winter
At 6:30 am, Indira Gandhi Airport reported zero visibility due to the thick fog that had enveloped the area. This reduced visibility persisted until 9 am, leading to diversions of at least three flights at the Delhi airport
[…]Throughout this month, Delhi’s peak power demand has consistently remained above 5,000 MW, with only one exception, according to officials.
[…]The capital experienced its coldest morning of the season on Monday, recording a low of 3.3 degrees Celsius, which was four notches below the usual average temperature
[…]The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted very dense fog for Tuesday, predicting the persistence of cold wave conditions till January 20
[…]All teaching and non-teaching staff are required to report for duty as usual, with school heads responsible for informing students, parents, and staff about the revised schedule on Sunday
[…]The IMD has forecasted the persistence of very dense fog and cold wave conditions for an additional two days in the national capital, extending until January 20
[…]Farmers on the Yamuna Khadar struggle to survive during the severe cold wave after authorities demolish their houses and standing crop
[…]This initiative, aimed at offering warmth and protection, is particularly crucial given Delhi’s recent recording of its coldest day of the month, with the minimum temperature plummeting to 5.3 degrees Celsius, as reported by the India Meteorological Department
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