Night shelters, bonfires, and blanket distribution arrangements have been fully activated in all districts of the state to ensure that no citizen faces any inconvenience due to the cold.
The rights panel acknowledges that changing weather patterns due to climate change affect human rights and affirms its commitment to protect vulnerable populations impacted by extreme weather events, ensuring their dignity is respected and upheld.
With slight rains in several parts of the national capital, Delhites got some respite from the chilling cold wave on Friday morning with the minimum temperature recorded at 12 degree Celcius and moderate fog conditions.
Severe chill would be experienced between January 14 and 19 and is likely to be at its peak from January 16 to 18.
Dense to very dense fog and cold wave conditions very likely to continue over plains of northwest India including Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar during next 5 days.
Minimum temperature in Jammu city dropped further on Sunday while it continued to remain several notches below the freezing point…
Night temperatures throughout the Kashmir Valley remained several degrees below the freezing point on Monday with Kargil town freezing at…
Biting winter cold continued its sway on the Kashmir Valley and Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday with…
hroughout the valley and Ladakh region temperatures were sub-zero on Friday although a nightlong partial cloud cover marginally broke the…
Despite being sunny, a cold wave continued in most parts of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. More than 40 persons were…
