Record high temperatures: How scorching heat is making India 'unlivable'
Friday, 31 May 2024 With the heatwave season extending from March to June, many regions in India are experiencing record-high temperatures, putting immense pressure on infrastructure, health services, and the agricultural sector. This unrelenting heat is rendering parts of the country nearly unlivable. Writing an opinion piece on high temperatures and climate change in Bloomberg, David Fickling says that "India’s scorching heat is making it unlivable".
Delhi swelters in a heatwave, while India's government-run weather bureau cautions that station measurements showing a potentially record-breaking temperature in the capital may have been due to a fault in the measuring equipment. India is no stranger to searing summer temperatures, but years of...
In a much-needed respite for Delhiites from the scorching heat, the national capital witnessed light-intensity showers on Wednesday amid an ongoing heatwave. The rain is expected to bring down the..
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