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Kashmir is grappling with record temperatures, driving demand for affordable air coolers. Climate change, urbanization, and environmental degradation threaten the region’s economy, water resources, and agriculture
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This year, the peak power demand of Delhi is expected to cross 9,000 MW. In 2024, the national capital recorded an all-time high peak demand of 8,656 MW
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May's average global temperature was 1.4°C higher than the 1850-1900 pre-industrial average. That figure pushes Earth further into the danger zone agreed upon in the Paris climate pact.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued heatwave warnings for Delhi and surrounding areas, forecasting temperatures to rise above 45°C. On Monday, Delhi’s Ayanagar recorded 45.3°C, while Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan saw a scorching 47.3°C. Similar extreme heat is affecting Haryana and Punjab, with Sirsa at 46.4°C and Samrala at 46.1°C. The IMD expects continued heatwave conditions in northwest India over the next four days. Hot and humid weather is also impacting parts of Bihar, coastal Andhra Pradesh, and Gangetic West Bengal. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall is predicted for Assam, Meghalaya, and coastal Karnataka, providing a stark contrast to the north’s dry heat. Nighttime temperatures remain high in Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana, offering little relief. However, a shift in weather is expected in Delhi from Thursday, with light rain and thunderstorms anticipated. The IMD forecasts no heatwave-like conditions in the capital from Thursday until at least June 15.
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The actual maximum temperature in the city touched 43.4 degrees Celsius on Monday, 3.4 degrees higher than the seasonal average
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The report, published on Tuesday by the New Delhi-based Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) think tank, analysed climate, health, and infrastructure data to calculate a heat-risk score.
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Summer is the time to move more and stay active. Joint pain doesn’t have to be part of this season. Here’s how with small steps and the right approach, you can stay active and comfortable during hotter months.
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India faces a severe heatwave with temps surpassing 45°C. IMD issues alerts for Jharkhand, Telangana, Odisha, and Maharashtra. Stay safe with essential precautions.
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How to prevent dizziness in summer: Overheating in summer can hit fast and cause dizziness, fatigue, even fainting. Before it gets worse, try these 1-minute heat remedies to cool your body and regain balance instantly.
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The states have been recommended to reschedule working hours to avoid peak heat times, ensure access to adequate drinking water for workers, provide shaded rest areas and ventilation or cooling at worksites, and make arrangements for conducting regular health check-ups.
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The rain and gusty winds provided some relief from the heat in Delhi, where the maximum temperature reached 41 degrees Celsius
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When the heat feels unbearable, reach out for grandmother’s remedies. Here are 7 herbs that are easy to use, help to heal, and keep you cool. Add them to your meals, teas, or skincare routine and let nature help you stay chill this summer:
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Healthy summer drinks to stay hydrated: Hydration in summer is about replenishing what your body truly needs. Drink sufficient water and understand how electrolytes, Vitamin C, and antioxidants play a role in keeping you energised and protected.
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Vulnerable groups like the elderly, children, and those with preexisting health conditions are particularly at risk during extreme heat events.
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The government is looking at models like IN-SPACe and the Bio-RIDE in the space and biotech sectors to involve private participation in nuclear power, Singh told Moneycontrol.
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According to the six-day forecast issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the national capital will experience heatwave conditions with the maximum temperature ranging between 39 and 42 degrees Celsius.
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How to prevent pigmentation in summer: Sun-induced pigmentation can be managed and prevented with the right skincare routine and lifestyle habits. Here’s how sun protection, antioxidants, and avoiding sun exposure can help you maintain healthy, even-toned skin.
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Delhi’s peak power demand is expected to cross last year's record this summer, and the state government is preparing for network overload and other local factors. A Tata Power-DDL spokesperson said dedicated round-the-clock teams have been set up to attend breakdown and for supply restoration.
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In April, most parts of India will likely witness higher-than-usual maximum temperatures.
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Despite regular heat waves, very few Indian households have an air conditioner — just 10% compared with 68% of Chinese and 38% of Thai homes
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The report also calls for updating AC test procedures to better reflect India's humid climate, where comfort depends not just on cooling but on moisture removal.
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Coal stocks at domestic thermal power plants (TPPs) – a key indicator proportionate to India’s potential to generate electricity - is currently at a historic high of 54 million tonne (MT), according to Power Ministry.
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Refreshing summer beverages: Want to stay cool in the summer heat, but don't want to keep drinking plain water throughout the day? Here are some refreshing beverages to complement your water intake and help keep you hydrated and energised.
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Maintaining your health and hydration is crucial for combating summer heat. Here are some simple yet effective strategies suggested by a nutritionist to help protect yourself from heat exhaustion and ensure proper hydration during the summer.
