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Last 2 Cheetahs Died Due To Monsoon Infection: Union Minister
Responding to the issue of cheetah deaths in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP), Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav attributing them to infections caused by insects during the monsoon season.
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50 Degrees In Rajasthan's Churu, Red Heatwave Alert In North India, Vidarbha
A red heatwave warning was issued for Maharashtra's drought-prone Vidarbha district, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, where Churu recorded a day temperature of 50 degrees Celsius - the second hottest day ever recorded in May since May 19, 2010. The meteorological department also issued a red rain alert for Assam, Meghala...
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Temperatures In Madhya Pradesh To Surge By 1-1.5 Degrees by 2045: Study
Madhya Pradesh is likely to see 1-1.2 Degree Celsius rise in temperature by 2045, bringing more droughts that will pose "enormous" pressure on agriculture, water resources, infrastructure and energy sectors, according to a study.
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7,000 Kilometres From Paris, A Climate Change Worry For These Farmers
Global warming has 35-year-old Hemraj Meher, a farmer in Madhya Pradesh's Chaan village, worried about his wheat crop yield.
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Last 2 Cheetahs Died Due To Monsoon Infection: Union Minister
Responding to the issue of cheetah deaths in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP), Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav attributing them to infections caused by insects during the monsoon season.
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50 Degrees In Rajasthan's Churu, Red Heatwave Alert In North India, Vidarbha
A red heatwave warning was issued for Maharashtra's drought-prone Vidarbha district, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, where Churu recorded a day temperature of 50 degrees Celsius - the second hottest day ever recorded in May since May 19, 2010. The meteorological department also issued a red rain alert for Assam, Meghala...
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Temperatures In Madhya Pradesh To Surge By 1-1.5 Degrees by 2045: Study
Madhya Pradesh is likely to see 1-1.2 Degree Celsius rise in temperature by 2045, bringing more droughts that will pose "enormous" pressure on agriculture, water resources, infrastructure and energy sectors, according to a study.
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7,000 Kilometres From Paris, A Climate Change Worry For These Farmers
Global warming has 35-year-old Hemraj Meher, a farmer in Madhya Pradesh's Chaan village, worried about his wheat crop yield.
