Various parts of India are reeling under record-breaking temperatures, including a 'red alert' in Delhi. In such a situation, people were left amused after hearing of a report that said the UK will be "blasted" by a heatwave of mere 26 degrees, which is like winters in Mumbai!
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said that heatwave conditions will persist in Delhi for next few days as hot winds coming from Rajasthan are raising the temperature.
Economists question whether this signifies a new volatile phase in the fight against inflation, with the IMD offering no respite from the blistering temperatures. Aside from health concerns, experts highlight the threat to agricultural output, potentially worsening inflationary pressures.
Telangana school news: The Telangana government has announced to implement half-day classes across the state from today (March 15) in the wake of the state experiencing rising temperatures.
The researchers studied two decades of data sets of sea level, sea-surface temperature and temperature differences between surface and mesophotic zone, to develop a forecast tool to understand how corals are affected by rising temperatures.
Scientists have claimed that the scorching temperatures across Southern Europe – nicknamed ‘Lucifer’ – were made at least ten times more likely by climate change.
The average surface temperature of Earth has gone up about 1.1 degrees Celsius since the late 19th century.
Patna, Jul 2: At least 251 children died following an outbreak of encephalitis in Bihar since May this year, a health official said today.The highest number of 172 children died of the disease at Sri
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