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Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar has touched 48.2°C as large parts of north and central India remain under severe heatwave stress. A fresh WMO climate update warns that 2026–2030 could bring more record-hot years, raising urgent questions about public health, energy demand, cities, agriculture and climate preparedness.

From deserted afternoon streets and altered school schedules to health warnings, water demand and labour risks, Nautapa 2026 is turning India’s seasonal heat into a public-life stress test.

As climate change intensifies heatwaves, cities can no longer treat extreme heat as a seasonal inconvenience. From cooling zones and heat alerts to worker protections, urban planning and health systems must now operate as one integrated heat-risk network.
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