07:53 (IST)
India Cheetahs LIVE Updates
Male cheetah, Agni, injured in fight at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park
An official claimed on Tuesday that a translocated African cheetah was hurt in a battle with other cheetahs at Kuno National Park (KNP) here.
Agni, the male cheetah, was hurt during a fight between two groups of cheetahs in Kuno National Park's open forest region on Monday evening, he said, adding that the injured cheetah was receiving care and his condition was improving.
Notably, six cheetahs have perished since March, including three of the four cubs born in the park, pointing fingers at the KNP's management and administration.
07:49 (IST)
India Monsoons LIVE Updates
Himachal Pradesh set to receive more rain: IMD
The IMD has forecast further rain for Himachal Pradesh for the remainder of the week, with heavy showers possible in certain areas.
Authorities in Himachal Pradesh said at least six people were killed between Monday and Tuesday. The state has borne the brunt of a monsoon that has barreled through the country with renewed vigour in recent days, after cyclone Biparjoy slowed the season's progress two weeks ago.
“There is a possibility of rain for the next five days. Heavy rain alert continues at some places of the state,” said Sandeep Kumar Sharma, IMD scientist, Shimla.
The state government advised tourists and residents to avoid unnecessary travel and not to venture near rivers and landslide-prone areas.
07:20 (IST)
India Monsoons LIVE Updates
Wet spell across India as rains advance, ‘orange’ alert in hills
Rain and storms continued to batter numerous regions of north, northwest and central India on Tuesday, as the southwest monsoon moved farther into the nation, according to India Meteorological Department (IMD) authorities, with nighttime rains also keeping Delhi colder than usual.
According to the national weather service, the southwest monsoon has now enveloped most of the country, with just northern Rajasthan and small portions of Haryana and Punjab remaining outside the rainy season's footprint.
The monsoon will have passed across the whole country in the next two days, according to the IMD report.
Meanwhile, the meteorological service issued orange warnings for regions of Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra.
Rain and storms continued to batter numerous regions of north, northwest and central India on Tuesday, as the southwest monsoon moved farther into the nation, according to India Meteorological Department (IMD) authorities, with nighttime rains also keeping Delhi colder than usual.
According to the national weather service, the southwest monsoon has now enveloped most of the country, with just northern Rajasthan and small portions of Haryana and Punjab remaining outside the rainy season’s footprint.
The monsoon will have passed across the whole country in the next two days, according to the IMD report.
Meanwhile, the meteorological service issued orange warnings for regions of Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra.
An orange warning indicates that disaster management officials should be ready to deal with any rain-related disasters or flooding.
According to weather office statistics, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal, and Jharkhand all had heavy rain on Tuesday.
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