- Narendra Modi addressed the rising temperatures and heatwave conditions in India.
- Extreme heat is affecting North India, prompting advisories regarding the extreme summer conditions.
Extreme heat and power issues are affecting Central and East Delhi, where residents rely on BSES Yamuna Power Limited.
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Updated Jun 29
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What happened
Extreme heat and power issues are affecting Central and East Delhi, where residents rely on BSES Yamuna Power Limited.
Who's involved
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Extreme heat is affecting North India, prompting advisories regarding the extreme summer conditions.Also in this story
- Heat intensifies near the Thar Desert due to hot, dry northwesterly winds originating from Pakistan.
Within Narendra Modi addressed the rising temperatures and heatwave conditions in India.
The entities involved
- India
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Delhi
megacity and union territory of India
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BSES Yamuna Power Limited
electricity company
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Related events
- BSES Yamuna Power Limited reported monsoon exigencies in New Delhi on July 1, related to the ongoing monsoon activity.
- A climate-tech startup named Yotuh Energy, based in Chennai, is addressing cold chain challenges in India. The founder, Shaivee Malik, studied at IIT Delhi.
- The Yamuna river has been integrated into the city's Green-Blue network.