The monsoon continues its march across India, bringing smiles to farmers and frowns to some, like transporters. On Sunday, (from left) five stranded oil tankers were swept away by a raging Subarnarekha near Ranchi in Jharkhand, while trucks carrying sand drifted into the flooded Krishna right across the country in Maharashtra's Sangli
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