At least 27 people have died and at least 45 people have died due to heavy rains in western part of Uttar Pradesh, in the eastern part of Rajasthan state, strong dust storms and at least 27 people have died.
Many natural disasters have been wounded on Wednesday evening, NDTV said.
In the storm and thunderstorm, the houses collapse, the plants are uprooted and electricity is disconnected. The fear of death may increase in the number of authorities.
At least 36 people died in Uttar Pradesh alone in Agra.
"36 people died in Agra district. Besides, two more people died in Saharanpur, Bareli, Rampur and Muradabad, "said Sanjay Kumar, senior government official in Uttar Pradesh.
Agrawal and Saharanpur have suffered extensive damage in the storm, he said.
Alawar, Dholpur and Bharatpur districts have been the worst sufferers due to the severe dew due to the eastern part of Rajasthan state.
Most of the people died due to the collapse of the roof of the roof of the district. In Dholpur, 40 houses of a village were destroyed in lightning.
The district has been electrocuted since last night after the trees collapsed in Alwar, 164 kilometers away from the capital Delhi.
The worst hit is in Bharatpur district. At least 12 people have died here.
There was heavy rains in Delhi and Wednesday after heavy rains. But there was no news of any damage from Delhi.
The Meteorological Department said, at around 4:45 pm local time, a storm suddenly hit the city with a speed of 59 kilometers per hour. A sudden start of the storm lasted for only a few minutes, but it had disrupted the landing of 15 flights, including two international flights.
On Wednesday, severe depression was reported in parts of Rajasthan. At the time, the maximum temperature in Kota region was 45.4 degrees. The Meteorological Department has warned that there may be rains with different parts of the state like dust storm, rain and thunderstorm.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed deep sympathy to the victims of the disaster. He has been offered assistance to the state governments in connection with the crisis, he said.
Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan announced compensation of Rs 50,000 each to the families of each of the dead and 50,000 each injured.