An unusual straight-line western disturbance stretching across three countries has brought thunderstorms, gusty winds and rain to north India, lowering temperatures and prompting weather alerts amid an otherwise early summer trend.
As emergency curbs shut worksites, migrant workers are pushed back into poverty and uncertainty.
Coldest February day in four years deepens chill; visibility plunges to 100 metres, air quality stays “poor”
Thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail forecast as brief clean-air window shuts and temperatures swing sharply across the capital.
Flights and trains delayed as hazardous air quality forces authorities to enforce toughest pollution controls.
Poor visibility in Amroha triggers multi-vehicle crash on NH-9, traffic crippled for hours.
In a race against melting glaciers, scientists create a subterranean sanctuary to preserve irreplaceable climate records for future generations.
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BITS Pilani launches PhD fellowships backed by ₹2.5 crore alumnus contribution
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Iran hangs 19-year-old wrestler in public as crackdown turns deadly
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HDFC bank chairman quits over ethical concerns, flags internal practices
Supreme Court clears Sandesara promoters after ₹5,100 crore payout; banks flag ₹19,000 crore dues
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