as the power was restored at 10 pm following a blackout, locals noticed an animal’s hide had been placed outside the wall of a Kali Temple. As anger grew, a van of the Ranchi Municipal Corporation and a shop selling chicken were set on fire, police said.

Police added, “(On Saturday) about 150 people belonging to the Bajrang Dal and other Hindu organisations took out a procession and… threw objects at Etra Masjid.” The Muslims blocked the road in protest and “this went on till one in the afternoon”, they said.

Chief Minister Raghubar Das, accompanied by DGP D K Pandey, went around the city and interacted with people at various locations.

A senior police officer said that though they were prepared to control the overnight flare-up by deploying two companies each of the CRPF and the STF in Doranda area, they did not expect violence in other parts of the city. That’s why there was a delay in mobilising personnel, the officer said.

Source:The Indian Express