Heavy rains have caused severe waterlogging in Bengaluru, with Manyata Tech Park among the worst-hit areas. Viral videos sparked rumors of a wall collapse at the tech park, but Embassy REIT clarified that these reports were inaccurate.

Heavy rains in Bengaluru have led to severe flooding at Manyata Tech Park, one of the citys largest IT hubs, transforming the area into what social media users dubbed "Manyata Tech Falls." Videos of floodwaters cascading like waterfalls and cars submerged in water went viral,

Bengaluru faced heavy rainfall leading to severe flooding at Manyata Tech Park, submerging vehicles and streets. Viral videos showed floodwaters crash

Manyata Tech Park, one of India’s largest office hubs, was particularly affected, with reports indicating that the area was heavily submerged following incessant rainfall that began late Monday night

Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Bengaluru, particularly impacting Manyata Tech Park, where vehicles were submerged and streets were waterlogged. Social media posts reveal dramatic scenes, with concerns growing as more rain is predicted.

The management of the Bengaluru tech park has pumped out the rainwater from the campus and the water-logged roads are now cleared.

Bengaluru's heavy rains result in severe flooding at Manyata Tech Park, trapping employees indoors. Social media highlights the situation, with a playful nickname 'Manyata Tech Falls.' This incident underscores the urgent need for improved infrastructure and flood management in the city.

Manyata Tech Park has been christened Manyata Tech Falls 👎🏽 India's Top-Class office space, Manyata Tech Park in Bengaluru now resembles a river. Portion of the earth caved in after heavy rains, literally creating a waterfall at the construction site, bang in center of… pic.twitter.com/aizkNzzmKR

Heavy rainfall in Bengaluru inundated several parts of the city on Wednesday, after which the authorities pressed two tractors into service to ferry affected residents from one point to another. The weather office has forecast incessant rains throughout the day and on Thursday.

A heavy downpour lasting nearly 18 hours from late Monday night has left Bengaluru drenched and disrupted life across the city. Residents woke up to flooded streets, submerged vehicles, and traffic chaos as water flowed like rivers on major roads,