Monsoon
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Shimla in July: Cool Days, Heavy Monsoon Rain and Off-Season Quiet
NEW DELHI, July 26 — India’s monsoon, the seasonal engine that drives the country’s agricultural calendar and shapes…
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Mumbai Counts Its Water Gains While the Trains Run Late
MUMBAI, July 10 — The monsoon has done what it does every year in this city of more…
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Mumbai’s Drainage System: Why Waterlogging Persists
MUMBAI, July 10 — Two thousand kilometres of drains and 200 pumping stations, the backbone of Mumbai’s stormwater…
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Mumbai’s BMC Warns of Leptospirosis Risk and Urges Treatment Within 72 Hours of Floodwater Exposure
MUMBAI, July 10 — The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation today issued a public advisory on leptospirosis, urging citizens to…
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Roof Collapse at New Delhi Airport Exposes Deeper Infrastructure Issues
On June 28, a section of roof at Indira Gandhi International Airport gave way under heavy rain, killing…
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