Heavy rainfall across northern India has led to significant landslides, obstructing key roads and causing traffic disruptions. In Chamoli district, the Badrinath National Highway has been blocked at multiple points by falling debris, with local authorities working tirelessly to restore access. Similarly, a massive landslide in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir, halted traffic on the Rajouri Kandi Budhal Road, causing inconvenience for commuters and medical emergencies. The Beni-Darbang road in Nepal has also been affected, stranding travelers as they attempt to navigate the landslide areas. In Uttarakhand, a landslide near Dolia Devi on the Kedarnath Highway has prompted emergency services to clear the road, while Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has initiated relief efforts following the extensive damage caused by heavy rains. The ongoing monsoon season continues to pose significant risks in these regions, with local governments striving to address the challenges posed by recurrent landslides.