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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...- Tata Power, Adani Power, and other stocks jump up to 3% as rising temperatures lift power demand hopesPower stocks rallied as rising temperatures boosted expectations of higher electricity demand across India. After a weather-led slowdown in...
- Winters in North India delayed: IMD issues latest update about the start of chilly season this yearNorth India's winter season is arriving later than usual. The Indian Meteorological Department predicts a major weather shift around the se...
- Delhi sees warmest November in 5 years, but a cold snap may be on the wayDelhi Weather: Delhi witnessed its warmest November in eight years, with temperatures surpassing historical averages. The city’s average mi...
- Unrelenting heat in India pushes April power demand to record highPower demand grew 13.2% to 135.4 billion kilowatt hours (kWh), as the electricity requirement in the north grew between 16% and 75%.
- Why is the current heat wave unrelenting? The anatomy of a power crisisThe scorching summer has pushed up the demand for electricity. Most of India’s power is sourced from thermal power stations. India’s coal l...
- India sweats over worst power cuts in six years during extreme heatIn the capital New Delhi, temperatures have soared past 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) for several days and are forecast to linger aro...
- This year's summer is coolest in 44 years, fourth-coolest in recorded historyRainfall in the month of May at 107.9 mm was also the second-highest since 1901, when the weather office started recording official data.
- Under Donald Trump, we cannot expect strong climate leadership like Barack Obama's: Lord Nicholas Stern"Trump has made derogatory statements against climate scientists; but climate was never an issue for both candidates. So climate is not a c...
- Amit Agarwal to remain at helm of Amazon IndiaAgarwal was supposed to spearhead Amazon’s launches in Singapore and Australia in the coming years
- Sales of AC, Fridge, Cola rise in Oct-Dec qtr due to warm winterales of soft drinks, ice-cream, airconditioners and refrigerators shot up in the October-December quarter after posting low- to mid-single-...
- Vijender to make pro debut on Oct 10, opponent not yet knownVijender Singh was supposed to make his debut this month but that had to be postponed owing to a legal tussle with his employers -- Haryana...
- Myntra appoints Ananth Narayanan as chief executiveMyntra has appointed Ananth Narayanan as its new chief executive officer. Current CEO and co-founder of Myntra Mukesh Bansal will become ch...
- Insurance complaints reduce by 9.5% in 2011-12The threat of changing the health insurer, the new guidelines for Ulips and a more responsive grievance redressal system combined to bring ...
- Aegon to exit India's mutual fund business"It's a little surprising. Despite the hurdles faced by fund houses, India continues to be one of the hottest emerging markets," said a fun...
- 'Computer market grew 30% in 2010'India's personal computer market grew 30% in 2010 — the highest since 2007, research firm IDC revealed. Hewlett Packard emerged the top com...
- Delhi outpaces other metros in hospitalityTwo years ago, Bangalore was the most preferred hotel destination in the country. A similar situation now seems to be building up in Delhi ...
- RIL, Bharti top MFs' favourite listReliance Industries & Bharti Airtel seem to be the two hottest favourites of open-ended MF schemes in the country. Mid term picks of the da...
- Sonal Dabral joins Bates David EnterpriseSonal Dabral will return to India to take over the joint roles of chairman, Bates David Enterprise and regional executive creative director...
- Thai coup may hit your travel plansHolidayers from India are expected to cancel bookings following Thai army's coup against the prime minister.
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