IMD issues high heat alert for various parts of Telangana, including Hyderabad. Temperatures to range between 40-45 degrees Celsius with thunderstorm alerts in multiple districts. Rising temperatures and low humidity levels pose dehydration and heat distress risks.
Read MorePakistan formally requests a USD 6-8 billion bailout package from IMF with climate financing, aiming for consensus by May 2024. IMF projects 2% growth in 2024 after a contraction in 2023, emphasizing the need for prioritizing reforms over the size of the loan.
Read MoreIndira Nanda, the first woman candidate in Jeypore, plans to establish an education hub, empower women through Mission Sakthi, and ensure social security measures reach constituents. She aims to bring a fresh perspective and capitalize on the desire for change.
Read MoreThe heatwave in Kolkata is not just difficult for us to deal with, but more so for our four legged friends. Celebrity pet parents and experts share tips to deal with the extreme weather conditions. Proper hydration, increased indoor activities and lighter food items can help our pets deal with the heatwave.
Read MoreAhead of the IPL match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Delhi Capitals captain Rishabh Pant shared Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s advice: “focus on controllables.” Pant emphasized prioritizing thought process, practice, and match implementation over external criticism. Despite criticism, Pant believes in his calculated approach, focusing on situational play and giving his all on the field.
Read MoreKolkata experiences a heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 40°C. Forecasts predict further rise to 41°C, with some relief expected from rain. Precautions advised due to the high temperatures.
Read MoreChennai’s voter turnout is alarmingly low, with Central Chennai at 53.91%, South Chennai at 54.27%, and North Chennai at 60.13%. Despite efforts by political parties, the Election Commission, and the Corporation, the impact on voter participation remains minimal.
Read MoreOver 6,000 voters in Muzaffarnagar district protested the absence of roads by boycotting polls. Tanheda village residents specifically highlighted the lack of construction on a 5km road stretch, leading to significant voter abstention.
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