Unusual Weather Split: Monsoon Advances, Heatwave Persists
India experiences a weather divide as the southwest monsoon advances in the south with heavy rain warnings, while severe heatwaves continue in north and central India. IMD issues alerts.
Category : Climate Change
Vidarbha Heatwave: Wardha at 46.5°C, NMC Activates Plan
Vidarbha faces severe heatwave with Wardha at 46.5°C. NMC activates Heat Action Plan 2026, sets up cold wards, and advises residents to stay indoors between noon and 4pm.
Water Conservation Champions Honored at Nagpur Event
Padma awardees and grassroots water conservationists were honored at Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's Jalsamvaad and Jalkranti Parishad in Nagpur for their contributions to water sustainability and rural development.
India-Norway Green Strategic Partnership Launched
India and Norway have launched a Green Strategic Partnership to collaborate on climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable development.
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NGT Notice to 5 Punjab DCs Over Land Demarcation
The National Green Tribunal has issued notices to five deputy commissioners in Punjab for failing to demarcate land that was delisted from protected forest areas.
Amritsar Swelters at 43°C Amid Severe Heatwave
Amritsar recorded a scorching 43°C as a heatwave grips the region. Authorities urge precautions as temperatures soar, affecting daily life and health.
Punjab Stubble Burning Cases Reach 9,452; Ferozepur Tops List
Punjab reported 115 new crop residue burning cases, taking the total to 9,452 this season. Ferozepur is the worst-affected district with 903 incidents. Madhya Pradesh leads nationally with 37,432 cases.
Heatwave Grips North India, Relief Expected from Tuesday
A severe heatwave pushed temperatures above normal in Himachal, Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh. Relief is predicted from Tuesday with rain and snow in high-altitude areas.
Kolkata Feels Hotter Than Jaisalmer Due to Humidity
Kolkata's real-feel temperature hit 52°C on Monday, surpassing Jaisalmer's 37-43°C, due to high humidity at 88%. The dry spell is expected to continue for five more days.
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Delhi Swelters at Highest Temperature of Season, Yellow Alert
Delhi recorded its highest season temperature at 44.6°C on Monday, with IMD issuing a yellow alert for heatwave conditions over the next four days, expecting mercury to hit 45°C.
Adventure Tourism Booms as Travelers Seek Meaningful Experiences
Adventure tourism is rising as travelers prioritize immersive, challenging experiences over passive sightseeing. India's diverse landscape offers vast opportunities for this growing trend.
India Monitors Ebola in Central Africa, Strengthens Measures
The Indian government is closely monitoring the Ebola situation in Central Africa and has strengthened public health measures, including surveillance and preparedness at ports.
India-Norway Green Strategic Partnership Launch
India and Norway have launched a Green Strategic Partnership to boost trade, technology ties, clean energy, and Arctic research, aiming for sustainable development and climate action.
Orissa HC Judges Cycle to Court, Promote Fuel Conservation
Three Orissa High Court judges cycled to court on Monday, covering 4-5 km each, to promote fuel conservation and environmental awareness, following PM Modi's call to reduce fuel dependence.
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Mangaluru well water tests after fish deaths
Residents near Gurupura River in Mangaluru are testing well water after mass fish deaths, with samples from 52 households collected. Results expected in a week, says environmental society.
Vanishing Lake in Quebec Baffles Scientists and Locals
Lake Rouge in Quebec, a natural emoji-like formation, vanished overnight due to an outburst flood, leaving a barren lake bed. Scientists investigate the rare event.
Fishing Trip Uncovers 1871 Shipwreck Linked to Wildfire
A father and daughter fishing on Lake Michigan discovered a 122-foot shipwreck from 1871, linked to the devastating Peshtigo Fire, the deadliest wildfire in US history.
MLA Sanjoy Kishan Assesses Riverbank Erosion in Tinsukia
Makum MLA Sanjoy Kishan inspected erosion-hit Kordoiguri area in Tinsukia, interacting with displaced families and reviewing protection measures including geo-mega tubes.
European Commission Urges WHO to Declare Climate-Health Emergency
A pan-European commission calls on WHO to declare the climate crisis a global public health emergency, highlighting rising temperatures and fossil fuel impacts.
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Hidden Warm-Water Channels Beneath Totten Glacier Threaten Sea Level
Scientists discover secret underwater troughs allowing warm ocean currents to melt Totten Glacier from below, potentially raising sea levels by over 3.5 meters.
IMD Warns of Severe Heatwave in Delhi, Northwest India
The India Meteorological Department forecasts intense heatwave in northwest and central India, with Delhi temperatures reaching 45°C. Safety advisory issued for vulnerable groups.
Moroccan Women Use Fog Harvesting for Water in Anti-Atlas Mountains
In Morocco's Anti-Atlas Mountains, women-led fog harvesting provides clean water to villages, combating drought and desertification.
Urban Tree Cooling Weakest in Poorer, Hotter Cities
A new study finds that trees cool cities globally by 0.15°C on average, but poorer and hotter urban areas benefit least, worsening heat inequality.
India-Sweden Science Centre: Global Climate Solutions
PM Modi stated that the India-Sweden Science and Technology Centre can develop climate solutions for the entire world, highlighting bilateral cooperation in innovation.
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India's Urban Growth Tied to Rising Pollution, Unlike China
A new study finds India's cities are growing richer but dirtier, with rising NO2 pollution linked to fossil fuels, while China, Europe, and North America show cleaner economic expansion.
Judicial Environmental Scrutiny Not Anti-Development
The article argues that judicial oversight of environmental issues is not anti-development but ensures sustainable growth, balancing ecology and economy.
138 Indian Cities Among Dirtiest and Richest Globally
A study in Nature Cities reveals that 138 Indian cities rank among the 'dirtier and richer' globally, where economic growth coincides with rising pollution, highlighting dependence on fossil fuels.
NGT Focus on Twin Challenges in Haryana: Water Woes
The National Green Tribunal addresses Haryana's water paradox: floods in some areas and droughts in others, calling for sustainable management and urgent action.
Lucknow Swelters at 41.6°C, IMD Warns of Harsher Heatwave Ahead
Lucknow recorded 41.6°C on Sunday, 1.4°C above normal. IMD warns of rising temperatures up to 43°C on Monday, with heatwave conditions in parts of UP.
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Experts Stress Water Literacy and Grassroots Conservation at Nagpur Event
Padma awardees at Nagpur Jalsamvad 2026 emphasized that water conservation needs grassroots participation, water literacy, and public awareness, not just infrastructure.
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