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Heat wave swept across Northern states as temperatures on Monday soared past 44 degrees Celsius at several places affecting normal life in the region. The mercury is set to cross the 45 degrees Celsius mark in Delhi on Monday, the hottest day of the season so ...

By being admitted as an observer to the Arctic Council, India has secured a toehold in a region of growing

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The National Transport Development Policy Committee (NTDPC) will meet the State Governments of northern India on May 27 to deliberate over key issues of transport sectors including roads, railways, civil aviation, urban transport among others. The ...

Despite the military debacle in 1962 against China, India has done little to fortify its defences in the Northern and Western fronts.

The heat wave continues to grip northern India with the Met department predicting a further rise in temperatures. The heat wave continued unabated in Delhi on Thursday with the minimum temperature settling five notches above average at 31.4 degrees Celsius ...

Blistering heat is affecting much of central and northern India ahead of the summer monsoon rains. Temperatures are generally around four or five degrees above average both by day and by night.New Delhi has seen temperatures up around 45 Celsius ...

Details of the deal have not been made public but a senior officer from Indian Army's northern command said India had agreed to abandon and destroy bunkers in Chumar sector.

Published by: Rupa Singh F Prev Next L New Delhi: It was another scorching day in the capital on Tuesday with the minimum temperature settling at 28 degrees Celsius, a notch above average for the season, and the maximum likely to hover around the ...