Urdu Conclave 2026

Extreme Heat

Heatwaves, dehydration and poor sleep can trigger migraines and severe headaches. Doctors explain why summer weather may be worsening your symptoms.

The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Delhi as temperatures are expected to rise between 44°C and 46°C, with severe heatwave conditions likely over the next three days.

Delhi and North India face an intense heatwave, with temperatures crossing 43°C. IMD warns of continued extreme conditions across Uttar Pradesh and nearby regions.

With rising temperatures and intense heatwaves across many parts of India, children are especially vulnerable to heat stroke and dehydration.