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Delhi heatwaves are likely to abate after May 30, but the power sector is already suffering

Delhi heatwaves are likely to abate after May 30, but the power sector is already suffering
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Heatwave: Delhi LG directs paid afternoon break for construction labourers

Delhi LG directs paid break for labourers at construction sites from 12-3 pm due to heatwave with temperatures near 50 degrees. Instructions have also been given for water provision and necessary arrangements for extreme heat protection to workers.

Madhya pradeshJammu and kashmirTejashwi yadavNaya nagarDelhi universityDelhi development authorityPower departmentIndia meteorological departmentSafdarjung observatory

Delhi swelters on its hottest day as temperature nears 50°C

India's capital city has been hit by new record heat on successive days

Uttar pradeshMritunjay mohapatraManish sainiMeteorological departmentIndian meteorological departmentWestern disturbance

200 teams, water wastage fine of Rs 2,000: Atishi s new guidelines amid water scarcity in Delhi

Delhi Water Minister Atishi directed the CEO of the Delhi Jal Board to deploy 200 teams across the city starting May 30. These teams will be tasked with identifying and penalising anyone in the city found wasting water

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Temperature in Delhi nears record 50C as India reels under crushing heatwave

Indian capital sees highest temperature ever of 49.9C while Sindh in neighbouring Pakistan records 52C

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