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Delhi Metro witnesses record footfall amid heavy rains

Despite the heavy rainfall leading to waterlogging outside specific Metro station premises and at entry and exit points, the DMRC ensured seamless services throughout the day.

Police detained Protester while AAP workers was protesting over the water crisis at Mandi House, in the capital on Monday

AAP protests at Haryana Bhawan over water shortage, demands release of water

The Aam Aadmi Party staged a demonstration at Haryana Bhawan on Monday due to severe water shortage in several areas of Delhi. During this time, they accused the Haryana government of reducing Delhi's share of water and protested against the Haryana and BJP government.

Mercury levels rising showing increase in temperature with text

IMD warns of heatwave in Delhi-NCR till June 14

IMD has issued an orange alert in the Delhi-NCR from June 11 to 13.

Rural women in India filling water from a well.

After rise in Earth’s temperature, climate change expected to warm groundwater

A recent study published in Nature Geoscience has found that the highest warming rates will be visible in Central Russia, Northern China, parts of North America and the Amazon rainforest in South America.

Young girls protesting for climate justice

World Environment Day: Young climate activists taking charge to save our planet

While Greta Thunberg is one of the most prominent names in climate change activism, there are many other young activists across the globe who are leading the way on global climate action.

People try to take cover as heavy rain pours in Bengaluru.

Southwest monsoon arrives in Bengaluru with record-breaking rainfall

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for the city, and forecasted more rainfall in the coming days.

Flood-affected area in Assam.

Over 5 lakh people affected in Assam flood, death toll at 18

Nagaon is said to be the worst-affected district where more than 3 lakh people remained affected, followed by Cachar and Hojai.