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  • Delhi Weather: Severe heatwave conditions from April 24, IMD issues yellow alert

    The India Metrological Department (IMD) has issued a 'yellow' alert for the next three days.

  • Delhi govt unveils Heat Action Plan: Heatwave alerts, water coolers and dedicated wards in hospitals

    The action plan, aimed at combating the effects of rising temperatures, was launched at an event on Monday by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who also inaugurated three Cool Roof pilot projects in the city.

  • Mumbai heatwave alert: 7 simple ways to stay safe and hydrated to beat the heatwave

    With temperatures rising, Mumbai and nearby districts are preparing for an intense heatwave. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for February 25 and 26, warning that temperatures could reach 37-38 degrees Celsius. This sharp increase in heat can be harmful to health, making it essential for people to take proper precautions.

  • Pet heat stroke symptoms: Is your pet overheating? 6 warning signs to look out for and tips to manage

    Summer pet safety tips: Heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency that requires immediate veterinary attention. Here’s why recognising these warning signs and taking decisive action, is important ti save your pet's life and prevent lasting damage.

  • Delhi experiences heatwave to severe heatwave; Ayanagar records 46°C

    According to the latest data, Safdarjung registered a maximum temperature of 44.6°C, while Palam and Lodhi Road recorded 44°C and 44.7°C respectively. The Ridge area saw temperatures soaring to 45.5°C.

  • Severe heatwave kills 45 more in Odisha in 24 hours, takes national toll to 211

    According to the Odisha government, post-mortem reports revealed that 26 of the 45 deaths reported in the last 24 hours were caused by heatstroke.

  • Beat the heat: Expert-approved diet tips to fight health risks during a heatwave

    Summer heat and heatwaves can cause fatigue and disrupt your daily life. However, a nutrient-rich diet and proper hydration can protect your health and keep you energised. Discover the importance of nutritional strategies and uncover what to eat and what to avoid to fight the challenges posed by summer heatwaves.

  • How much sun is too much? Here's how to save yourself from sunburn and sun poisoning

    Health risks of sunburn: Spending too much time under sun can lead to painful consequences. Here's everything you need to know about sun burn and sun poisoning, and tips to avoid the health risks.

  • Heatwave health risks: Exercise and diet tips to beat fatigue, weakness in summer

    Stay healthy in summer: If you often feel tired and sluggish, especially in hot weather, it's clear that the heat is sapping your energy. But there's a solution. By understanding why you feel this way and making some small lifestyle changes, you can beat the heat and stay energised all day.

  • Benefits of yoga: Prevent dehydration during summer with these yoga asanas

    Heatwave: During hot summer weather, staying hydrated is crucial to avoid health problems. Along with drinking enough water, expert recommends practicing yoga and physiotherapy to help maintain hydration levels and stay healthy.

  • Heatwave grips Northern India, IMD issues 'Red Alert'

    The extreme weather comes just days before Delhi heads to the polls on May 25 for the ongoing general elections, potentially impacting voter turnout and election activities.

  • Heatwave and heart problems: What’s the connection?

    Causes of heart attack: Heatwaves pose a significant threat to cardiovascular health due to the physiological stress they impose on the body. By adopting proactive measures to stay hydrated, cool, and informed, you can reduce the risk of heat-related cardiovascular complications in the face of extreme heat.

  • Bracing for the Burn: How heat waves are heating up India's economy

    Several states, including Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Andhra Pradesh, have already experienced temperatures ranging from 40°C to 42.6°C in the past week.

  • Extreme heat advisories issued for over 100 million in US, mercury may soar to 48 degrees in Europe

    The mercury may soar as high as 48C (118.4F) on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, the European Space Agency said -- "potentially the hottest temperatures ever recorded in Europe."

  • In pics: Heatwave scorches Uttar Pradesh and Bihar; death toll climbs to 96

    In Uttar Pradesh, 54 deaths were reported in the Ballia district near Lucknow. According to the authorities, most of them were over 60 and suffered from preexisting health issues that probably worsened due to extreme heat. The symptoms mostly seen are breathing problems, heart-related issues, fever, vomiting and diarrhoea

  • Heat wave: Maharashtra state board schools to remain closed from Friday

    Schools of other boards can take decision about closure after considering their curriculum and activities, said the order issued by the School Education Department on Thursday.

  • Delhi braces for heatwave, government shares advisory. Alerts issued in West Bengal, Odisha

    A prolonged dry spell is expected to drive temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius in Delhi next week, the meteorological department stated.

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