IMD Predicts North India to experience partial respite from heatwave

Dense fog envelopes North India including National Capital Region

IMD has forecast very dense fog in northern parts of the country for a few days

Tamil Nadu under heavy rain spell; North India also faces weather challenges

As per the India Meteorological Department (IMD) report, 39 areas in southern Tamil Nadu have encountered exceptionally heavy rainfall

Flood fury continues in several parts of North India including few areas of Delhi

Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that people will start getting relief soon as the water is receding slowly

Rain and thunderstorm bring relief from heatwave conditions in North India

According to the IMD, many places in the plains of Northwest India will experience rainfall with thunderstorms

A delicious and healthy way to start your day with Paneer Paratha

Paneer paratha is a famous North Indian flatbread made with whole wheat flour dough and stuffed with delicious, spiced grated paneer (Indian cottage cheese).

North India likely to witness heavy rainfall in next few days

Several parts of North India reel under severe Cold wave

<p>Cold wave conditions are set to return in north with a gradual fall in temperatures over the next four to five days.The Meteorological Department (IMD) has said yesterday that due to the prevailing northwesterly winds over most parts of northwest India. Minimum temperature will fall gradually by 3-5°C starting from today to the next four […]</p>

Cold wave conditions intensify in North India

<p>Cold wave conditions have intensified in the northern states of the country. The Met department said fresh Western disturbances will impact Western Himalayan belt as well as the adjoining. So the cold wave will continue in North India as the New Year sets in. With these changes in weather, light rains or snowfall is predicted […]</p>

Festival of harvest, Lohri being celebrated today in North India

<p>The festival of harvest, Lohri is being celebrated today in North India especially in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Jammu and Chandigarh. Lohri marks the end of the long nights of winter and welcomes the longer days of summer, as the Sun begins its journey to the Northern Hemisphere. Lohri is celebrated with a bonfire. […]</p>