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A red alert was issued for Delhi as it remained in the grip of an intense heatwave, with temperatures ranging from 40.9 to 45.0 degrees Celsius across various weather stations on Wednesday.

Former Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Tuesday (June 10, 2025) claimed that a large number of security personnel had been deployed in Bhoomiheen Camp in Kalkaji ahead of a demolition drive.

Delhi-NCR is facing an intense heatwave, with the IMD issuing a red alert as temperatures soar above 45°C and the ‘real feel' touches 52°C in some areas. Hospitals are reporting a daily rise ...

Delhi recorded its highest maximum temperature of the season at 43.8 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. This reading is 3.6 notches above the season's average as per the IMD.

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Delhi recorded its highest temperature of 52.3°C in 2024. Rising heatwaves highlight urgent climate challenges and public health risks.