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    Don't use fans, set AC thermostat at 27: WHO issues guidelines to save yourself from extreme heat

    The IMD forecasts severe heatwave conditions continuing across North India, affecting states like Punjab, Haryana-Chandigarh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar, and northern Madhya Pradesh. Nighttime temperatures remain warm, with daytime highs reaching 44-47.6°C. WHO guidelines advise staying indoors during peak heat, using cool air at night, hydrating, and protecting vulnerable groups like children and elderly from extreme temperatures.

    Amid Hardik Pandya-Natasa Stankovic divorce rumours, cricket star opens up about challenges ahead of T20 World Cup

    Cricket star Hardik Pandya recently shared insights into his challenges leading up to the T20 World Cup. Despite scrutiny following his IPL 2024 performance, Pandya remains process-driven and optimistic. He emphasized the importance of resilience, continuous improvement, and staying focused amid personal speculations. Pandya's story reflects a winning mindset both on and off the field, as he navigates hurdles with determination and commitment.

    Scorching Rajasthan: Phalodi hits 50°C, IMD issues 'red alert' for multiple states; Here's what you need to know

    Rajasthan is reeling under a severe heatwave, with Phalodi recording a scorching 50°C, the highest since 2019. This comes amidst soaring temperatures across India, with several regions witnessing temperatures above 45°C. The heatwave has impacted various states, including Himachal Pradesh, Assam, and Arunachal Pradesh, prompting the IMD to issue warnings. The extreme heat has led to tragic fatalities in Rajasthan, highlighting the urgent need for measures to address the crisis.

    Amid heatwave conditions, staying cool without creating heat remains essential

    As Delhi sizzles at 45 degrees Celsius, many of us tend to overlook the ironic reality that the comfort provided by air conditioners contributes directly to global warming. With the increasing affordability of ACs and more countries, including India, meeting the rising demand for electricity, the use of air conditioners is escalating. According to a study, by 2050, the number of AC units is projected to reach 4.5 billion, a boon for appliance manufacturers but concerning for the Earth. The emissions of greenhouse gases resulting from AC usage are anticipated to lead to a 0.5-degree Celsius increase in global temperatures.

    Investors warm up to Vi, but put the fundraising call on hold amid stock fluctuation

    Vi plans to raise ₹45,000 crore by the June quarter. Its board last month approved raising ₹20,000 crore via equity or equity-linked instruments. The telco plans to raise another ₹25,000 crore in loans.

    UP: Infrared outdoor heaters installed at several locations across Ayodhya amid biting cold

    Ayodhya (UP): Infrared outdoor heaters installed at several locations across Ayodhya to help people stay warm amid the dropping temperatures. The heaters have been installed by Nagar Nigam Ayodhya. UP: Infrared outdoor heaters installed at several locations a...

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