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Sanchita Bashu's Thukra Ke Mera Pyaar shatters streaming records on Disney Hotstar: A look at the drama's plot and star castHindi drama series Thukra Ke Mera Pyaar premiered on Disney+ Hotstar and broke records. The series starred newcomers Dhaval Thakur and Sanc...- 13 dead in a cloudburst near Samej bridge; rescue operations onHimachal Cloud Burst: Rescue operations in the disaster-affected area are underway. Baljinder Singh, 14th Battalion Commandant, National Di...
- Delhi's maximum temperature to drop 4-5 deg C in next two days: IMD"The maximum temperature is expected to drop by four to five degrees Celsius in the upcoming two days as the capital will experience shower...
- Thunderstorm, rain hit Delhi; max temp likely to remain below 40 degrees till June 5Delhi recorded maximum temperatures above the 40-degree mark for just nine days in May with heatwave conditions affecting some parts for tw...
- Heatwave unlikely in Delhi for another week: Met officeThe maximum temperature may hit the 42-degree mark in Delhi in two to three days but a heatwave is unlikely for another week, India Meteoro...
- Pleasant April in Delhi: No heatwave, five western disturbances, highest rainfall since 2017The city recorded an average maximum temperature of 35.32 degrees Celsius in April, equal to that logged in the month in 2020, and the lowe...
- Long dry spell may push mercury to 40 deg C in parts of DelhiDelhi logged six heatwave spells in the summer season last year, the deadliest being in mid-May when the maximum temperature soared to 49 d...
- Flights diverted from Delhi airport due to unexpected weather conditions"There is enough moisture available in northwest India due to the western disturbance and the temperatures have also risen over the last fe...
- Thunderstorm, rain lash DelhiThe IMD had earlier predicted a spell of rain and cloudy weather starting Wednesday night under the influence of the fresh western disturba...
- Delhi logs 34.1 deg C, hottest day of season so farKuldeep Srivastava, scientist at the IMD said with 34.1 degrees Celsius, Delhi has recorded its hottest day of the season so far.
- After-effects of Cyclone Tauktae: IMD says Delhi-NCR, parts of north India to receive rainsThe IMD has issued an orange colour-coded warning for National Capital Region (NCR) for Wednesday with a forecast of rains and squally wind...
- Hottest March in Delhi since 2010: IMDThis is the highest mean maximum temperature in March since 2010, when it was 34.1 degrees Celsius, said Kuldeep Srivastava, the head of th...
- Delhi records maximum cold wave days in January in 13 years: IMD"The number of cold wave days in January this year was the maximum since 2008, when 12 such days were recorded," Kuldeep Srivastava, the he...
- Delhi witnesses coldest October in 58 yearsOn Thursday, Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 12.5 degrees Celsius -- the lowest in the month of October in 26 years. The last time ...
- Driest September in Delhi in 16 years: IMDThe Safdarjung Observatory, which provides representative data for the city, has recorded just 20.9 mm rainfall against the normal of 109.3...
- Monsoon to stay longer in Delhi, withdrawal in October first week: IMD"According to the extended range forecast, monsoon rains will continue until September end. The withdrawal is likely to happen in the initi...
- IMD declares monsoon onset over DelhiAccording to weather experts, the earlier than usual arrival of the monsoon in Delhi can be attributed to a cyclonic circulation which move...
- Special court allows 7 days custody of Amrapali group directors to EDAccording to ED's special counsel, the directors of Amrapali group of companies are accused of misappropriating and diverting the money of ...
- Pre-monsoon showers may give respite from heat in DelhiPalam was the capital’s hottest location with a maximum temperature of 43.4 degrees Celsius.
- Rains likely to bring relief to DelhiitesThe plains of northwest India, except Rajasthan, are also expected to see light rainfall activity between December 10 and 11, the IMD said ...
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