There were 19 people at the gymnasium when the accident occured. Four people escaped and 15 were trapped, the municipal search and rescue headquarters said, according to state media said.
It was estimated that at least 225 people lived in the hamlet, the state's deputy chief minister, Devendra Fadnavis, told the state assembly.
PassportCard stressed that there are no known Israeli casualties.
Moscow and Kyiv blamed each other for the destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Station and dam, which unleashed flood water from the Dnipro River.
Many have been left without adequate drinking water, while many animals have been killed and people have been forced to evacuate from their homes.
A Ukrainian military spokesperson said Russia's aim was to prevent Ukrainian troops crossing the Dnipro River to attack Russian occupying forces.
Millions of liters of water burst through a gaping hole in a Russian-controlled dam, flooding a swathe of the war zone in southern Ukraine.
A Russian energy official warned earlier this month that the dam risked being overwhelmed by record-high water levels.
Eight bodies had been retrieved from various locations, according to Italian politicians.
New climate data predicts increase in highly intense days of rain, snow with up to 30% more moisture on those days