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  • Heatwave Alert: Precautions That You Need To Take | IMD Guidelines Explained

    India remains under the grip of a relentless heatwave, with temperatures soaring across multiple states. As the mercury continues to rise, it's essential to stay informed and take necessary precautions. With severe heatwave conditions prevailing in various regions, including West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, and more, citizens are urged to stay hydrated, avoid peak sun exposure, and wear light clothing. Mumbai and Bengaluru witness scorching temperatures, while Odisha reels under prolonged heatwave conditions. Manisha Gupta explains the safety guidelines provided by the IMD to stay safe during this intense summer heat.

  • India’s hot summer creates winners in its pricey stock market

    The coming months will also see hundreds of millions of voters attend campaign rallies and head to the polls in a parliamentary election that lasts for weeks starting mid-April.

  • In Pics | Heatwave grips North India, adds to the misery

    North India, particularly Delhi, has been bearing the brunt with IMD officials saying Cyclone Amphan is the reason behind rise in mercury levels.

  • The Hottest spots on Earth

    Here is a list of most hot places on Earth where temperature soar as high as 71 degree celsius.

  • Fever can actually help kids battle illness: Experts

    Running a high temperature can help your kid recover more quickly from illness as it makes a child slow down, rest and sleep more - all vital in recuperating, experts say.

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