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Heat wave continues unabated in Punjab, Haryana; Rohtak sizzles at 48.8 degrees Celsius - Vimarsana News

Heat wave continues unabated in Punjab, Haryana; Rohtak sizzles at 48.8 degrees Celsius

Chandigarh, the common capital of the two states, also sweltered, recording the hottest day of the season so far at a maximum of 46 degrees Celsius. The ongoing...

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Despite Receiving 'Acquittal' From The Dera Sacha Manager Murder Case, Why Baba Ram Rahim Will Still Serve In Jail? - Vimarsana News

Despite Receiving 'Acquittal' From The Dera Sacha Manager Murder Case, Why Baba Ram Rahim Will Still Serve In Jail?

Though acquitted in Ranjit Singh murder case, the Dera chief is serving 20-yr imprisonment. Why?…..Read the entire article. - Newsx

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Record heat in Delhi and northern India nears limits of human survival - Vimarsana News

Record heat in Delhi and northern India nears limits of human survival

Delhi experienced record highs near 122 degrees (50 Celsius) Tuesday and Wednesday.

Heat wave in India is testing the limits of human survival - Vimarsana News

Heat wave in India is testing the limits of human survival

Delhi experienced record highs near 122 degrees (50 Celsius) Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Scorching Heat Wave Grips Haryana and Punjab | Science-Environment - Vimarsana News

Scorching Heat Wave Grips Haryana and Punjab | Science-Environment

The ongoing heat wave conditions in Haryana and Punjab saw temperatures soaring, with Rohtak reaching 48.8 degrees Celsius. Chandigarh recorded its hottest day of the season at 46 degrees Celsius. Temporary respite was seen in Rohtak and Hisar due to light evening showers, but overall, the heat remained intense.

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