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Delhi Fog Highlights: 24 Trains Cancelled, 52 Delayed And 34 Rescheduled
Several parts of North India including Delhi and the adjoining National Capital Region were engulfed in dense fog as temperatures continue to plummet today. The northern states were reeling under a piercing cold wave with many places in Jammu and Kashmir recording sub-zero temperatures.
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Fog In Parts Of North India; Avalanche Warning For Himachal Pradesh, Jammu And Kashmir
Cold conditions prevailed in north India today with dense fog covering parts of Punjab and Haryana, and Kashmir reeling under sub-zero temperatures even as a medium danger avalanche warning was issued for some districts in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.
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Dense Fog Affects Life In Jammu, Sun Shines In Kashmir
Dense fog for the fourth consecutive day, adversely affected life in Jammu city.
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Dense Fog In Jammu, Leh Freezes At Minus 16.4 Degrees
Dense fog affected life in Jammu today as Leh town in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir recorded a minimum temperature of minus 16.4 degrees Celcius, the season's lowest recorded there so far.
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Cold Conditions In North; 70 Trains Cancelled Due To Fog
Cold conditions prevailed in north India with Leh in Jammu and Kashmir shivering at minus 13.2 degrees Celsius while dense fog affected road and rail traffic in the region, leading to cancellation of 70 trains.
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Infiltration bid foiled in Jammu and Kashmir
The Border Security Force (BSF) has foiled yet another infiltration bid in the Kanachak area of Akhnoor sector. There was heavy exchange of fire between militants and BSF on Tuesday night despite dense fog in the area.
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Blackout in northern India as grid trips due to fog
Dense fog over northern India led to total blackout in many parts of Punjab, Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday morning due to disruption in transmission lines. The northern grid tripped at around 3.02 am following a technical snag in transmission lines that reduced power to zero at many sub stations, Power Grid CMD S K Chaturvedi said.
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Delhi Fog Highlights: 24 Trains Cancelled, 52 Delayed And 34 Rescheduled
Several parts of North India including Delhi and the adjoining National Capital Region were engulfed in dense fog as temperatures continue to plummet today. The northern states were reeling under a piercing cold wave with many places in Jammu and Kashmir recording sub-zero temperatures.
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Fog In Parts Of North India; Avalanche Warning For Himachal Pradesh, Jammu And Kashmir
Cold conditions prevailed in north India today with dense fog covering parts of Punjab and Haryana, and Kashmir reeling under sub-zero temperatures even as a medium danger avalanche warning was issued for some districts in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.
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Dense Fog Affects Life In Jammu, Sun Shines In Kashmir
Dense fog for the fourth consecutive day, adversely affected life in Jammu city.
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Dense Fog In Jammu, Leh Freezes At Minus 16.4 Degrees
Dense fog affected life in Jammu today as Leh town in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir recorded a minimum temperature of minus 16.4 degrees Celcius, the season's lowest recorded there so far.
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Cold Conditions In North; 70 Trains Cancelled Due To Fog
Cold conditions prevailed in north India with Leh in Jammu and Kashmir shivering at minus 13.2 degrees Celsius while dense fog affected road and rail traffic in the region, leading to cancellation of 70 trains.
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Infiltration bid foiled in Jammu and Kashmir
The Border Security Force (BSF) has foiled yet another infiltration bid in the Kanachak area of Akhnoor sector. There was heavy exchange of fire between militants and BSF on Tuesday night despite dense fog in the area.
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Blackout in northern India as grid trips due to fog
Dense fog over northern India led to total blackout in many parts of Punjab, Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday morning due to disruption in transmission lines. The northern grid tripped at around 3.02 am following a technical snag in transmission lines that reduced power to zero at many sub stations, Power Grid CMD S K Chaturvedi said.
