Indian Meteorological Department

Several parts of India are experiencing unusually high temperatures, with the IMD predicting heatwaves for a longer period of time in 2025.

Using everything from satellite feeds to local real time data, their technology could be a boon for farmers!

With the ability to help authorities take real-time decisions, this tech could play a key role in preventing deadly rain-caused disasters!

Setting a heartwarming example of humanity, the families of both the bride and the groom decided to give the money to CM's Distress Relief Fund!

According to the system, the next cyclone to hit our shores will be named Sagar, meaning “ocean”, a name submitted by India.

The move came into action as part of a host of measures enforced after the capital’s air quality index raised alarms, hitting the ‘very poor’ category.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is using its technological capabilities and prowess to help protect the country’s citizens from the fury of Mother Nature and save human lives. Read on to find out how.

The Indian Navy has launched a rescue operation and has sent four ships to evacuate 800 tourists stranded on Havelock island located 40 km from Port Blair.

The computer will be ten times faster than the current model and will also be able to predict drought and poor rainfall.

To avoid flight delays, exclusive doppler radars will be used to monitor weather and wind pattern. Here's more to know.