High waves and uprooted trees mark Cyclone Arnab's coastal damage
An extended Indian news broadcast focuses on rough seas, wind damage and conditions on the ground after the cyclone.
IndiaStory of Why this story? One of NDTV India's most watched videos since yesterday, with 612,354 views.
NDTV India: The Hindi news channel of NDTV, controlled by the Adani group since 2022. 27M subscribers and 34B views.
तूफान 'अर्नब' का कहर: समुद्र में ऊंची लहरें और भारी तबाही LIVE | Cyclone Arnab | Weather | Tufan
High waves at sea and trees uprooted by strong winds are the focus of India's New Delhi Television (NDTV) India broadcast on Cyclone Arnab. The Hindi-language coverage reports extensive damage in coastal areas, bringing together ground reporting and scenes of the storm's effects.
Arnab developed from a low-pressure system in the eastern Bay of Bengal in late October before strengthening into a cyclonic storm. It has affected southern and eastern India, putting a broad stretch of the country's coast at the center of the weather coverage.
This broadcast emphasizes the physical impact along the shoreline: rough water, fallen trees and damage to coastal communities. Its description presents it as a ground-level account of conditions, rather than simply a forecast of the cyclone's path.
The video drew about 612,000 views since yesterday. Separate broadcasts published by the channel the following day continued the coverage of high waves and coastal damage.
A tropical cyclone that affected southern and eastern India in October 2026. It formed over the eastern Bay of Bengal and strengthened into a cyclonic storm on 26 October.
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Where next?
- Channel
- NDTV India
- Subscribers
- 27,100,000
- Channel views, pace per day
- 36,885,535 (on a normal day: 34,128,221)
- Video published
- October 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 857,858 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 612,280 (on a normal day: 359,431)
The numbers
The broadcast received more than 600,000 views since yesterday.
