Waterlogged outer Circle at Connaught placeNEW DELHI: Heavy rain continued to lash Delhi-NCR on Tuesday, a day after torrential downpours brought large parts of the national capital to a standstill, triggering widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls and disruption to daily life. In the wake of Monday's heavy rainfall, the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) directed all corporate offices, government departments and private educational institutions across the Gurgaon to switch to work-from-home and remote learning modes on Tuesday.

The decision comes after heavy rain threatened to disrupt commute routes and paralyse the Gurgaon's major arterial roads. According to officials, reducing non-essential traffic will enable civic agencies to carry out uninterrupted drainage clearing, de-watering operations and urgent road restoration work.

20 am, warning of inclement weather conditions in the vicinity of the airport. The airport said flight operations were currently normal and advised passengers to check with their respective airlines for the latest flight information."

As per the Indian Meteorological Department's forecast, inclement weather conditions are expected in the vicinity of Delhi Airport. However, flight operations at Delhi Airport are currently normal.

Our on-ground teams are working diligently with all stakeholders to ensure your journey remains hassle-free. For the latest flight information, passengers are advised to contact their respective airlines," the passenger advisory read.

Videos shared on social media showed students wading through waist-deep water in Sangam Vihar, while residents of Sadar Bazar were forced to navigate flooded streets after rainwater accumulated in the Old Delhi area. Residents said they had faced a similar situation just weeks earlier.

Roads in the Kamla Nagar market area were also submerged. 15 pm on Monday, Janakpuri recorded 67 mm of rain, followed by Chhatarpur at 57 mm, Pitampura at 35 mm and Safdarjung at 29 mm.

Commuters reported long traffic jams near Sarai Kale Khan, Mathura Road and the Dwarka Expressway. Waterlogging also affected parts of Lutyens' Delhi, including Bishambar Das Marg and the area around Parliament Street.

Water accumulation was reported near Bhairon Marg, ITO, Mathura Road and the inner and outer circles of Connaught Place, as well as New Ashok Nagar Metro Station, Burari, CR Park and Alaknanda, disrupting traffic and inconveniencing pedestrians and motorists. Waterlogging was also reported from Sangam Vihar and the Bhalswa area in outer Delhi.