El Niño Strengthening During Monsoon, IMD Warns
IMD forecasts strengthening El Niño conditions during monsoon, prompting immediate contingency measures in 197 vulnerable districts to minimize agricultural losses.
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Coastal Risks Interlinked, Not Isolated Events
India's coastal hazards are increasingly interconnected, demanding a policy shift from isolated responses to integrated resilience-building approaches.
Chandigarh Sees Coolest June Morning in 15 Years
Chandigarh experienced its coolest June morning in 15 years with a minimum temperature of 19.9°C, 6°C below normal, due to rain and thunderstorms.
Nagpur Gets Respite as Pre-Monsoon Rain Brings 32mm
Nagpur received 32mm of pre-monsoon rain on Friday, cooling the city after days of heat. Temperature dropped by nearly 3°C. More rain and gusty winds forecast till June 18.
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GCZMA Probes Mangrove Destruction in Goa's Moira
GCZMA inspected Moira river site after complaint about mangrove destruction in CRZ, threatening flood protection for nearby villages.
Coal Use in Delhi-NCR Brick Kilns Despite Ban: CSE Survey
A CSE survey reveals widespread coal use in Delhi-NCR brick kilns despite a ban, citing weak enforcement, poor transition support, and limited adoption of cleaner fuels.
Guwahati Heat Stress Rises as Green Cover Declines
A study reveals that rapid urban expansion in Guwahati is creating heat-stressed corridors, with some wards moving from moderate to critical heat stress. Traditional cooling systems are under threat.
India Sees Moderate to Strong El Nino in Monsoon
India expects moderate to strong El Nino conditions during the monsoon season, with neutral Indian Ocean Dipole likely to persist, affecting rainfall patterns.
Light Pollution Threatens Himalayan Astronomy Hub
Unchecked light pollution from tourism and urban sprawl is endangering astronomical observations at Devasthal in Uttarakhand, forcing scientists to call for a Dark Sky Reserve.
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Light Pollution Threatens Uttarakhand's Central Himalayan Skies
Unchecked light pollution from tourism and development threatens Uttarakhand's pristine dark skies, forcing astronomers to retreat and endangering nocturnal ecosystems.
IMD: Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms, Hail to Disrupt Travel June 12-17
IMD forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms, hailstorms, and heat waves across India from June 12-17, potentially disrupting travel plans. Kerala, Karnataka, Northeast, and Delhi-NCR affected.
Gurugram Selected for Heat Resilient City Project
Gurugram is one of 12 Indian cities chosen for a national heat action plan with up to Rs 5 crore funding to combat extreme heat and urban heat island effects.
Cartoon: Weather Live from USA
A cartoon depicts extreme weather events in the USA, highlighting climate change impacts with humor and satire.
Bengaluru Residents Mourn Trees Lost to Heavy Rains
Bengaluru residents share emotional stories of trees lost to heavy rains, highlighting urban greenery loss and climate impact.
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Bengaluru Rains: Remembering Lost Trees
Bengalureans share memories of their favourite trees lost in recent heavy rains, highlighting the emotional connection and environmental impact.
Cricket on Ash Island Highlights Betwa River Pollution
Activists played cricket on an ash island in Betwa River to protest industrial waste from Paricha Thermal Power Plant, alleging severe environmental damage.
A River Lost in Urban Waste
Urbanization and waste have choked a once-pristine river, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable waste management and river conservation.
Haryana Tops Pollution List in May 2026
Haryana's Charkhi Dadri became India's most polluted AQI station in May 2026. Four other Haryana stations ranked among top 10, highlighting structural pollution issues beyond winter.
Nagpur HC Converts TOI Report on Nag River Pollution into PIL
Nagpur bench of Bombay HC took suo motu cognisance of a TOI report on Nag River pollution, converting it into a PIL. Court flags untreated sewage affecting Gosikhurd dam and public health.
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Gurgaon Weather: Strong Winds, Dust, Light Drizzle Bring Relief
Strong winds and light drizzle in Gurgaon on Thursday evening dropped temperatures sharply, with maximum at 36.4°C. IMD forecasts more thunderstorms on Friday.
MCG Signs MoU with NIUA for Heat-Resilient City Project
Gurgaon's MCG signed an MoU with NIUA for a heat-resilient city project under MoHUA's initiative, with up to Rs 5 crore funding for heat adaptation measures.
Himachal hikes fees for wildlife sanctuaries, parks
Himachal Pradesh revises fee structure for wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, increasing charges for entry, tourism, photography, filming, and drone operations.
Thunderstorms Wreak Havoc in Vijayawada, Expose Gaps
Overnight thunderstorms caused severe waterlogging in Vijayawada, with Auto Nagar Gate recording 106 mm rain. VMC deployed monsoon response teams to clear roads.
Mizoram Governor Leads Plantation on Green Mizoram Day
Mizoram Governor Gen. Vijay Kumar Singh planted a Herhse sapling at Lok Bhavan on Green Mizoram Day, urging citizens to plant more trees and protect forests.
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Stubble Burning Falls in Punjab, Machine Access Remains Issue
Stubble burning in Punjab has fallen sharply, but limited crop residue management machinery remains a challenge. PRANA project boosted adoption via pay-for-results model, engaging 6.5 lakh farmers and saving 400 billion litres of water.
Earth Could Breach 1.5°C Limit by 2030, Scientists Warn
Scientists warn the planet may breach the 1.5°C warming limit by 2030, with human-induced warming reaching 1.37°C in 2025, according to a new study from 56 institutions across 17 countries.
Heatwave Returns in Telangana; Mancherial at 42.8°C
Just days after monsoon entered Telangana, heatwave conditions return with Mancherial recording 42.8°C. IMD warns of heatwave in several districts, while heavy rain and thunderstorms expected elsewhere.
DDA to Plant 23 Lakh Saplings in Delhi Afforestation Drive
Delhi Development Authority initiates a massive plantation drive to plant 23 lakh native saplings across 1,000 acres, enhancing green cover and biodiversity.
COP31 Presidency Proposes 35% Electrification Target by 2035
Türkiye's COP31 presidency proposes a global target to increase electricity's share in energy demand to 35% by 2035, aiming to accelerate clean energy transition and support Paris Agreement goals.
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Garhwa Bans River Ghats for Three Months Under NGT
Garhwa administration imposes a 200-meter ban on river ghats and water bodies for three months under NGT guidelines, targeting illegal sand mining and ensuring safety.
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