At least 54 die as severe heatwave continues to hit parts of India
54 die as severe heatwave hits part of India At least 54 people died as extreme heatwave conditions persisted in...
Read moreDetails54 die as severe heatwave hits part of India At least 54 people died as extreme heatwave conditions persisted in...
Read moreDetailsDelhi's Mugeshpur records 52.3 degrees celsius temperature; highest ever in capital city At the Mungeshpur weather station in Delhi, the...
Read moreDetailsRs 2000 fine in Delhi for wasting water amid intense heatwave On Wednesday, the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) declared that...
Read moreDetailsSevere heatwave in 6 states to continue till 26 May: IMD According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), a severe...
Read moreDetailsIntense summer heat in Delhi pushes power demand to 7,717 MW Delhi's peak power consumption reached an all-time high of...
Read moreDetailsIMD issues heatwave warning for Delhi, Haryana & Punjab The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a severe heatwave in...
Read moreDetailsFinally, after a month-long dry spell in the Kashmir region, snowfall has begun in the southern region of Kashmir. Sources...
Read moreDetailsEven though the minimum temperature of 9.4 degree Celsius was three degrees above normal, Delhi recorded its lowest maximum temperature...
Read moreDetailsDelhi is expected to see extremely low temperatures because of cold wave over the next three days, with a minimum...
Read moreDetailsOn Sunday, the Prime Minister's Office convened a high-level meeting to assess the situation in Tamil Nadu following the floods...
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