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The mercury has already touched the dreaded 45-degree ( 112F ) mark in many parts of Punjab. The sudden rise in temperature is also causing faster melting of glaciers in the country’s north, with rivers receiving 23,000 cusecs more water on Friday than
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The mercury has already touched the dreaded 45-degree ( 112F ) mark in many parts of Punjab. The sudden rise in temperature is also causing faster melting of glaciers in the country’s north, with rivers receiving 23,000 cusecs more water on Friday than
The mercury has already touched the dreaded 45-degree ( 112F ) mark in many parts of Punjab. The…
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