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Study: Climate change worsened California wildfires

Human-caused climate change increased the likelihood and intensity of the hot, dry and windy conditions that fanned the

Taking pre-emptive and timely decisions to maintain price stability: Centre

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2024 Declared Indias Hottest Year in Over a Century: IMD Report

India recorded its hottest year in history in 2024, breaking a 120-year-old record, as revealed by the India Meteorologi

Prospects for Indian Economy Improving Says RBI Gov

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Heat wave sparks wildfire warnings in Southern Australia

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Delhis Central Pollution Board, the Committee for Air Quality Management (CAQM) for the National Capital Region and Adjo

Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr | Tap private sector for climate change goals

There was huge disappointment across all developing countries at the deal which finally emerged at the COP29 climate sum

Half of Indias districts are vulnerable to climate change, says ICAR

The government has acknowledged the recommendations of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) to enhance cli

IPL, BJP, Ratan Tata: From cricket to heat wave, top 10 things Indians searched on Google in 2024

Indians googled cricket and politics extensively in 2024. The IPL and T20 World Cup topped searches. The BJP and electio

11 People, 250 Cattle Killed Daily This Year Due To Natural Disasters

Hydro-meteorological disasters are among the three main types of natural disasters. They include floods, droughts, cyclo

Domestic air traffic to rise to 164-170 million in FY25: Icra

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Is Delhi becoming an uninhabitable city? | Explained

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Extreme climate to pose risks to kids in 25 yrs

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Storms caused $17 billion loss to fixed assets and sales in India by 2021: ADB

ADB warns of 24.7% GDP loss in India by 2070 from climate impact; storms, floods, heat waves to hit assets, productivity

States exiting PM Fasal Bima Yojana due to Centres apathy: Expert

Hyderabad: The burden of premium payment for PM Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) is being shifted for crop insurance to states

Microfinance Industry Positioning For Down Cycle, Says HDFC Securities

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GAIL India Targets New Long-Term LNG Supply Deal Before Year-End

Indias gas use is set to grow as the expansion of industries such as chemicals manufacturing gathers pace. Heat waves in

Imported coal-based plants to operate at full capacity till Dec 31: Power Ministry

The Power ministry earlier this year had projected a peak power demand of 260 GW for the summer season (April to June) i

8 ways to protect your health from climate change

Climate change poses various risks to human health, including increased heat waves, poor air quality, extreme weather ev

South Indias weather pattern changed; bringing more heatwaves and heavy rainfall, says study

A new study reveals that extreme weather events frequency such as heatwaves and precipitation have increased by three to

Sub-Continent Is Heating Up, AP Set for More Sizzling Days

Visakhapatnam/Anantapur: Nandyal in Rayalaseema region clocked 46 degrees Celsius in May, for the third consecutive day