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Famous alphonso mango is facing existential crisis this yearRatnagiri's Alphonso mango growers are facing a challenging season due to weather disruptions that significantly reduced production. This h...- Saving supply chains from climate shocks is a lure for investorsCompanies are increasingly focused on supply chain resilience. This trend is expected to continue, offering new opportunities and protectin...
- India summer travel shock: Flight tickets to Europe, Leh, Singapore see massive surgeIndian travellers are seeing airfares soar by 40-50% on many routes. This surge is driven by rising jet fuel costs and fewer available seat...
- Despite uncertainty, India to withstand global shocks due to strong macro fundamentals: BoB ReportIndia's economy is poised to overcome global challenges as strong domestic fundamentals will provide resilience, a BoB report said. Industr...
- Inside AI-led digital storefronts; Lalit Keshre’s big ET Awards winHappy Monday! Digital platforms and brands are building their own AI storefronts. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Bangladesh sweats as Mideast fuel shortages force power cutsBangladesh is grappling with intense heat and frequent power outages. Soaring electricity demand is overwhelming limited generation capacit...
- Retailers face AC shortage as heatwave boosts demandIntense heatwaves have driven a sharp rise in air-conditioner sales. This surge, following lower production in March, has created significa...
- PFC shares jump 5% to hit fresh 52-week high, surge 29% in April so far. What's heating up the stock?PFC shares surged over 5% to hit a fresh 52-week high amid expectations of rising power demand due to increasing temperatures. The stock ha...
- Fuel shock has mild impact on India's inflation, pressures may rise if West Asia conflict persists: CrisilIndia's retail inflation has shown limited impact from the West Asia conflict's energy price surge, with government measures cushioning con...
- Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad & more regions hit 40°C in March: Why experts say spring is disappearing and how heatwave could roast you aheadTemperature today: India is experiencing unusually high temperatures much earlier than expected this year. New Delhi recorded its hottest d...
- Bengaluru Weather forecast: Brace for a hotter summer as IMD issues above-normal temperatures from MarchBengaluru and Karnataka are set for a hotter than usual summer. The India Meteorological Department forecasts above-normal temperatures and...
- Delhi to witness tough summers: IMD predicts heatwave in next 6 days, temperature to touch 42 degreesDelhi is preparing for high temperatures, with the IMD predicting a heatwave lasting six days. By early April, temperatures could reach 42°...
- Karnataka changes working hours for govt offices in 9 districts due to heatwave: Check new timings and key detailsThe Karnataka government has adjusted working hours in nine districts due to the ongoing heatwave. Offices will operate from 8 am to 1:30 p...
- IMD forecasts record heatwave days this summer in Northwest India: Expect 10-12 days of extreme temperaturesPrepare for a hot summer as the India Meteorological Department forecasts nearly double the usual heatwave days in Northwest India, expecti...
- Bengaluru February feeling like summer? Here's what IMD has predicted for the next few daysBengaluru is experiencing higher-than-normal temperatures caused by easterly winds instead of the usual northeasterly winds. This temperatu...
- New research reveals South Asia's 2022 heatwave as most severe in last 7 decadesA recent study from India has found that the 2022 heatwave in South Asia was the most intense in the last 70 years. The heatwave lasted for...
- Heatwave yet to affect vegetable output, pricesThe country has witnessed the hottest ever February this year and the India Meteorological Department has issued warnings of heatwaves from...
- Record high temperatures in Feb may lead to more rate hikes from RBI, says India RatingsApart from the decline in wheat production, the agency expects an uptick in vegetable prices and stickiness in core inflation to cloud the ...
- Temperatures likely to remain 0.5-1.0 degree Celsius above normal: India Meteorological DepartmentThe months of April, May and June are likely to be hotter than usual in the northwest, central, western, and western and eastern peninsular...
- 'Above normal' temperatures in most of India between April-June: IMDThe respite, according to the IMD prediction, is that the this year's average temperature, despite being "above normal" in most parts of In...
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