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When will monsoon hit Delhi to offer some respite from heatwave? IMD shares update
IMD announced the expected arrival of monsoon in Delhi-NCR around June 30. The weather office also forecast dust storms and light rainfall offering brief relief from the severe heatwave over the next few days.
Forced to take hot showers without turning your geysers on? Here are ways to tackle the issue
In the national capital, people are taking hot showers due to heatwave conditions and plastic water tanks like Sintex being exposed to extreme heat, replacing concrete tanks. Solutions include using tank jackets made of ultra violet-resistant material, placing tanks in shady spots, and exploring porous materials like earthen pots for water cooling.
Extreme Heatwave: How Delhi Zoo and Wildlife SOS are safeguarding animals
Delhi is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures soaring to 52°C. The Delhi Zoo and Wildlife SOS are actively implementing measures to protect animals from the extreme heat. These include installing coolers and sprinklers and enhancing diets. Despite these efforts, many animals, particularly birds, continue to suffer, prompting free treatment initiatives by the Charity Bird Hospital in Chandni Chowk. The situation underscores the need for ongoing and intensified efforts to safeguard urban wildlife from extreme weather.
IMD predicts heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across multiple states as Delhi-NCR witnesses major weather disruptions
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in several parts of the country, including Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, south Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, west Uttar Pradesh, Meghalaya, and others. Delhi-NCR experienced a major thunderstorm and rainfall, leading to traffic disruptions and flight diversions. The IMD has issued alerts for West Bengal and Jammu and Kashmir, while Delhi is under a yellow alert. Himachal Pradesh is also expected to witness rain and hailstorms. Unseasonal rains in Pune provided relief from the heat but also caused incidents of tree falls and fires.
‘I had nightmares of headless soldiers walking down Kargil peaks’
Lt Col (retd) Sada S Peter, who was a battery commander of the Rocket Regiment, recollects his days and nights at the Kargil war — and his battle for sanity thereafter
No more stinky rides: How Railways plans to tackle smelly trains, stations
The Railway Board is implementing various strategies to combat the long-standing problem of unpleasant odors in trains and stations. In response to numerous complaints received through the Rail Madad app, the board is proposing the utilization of innovative IoT-based tech to detect foul smells.
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Rains lash Delhi and surrounding areas in pleasant surprise. Check IMD's weather forecast
Delhi experienced scattered rainfall and thunderstorms, offering relief from the heat. The India Meteorological Department forecasts similar weather patterns, including the impact of an intense Western Disturbance and moisture influx from the Arabian Sea.
Bengaluru better than Mumbai? Heatwave has residents wondering which Indian city offers better weather
Bengaluru, once known for its pleasant weather, is now facing a severe water crisis and soaring temperatures, reaching around 38°C. The city's heatwave has shattered previous records, sparking online discussions and memes comparing its weather to that of Mumbai and Delhi. Twitter users are expressing surprise and frustration, highlighting the city's unexpected transition to hotter temperatures. The contrast between Bengaluru's current weather challenges and its once-celebrated climate has drawn attention to the city's changing environmental landscape.
Bengaluru ain't seen nothing yet: Will it turn into a dystopia?
Bengaluru experienced its highest maximum temperature for March in the past five years, reaching 36.4 degrees Celsius on March 29. This temperature marked the fourth highest in the past 15 years and the third highest in the last decade for March. Meteorological experts attribute this intense heat to global warming and the El Nino effect, which leads to the warming of the Pacific Ocean
'Murder Mubarak' star Pankaj Tripathi showers praise on director Homi Adjania
Tripathi plays cop Bhavani Singh, who is hot on the heels of the killer.
Trains versus planes: The race hots up as new factors come into play
Trains, specifically the Vande Bharat express trains, are starting to compete with airlines in terms of speed, amenities, and customer experience. The Rail Coach Factory (RCF) has designed a new AC first class coach that offers a business class airline experience with compact cubicles for two people, panoramic windows, and amenities such as laptop tables and entertainment screens. The Indian Railways is also planning to revamp stations to provide lounges, recreational facilities, and other amenities to compete with airports. Vande Bharat trains have competitive fares compared to airlines, and their introduction has led to a decrease in airfares on certain routes.
IMD's full forecast: Heavy rainfall across India until August 7; Flood concerns and impact
According to the IMD, intense precipitation is anticipated in East Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam & Meghalaya, as well as Nagaland and Manipur. The weather bureau's predictions also include significant rainfalls in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, East Rajasthan, Jammu, and Madhya Pradesh.
Delhi records maximum temperature of this season but relief likely soon
Heat wave conditions prevailed over south Haryana, Delhi southern parts of Uttar Pradesh, GangeticWest Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
India vs Austalia: Riots of 1969, tied Test and mother of all comebacks
In an era where Test cricket fights for survival, the rivalry between India and Australia has only blossomed in the past 75 years.
Come winter, summer and now rain: protesting farmers ready for monsoons at Delhi borders
Monsoon rains also bring with them frequent power cuts, even in the best parts of the city, and these temporary townships on highways are no exceptions.
Delhi air slips to ‘severe’ levels, farm fumes to choke it further
As meteorological conditions are bringing fumes from field fires in Punjab and Haryana, air quality in Delhi deteriorated to ‘severe’ level on Tuesday and is forecast to become much more hazardous in the days ahead.
7 killed in Assam floods, north India receives light to moderate showers
Relief from the heat is likely on July 16 as rains are expected on that evening, a Meteorological Department official said.
Sell in May, play in June! Hot summer is about cool returns on D-Street
In last 20 years, the BSE Sensex has ended June with gains on 14 occasions.
Using hot & cold therapy, losing weight may help alleviate pain amongst those who suffer from arthritis
Some treatments, in addition to medication often prove beneficial.
A 28-year-old scion is earning the spurs at $13 billion JSW Group
JSW Group is readying ground for the next generation to take reins and in the hot seat is 28-yr-old Parth Jindal.
Monsoon reaches Maharashtra, Odisha, West Bengal; UP still hot
The much-awaited southwest monsoon finally reached Mumbai and also covered parts of Maharashtra, including Pune and Nashik districts.
HFCs turn hot cakes on Dalal Street, brokerages put big bets on HDFC, DHFL, Repco Home
Shares of cos like IndiaBulls Housing Finance, GIC Housing Finance, DHFL, among others, have gained up to 16 per cent on the bourses during this past week.
North and Northwest India receive heavy showers; overall monsoon deficit narrows to 14%
Heavy showers this week have soaked rain-starved farms across north and northwest India, narrowing the overall monsoon deficit in the country to 14% .
Power demand in Delhi touches 5,925 MW
Delhi, seat of political power, consumes more electricity than many states including Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Bihar and Jharkhand.
Rain brings relief to Delhi on season's hottest day
City recorded its highest maximum temperature for the season on Friday with the mercury touching 43.6 degrees Celsius, four degrees above normal
Unbearable: Delhi records worst summer in 33 years
The average maximum temperature in Delhi this year for May-June has been 41.57 degree Celsius, the highest since at least 1980, for which firm data is available.
Best offbeat and popular travel destinations for you on a tight budget this summer
A major hurdle in travel planning is figuring out where to go, particularly if you have a tight budget. We give you a mix of offbeat and popular destinations that could be on your list this summer.
Monsoon arrives early in Delhi, heavy rains lash north India
Southwest Monsoon made its way into national capital 3 days ahead of its normal onset, bringing rains, even as heavy showers lashed most parts of north India.
IPO arena hots up; cos plan to raise Rs 50K cr in 2010
Domestic companies are expected to embark on a mega fund raising spree this year with plans to raise over Rs 50,000 crore by way of public offers, driven by the sharp recovery in the stock market.
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