As long as it is closed inside the house, it is fine, but as soon as it comes out, it becomes such a heat that one can die. It is true that getting out of the house in summer is a challenge in itself. The whole of North India is troubled by the havoc of … Read more
Heat Wave: Due to rising temperature and heatwave, warnings of heat wave in many cities of India have worried everyone. These days, going out in the sun even for an hour causes problems like rash and sunburn. The problem of prickly heat also starts due to staying in the sun for a long time. Which … Read more
Cold Water Disadvantages: Due to the scorching sun and scorching heat in the summer season, a lot of sweat comes out of the body and the throat starts drying. Sun starts squeezing water from our body, due to which we feel thirsty again and again. To quench thirst, most people drink cold water or cold … Read more
As soon as the summer season comes, people open the windows and doors of their houses, so that the air keeps coming inside the room. Many people get a feeling of freshness and respite from the heat from the breeze coming in through the windows. But here it is very important to know whether it … Read more
Heatwave Advisory: In February this year, a rise in temperature has been observed in many parts of the country. Seeing the rise in temperature, it is being speculated that severe heat wave conditions may arise in the coming months. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an alert regarding the heatwave. According to the department, … Read more
With temperatures soaring these days, we have all experienced its effects. Along with sunburn, this heatwave is causing other health problems. Heat waves are harmful for people with chronic conditions, especially for people with diabetes. For diabetics, it is difficult for them to control their sugar levels and this can lead to heat exhaustion. They … Read more
New Delhi: With temperatures hovering above 47 degrees Celsius in parts of northern India, it is imperative that we protect ourselves, especially children, from the heatwave. Excessive temperatures can make children sick very quickly for a variety of reasons. It can lead to problems like heat exhaustion or heat stroke, where they may feel dizzy, … Read more
New Delhi: The heatwave, which swept across large parts of the country on Friday, intensified in many places, surpassing the 45-degree mark. Three Indian cities including Hisar (46 સે C) in Haryana, Patiala (45.9) C) in Punjab and Prayagraj (45.9 C) in Uttar Pradesh were among the top 5 hottest places in the world today. … Read more