The high water has already claimed dozens of lives, displaced hundreds of thousands and flooded millions of homes.

Floods in Bangladesh and India hamper access to food and clean water

The disaster response force has been out rescuing people in the Indian state of Assam where the death toll from recent flooding has reached 62. 

At least 62 dead in Bangladesh and India as millions more left homeless

Some of the names recorded in the records.

Researchers have found service records of at least two Indian soldiers who died in Brighton hospitals during the Great War. 

The Great War records that shine a light on Britain and India's shared history

India's marriage culture masks an uncomfortable truth. Hundreds of thousands of women, likely more, face abuse under a social custom known as dowry. 

The Dowry Suicides: The dark truth behind India's glittering marriage culture

After a record hot March and April, north India is experiencing the hottest May temperatures for more than five decades.

North India suffers hottest May in 56 years as temperatures soar to 49C

Retirees Sanjeev Ranjan Prasad and Sadhana Prasad said they "need" a grandchild and that they're son and daughter-in law "don’t think about" them.

'We want a grandson or a granddaughter within a year or compensation'

The building had no clearance from the fire department and it was not equipped with fire safety equipment like extinguishers, according to authorities.

Building fire in India kills at least 27

A new United Nation's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention report said the detention of Jagtar Singh Johal "lacks legal basis". 

Jagtar Singh Johal: UN group calls for release of Brit detained in India

Prime Minister Boris Johnson poses for a photo as he visits the Swaminarayan Akshardham temple in Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, as part of his two day trip to India. Picture date: Thursday April 21, 2022.

Polling by YouGov this week shows that 74% of the population see Johnson as 'untrustworthy', and even among Conservative voters, that figure is high - 55%. 

PM's trip to India overshadowed by partygate as poll shows drop in public trust

Talks with the Indian leader have been overshadowed by deepening jeopardy over the partygate affair.

Johnson 'absolutely sure' he'll be PM by October as he faces more calls to quit

A bulldozer razes structures in the area that saw communal violence during a Hindu religious procession on Saturday, in New Delhi's northwest Jahangirpuri neighborhood, India, Wednesday, April 20, 2022. Authorities riding bulldozers razed a number of Muslim-owned shops in New Delhi before India's Supreme Court halted the demolitions Wednesday, days after communal violence shook the capital and saw dozens arrested. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)

The PM has come under fire after visiting a JCB factory, the firm's heavy machinery had been used by authorities to bulldoze housing owned by Muslim residents. 

PM's 'tone deaf' JCB visit condemned after firm's bulldozers destroy housing

Boris Johnson is shown a copy of Guide to London, which was written by Mahatma Gandhi but never published

The Prime Minister remarked that “vegetarianism costs far less than meat-eating” as he read on Thursday from the book.

Why was Boris Johnson given Gandhi’s guide to London during ashram visit?

Thousands of Indian students have been reunited with their families after being flown home to escape the Russian invasion.

Indian students reunite with families after escaping Ukraine

ITV News Central Reporter Ravneet Nandra hear's tributes from people across the Midlands remembering music legend Lata Mangeshkar whose enthralling voice was the soundtrack to hundreds of Bollywood films:

People in the Midlands are remembering Late Mangeshkar, one of the most famous and respected playback singers who died last weekend.

'She's like a goddess:' Midlands remembers Bollywood legend Lata Mangeshkar

Gurinder Chadha spoke of the powerful legacy of the 'Melody Queen', whose unique voice defined music and melody in the Hindi film industry for generations. 

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