Two children die after drowning in a pit filled with rainwater, according to a report by The Times of India. The incident involves children who fall into an uncovered or uncontained pit that accumulates rain during rainfall. After the children enter the pit, they are unable to escape and drown in the water. The report indicates that the deaths occur during conditions when rainwater collects in such pits, highlighting the danger posed by open or unmanaged excavations during storms. The information provided does not include further specifics such as the children’s ages, their exact location, the time of day, or whether rescue attempts were carried out immediately. It also does not state whether authorities are investigating the circumstances, including how the pit was left accessible or whether any safety measures were in place. The available reporting focuses on the deaths of the two children and the rainwater-filled pit as the cause.