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Congress is struggled to save its lone seat from Chindwara which was finally lost. After the last phase of elections, the exit poll figures came out on June 1, which were almost around 2019. In the last election, BJP got 28 seats while one seat went to the account of Congress. However, this time

BJP candidate Savitri Thakur won the Dhar Lok Sabha seat by a decisive margin of 2,18,665 votes). She triumphed over her closest rival, Radheshyam Muvel of the Congress party. BJP's Gajendra Singh Patel retains Khargone seat, victory margin dips by 65,000 votes, BJP's Sudhir Gupta scores hat-trick from Mandsaur seat

The maximum temperature in the Capital settled at 42.8°C on Sunday, two notches above the normal for the season, the India Meteorological Department...

Cloudy day and gusty wind bring respite from heatwave in Noida. Maximum temperature likely to settle below 45 degrees Celsius in the next two days. IMD predicts gradual abatement of heatwave conditions.

Delhi experiences a slight relief from intense heat while some areas still face heatwaves. IMD predicts rising temperatures with heatwaves in Safdarjung and other places. Narela, Pitampura, and Sports Complex record high temperatures. Western disturbance affects the city's weather, leading to heat index spikes. Yellow alert issued for heatwaves, thunderstorms, dust storms, and light rain. Concerns about AC performance in extreme heat. Northern India and Pakistan also facing severe heatwave ...

India's national capital Delhi sweltered amid intense heatwave conditions on Friday (May 31) and occupied the top three hottest places in the country. Mungeshpur emerged as the hottest place in the country after recording 49.6 degrees Celsius which was followed by Narela where temperature soared to 49.4 degrees Celsius and west Delhi's Najafgarh which recorded 49.2 degrees Celsius.

The change in the weather brought some relief in the national capital, which has been experiencing severe heatwave conditions for the last five days

Delhi faces scorching temperatures with heatwave conditions for the sixth consecutive day. Narela recorded the hottest temperature at 49.2 degrees Celsius. IMD examining record-breaking temperatures. Heatwave alert and poor air quality continue in the city.

Today is the last wave with heatwave warnings in isolated regions of Delhi, after which the union territory can expect mostly strong winds and occasional storms for the next week or so.

The Met department blamed the malfunctioning of sensors kept at the Automated Weather Station for the gaffe.