HomeIndoreMadhya Pradesh: Rainwater Flooding An Open Plot Near CM Rise School In Badnawar After Saturday’s Downpour Madhya Pradesh: Rainwater Flooding An Open Plot Near CM Rise School In Badnawar After Saturday’s Downpour Unseasonal rainfall confuses residents as Rohini Nakshatra begins FPJ News ServiceUpdated: Sunday, May 25, 2025, 09:58 PM IST Madhya Pradesh: Rainwater Flooding An Open Plot Near CM Rise School In Badnawar After Saturday’s Downpour | Badnawar (Madhya Pradesh): Residents of Badnawar were left puzzled by unexpected rainfall during the month of May, particularly coinciding with the onset of Rohini Nakshatra, traditionally associated with rising temperatures. Locals expressed confusion over the changing weather, noting how heatwaves were expected but instead, sudden showers arrived. On Saturday afternoon, a sudden downpour brought 36.4 mm of rain in just one hour. With this, the total rainfall since May 9 has reached 97.4 mm—approximately four inches—an unusually high amount for the season. The rain turned an open plot adjacent to the newly constructed CM Rise School into a temporary pond, drawing attention to the area’s lack of a proper drainage system. Ironically, this plot was recently used as a cricket ground, now rendered unusable. Mumbai Sub-Registrar Rejects Housing Society’s Attempt To Expel Member Over Disputed Dues Yashvardhan Ahuja's Bollywood Debut On HOLD After Babil Khan Quits Baby Hindi Remake Following Fallout With Director Sai Rajesh: Report Mumbai News: Last British-Era DC Railway Portal Removed At Vidyavihar, Paving Way For Modern OHE System IPL 2025: Heinrich Klaasen Equals Yusuf Pathan For 3rd Fastest Century In Tournament History During SRH vs KKR Clash Minister Nagar Singh Chouhan Performs Bhoomi Pujan For Electricity Grid And Road Project In... Further concerns arose in the officer colony, where government bungalows and offices repeatedly experienced waterlogging during heavy rains. To manage the flow, locals are reportedly forced to break road dividers to allow water passage—a practice that highlights the absence of a long-term drainage infrastructure. Despite these recurring problems, no lasting drainage solution has been implemented, frustrating residents who face the same issues year after year. Follow us on RECENT STORIES Madhya Pradesh: Rainwater Flooding An Open Plot Near CM Rise School In Badnawar After Saturday’s... Bookworm's Nook| The Collected Works Of AJ Fikry: Man Who Was Disliked By Many Is Now Loved By All Stories, Strangers, and Soulful Conversations: Paheli Rekindles The Joy Of Storytelling In A... PCC Media Advisor KK Mishra Demands President's Rule In MP; Slams State Leaders Over 'Controversial'... India-Bhutan Mystic Mountain Tour Via Bharat Gaurav Deluxe AC Train To Start From June 28