Late on Saturday night (June 21), fourth flight with 290 Indians landed at the New Delhi airport from Iran. The MEA in a post on X said, “<a href="https://x.com/hashtag/OperationSindhu?src=hashtag_click">#OperationSindhu</a> gains momentum. 290 Indian nationals have returned home safely from Iran on a special flight from Mashhad that landed in New Delhi at 2330 hrs on 21 June 2025. With this, 1,117 Indian nationals have been evacuated from Iran.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/OperationSindhu?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#OperationSindhu</a> gains momentum. 290 Indian nationals have returned home safely from Iran on a special flight from Mashhad that landed in New Delhi at 2330 hrs on 21 June 2025. With this, 1,117 Indian nationals have been evacuated from Iran. <a href="https://t.co/FScyeKslzw">pic.twitter.com/FScyeKslzw</a>&mdash; Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) <a href="https://twitter.com/MEAIndia/status/1936494125164921128?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 21, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Earlier, India on Saturday (Jun 21) rescued 117 Indian nationals from Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, as the third special evacuation flight landed in Delhi under Operation Sindhu. &nbsp;Lauding the successful evacuation, Indian Minister of External Affairs Randhir Jaiswal on X said, "A special evacuation flight from Ashgabat, Turkmenistan landed in New Delhi at 0300 hrs on 21st June, bringing Indians from Iran home." He added that with this, "so far 517 Indian nationals from Iran have returned home under Operation Sindhu". Just hours earlier, late on Friday (Jun 20), another flight, this one from Mashhad, Iran, brought home 290 Indian students. The Indian government has launched Operation Sindhu to evacuate Indian nationals from Iran because of the worsening situation amid the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel. In a post on X, the Jammu and Kashmir student association thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the External Affairs Ministry, and all concerned authorities for evacuating the students. The association wrote, “Mahan Air evacuation flight from Mashhad, Iran, carrying 290 students, the majority of whom are from Kashmir, has landed safely in New Delhi just now. Heartfelt thanks, PM, EAM and all concerned authorities for their timely intervention and support.”&nbsp;MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal posted on X, “Operation Sindhu flight brings citizens home. India evacuated 290 Indian nationals from Iran, including students and religious pilgrims by a charter flight. The flight arrived in New Delhi at 2330 hrs on 20 June and was received by Secretary (CPV&amp; OIA) Arun Chatterjee.” “Government of India is grateful to the Government of Iran for the facilitation of the evacuation process.”

Operation Sindhu: Fourth flight carrying 290 Indians from Iran lands in New Delhi

Late on Saturday night (June 21), fourth flight with 290 Indians landed at the New Delhi airport from Iran. The MEA in a post on X said, “#OperationSindhu gains momentum. 290 Indian nationals have returned home safely from Iran on a special flight from Mashhad that landed in New Delhi at 2330 hrs on 21 June 2025. With this, 1,117 Indian nationals have been evacuated from Iran.”

With this, 1,117 Indian nationals have been evacuated from Iran

A yellow alert has been sounded in the national capital of Delhi by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) as it forecasts a heatwave in the city till Wednesday (Apr 9). The IMD has forecast mainly clear sky with heatwave for Monday. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to be around 41 degrees Celsius and 21 degrees Celsius, respectively.
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The national capital recorded a maximum temperature of 38.2 degrees Celsius on Sunday (Apr 6), which is 3.1 notches above the seasonal average, according to the IMD. The minimum temperature of national capital was 18.5 degrees Celsius, which was 1.5 notch below the seasonal average. Meanwhile, the relative humidity oscillated between 43 per cent and 27 per cent. The air quality was in the 'poor' category on Sunday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 209 at 4 pm, as per data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). An AQI between 0-50 is considered 'good,' 51-100 'satisfactory,' 101-200 'moderate,' 201-300 'poor,' 301-400 'very poor,' and 401-500 'severe.'
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Additionally, a majority of the northern plain areas, including those in Rajasthan, Haryana Chandigarh, and Punjab, are expected to reel under a heatwave for the next four to five days, as per IMD.
<h2>What is the meaning of 'yellow alert'?</h2>
The IMD uses four colour-coded warnings: green, yellow, orange, and red. Yellow alert is&nbsp;an early warning signal&nbsp;showing that severe weather conditions are to&nbsp;be&nbsp;expected&nbsp;and&nbsp;may&nbsp;affect&nbsp;day-to-day activities. In the context of heatwave, when a yellow alert is sounded, heat is tolerable but it can trigger moderate health concerns for vulnerable infants, elderly, and people with chronic diseases, as per multiple reports quoting health officials.
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<h2>Why are the summers getting hotter?</h2>
Climate change is one of the main culprits, but another major cause, especially for those of us living in metropolitan cities like Delhi, is 'urbanisation,' as per experts.
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Swati Herkal, Environmental Socialist and member of the Rotary Club of Wai, Maharashtra said, "Most cities also don't have much greenery. Trees help cool the air, but many green areas have been lost to construction." She added that skyscrapers&nbsp;and crowded areas "block wind, so hot air stays trapped" and "cars, air conditioners, and other machines release heat, making cities even hotter."Cement and plastic on the ground make it hard to grow plants, reducing natural cooling."
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(With inputs from agencies)
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India News | A yellow alert has been sounded in the national capital of Delhi by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) as it forecasts a heatwave in the city

A yellow alert has been sounded in the national capital of Delhi by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) as it forecasts a heatwave in the city till Wednesday (Apr 9). The IMD has forecast mainly clear sky with heatwave for Monday. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to be around 41 degrees Celsius and 21 degrees Celsius, respectively. Weather Warning for 07th April 2025 #imd #india #shorts #thunderstorm #rainfall #hailstorm #heatwave @moesgoi @ndmaindia @DDNational @airnewsalerts pic.twitter.com/1QCmXEuJk9 — India Meteorological Department (@Indiametdept) April 6, 2025 The national capital recorded a maximum temperature of 38.2 degrees Celsius on Sunday (Apr 6), which is 3.1 notches above the seasonal average, according to the IMD. The minimum temperature of national capital was 18.5 degrees Celsius, which was 1.5 notch below the seasonal average. Meanwhile, the relative humidity oscillated between 43 per cent and 27 per cent. The air quality was in the 'poor' category on Sunday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 209 at 4 pm, as per data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). An AQI between 0-50 is considered 'good,' 51-100 'satisfactory,' 101-200 'moderate,' 201-300 'poor,' 301-400 'very poor,' and 401-500 'severe.' Read More | IMD's scorching summer, heatwave warning comes with a huge price tag and less 'chai'. Here's why Additionally, a majority of the northern plain areas, including those in Rajasthan, Haryana Chandigarh, and Punjab, are expected to reel under a heatwave for the next four to five days, as per IMD. What is the meaning of 'yellow alert'? The IMD uses four colour-coded warnings: green, yellow, orange, and red. Yellow alert is an early warning signal showing that severe weather conditions are to be expected and may affect day-to-day activities. In the context of heatwave, when a yellow alert is sounded, heat is tolerable but it can trigger moderate health concerns for vulnerable infants, elderly, and people with chronic diseases, as per multiple reports quoting health officials. Read More | Australia's warmest March on record; record heat driven by global warming & weather patterns Why are the summers getting hotter? Climate change is one of the main culprits, but another major cause, especially for those of us living in metropolitan cities like Delhi, is 'urbanisation,' as per experts. Read More | AI’s impact on environment and inequality dominates global summit in Paris Swati Herkal, Environmental Socialist and member of the Rotary Club of Wai, Maharashtra said, "Most cities also don't have much greenery. Trees help cool the air, but many green areas have been lost to construction." She added that skyscrapers and crowded areas "block wind, so hot air stays trapped" and "cars, air conditioners, and other machines release heat, making cities even hotter."Cement and plastic on the ground make it hard to grow plants, reducing natural cooling." New Delhi: IMD predicts rise in temperatures on April 7-8 (With inputs from agencies)

Heatwave warning issued in Delhi by IMD till April 9, yellow alert sounded

New Delhi is bracing for a spell of heatwave conditions in the next few days. India's weather office has predicted a rise in temperatures on April 7th and 8th, with temperatures soaring between 40 to 42°C. Apart from New Delhi, the weather office also issued heatwave warnings for several North Indian states, including Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh.

New Delhi: IMD predicts rise in temperatures on April 7-8

As President Donald Trump&rsquo;s new tariffs are set to take effect in just two days, India and the United States have agreed to wrap up part of a trade agreement by the end of the year. 
Despite this progress, there has been no word on whether India will be granted any relief from the incoming tariffs. Starting 2 April, Indian exports are likely to be hit by fresh import duties from the US.
Officials from both nations held discussions in New Delhi this week, working on the first stage of a wider trade deal that they hope to finalise by autumn 2025.
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Aside from that, Washington&rsquo;s move to apply a 25% tariff on countries that buy oil from Venezuela could hurt India, a long-time importer of Venezuelan crude.
<h2>What was discussed?</h2>
In a statement released on Saturday night, India&rsquo;s commerce ministry said both sides had "broadly come to an understanding on the next steps towards a mutually beneficial, multi-sector Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA), to finalise its first tranche by fall 2025".
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The talks covered ways to "deepen bilateral cooperation in priority areas including increasing market access, reducing tariff and non-tariff barriers and deepening supply chain integration".
Still, there was no indication that either side would act before Tuesday when the new US tariffs are due to start.
According to India Ratings and Research, a credit rating agency, the US tariff hike could cause India&rsquo;s exports to fall by as much as $7.3 billion in the next financial year.
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<h2>India&rsquo;s efforts to ease tensions</h2>
India has recently made some tariff cuts in a bid to smooth things over with Washington. This includes slashing duties on high-end motorbikes and bourbon whiskey.
Ahead of the latest round of talks, Indian media had reported that the government was considering dropping a tax on online services such as digital ads.
There were also suggestions that India might reduce tariffs on products like cars, electronics, and medical equipment to help move the talks forward.
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: Starting 2 April, Indian exports are likely to be hit by fresh import duties from the US.

As President Donald Trump’s new tariffs are set to take effect in just two days, India and the United States have agreed to wrap up part of a trade agreement by the end of the year. Despite this progress, there has been no word on whether India will be granted any relief from the incoming tariffs. Starting 2 April, Indian exports are likely to be hit by fresh import duties from the US. Officials from both nations held discussions in New Delhi this week, working on the first stage of a wider trade deal that they hope to finalise by autumn 2025. Also read: Trump praises Modi as 'very smart,' says tariff talks between us would 'work out very well' Aside from that, Washington’s move to apply a 25% tariff on countries that buy oil from Venezuela could hurt India, a long-time importer of Venezuelan crude. What was discussed? In a statement released on Saturday night, India’s commerce ministry said both sides had "broadly come to an understanding on the next steps towards a mutually beneficial, multi-sector Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA), to finalise its first tranche by fall 2025". Also read: Canada vows retaliatory trade actions against US auto tariffs The talks covered ways to "deepen bilateral cooperation in priority areas including increasing market access, reducing tariff and non-tariff barriers and deepening supply chain integration". Still, there was no indication that either side would act before Tuesday when the new US tariffs are due to start. According to India Ratings and Research, a credit rating agency, the US tariff hike could cause India’s exports to fall by as much as $7.3 billion in the next financial year. Also read: Trump's auto tariffs trigger global industry turmoil, threatening higher prices and job losses India’s efforts to ease tensions India has recently made some tariff cuts in a bid to smooth things over with Washington. This includes slashing duties on high-end motorbikes and bourbon whiskey. Ahead of the latest round of talks, Indian media had reported that the government was considering dropping a tax on online services such as digital ads. There were also suggestions that India might reduce tariffs on products like cars, electronics, and medical equipment to help move the talks forward. Also read: Era of close Canada-US ties 'over' says PM Carney after Trump's auto tariffs announcement (With inputs from agencies)

Clock's ticking! Trump’s tariffs to take effect in 48 hours and India could lose $7.3 billion in exports

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and PM Christopher Luxon of New Zealand hold joint press meet at Hyderabad House in New Delhi.

India-New Zealand ties: India, New Zealand hold negotiations on free trade agreement

The Delhi Police authorities have stepped up security at over 100 locations across the national capital ahead of the Holi festival and Ramzan&rsquo;s Friday prayers on March 14, an official said on Monday (Mar 10).
This year, the Hindu festival of Holi is coinciding with the Friday prayers during the holy month of Ramzan, which is observed by Muslims all across the world.
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&ldquo;No one will be allowed to breach law and order situation for the upcoming Holi and Friday prayers,&rdquo; a senior police officer said.
The officer added that they have identified over 100 locations in the national capital where additional police personnel will be deployed along with the paramilitary forces.
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<h2>Additional personnel in vulnerable locations</h2>
According to the ANI report, the police sources suspect some antisocial elements may attempt to create unrest amid the celebrations. Consequently, additional police personnel will be deployed in vulnerable areas.
&ldquo;We have identified Bhajanpura, Dilshad Garden, Jagatpuri, Khajuri Khas, Jafrabad, Jahangirpuri, Azadpur, Seelampur, Okhla, Chand Bagh, Khajuri, Mustafabad, Shiv Vihar, Jafrabad, Maujpur, Brahmpuri, Trilokpuri and Jamia Nagar among the areas identified as sensitive,&rdquo; a source said, as per ANI.
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Ahead of the coinciding festivals, senior police officials will also conduct meetings with the local peace committees to discourage the spread of rumours and maintain communal harmony.
<h2>Extra surveillance, strict action</h2>
The police said that strict action will be taken against those who try to incite communal or religious tensions during the occasion. The police will also use drones for surveillance.
Officers in plain clothes will also be deployed for additional monitoring to identify any suspicious activities and ensure timely intervention, said another official.
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&ldquo;Delhi Police will take strict action against those attempting to disrupt peace. Special attention will be given to college and hostel areas, where incidents of water balloons and colour-throwing in public spaces have been reported in previous years. If any hooliganism causes distress to public, police intervention will follow immediately,&rdquo; he added.
(With inputs from agencies)

India news | This year, the Hindu festival of Holi is coinciding with the Friday prayers during the holy month of Ramzan, which is observed by Muslims all across the world.

The Delhi Police authorities have stepped up security at over 100 locations across the national capital ahead of the Holi festival and Ramzan’s Friday prayers on March 14, an official said on Monday (Mar 10). This year, the Hindu festival of Holi is coinciding with the Friday prayers during the holy month of Ramzan, which is observed by Muslims all across the world. Also read | 'Holi comes once a year, Friday namaz 52 times,' UP cop stirs row, says if any Muslim... “No one will be allowed to breach law and order situation for the upcoming Holi and Friday prayers,” a senior police officer said. The officer added that they have identified over 100 locations in the national capital where additional police personnel will be deployed along with the paramilitary forces. Also read | Kashmir fashion show row: Designers Shivan & Narresh apologise after backlash over show during Ramzan Additional personnel in vulnerable locations According to the ANI report, the police sources suspect some antisocial elements may attempt to create unrest amid the celebrations. Consequently, additional police personnel will be deployed in vulnerable areas. “We have identified Bhajanpura, Dilshad Garden, Jagatpuri, Khajuri Khas, Jafrabad, Jahangirpuri, Azadpur, Seelampur, Okhla, Chand Bagh, Khajuri, Mustafabad, Shiv Vihar, Jafrabad, Maujpur, Brahmpuri, Trilokpuri and Jamia Nagar among the areas identified as sensitive,” a source said, as per ANI. Also read | Can people with thyroid disorders fast during Ramzan? Expert answers Ahead of the coinciding festivals, senior police officials will also conduct meetings with the local peace committees to discourage the spread of rumours and maintain communal harmony. Extra surveillance, strict action The police said that strict action will be taken against those who try to incite communal or religious tensions during the occasion. The police will also use drones for surveillance. Officers in plain clothes will also be deployed for additional monitoring to identify any suspicious activities and ensure timely intervention, said another official. Also read | Karnataka Police arrests third accused in Hampi gang rape case “Delhi Police will take strict action against those attempting to disrupt peace. Special attention will be given to college and hostel areas, where incidents of water balloons and colour-throwing in public spaces have been reported in previous years. If any hooliganism causes distress to public, police intervention will follow immediately,” he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi Police beef up security ahead of Holi, Ramzan Friday prayers

BJP is making large-scale preparations at Ramlila Maidan for the swearing-in of Delhi’s new Chief Minister. PM Modi, Amit Shah, and UP CM Yogi Adityanath are expected to attend the high-profile event.

BJP gears up for Delhi CM swearing-in ceremony at Ramlila maidan

After 18 people, including nine women and five children, died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station, an Indian Express report cited data of the unreserved ticketing system (UTS) used to book general class tickets. It said data showed that 2,600 more tickets than usual were booked on Saturday between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m., following which a stampede broke out after 9:00 p.m. However, the Northern Railways official told WION the provisions of special trains were made looking at the crowd surge. 
A two-member committee is investigating the stampede. As part of the investigation, the committee has ordered the securing of all video footage from the railway station to find out what exactly led to the stampede.

Delhi railway station stampede: 18 killed in New Delhi railway station stampede

Two special trains for the Maha Kumbh were delayed, causing a sudden rush of passengers at the New Delhi Railway Station on Saturday night, which resulted in an overcrowded scenario where many fell unconscious and had to be taken to the hospital, officials said. Watch this report for more details!

New Delhi Railway Station Stampede: 'Platform mix-up at station caused stampede', says Delhi Police

In a tragic incident, a stampede at the New Delhi railway station claimed the lives of at least 18 and injured several others on Saturday night. The incident occurred as a surging crowd scrambled to catch trains to Mahakumbh in Prayagraj. 
According to officials, the stampede took place around 10 p.m. local time on Saturday when an unprecedented rush of passengers gathered on platforms 14 and 15, waiting to board trains to Prayagraj. Watch in for more details!

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New Delhi Railway Station Stampede: How the tragedy unfolded?

At least 18 people, including 11 women and five children, have tragically died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station. The incident occurred as a surging crowd scrambled to catch trains to Mahakumbh in Prayagraj. According to officials, the stampede took place around 10 p.m. local time on Saturday when an unprecedented rush of passengers gathered on platforms 14 and 15, waiting to board trains to Prayagraj. Watch in for more details!

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A cold wave returned to Kashmir Valley and Srinagar city recorded minus 3.2 degrees Celsius as the minimum temperature on Monday. IMD forecasts rain in Delhi-NCR on Wednesday & Thursday.

Cold wave returns to Kashmir, fog conditions prevails in North India

New Delhi woke up to dense fog today as the cold wave intensified across Northern India. Temperatures have dropped sharply, accompanied by reduced visibility across the national capital. Watch in for more details!

Cold wave intensifies across northern India

Indian Capital Sees Sharp Drop In Temperatures

New Delhi is witnessing a pre-election poster war, with Arvind Kejriwal taking center stage in the battle between BJP and AAP. The rivalry has intensified as both parties use posters to push their narratives ahead of the upcoming elections.

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New Delhi's air quality has improved to a "moderate" level, with the AQI reaching 183, offering some relief to residents. However, the region is currently facing a severe cold wave, affecting North India with plummeting temperatures and health concerns.

Bone Chilling Temperatures In Kashmir

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