Pakistan, May 1 -- India is expected to experience an above-average number of heatwave days in May, raising concerns over energy demand and public health. Meteorological authorities have warned that extreme temperatures will affect multiple regions across the country. The conditions are likely to strain electricity systems further.

The India Meteorological Department India Meteorological Department said heatwaves will be more frequent along the eastern coast and western states. Areas including Maharashtra, Gujarat, and parts of the Himalayan foothills are expected to face prolonged high temperatures. Officials said the trend reflects ongoing climate variability.

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