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From Delhi to West Bengal, States That Have Closed Schools, Revised Timings Amid Rising Heatwave - Vimarsana News

From Delhi to West Bengal, States That Have Closed Schools, Revised Timings Amid Rising Heatwave

General guidelines for schools during the scorching heat include ensuring mandatory water breaks for students along with proper access to drinking water

Source: news18.com
Heatwave Alert: List of States That Have Closed Schools, Revised Timings As Mercury Soars - Vimarsana News

Heatwave Alert: List of States That Have Closed Schools, Revised Timings As Mercury Soars

Heatwave Alert: In the wake of the rising temperature, the Delhi government has issued a circular instructing all schools to take precautions to ensure the safety of students. -- aaa

Source: india.com
5 Ways To Protect Your Babies From Heatwave - Vimarsana News

5 Ways To Protect Your Babies From Heatwave

While adults might find relief from the boiling temperatures by sitting under air-conditioning, the sudden low temperature because of AC might risk the health of your baby.

Source: news18.com
Rising temperatures threaten wheat crop, government issues advisory - Vimarsana News

Rising temperatures threaten wheat crop, government issues advisory

Parts of the country are witnessing high temperatures in February. This rise in temperature could end up being dangerous for the standing wheat crop and has prompted the government to issue an advisory for farmers. 

Govt sets up panel to assess impact of higher temperatures on wheat crop - Vimarsana News

Govt sets up panel to assess impact of higher temperatures on wheat crop

The panel, headed by Agriculture Commissioner, will also have members from Karnal-based Wheat Research Institute and representatives from major wheat growing states, the Agriculture Secretary said