The average monthly maximum temperature this month remained at 39 degrees Celsius (°C), which is 2.5°C above the long period ...

The Meteorological Department has also issued a yellow alert for rain in Delhi for Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Today the ...

Delhiites might experience some respite from the scorching heat as IMD has forecast very light rain on 29th April.

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New Delhi, India (CNN ... and there are a lot of ice towers in between,” he said. While drones can now be used to determine a tentative path before they set out, inclement weather means that things ...

As the air quality in Delhi-NCR worsened and the Air Quality Index (AQI) touched 'Severe' levels on Wednesday, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) re-imposed Stage 3 of the Graded ...

Mitchell Starc has been hailed as “an Australian legend” after inspiring Indian Premier League table-toppers Delhi Capitals to a thrilling super over victory against Rajasthan Royals.

The weather office has also issued a yellow alert for 15 districts in Bengaluru for Tuesday, April 15. Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 21.6 degrees Celsius today, April 14, according to the ...

April's wintry side will extend its stay on the East Coast into this week, with a bout of heavy rain, ice, and even a major blast of snow for parts of the region Wintry weather refuses to let go ...

Thus, fans will get to witness a full 40 overs of action with no rain interruptions. "Everyone knows how the wicket will play here" - Ashutosh Sharma ahead of DC's first game in Delhi DC played ...

Delhi University students are ... are making the most of the sweltering weather, one breezy outfit at a time. Armed with umbrellas, sunscreen and ice creams melting faster than lectures end ...