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Why Do Train Tracks Have Small Stones Around Them? 5 Fascinating Reasons
If you think the stones around the train tracks are for aesthetics, think again! Here are some reasons that will help you clear the confusion about this common sight.
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Northeast Monsoon Drenches Tamil Nadu, More Heavy Rain On The Way
The Northeast Monsoon has arrived, bringing widespread rainfall across Tamil Nadu, especially in the northern, western, and southern districts.
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Monsoon 2025: Climate Change Fuels Extreme Rainfall Across Nearly Half Of India
The Southwest Monsoon of 2025 has left an indelible mark on India, with 45% of the country drenched in extreme rainfall, triggering devastating floods, landslides, and over 1,500 lives lost.
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Southwest Monsoon Withdraws From Entire Country: Weather Office
The southwest monsoon withdrew from the entire country on Thursday, a day after the usual date of October 15, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
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458 Dead In Jharkhand This Year In Heaviest Monsoon In A Decade
Jharkhand witnessed one of its most intense monsoons in a decade this year, leaving behind a trail of destruction across the state.
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Weather Office Warns Of 'Above-Normal' Rain In India For October
India is expected to receive 15 per cent more rainfall than normal in October, following bountiful rains during the four-month monsoon season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday.
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World Tourism Day 2025: 5 Reasons Goa Was, Is And Always Will Be India's Favourite Holiday Spot
World Tourism Day 2025: Goa is proof that some love affairs never fade - beaches, culture, parties, and even wellness retreats all rolled into one coastal state that Indians keep returning to, generation after generation.
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How Climate Change And Warming Oceans Led To Kolkata's Historic Downpour
As Kolkata begins to mop up after one of its worst deluges in recent memory, scientists warn that such extreme weather events are no longer anomalies - they are becoming the new normal.
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Monsoon Exits Delhi Early, Earliest Withdrawal Since 2002
The southwest monsoon has officially withdrawn from Delhi and adjoining regions a day ahead of its usual schedule, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Wednesday.
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"All States In Himalayan Region Facing Existential Crisis": Supreme Court
All states in the Himalayan region are facing a serious existential crisis, the top court said today and posed several questions to the Himachal Pradesh government on its policies to regulate tourism, construction, and mining.
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"I Got Only 4": Gujarat Woman Blocks Road After Fight With Golgappa Seller
In most cities, traffic is disrupted by processions, political rallies, or the occasional monsoon downpour. In Gujarat's Vadodara this week, the culprit was golgappas, the popular street food.
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Congress To Move No-Confidence Motion Against BJP-Led Government In Odisha
The opposition Congress on Wednesday announced to bring No Confidence Motion against the BJP-led state government during the upcoming monsoon session of the Odisha Assembly, scheduled to begin from Thursday.
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Second Wave Of Floods Hits Assam, Over 22,000 Affected, 2 Dead In Golaghat
Torrential rains over the past three days have triggered a second wave of floods in Assam this monsoon season, affecting more than 22,000 residents and claiming two lives in the last 24 hours. The fatalities were reported from Golaghat district
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Himachal Monsoon Fury: 3 Dead In Mandi Landslide, Vehicles Buried In Shimla
Heavy overnight rain triggered floods and landslides in Himachal Pradesh, killing a family of three as debris from an adjoining cliff slid onto their house, causing it to collapse, in the Mandi district.
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Chennai Gears Up For Monsoon With Motors And Vehicles On Standby
The Greater Chennai Corporation has announced that it is fully prepared to tackle the upcoming northeast monsoon, with an extensive lineup of motorised vehicles and equipment kept ready to address waterlogging and related emergencies across the city.
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Why Do Train Tracks Have Small Stones Around Them? 5 Fascinating Reasons
If you think the stones around the train tracks are for aesthetics, think again! Here are some reasons that will help you clear the confusion about this common sight.
-
Northeast Monsoon Drenches Tamil Nadu, More Heavy Rain On The Way
The Northeast Monsoon has arrived, bringing widespread rainfall across Tamil Nadu, especially in the northern, western, and southern districts.
-
Monsoon 2025: Climate Change Fuels Extreme Rainfall Across Nearly Half Of India
The Southwest Monsoon of 2025 has left an indelible mark on India, with 45% of the country drenched in extreme rainfall, triggering devastating floods, landslides, and over 1,500 lives lost.
-
Southwest Monsoon Withdraws From Entire Country: Weather Office
The southwest monsoon withdrew from the entire country on Thursday, a day after the usual date of October 15, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
-
458 Dead In Jharkhand This Year In Heaviest Monsoon In A Decade
Jharkhand witnessed one of its most intense monsoons in a decade this year, leaving behind a trail of destruction across the state.
-
Weather Office Warns Of 'Above-Normal' Rain In India For October
India is expected to receive 15 per cent more rainfall than normal in October, following bountiful rains during the four-month monsoon season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday.
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World Tourism Day 2025: 5 Reasons Goa Was, Is And Always Will Be India's Favourite Holiday Spot
World Tourism Day 2025: Goa is proof that some love affairs never fade - beaches, culture, parties, and even wellness retreats all rolled into one coastal state that Indians keep returning to, generation after generation.
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How Climate Change And Warming Oceans Led To Kolkata's Historic Downpour
As Kolkata begins to mop up after one of its worst deluges in recent memory, scientists warn that such extreme weather events are no longer anomalies - they are becoming the new normal.
-
Monsoon Exits Delhi Early, Earliest Withdrawal Since 2002
The southwest monsoon has officially withdrawn from Delhi and adjoining regions a day ahead of its usual schedule, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Wednesday.
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"All States In Himalayan Region Facing Existential Crisis": Supreme Court
All states in the Himalayan region are facing a serious existential crisis, the top court said today and posed several questions to the Himachal Pradesh government on its policies to regulate tourism, construction, and mining.
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"I Got Only 4": Gujarat Woman Blocks Road After Fight With Golgappa Seller
In most cities, traffic is disrupted by processions, political rallies, or the occasional monsoon downpour. In Gujarat's Vadodara this week, the culprit was golgappas, the popular street food.
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Congress To Move No-Confidence Motion Against BJP-Led Government In Odisha
The opposition Congress on Wednesday announced to bring No Confidence Motion against the BJP-led state government during the upcoming monsoon session of the Odisha Assembly, scheduled to begin from Thursday.
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Second Wave Of Floods Hits Assam, Over 22,000 Affected, 2 Dead In Golaghat
Torrential rains over the past three days have triggered a second wave of floods in Assam this monsoon season, affecting more than 22,000 residents and claiming two lives in the last 24 hours. The fatalities were reported from Golaghat district
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Himachal Monsoon Fury: 3 Dead In Mandi Landslide, Vehicles Buried In Shimla
Heavy overnight rain triggered floods and landslides in Himachal Pradesh, killing a family of three as debris from an adjoining cliff slid onto their house, causing it to collapse, in the Mandi district.
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Chennai Gears Up For Monsoon With Motors And Vehicles On Standby
The Greater Chennai Corporation has announced that it is fully prepared to tackle the upcoming northeast monsoon, with an extensive lineup of motorised vehicles and equipment kept ready to address waterlogging and related emergencies across the city.
