Movement is heavy along Rashbehari Avenue and Gariahat Road, with police actively monitoring for double-lane parking. On the EM Bypass, the Chingrighata crossing remains a major bottleneck due to ongoing Metro construction constraints. Travelers heading to the Airport should use the main flyovers to bypass the surface-level work at Lake Town.

Traffic is moving normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossingand along C.R. Avenue. However, expect minor delays near Manicktala due to local diversions for medium goods vehicles. Most arterial roads remain open, but commuters should stay alert for localized slow downs near Sovabazar as midday volume increases.

A typical weekday congestion around Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh. Kolkata Traffic Police are maintaining strict one-way rules on Meher Ali Road and Karaya Road (South to North) until 10:00 PM. While Moulali Crossing is currently clear, any sudden weather shifts or local gatherings could trigger rapid diversions by traffic personnel on duty.

Kolkata is currently mostly sunny with a temperature of 33°C, though it feels like 39°C due to high humidity. The sky is expected to become partly cloudy this afternoon with a 60% chance of a thunderstorm or showers around 12:30 PM.

South Kolkata is witnessing heavy traffic congestion today, driven by a shortage of government buses and increased reliance on autos and private vehicles. Recent storm-related disruptions, including fallen trees, are further slowing movement across key stretches like Garia–Tollygunge and Ballygunge corridors.

Expect heavy delays around Esplanade and CR Avenue due to residual congestion from the recent Ram Navami processions. Political gatherings near Metro Channel are causing localized diversions.

Traffic is expected to be slow on APC Roy Road and near the Airport crossing due to road surface repairs and early morning heavy vehicle volume. Metro line construction near Noapara continues to restrict lanes.

Kolkata will see a sunny but hazy day with a high of 36°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise was at 5:33 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:51 PM; there is a chance of rain and thunderstorms later, with more nor'wester activity expected.

Kolkata is under an Orange Alert with a high of 32°C and a low of 23°C. Scattered thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected later today. Sunrise was at 5:33 AM, and sunset will be at 5:50 PM; strong winds up to 50–60 km/h are likely.

Movement is heavy along Gariahat Road and Rashbehari Avenue as people head out for weekend shopping. On the EM Bypass, traffic remains slow at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro construction constraints. Travelers heading toward the airport are advised to use the main flyovers and avoid the service roads at Lake Town.

In North Kolkata, traffic is plying normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing and along C.R. Avenue. However, expect slow movement near Sovabazar and Nimtala due to local weekend markets and residual religious gatherings. Small-scale diversions may be in place for goods vehicles to keep the main transit routes toward the airport clear.

Central Kolkata is seeing moderate weekend volume around Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh. While the major arterial roads are clear, Kolkata Traffic Police may implement sudden diversions near Moulali Crossing if any unplanned gatherings occur. One-way restrictions on Meher Ali Road and Karaya Road remain strictly enforced until 10:00 PM.

A surge in volume around Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh, with police maintaining a high presence following yesterday's festivities. Moulali Crossing is clear for now, but expect intermittent restrictions near Park Street. One-way rules on Meher Ali Road and Karaya Road remain strictly enforced from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Traffic is currently flowing normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing, though minor slow-downs are reported near Manicktala due to ongoing utility repairs. C.R. Avenue remains the best bet for commuters heading south, as most heavy goods vehicles have been diverted toward the circular roads to keep the main artery clear for the midday.

In South Kolkata, movement is heavy along Gariahat Road and Rashbehari Avenue as shoppers head out early. The EM Bypass is witnessing its usual bottleneck at Chingrighata, where Metro construction continues to pinch lane capacity. If you're traveling toward Tollygunge or Behala, stick to the Maa Flyover to bypass the surface-level congestion at Par

Kolkata is starting the day with mostly sunny skies and a temperature of 31°C. It’s feeling a bit stickier today with humidity at 48%. While it’s bright now, keep an umbrella handy as there’s a 40% chance of isolated thunderstorms hitting the city between 3:30 PM and 5:00 PM.

Expect heavy volume and slow movement along Rashbehari Avenue and Gariahat Road. Special checkpoints (nakas) have been set up at sensitive locations like the EM Bypass and Park Street for drink-driving checks ahead of the upcoming Holi weekend.

It will remain most congested zone today, specifically around Moulali Crossing where a gathering has already affected movement and necessitated police diversions. With over 5,000 police personnel deployed, key intersections near Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh may experience intermittent closures as large rallies pass through.

Traffic is being regulated around Shyambazar and Cossipore due to local Ram Navami processions. While major roads like Central Avenue are open, expect sudden diversions for goods vehicles, which are restricted from plying between 12 noon and midnight today.

Kolkata will see sunny conditions with a high of 33°C and a low of 24°C. AQI stands at 100 (Moderate). Sunrise was at 5:36 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:50 PM; a chance of rain later today with thunderstorms expected in the coming days.

Traffic pressure is increasing on EM Bypass and routes toward New Town due to the Sunidhi Chauhan concert at Aquatica. Peak congestion is expected from 4:30 PM onwards, especially around Chingrihata and Dhapa. Commuters may consider the East-West Metro to avoid delays.

Traffic is heavy near Moulali Crossing due to a planned gathering, with diversions in place. Usual mid-week rush ahead of Ram Navami is keeping B.B.D. Bag and Esplanade busy, while J.L. Nehru Road and C.R. Avenue are witnessing slow-moving traffic with average speeds around 14–15 km/h.

Traffic is moderate but affected by ongoing roadwork. A portion of Bali Bridge is closed, with Delhi Road-bound vehicles diverted via Nivedita Setu. Congestion is also reported at some Kalyani Expressway junctions due to expansion work, though signal-free stretches are easing flow in parts.

Today Kolkata will see sunny skies with a high of 34°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise was at 5:36 AM, and sunset will be at 5:49 PM; while dry conditions prevail, there is a slight chance of rain later today.

The Gariahat and Rashbehari belt is heavy, particularly near Deshopriya Park where police are cracking down on double-lane parking. Further east, the EM Bypass is facing its usual bottleneck at Chingrighata due to ongoing Metro Orange Line disputes, so if you’re heading toward the Airport, stick to the main flyovers & avoid Lake Town service road.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving steadily through the Shyambazar five-point crossing, though heavy vehicles are being diverted from APC Road toward CR Avenue to keep the flow light. Bidhan Sarani remains clear for now, but expect slow-moving clusters near Manicktala as medium goods vehicles are rerouted through Vivekananda Road.

Central Kolkata is the main hotspot today, with significant congestion at Moulali Crossing due to a local gathering and police diversions. While the B.B.D. Bagh and Esplanade areas are seeing typical weekday volume, be mindful of one-way restrictions on Meher Ali and Karaya Roads, which are in effect until 10:00 PM to manage the midday rush.

Today Kolkata will see mostly sunny skies with a high of 32°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise was at 5:37 AM and sunset is expected at 5:48 PM; a slight chance of rain later today with possible thunderstorms later this week.

Expect snarls on AJC Bose Road and near Exide Crossing due to bridge maintenance. Heightened police vigilance (Naka checks) is reported around Diamond Harbour Road and near New Town poll booths.

Heavy congestion persists at Esplanade and Metro Channel due to ongoing political sit-in protests. Expect diversions on BB Ganguly Street and restricted movement near the Red Road area.

Traffic is slow on APC Roy Road and near Shyambazar due to local road repairs. Sub-Himalayan West Bengal is under a heavy rain alert, which may cause minor waterlogging and slow movement near the Airport.

Today Kolkata will see sunny and calm conditions with a high of 28°C and a low of 19°C. Sunrise was at 5:40 AM and sunset is expected at 5:48 PM. There is no rain expected as the weather stabilises.

Kolkata weather updKolkata remains under an Orange Alert with continued rain and thunderstorms, with a high of 25°C and a low of 18°C. Sunrise at 5:41 AM and sunset at 5:48 PM; gusty winds and heavy showers likely.ate: March 21

Standard Saturday volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. However, expect intermittent disruptions near Gariahat and Hazra as Kolkata Police may implement temporary diversions depending on crowd movement for Eid prayers and the developing storm conditions.

Traffic is generally stable around Shyambazar, but expect slow-downs on arterial roads as vehicles are diverted away from the Red Road area. Travelers heading to the airport via VIP Road should exercise caution as fishermen have been advised against venturing into the sea due to squally winds along the West Bengal coast.

Significant traffic restrictions are in place for Id-ul-Fitr congregations. Red Road is closed to all vehicular traffic until 12 noon today. In the Esplanade area, be aware that while some major protests have concluded, sudden rain may lead to waterlogging and localized slow-downs.

A rare weather system is sweeping India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, bringing rain, storms, and hail in an otherwise summer-bound season. An upper air cyclonic circulation has been building up over the northern parts of Pakistan, causing thunderstorms, winds of 40-80 kmph, and even hailstorms in various parts of the region.

Kolkata is under an Orange Alert today with heavy rain and thunderstorms expected, with a high of 32°C and a low of 22°C. Sunrise was at 5:40 AM, and sunset is expected to be at 5:47 PM; gusty winds and waterlogging are likely.

Standard Friday volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue, but significant pressure is expected on ground-level roads near Gariahat and Hazra. With the IMD warning of hailstorms in western districts, similar sudden weather changes could impact evening travel across South Kolkata.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar, but be alert for sudden slow-downs as rainfall intensifies. Commuters heading to the airport via VIP Road should note that fishermen have been advised not to venture into the sea along the West Bengal coast due to high-intensity winds, which may affect regional maritime-related transport.

Traffic is heavily regulated near Esplanade as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's sit-in protest at the Metro Channel continues into its 15th day. Authorities warn of congestion in vulnerable areas due to the double impact of the protest and potential waterlogging from the predicted thundersqualls.

Kolkata will see partly sunny skies with a high of 33°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise at 5:43 AM and sunset at 5:48 PM; a 35% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms expected later today.

Standard Thursday volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue and near Gariahat. Following the recent maintenance closure, Vidyasagar Setu (Second Hooghly Bridge) is fully open to traffic today, though heavy vehicles may cause slight delays during peak hours.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar and College Street. Commuters heading to the airport via VIP Road should find the route clear, though emergency diversions at the airport exit for ongoing Metro work remain in place.

Traffic is flowing normally through the Esplanade and Dharamtala areas following the end of earlier protests. However, stay alert for routine office-hour congestion and localized slow-downs near New Market, as some iconic businesses like Nahoum and Sons have reportedly faced operational disruptions recently.

Significant disruptions are reported as the Vidyasagar Setu (Second Hooghly Bridge) is under full closure from 5:00 AM to 1:00 PM for critical maintenance work. Additionally, Maa Flyover and AJC Bose Flyover are closed to traffic for the marathon, leading to heavy pressure on ground-level roads like Rashbehari Avenue and Ballygunge Circular Road.

Traffic is generally stable around Shyambazar, but expect increased volume on Central Avenue as vehicles are diverted away from the marathon route in the south. Commuters heading to the airport should find VIP Road clear, though early morning travel was likely affected by the marathon-related flyover closures.

Expect major traffic diversions and heavy congestion in the Maidan and Red Road areas due to the Kolkata Police Safe Drive Save Life Half Marathon. Several key arteries, including Red Road, KP Road, Hospital Road, and Queensway, are closed to vehicular traffic for the event.

Today Kolkata will see partly sunny skies with a high of 33°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise happened at 5:42 AM, and sunset is expected to happen at 5:46 PM. There's 40% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms later today.

Kolkata will see mostly sunny skies with a high of 33°C and a low of 23°C. There is a 35% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms expected later today. Sunrise happened at 5:43 am, and sunset is expected to happen at 5:46 pm.

Standard volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. Anticipate a higher police presence and potential brief stoppages near Rashbehari and Hazra following the BJP's first candidate list release for the upcoming assembly polls.

Traffic is flowing normally near Shyambazar. Travelers using VIP Road should check for any residual delays at the airport exit, where Metro construction has necessitated ongoing emergency diversions.

Traffic is moving steadily around Dharamtala and Park Street as the week's routine continues. However, be alert for potential slowdowns near the Bhabanipur area, as Suvendu Adhikari has been announced to contest against CM Mamata Banerjee, potentially leading to localized political activity.

Today, Kolkata will transition to cloudy skies with a 32% chance of light rain or thundershowers as a new weather disturbance moves through the region. Temperatures are expected to reach a high of 33°C and a low of 23°C. The AQI remains in the "Moderate" to "Poor" range, sunrise was at 5:47 AM and sunset will be at 5:45 PM.

Standard Monday morning volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue and Gariahat. Use caution on the Vidyasagar Setu (Second Hooghly Bridge) as it reopened today after a full maintenance closure yesterday, which may lead to residual congestion as heavy vehicles resume their routes.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar, but commuters heading to the airport via VIP Road should expect minor delays near the airport exit due to ongoing Metro corridor work and new emergency diversions.

Expect heavy traffic volume and some slow-downs near Park Street and Dharamtala as the week begins with a full return to office routines. While the major protest blockades from earlier this month have cleared, police remain on alert for localized gatherings near the Moulali crossing.

March 15, Sunday: Kolkata will remain partly sunny and humid today, with temperatures around 32°C during the day. Cloud cover may increase later in the day, and isolated thunderstorms are possible in the evening.

Heavy movement is expected on Shyambazar, B.T. Road, Chiria More and Tala Bridge stretches as vehicles divert from Vidyasagar Setu routes. Traffic congestion may increase during peak hours.

Traffic pressure is likely on A.J.C. Bose Road, Alipore Road, Diamond Harbour Road and Rashbehari Avenue due to the closure of the 2nd Hooghly Bridge for maintenance. Commuters heading towards the Howrah and Vidyasagar Setu routes are advised to plan alternate routes.

Diversions and slow traffic are likely around Esplanade, Strand Road, BBD Bagh and Mayo Road as vehicles reroute following the closure of the 2nd Hooghly Bridge. Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time.

Several roads around the Maidan area may face restrictions and diversions today. Movement of goods vehicles will remain restricted from 4 am to 8 pm, except for those carrying essential supplies. A temporary no-fly zone within a 3 km radius of the Maidan from 6 am to 6 pm has been declared, banning drones, UAVs and other small aircraft.

In a significant development, the Union government on Saturday, March 14, 2026, revoked the detention of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA), five months after he was lodged in Jodhpur jail following the Leh protests.

Today Kolkata will see mostly sunny skies with a high of 35°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise happened at 5:47 AM and sunset is expected at 5:46 PM; dry and warm conditions are expected with no rain today.

Standard Saturday volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. However, expect slow-downs on Kidderpore Road, Lovers Lane, and Casuarina Avenue as these routes are being regulated for VIP movement and rally-bound vehicles throughout the afternoon.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar, but arterial roads heading toward Central Kolkata may see increased volume from rally participants. For those heading to the airport, VIP Road remains open, though new diversions at the airport exit for Metro work may cause minor delays.

Expect severe traffic regulations and congestion near the Brigade Parade Ground and Dharamtala today due to a major rally scheduled for 1 PM. Kolkata Police have restricted goods vehicles from 4 AM to 8 PM and prohibited parking around Victoria Memorial, Hospital Road, and Queensway.

Kolkata will see hot and sunny conditions with a high of 35.5°C and a low of 23.1°C. Sunrise was at 5:48 AM and sunset happened at 5:45 PM; clear skies are expected with no rain today.

Standard Friday morning volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. Anticipate typical slow downs near Gariahat and Ballygunge as the day progresses, with a continued police presence near Nabanna and Hazra for routine monitoring

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar and College Street. Travelers heading to the airport via VIP Road should note that while roads are clear, IMD has issued warnings for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in northern districts like Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar, which may indirectly affect regional flight schedules.

Traffic is returning to its regular flow at the Esplanade Metro Channel following the conclusion of the high-profile sit-in earlier this week. However, stay alert for minor disruptions near Dharamtala as the final clearing of the protest site and nearby road maintenance continue.

Kolkata will see warm and misty conditions with a high of 34.7°C and a low of 23.8°C. Rain or thunderstorms are likely later today. Sunrise occurred at 5:49 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:45 PM.

Standard Thursday volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. Be mindful of continued high police presence near Nabanna and Hazra and expect typical slow downs near Gariahat as the day progresses.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar. A new emergency traffic diversion route has been initiated at the airport exit by RVNL and Bidhannagar Police to facilitate Metro corridor work; while currently for emergencies, it may influence flow near the terminal.

Traffic is returning to a normal rhythm at the Esplanade Metro Channel following the conclusion of the high-profile sit-in earlier this week. However, stay alert for potential congestion near Dharamtala as the last of the protest infrastructure is cleared.

Standard Wednesday morning volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. Anticipate a high police presence near Hazra and Nabanna access points following yesterday's local clashes, though major thoroughfares remain open for public transport.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar and College Street. Commuters heading to the airport via VIP Road should find roads clear, though some terminal-side volume fluctuations continue following recent international flight cancellations.

Traffic is expected to return to normal at the Esplanade Metro Channel after Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee called off her indefinite sit-in late Tuesday. However, expect minor delays near Dharamtala as the protest stage and barricades are dismantled throughout the morning.

Today Kolkata is likely to see partly sunny skies with a 50% chance of rain and thunderstorms, with a high of 31°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise was at 5:50 AM and sunset is expected at 5:43 PM.

Standard volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue but anticipate potential delays near Gariahat and Hazra due to localised political rallies and ongoing police route marches.

Traffic is moving steadily around Shyambazar, though light rain may cause sudden slow-downs. Commuters heading to the airport via VIP Road should stay updated, as recent international flight cancellations to West Asia may still impact passenger flow.

Expect continued traffic congestion near Esplanade as the Chief Minister's sit-in at the Metro Channel enters its fifth day, restricting movement to a single lane. Major disruptions are also reported at the Moulali crossing following a prolonged blockade by app-cab drivers.

Standard Monday morning volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue and Gariahat. However, IMD warnings for thunderstorms mean sudden waterlogging is possible in low-lying areas. Police route marches continue in parts of Park Circus, which may lead to brief, intermittent traffic stoppages.

Traffic is stable around Shyambazar, but be mindful of road repairs in Dum Dum and Nimta, where local activists have been protesting against recent tree uprooting during construction. People heading to Kolkata Airport, while VIP Road remains open, check for any residual flight disruptions following recent international cancellations to West Asia.

Expect heavy congestion near Dharamtala and J.L. Nehru Road as the anti-SIR protest enters another day. Kolkata Police have restricted vehicle movement to one lane at the Metro Channel, with active diversions at B.B. Ganguly Street and Central Avenue. Commuters are advised to avoid the Esplanade area during peak office hours and use Strand Road.

Today, Kolkata will experience a notable shift with scattered light rain and thundershowers. While the day may reach a maximum temperature of 31°C to 34°C and a minimum of 23°C. AQI is currently in the "Poor" to "Unhealthy" category, the incoming rainfall may provide some late-day relief. Sunrise was at 5:51 AM and sunset will be at 5:44 PM.

Traffic will be impacted by the "Aparajita" All-Women Car Rally, which started at 8:30 AM and is expected to conclude around 12:30 PM after covering 30 kilometers within the city. Additionally, potential "Kitchen Protests" and marches near Hazra More and Gariahat may cause temporary slow-downs as the day progresses

Traffic is generally stable around Shyambazar, but some arterial roads may see increased volume as supporters travel toward central protest points. Those heading to Kolkata Airport via VIP Road should check for any delays stemming from recent international flight cancellations to West Asia.

Expect a heavy congestion near Dharamtala and Dorina Crossing due to the dual impact of the anti-SIR sit-in and the TMC women’s wing rally. Section 163 (Dhara 163) is strictly enforced, and traffic is being diverted at B.B. Ganguly Street and Central Avenue to bypass the protest site.

Kolkata will see warm conditions with morning haze followed by sunny skies, with a high of 32.1°C and a low of 22.2°C. Sunrise was at 5:52 AM and sunset is expected at 5:43 PM; humid conditions are expected early in the day.

Today, Kolkata will experiencing a warm, dry weather with temperatures peaking at 32°C and a minimum of 23°C. Expect mostly sunny skies and a hazy atmosphere, as the Air Quality Index (AQI) remains in the "Unhealthy" category. While some afternoon clouds may appear, there is zero chance of rain. Sunrise was at 5:52 AM and sunset will be at 5:42 PM.

Standard Saturday morning volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. Anticipate localized slow-downs near Park Circus and Gariahat due to weekend market crowds and routine police route marches being conducted in the area.

Traffic is flowing steadily around Shyambazar and College Street. However, travelers to the airport via VIP Road should stay alert for potential terminal-side volume changes following recent international flight cancellations to West Asia.

Expect heavy congestion near Dharamtala and J.L. Nehru Road due to the ongoing CM's sit-in. Single-lane movement at the Metro Channel is causing delays; use Strand Road or AJC Bose Road as faster north-south alternatives.

Expect snarls on AJC Bose Road and Diamond Harbour Road due to flyover maintenance. Intensive drink-driving checks (Naka Bandi) are starting this evening in South suburban divisions ahead of the weekend.

Expect heavy congestion near Esplanade and SN Banerjee Road due to ongoing administrative protests. Diversions remain near Eden Gardens for the T20 World Cup cleanup; Kingsway is partially restricted.

Traffic is expected to be slow on College Street and near CR Avenue due to residual local gatherings. Narrowing of lanes for Metro construction on the Yellow Line continues to affect flow near the Airport crossing.

Today, Kolkata will see sunny skies with a high of 32°C and a low of 22°C. AQI stands at 200 (Unhealthy). Sunrise was at 5:52 AM and sunset will be at 5:43 PM, with warm conditions expected through the day.

As part of its Pronam program, Kolkata Police has introduced a special Pronam Smart Card for the elderly to help ensure their security and access to medical services. The card will grant senior citizens priority treatment at specific hospitals, in addition to discounts on medicine and medical tests.

Traffic is returning to standard weekday patterns following the conclusion of the ICC T20 World Cup Semi-Final at Eden Gardens yesterday. Most road closures around the Maidan and Strand Road have been lifted. However, the Kolkata Traffic Police continue their special drink-driving checks throughout the day as part of a month-long pre-