Titlagarh

Amid sweltering heat, Odisha virtually turned into a boiling cauldron on Sunday as temperature soared above 40 degrees Celsius in at least 11 places.

A train in Odisha with passengers on board travelled for 10 kilometres without an engine on Saturday night. The train engine had earlier been detached from the coaches before the train starting moving as the skid brakes had not been applied by persons in charge.

Eight people have died due to severe heatwave in Odisha with Sonepur recording a maximum temperature of 46.5 degrees Celsius today making it the hottest place in the state.

Severe heatwave conditions continued to prevail in Odisha on Monday with Titlagarh recording the maximum temperature of 46 degrees Celsius, forcing the state government to advance summer vacation in schools.

Heatwave conditions continued to sweep across almost the entire of Odisha with the mercury soaring to 48.5 degree Celsius at Titlagarh, making it the hottest place in the country.

Odisha's Titlagarh became the hottest place in the country with maximum temperature recorded at scorching 47.5 degrees Celsius.

Scorching heat wave swept most parts of Odisha on Wednesday, specially the western region where Titlagarh turned out to be the hottest place in the state recording 46.5 degree Celsius.

Normal life in Odisha's coastal region was hit with residents remaining indoors as 16 places recorded above 40 degree Celsius with Titlagarh registering the highest of 44.2 degree Celsius.

Amid sweltering heat, Odisha virtually turned into a boiling cauldron on Sunday as temperature soared above 40 degrees Celsius in at least 11 places.

A train in Odisha with passengers on board travelled for 10 kilometres without an engine on Saturday night. The train engine had earlier been detached from the coaches before the train starting moving as the skid brakes had not been applied by persons in charge.

Eight people have died due to severe heatwave in Odisha with Sonepur recording a maximum temperature of 46.5 degrees Celsius today making it the hottest place in the state.

Severe heatwave conditions continued to prevail in Odisha on Monday with Titlagarh recording the maximum temperature of 46 degrees Celsius, forcing the state government to advance summer vacation in schools.

Heatwave conditions continued to sweep across almost the entire of Odisha with the mercury soaring to 48.5 degree Celsius at Titlagarh, making it the hottest place in the country.

Odisha's Titlagarh became the hottest place in the country with maximum temperature recorded at scorching 47.5 degrees Celsius.

Scorching heat wave swept most parts of Odisha on Wednesday, specially the western region where Titlagarh turned out to be the hottest place in the state recording 46.5 degree Celsius.

Normal life in Odisha's coastal region was hit with residents remaining indoors as 16 places recorded above 40 degree Celsius with Titlagarh registering the highest of 44.2 degree Celsius.