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Temperatures soar up to 48°C across several parts of Rajasthan; IMD issues heatwave alertRajasthan is grappling with a severe heatwave, as the IMD forecasts continued high temperatures for the next five days. Jaisalmer recorded ...- Cyclone 'Dana' likely to make landfall between Bhitarkanika park & Dhamra port in Odisha: IMDCyclone 'Dana' is anticipated to make landfall between Bhitarkanika National Park and Dhamra port in Odisha early Friday, with a wind veloc...
- Odisha deploys 288 rescue teams, evacuates people as Cyclone 'Dana' heads toward Bay of BengalAs Cyclone 'Dana' intensifies over the Bay of Bengal, the Odisha government is expediting the evacuation of around 10 lakh people from 14 c...
- Parts of southern India to witness light to moderate rainfall, says IMDIMD predicts varied weather conditions across India, from rainfall and thunderstorms in southern regions to heatwaves in western and northe...
- Monsoon rainfall seen above normal in 2024 in India, IMD saysThe Indian Meteorological Department predicts above-average monsoon rainfall in 2024, estimated at 106% of the long-term average. The weake...
- Chennai flights disrupted due to fogChennai fog update: This morning, low visibility caused disruptions in flight operations at Chennai airport due to dense fog. Chengalpattu ...
- Very dense fog red alert issued by IMD for the next few days: More details insideFog alert: When visibility falls under 50 meters, it is categorized as very dense fog, and the red warning is the highest level of alert se...
- Heavy rainfall lashes Meghalaya; deaths, landslides reportedIn East Jaintia Hills district, mudslides have cut off NH6 that connects Meghalaya with Silchar in eastern Assam, Mizoram and Tripura, poli...
- Biparjoy Cyclone: Key ports shut amidst alertSeveral oil ports, including one of India's busiest, Mundra operations, have shut operations as the cyclone Biparjoy is expected to hit the...
- IMD predicts abatement of cold wave, cold day conditions over northwest India after 24 hoursIMD said that due to approaching of two Western disturbances in quick succession, minimum temperatures are likely to rise gradually by 3 to...
- Kerala flood situation grim though rains easeChief minister Pinarayi Vijayan said around 2.25 lakh people have been moved to 1568 relief camps spread in the state.
- Earthquake measuring 5.7 on Richter scale hits Bengal, SikkimAn earthquake measuring 5.7 on the Richter scale was felt across north Bengal and Sikkim this evening at 5.05 pm.
- Precautionary steps taken to minimise cyclone hudhud impactGokavaram area in Rajahmundry has been declared a "red zone", as it is a low-lying area and deputy officials are monitoring the situation t...
- Andhra Pradesh bracing itself for another cyclone; to cross coast on November 28Cyclonic storm 'Lehar' will cross the AP coast between Machillipatnam and Kalingapatnam near Kakinada on November 28, the Indian Meterologi...
- Government forecasts normal monsoon across the countryThe first official summer monsoon forecast for the country as a whole today has predicted normal rains, with "very low" probability of defi...
- Global warming impact on its way to Met office reportsUnlike now, the Indian Meterological Department could, from this year, provide forecasts for one week and an outlook for the next.
- Truant rains no cause for worry, India Inc knows how to surviveIndian investors are gazing skywards hoping for some more rain before the season ends in September.
- Edible oil imports up by 73% year on yearIndia’s edible oil imports during the first six months of the current calendar year soared by 73% year on year as fears of an increase in c...
- Scanty rains take guar gum to an upward curveGuar gum, which is used as a stabiliser, emulsifier and thickener for a number of industrial activities, is on an upward curve.
- Air traffic congestion over Delhi, Mumbai to ease by JuneAir traffic congestion over Delhi and Mumbai is expected to ease by June when Airports Authority of India (AAI) puts in place a satellite-b...
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