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Northern India on the Boil with Heat Waves Disrupting Normal Lives and Raising Health Concerns

Heatwaves · Delhi

Northern India on the Boil with Heat Waves Disrupting Normal Lives and Raising Health Concerns

42% Left coverage: 24 sources

Energy Transition: How Coal Mines Could Go Solar

Renewable Energy · United States

Energy Transition: How Coal Mines Could Go Solar

40% Left coverage: 20 sources

Disused coal mines could be refashioned to place vast fields of solar panels, a new report suggests, providing an unlikely solution to a common obstacle to uptake of the green energy source.See the Story

Devastating Downpour: Two Schoolboys and a Girl Lose Lives in Jharkhand Rains | Science-Environment

Devastating Downpour: Two Schoolboys and a Girl Lose Lives in Jharkhand Rains | Science-Environment

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

Heavy rains in Jharkhand have led to tragic incidents, claiming the lives of two schoolboys in Khunti and a ten-year-old girl in Ranchi. The deluge also resulted in infrastructure collapses. Authorities are on high alert, closing schools and deploying rescue teams to handle the crisis caused by persistent downpours.See the Story

Nitin Gadkari Announces FASTag Annual Pass: How Much Does It Cost? Where Can You Use? Check Details Here

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

FastTag Annual Pass: Nitin Gadkari says it is intended to provide a faster and more seamless travel experience for millions of private vehicle owners by cutting down wait times, reducing congestion, and minimising disputes at toll plazas.Nitin Gadkari · India See the Story

One Dead After Landslip Hits Kedarnath Walking Route, Yatra Suspended From Sonpryag Till Further Orders

80% Right coverage: 5 sources

Citing safety concerns amid the adverse weather, the Rudrapryag Police appealed to the devotees coming to Kedarnath temple to remain safe wherever they areAsia · Uttarakhand See the Story

Tragedy as Lightning Strikes School, Killing Two Students and Injuring Many

Two pupils at Rwengiri Primary School in Sheema, Uganda, were killed by a lightning strike during a heavy downpour, which also left 14 other nursing injuries.Madhya Pradesh · Madhya Pradesh See the Story

Thirsty Tigers: Water Crisis Fueling Human-Animal Conflict in MP

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Which Countries Have Nuclear Weapons, and How Many in 2025?

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Why Your Urban Business Needs a Trade License in India

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The Narmada River: Lifeline Of Central India And A Symbol Of Spiritual Journey... - EBNW Story

The Narmada River, India’s fifth-largest river and the longest westward-flowing river, is a vital lifeline for Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. Originating from the Amarkantak Plateau in Madhya Pradesh, it carves a 1,312 km (815.2 miles) path through central India before merging with the Arabian Sea at the Gulf of Khambhat, near Bharuch. Revered as a sacred river, Narmada holds immense cultural, spiritual, and economic significance, often considered …Madhya Pradesh · Madhya Pradesh See the Story

Budhni Toy Makers Struggle As Forest Resources Dry Up

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