Severe storms struck Uttar Pradesh this week, claiming over 111 lives. Gales, lightning, and heavy rain caused widespread destruction. Home...

Relentless rain, lightning, and thunderstorms have claimed at least 104 lives across Uttar Pradesh in the past 36-48 hours. Chief Minister ...

Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain have caused devastation in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, resulting in at least 44 fatalities and numerous an...

Scientists highlight the link between climate change and the rise in lightning strikes in India, with recent incidents claiming many lives....

The farmers had taken shelter under trees during a drenching monsoon rain when they were struck by lightning Tuesday and died instantly. Th...

According to the details provided by the relief commissioner's office, four deaths due to lightning were reported from Banda, two from Fate...

"As many as 14,295 persons have died due to lightning strikes during the last five years. The number of people who died in 2016 was 3,315; ...

The India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) report on ‘Climate of India during 2020’, released in January, shows that thunderstorms and lig...

"Southwest Monsoon has advanced into remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab and thus it has covered the entire country today, the...

According to a statement put out by the department, the deaths in lightning strikes happened in 23 districts of the state, with Gopalganj a...

The top IMD official also complimented the Odisha government for talking "proactive steps" in building proper infrastructure to ensure safe...

At least 11 districts in the north Indian state were affected by dust storm and lightning. Jaunpur & Sultanpur reported five deaths each.

Most death were caused due to the collapse of trees and houses. Moradabad bore the maximum impact leaving as many as 7 people dead.

Nineteen of them died in Bihar as high-velocity winds packing speeds of up to 70 km per hour swept across many areas last night, followed b...

Incidents of thunderstorm in various states of the country this month have left a spate of destruction.

Of the 136 people injured in lightning strikes and thunderstorms, 123 were from Uttar Pradesh, 11 from Delhi and two from Uttarakhand.

As India accounts for an average 400 deaths due to lightening every year, the Ministry has moved a proposal to the 14th Finance Commission.