Kerala Floods Because Of Climate Change, Top Weather Official Tells NDTV

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The devastating floods in Kerala in August were an outcome of a chain of extreme weather events that climate change has triggered in India, the Director General of Indian Meteorological Department, KJ Ramesh, told NDTV in an exclusive interview.

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