India, Sept. 4 -- Intense rain in Jaipur on Wednesday brought the capital city to a standstill, in just about two hours of the torrential downpour. Several areas were waterlogged and many localities experienced power outages. A total of 20 devotees got trapped in the water flow near the rear part of Galta Teerth. Rescue teams formed a human chain to safely evacuate them. Meanwhile, early Wednesday morning, a landslide occurred near the Dara railway station in Kota, disrupting the Kota-Mumbai railway track and causing delayed services for nine trains. On the Kota-Jhalawar National Highway, water accumulation near Dara Nal affected traffic throughout the morning. In Dausa district, a police van collided with a truck during heavy rainfall, leaving five policemen injured. Continuous downpour also impacted daily life in Bandikui (Dausa) and Fatehpur (Sikar). In Jhunjhunu, the roof of a house collapsed, killing one person. Jaipur witnessed rain from early morning, with around two hours of heavy showers flooding large parts of the city once again. Old city areas, along with many localities, saw water levels rising up to two feet. Water entered homes in Hawa Mahal, Chandi Ki Taksal, and Subhash Chowk, while cars and motorcycles were submerged on streets. Even SMS Hospital, the largest hospital in Jaipur, faced waterlogging, causing difficulties for patients at the DDC counters. Areas such as Malviya Nagar, Tonk Road, Narayan Singh Circle, and C-Scheme saw people trapped due to waterlogging, while Jawahar Nagar, Raja Park, and nearby localities faced power cuts due to the storm. The director of Jaipur Meteorological Center, Radheshyam Sharma, stated that the monsoon trough currently stretches from Bikaner, Jaipur, Datia, and Sidhi to Puri in Odisha, reaching the Bay of Bengal. Another trough passes through Punjab, Haryana, and northeastern Rajasthan. A low-pressure system formed over the Bay of Bengal on Tuesday is expected to cause more rain in Rajasthan until September 7. Galta Teerth saw 15-20 people trapped in knee-deep water behind the temple walls, and water also entered the Kaal Hanuman Ji temple. In Deepak Nagar, Jaisinghpur Khor, a family was stranded as water entered their house and was safely rescued later. Streets in Pannigran turned into flowing rivers, and stranded vehicles were pushed by local residents to safety. On the day of Jaljhulni Ekadashi, devotees visited Govind Dev Ji temple undeterred by the rain. Roads from Moti Doongri Road to Nayala were submerged under 4-5 feet of water, forcing people to wade through water up to their waists. SMS Hospital also faced flooding in key areas, including DDC counters 10 and 11 and the billing counter, making it difficult for patients and relatives to access medicines or complete payments for medical bills. Overall, the heavy rainfall severely affected traffic, daily life, and public safety in Jaipur, with authorities advising residents to remain cautious as waterlogging and disruptions continue across the city. The Met department said a low-pressure area has developed over the Bay of Bengal, which is likely to intensify into a well-marked low-pressure system (WML) in the coming hours. Meteorological departments have warned that this system may move towards Odisha and Madhya Pradesh within the next 24 hours. The weather office has predicted increased rainfall activity across several parts of Rajasthan due to this system. Over the next 3-4 days, Udaipur, parts of eastern Rajasthan including Bharatpur, Alwar, and some areas of the eastern-monsoon belt may experience moderate to heavy rainfall, with isolated places seeing very heavy showers. Additionally, parts of Jodhpur and Bikaner divisions are likely to see increased rainfall activity on September 5, while some areas of the Jodhpur division may witness very heavy rainfall during September 5-7. Two labourers were killed while another was injured when heavy rainfall led to a landslide in a mine in Rajasthan's Sikar on Tuesday night, officials said. Station house officer of Patan, Vikram Singh said, "The mine was about 300-feet deep. The incident happened at around 8 pm following which officials and rescue teams reached the spot. At around 3am on Wednesday, two labourers were found dead while another was found in a critically injured state." According to officials, the landlside happened when a huge rock from the top of the mines collapsed due to heavy rain. Three other labourers who were working in the mines managed to flee after the rock collapsed....