New Delhi, June 28 -- The Capital recorded one of the sultriest days of this summer, clocking a heat index or "real feel" temperature of 51.3degC and a peak wet-bulb temperature of 29.77degC, IMD said... Read More
New Delhi, June 28 -- Tremors were felt across Delhi and the National Capital Region on Saturday evening, after an earthquake of 6.2 magnitude struck Afghanistan. No initial loss to any life or damage... Read More
New Delhi/ mumbai, June 28 -- While Delhi clocked a heat index or "real feel" temperature of 51.3degC and a peak wet-bulb temperature of 29.77degC on Saturday, after the monsoon showers early this wee... Read More
India, June 26 -- Delhi witnessed only scattered rainfall on Thursday despite the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a yellow in the morning and later upgrading it to an orange alert. The... Read More
New Delhi, June 25 -- The Capital on Wednesday found no respite from heat as the "feels like" temperature peaked at 45.8 degrees Celsius (degC) at 5.30pm, according to India Meteorological Department ... Read More
India, June 24 -- The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Delhi, forecasting very light to light rain, thunderstorms, and winds reaching 60 kmph on Wednesday afternoon,... Read More
New Delhi, June 23 -- The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), a youth-led political movement, continued its sit-in protest at Jantar Mantar for the third consecutive day on Monday, demanding the resignation ... Read More
New Delhi, June 23 -- Environmental activists on Monday alleged that a patch of land inside the Central Ridge has been "cleared" of trees, shrubs and other vegetation as part of Delhi government's pla... Read More
New Delhi, June 23 -- Environmental activists on Monday alleged that a patch of land inside the Central Ridge has been "cleared" of trees, shrubs and other vegetation as part of Delhi government's pla... Read More
India, June 21 -- The onset of monsoon in the national capital is likely to be delayed, weather experts said on Saturday, citing the slow progress of the system that is yet to cover parts of the count... Read More