- Narendra Modi addressed the rising temperatures and heatwave conditions in India.
- Extreme heat is affecting North India, prompting advisories regarding the extreme summer conditions.
Shared region including Srinagar and Kupwara experienced extreme heatwave conditions starting in January 2026.
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Shared region including Srinagar and Kupwara experienced extreme heatwave conditions starting in January 2026.
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Extreme heat is affecting North India, prompting advisories regarding the extreme summer conditions.Also in this story
- Heatwave conditions are causing peak temperatures in the National Capital Region and Faridabad, monitored by the India Meteorological Department since May 27, 2026.
- 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.