Weather Alert LIVE Updates: Districts including Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg will witness strong sunlight and hot, humid weather.
Delhi-NCR Weather LIVE UPDATES: Delhi is expected to record a maximum temperature of around 25 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 12 degrees Celsius, with mist in the morning.
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Scorching heat grips North India as Delhi hits 43 C! IMD issues red alert with 52 C feel-like temp will monsoon arrive early to bring relief?
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The summer season can be merciless with excruciating heat. Take care of your health and follow these five doctor-recommended tips to stay cool naturally during these months. Read on.
Heatwave Alert In Delhi-NCR Live Updates: The national capital continues to reel under extreme heatwave conditions, as the maximum temperature settled at 43.3 degrees Celsius, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicating a "feel-like" or heat index value of 51.9 C by the evening, said officials.
According to the IMD norms, a heatwave is declared when the maximum temperature is greater than or equal to 45 C, or when it is 4.5 C to 6.4 C above normal. If it crosses this range, it qualifies as a severe heatwave.
According to the Telangana Heat Action Plan (HAP) 2025, extreme heat and heatwave is no longer considered an isolated meteorological event but has now becomes a recurring and escalating threat to public health.
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Heatwave Alert In India: Most parts may face 2-7 heatwave days -- 1 to 4 days higher than normal -- during the month, IMD chief Mrutyunjay Mohapatra told the media.
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Rain to splash Delhi-NCR soon? IMD's latest weather bulletin says Delhi residents can finally expect some relief from the intense heatwave that has gripped the national capital over the past few weeks. Read on to know more.
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Delhi Weather Update: The IMD has also issued a warning that maximum temperatures are expected to rise by approximately 2 C over the next two days. This means Delhi could be looking at daytime temperatures potentially reaching up to 45 C by Monday
The IMD has issued a yellow alert for a heatwave in Delhi on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 43 C. Check what yellow weather warnings mean, and how to stay safe.
Weather Alert LIVE Updates: Districts including Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg will witness strong sunlight and hot, humid weather.
Delhi-NCR Weather LIVE UPDATES: Delhi is expected to record a maximum temperature of around 25 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 12 degrees Celsius, with mist in the morning.
Let's know how the disappearance of the Aravalli Hills could worsen climate change, increase pollution, and trigger serious health risks across North India.
Scorching heat grips North India as Delhi hits 43 C! IMD issues red alert with 52 C feel-like temp will monsoon arrive early to bring relief?
Heatwave Alert In Delhi-NCR Live Updates: The national capital continues to reel under extreme heatwave conditions, as the maximum temperature settled at 43.3 degrees Celsius, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicating a "feel-like" or heat index value of 51.9 C by the evening, said officials.
According to the IMD norms, a heatwave is declared when the maximum temperature is greater than or equal to 45 C, or when it is 4.5 C to 6.4 C above normal. If it crosses this range, it qualifies as a severe heatwave.
According to the Telangana Heat Action Plan (HAP) 2025, extreme heat and heatwave is no longer considered an isolated meteorological event but has now becomes a recurring and escalating threat to public health.
Dr. Trupti Padhi, Dietitian and Certified Diabetic Educator, speaks on the 6 nutrient-rich picks that you must keep in your kitchen this summer season to protect your skin from sun and heat damage.
Suffering from asthma? Here is how extreme heatwave can trigger severe breathing problems in asthma patients, and what one should do to stay safe - explained by Dr Vikas Pilaniya, Manipal Hospital, Jaipur.
Heatwave Alert In India: Most parts may face 2-7 heatwave days -- 1 to 4 days higher than normal -- during the month, IMD chief Mrutyunjay Mohapatra told the media.
Dr Trupti Padhi, Dietitian and Certified Diabetic Educator elaborates on 6 nutrient-packed drinks you must try not only for hydration but also for your skin and hair care during peak summer months.
Rain to splash Delhi-NCR soon? IMD's latest weather bulletin says Delhi residents can finally expect some relief from the intense heatwave that has gripped the national capital over the past few weeks. Read on to know more.
Amidst scorching heatwave, schools in Delhi have received a fresh set of guidelines to protect students from heatwave during school hours.
Beat the heat with expert advise, Dt. Samriddha Dasgupta Sarkar, Clinical Nutritionist, elaborates on how you can switch up your diet and lifestyle during peak summer season. Here's what you must eat and drink.
Delhi Weather Update: The IMD has also issued a warning that maximum temperatures are expected to rise by approximately 2 C over the next two days. This means Delhi could be looking at daytime temperatures potentially reaching up to 45 C by Monday
The IMD has issued a yellow alert for a heatwave in Delhi on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 43 C. Check what yellow weather warnings mean, and how to stay safe.
A health condition that requires immediate medical attention to protect eyesight, one has to be particularly careful in extreme-heat conditions to prevent an eye stroke.
Delhi weather updates: A yellow alert has been issued for Delhi-NCR, warning that starting Wednesday, April 16, the mercury is expected to soar past 40 C, intensifying the heatwave conditions in the coming days.
Sleeping on summer nights can be challenging, but with these simple tips, you can beat the heat and enjoy a restful sleep. Read on.
The scorching summer months can be extremely challenging and tiring, but with the right yoga asanas, one can stay focused and energised throughout. Here are six simple asanas to prevent summer fatigue and exhaustion, and promote overall well-being.
By incorporating these healthy habits into your daily routine, you will be able to handle the challenges of the summer season and maintain your overall health and well-being in a better manner.
Here are six doctor-recommended foods that you must consider adding to your diet to help maintain digestive health and overall well-being during the heatwave. Remember to also drink plenty of water.
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Here are 5 very authentic Indian sherbets that are essentially made to beat the summer heatwave.
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Heatwave in Delhi for the next two days, IMD has warned. Here are 10 signs of heatstroke that you should never ignore.
India is at a high risk of experiencing extremely hot weather, with an increase in the frequency of hot days and nights expected by 2050. Heatwaves are predicted to occur more often, start earlier, and last longer, making them a significant obstacle to achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. Current methods of assessing the impact of heatwaves may not fully capture the effect of climate change on India.
Heatstroke Problems: Heat stroke can cause damage to heart, kidney, brain and muscles. Severe heatstrokes can require emergency treatments.
Rise in covid cases and rise in heat temperature are causing several health problems. According to the Indian Meteorological Department there will be no early monsoon this year and the temperature will touch its peak breaking all the records of past years.
Heatwave is very dangerous for health and can cause several health issues. This time will be hard for all those who are stepping outside. Watch this video to know how to deal with this heat.
The summer season can be merciless with excruciating heat. Take care of your health and follow these five doctor-recommended tips to stay cool naturally during these months. Read on.
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Amid heatwave-like conditions in many parts of India, it is crucial to remain sufficiently hydrated. Adequate water intake can prevent heat exhaustion and other health issues. Follow these simple tips to increase your water intake and stay safe in the summer months.
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The heat is becoming unbearable. It is affecting people's daily routine and also claiming lives! According to Dr R R Dutta, HOD internal medicine at Paras Health, Gurugram, there are some dos and don'ts that you must follow for the sake of your health.
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