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Heat from data centres can raise temperatures in downwind localities by 2.2 degrees Celsius: StudyA recent investigation conducted in Phoenix uncovers that data centers are contributing to increased local temperatures. The excess heat em...- When life feels tough, ex-Indian Army officer shares his story for motivation: '138 days without bath, 98 days of intense firing, 19 kg weight loss but all 19 of us survived'A retired army officer's account of 138 days on the Siachen Glacier, including 98 days of intense firing, offers a stark contrast to COVID-...
- Colombo weather forecast: Rain threat looms over Pakistan vs New Zealand Super Eight clashColombo Weather Update: New Zealand's middle order faces a stern test against Pakistan's spin attack in their Super Eight clash. With rain ...
- Weather alert: IMD sounds fog alarm for Chandigarh, Odisha and Bihar; Delhi likely to see light rain on January 1. Check full predictionWeather today: The IMD has predicted cloudy skies and light rain for Delhi on January 1, 2026. Odisha, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delh...
- Meet Retired Air Marshal Brijesh Jayal, who flew India's first supersonic fighter jet into the countryThe MiG-21, India’s first supersonic fighter, is set for retirement after 62 years of service. Over 1,200 were built by HAL, and the jet sa...
- Over 29,000 kg of butter recalled in US for skipping one key word: MilkBunge North America Inc. has voluntarily recalled over 29,000 kilos of NH European Style Butter Blend in the US due to a labelling error. T...
- High Noon recalls vodka seltzers that were mistakenly labeled as Celsius energy drinks in multiple statesHigh noon celsius energy drink recall: High Noon issued a nationwide recall of its Beach Variety 12-packs due to a labeling error. Vodka se...
- Listeria outbreak linked to packaged snacks leads to a major recall across four states; here’s what you need to knowA listeria outbreak has prompted a recall of packaged snacks in western states. Several people have been hospitalised due to the disease. H...
- Locals, environmentalists concerned over depleting snow cover, rising temperatures in ShimlaThe Himachal Pradesh capital, which used to be draped in white and attract tourists from all over, now mostly presents a brownish look with...
- Deadly heat stifles Delhi, mercury above 44 deg Celcius at most placesThe maximum temperature settled at 46.7 degrees Celsius at the Sports Complex automatic weather station near the Akshardham temple, making ...
- No major relief from heatwave in Delhi till June 16: IMDThe Safdarjung Observatory, Delhi's base station, recorded a maximum temperature of 43.8 degrees Celsius, four notches above normal.
- No let-up in heatwave in Delhi, respite likely in two daysWeather experts have attributed the heatwave spell to the lack of strong western disturbances and incessant hot and dry westerly winds. The...
- Air strikes from Pakistan not behind heatwaveLoo winds do come from the west, but Pakistan only controls airspace, not air.
- No change in US position on climate change: White HouseThe White House on Sunday insisted that the US will withdraw from the Paris climate accord unless it can re-enter on more favourable terms,...
- Dismissing Donald Trump's snarl, India vows to stay on the green pathPM Narendra Modi declares country's commitment to environment and Paris accord as US president accuses India of benefiting unfairly from pa...
- Why parts of India are hotter than in the past? A ground report from Andhra Pradesh's TiruvuruAs per a report, heatwaves in India caused 4,620 deaths in the last four years, out of whom 4,246 people died in Andhra Pradesh and Telanga...
- UN chief Ban Ki-moon terms Paris deal 'monumental triumph' for planet EarthBan has termed the historic climate change agreement reached in Paris as a "monumental triumph" for planet Earth that will set the stage fo...
- Ban Ki-moon terms Paris deal 'monumental triumph' for planet EarthUN chief Ban Ki-moon has termed the historic climate change agreement reached in Paris as a "monumental triumph" for planet Earth that will...
- 2010, 2005 tied as warmest years on record, says USIn a clear indication of global warming manifesting in extreme weather conditions - recall the heat wave in Moscow and the floods in Pakist...
- How a software pro Sasken turned satphone starInmarsat officials say Sasken has helped open a new market and disrupted the global market for satellite phones.
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