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Madhya Pradesh is set to experience extreme heat from March 27-31, with temperatures exceeding 39°C. The worst-hit areas include Malwa-Nimar regions like Ratlam, Ujjain. The heat is expected to intensify further in April and May, with prolonged hot winds.

Madhav Tiger Reserve, newly declared in Shivpuri, is witnessing increased tourist footfall. With 6 tigers currently, another male will soon be added, boosting conservation efforts. Officials expect rising visitors and better wildlife protection in region.

The govt has announced removal of the 20% export duty on onions from April 1, 2025, following months of farmer protests. With rabi production up 18% from last year, decision aims to ease losses for farmers while maintaining price stability for consumers.

Humidity and scattered showers return Sunday night, with a chance of storms north of Houston. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 1 a.m. Warm mornings in the 60s replace cooler starts, with highs in the 80s. More rain is expected later in week.

7th Ice Stupa Festival in Ladakh honored communities creating artificial glaciers to tackle water scarcity. With 34 Ice Stupas built in six countries, event highlighted water solutions, awarding villages for their innovative conservation efforts.

Temperatures in Madhya Pradesh are rising, with Ratlam hitting 39°C. Heatwaves may occur after March 27, pushing temperatures beyond 40°C. Some areas also saw heavy rain. Meteorological Department warns of extreme heat in April-May, lasting 15-20 days.

Rain and hailstorms in Madhya Pradesh are ending, with temperatures rising by 3-4°C. A heatwave may hit after March 27, pushing temperatures above 40°C. The summer heat will intensify in April-May, with hot winds blowing for 30-35 days.

Major oil companies are pushing Trump to help shield them from climate lawsuits and Superfund cleanup costs. They argue that holding them liable for climate damage is unfair, while critics say they must pay for their role in global warming and pollution

The Betwa River's origin in Jhiri has dried up due to paddy farming, borewells, and deforestation. Experts warn of groundwater depletion. The MP government will survey the area & launch the Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan to restore & protect river sources.

Madhya Pradesh is expanding ethanol production under India's Ethanol Blended Petrol (EBP) Programme. With new projects and policies, state supports the national goal of 20% ethanol blending by 2025, reducing fossil fuel reliance & promoting clean energy