Drowned

In Haryana's Mahendragarh, four people died and four were rescued during an event of Ganesh idol immersion. According to Mahendragarh Police, near a canal in Jhagadoli village, 20-22 people were present for Ganesh idol immersion, and many drowned in the river. As of now, the police confirmed to rescue of four people, whereas four boys died. In addition, operations to rescue others is underway.

The death toll in the Andhra Pradesh beach tragedy has risen to three, as of July 30. Thirteen students from DIET college visited beach in the Anakapalli district on July 29. Six students stayed on the shore, seven others ventured into the sea, and allegedly got swept away due to high tides. One was immediately rescued and admitted to a hospital, and one was reported dead. Meanwhile, rest are missing.

CRPF Commando Suraj R (27), passed away by way of drowning, while trying to rescue assistant commandant from getting washed away in a river. Suraj hailed from Kerala's Kollam, and was posted in Chhattisgarh's Sukma. The incident occurred while they were returning from an anti-maoist operation in Sukma. Chandan, the official Suraj tried to save, was rescued. "He saved me and I can never forget his smiling face," said Chandan.

Three people, including two minors identified as Kanaram Meghwal (22) Gopal (15) along with Chhoturam (15) drowned while bathing in a pond in Churu district of Rajasthan. On July 6, the district police confirmed the incident happened in Dhaderu Godaran village. Furthermore, Bidasar Police Station SHO Mahendra Kumar said while taking a bath, victims slipped into the deep end and died. Meanwhile, their body has been sent for postmortem.

In Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur, an IIT student identified as Chanchal Kumar Meena drowned to death in River Ganga, confirmed police on June 19. As per PTI,  ACP Kernalganj Tirpurari Pandey said, "Two students of IIT Kanpur had drowned while taking bath in river Ganga.  One of them was saved, while the other one drowned." Notably, a group of 10 IIT-Kanpur students went to the Atal Ghat at the Ganga Barrage.