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PM Modi Meets World's Oldest Living Land Animal During Seychelles Visit
This visit is expected to consolidate cooperation between India and Seychelles in areas of maritime security, blue economy, climate resilience and capacity building.
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Hospitals Raise Alert As Europe Grapples With Unprecedented Heatwave
At least 101 million Europeans faced temperatures of over 35C, with scores of people thought to have been killed by the record-breaking heatwave.
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How Climate Change Is Affecting Dengue Transmission Patterns
Climate change is reshaping dengue transmission by creating more favourable conditions for mosquitoes, altering rainfall patterns, and expanding the disease into new regions.
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Europe Becomes World's Fastest-Warming Continent As Heatwaves Disrupt Daily Life
A recent report confirms that Europe is warming twice as fast as the global average, triggering severe heatwaves, environmental damage, and public health red alerts across major nations.
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Ending AIDS By 2030: What The New UN Declaration Means
The UN General Assembly adopted a political declaration reaffirming its goal to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 but warns the world is off track.
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Renault Kiger Gets More Affordable Turbo Petrol Variant, Priced At Rs 7.89 Lakh
Renault Kiger now has more variants, bringing turbo petrol and new features at a relatively more affordable price.
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Was Vedang Raina's Character In Main Vaapas Aaunga Called 'Kinnu' Because He Lived In Sargodha?
The movie's flashback scenes are set in Sargodha, a city that today lies in Punjab, Pakistan.
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India's Rising Nighttime Temperatures Should Worry Us More Than We Think
In the last decade (2012-2022), Mumbai saw 15 additional very warm nights per summer, Bengaluru (11), Bhopal and Jaipur (7 each), Delhi (6), and Chennai (4), as per CEEW report.
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Event On Climate Change Cancelled Due To Extreme Heat In London
London climate event cancelled due to extreme UK heat and lack of cooling at the venue.
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What Is Driving Europe's Heatwave?
Europe Heatwave: Scientists say there has been an increase in high pressure systems in Europe in recent decades but whether this is a consequence of climate change remains a subject of debate.
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All About Plans To Build Earth's 'Black Box', A Doomsday-Proof Recorder In Tasmania
The box will be about 52 feet long and 13 feet high, made from reinforced steel and concrete that can survive cyclones, earthquakes, floods, and fire.
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Dangerous 'Heat Stress' Has Surged Worldwide, Shows Study
The number of people exposed to dangerous heat stress worldwide has risen sharply over the last half century propelled by climate change, according to a study.
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Woman Returns To India After 15 Years In Germany, Says Moving Back Feels Like Reverse Cultural Shock'
She wrote that some days felt easy while others felt overwhelming, but each day taught them something new.
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Why Indian Influencers Can't Stop Buying Japanese Skin And Hair Products
Influencers have been raving about Japanese sunscreens, creams, hair products, and rice masks. They have a guide ready to help you stock up on products if a trip to Japan is on your 2026 calendar. The question is: why?
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6 Best Places To Visit In India In July For A Rain-Free Escape
Spiti Valley and Lahaul Valley remain dry in July, providing peaceful mountain scenery and opportunities for photography and exploration.
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PM Modi Meets World's Oldest Living Land Animal During Seychelles Visit
This visit is expected to consolidate cooperation between India and Seychelles in areas of maritime security, blue economy, climate resilience and capacity building.
-
Hospitals Raise Alert As Europe Grapples With Unprecedented Heatwave
At least 101 million Europeans faced temperatures of over 35C, with scores of people thought to have been killed by the record-breaking heatwave.
-
How Climate Change Is Affecting Dengue Transmission Patterns
Climate change is reshaping dengue transmission by creating more favourable conditions for mosquitoes, altering rainfall patterns, and expanding the disease into new regions.
-
Europe Becomes World's Fastest-Warming Continent As Heatwaves Disrupt Daily Life
A recent report confirms that Europe is warming twice as fast as the global average, triggering severe heatwaves, environmental damage, and public health red alerts across major nations.
-
Ending AIDS By 2030: What The New UN Declaration Means
The UN General Assembly adopted a political declaration reaffirming its goal to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 but warns the world is off track.
-
Renault Kiger Gets More Affordable Turbo Petrol Variant, Priced At Rs 7.89 Lakh
Renault Kiger now has more variants, bringing turbo petrol and new features at a relatively more affordable price.
-
Was Vedang Raina's Character In Main Vaapas Aaunga Called 'Kinnu' Because He Lived In Sargodha?
The movie's flashback scenes are set in Sargodha, a city that today lies in Punjab, Pakistan.
-
India's Rising Nighttime Temperatures Should Worry Us More Than We Think
In the last decade (2012-2022), Mumbai saw 15 additional very warm nights per summer, Bengaluru (11), Bhopal and Jaipur (7 each), Delhi (6), and Chennai (4), as per CEEW report.
-
Event On Climate Change Cancelled Due To Extreme Heat In London
London climate event cancelled due to extreme UK heat and lack of cooling at the venue.
-
What Is Driving Europe's Heatwave?
Europe Heatwave: Scientists say there has been an increase in high pressure systems in Europe in recent decades but whether this is a consequence of climate change remains a subject of debate.
-
All About Plans To Build Earth's 'Black Box', A Doomsday-Proof Recorder In Tasmania
The box will be about 52 feet long and 13 feet high, made from reinforced steel and concrete that can survive cyclones, earthquakes, floods, and fire.
-
Dangerous 'Heat Stress' Has Surged Worldwide, Shows Study
The number of people exposed to dangerous heat stress worldwide has risen sharply over the last half century propelled by climate change, according to a study.
-
Woman Returns To India After 15 Years In Germany, Says Moving Back Feels Like Reverse Cultural Shock'
She wrote that some days felt easy while others felt overwhelming, but each day taught them something new.
-
Why Indian Influencers Can't Stop Buying Japanese Skin And Hair Products
Influencers have been raving about Japanese sunscreens, creams, hair products, and rice masks. They have a guide ready to help you stock up on products if a trip to Japan is on your 2026 calendar. The question is: why?
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6 Best Places To Visit In India In July For A Rain-Free Escape
Spiti Valley and Lahaul Valley remain dry in July, providing peaceful mountain scenery and opportunities for photography and exploration.
