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On cam: Leopard, cub enter TV show set in Mumbai; crew seen running in panic

All Indian Cine Workers Association claimed that this was the third or fourth such incident within just 10 days.

A leopard and a cub were spotted on the sets of a Marathi television show in Mumbai on July 26.
The wild cats entered the TV serial sets situated in Goregaon Film City.
All Indian Cine Workers Association claimed that this was the third or fourth such incident within just 10 days.
The association also said that the government was not taking strong measures to prevent such cases.

Pictures and videos of the dump yard, purportedly showing hundreds of cars submerged by the floodwater, also surfaced on the Internet.

Watch | Over 300 cars submerged in Noida due to overflowing Hindon river

Pictures and videos of the dump yard, purportedly showing hundreds of cars submerged by the floodwater, also surfaced on the Internet.

&nbsp;Around 350 cars of online cab aggregator Ola parked at a dump yard in Greater Noida were submerged as water overflowing from the swollen Hindon river entered the low-lying area, police said on Tuesday.
While PTI could not immediately contact Ola for its response, the police said the dump yard is located in the floodplains of the Old Sutiyana village in the Ecotech 3 area.
Pictures and videos of the dump yard, purportedly showing hundreds of cars submerged by the floodwater, also surfaced on the Internet.
"In the village, there is a dump yard of Ola's car. The vehicles recovered during the time of COVID-19 pandemic or those vehicles which got damaged are kept at this yard. The number of these vehicles is around 350. It is built on the land of a person named Satpal. There is a boundary wall around the dump yard, whose caretaker is Dinesh Yadav, who was present on the spot," the police said in a statement.
"The caretaker informed the police that these vehicles are currently parked in the dump yard. The high-level management of Ola was informed about water filling in the dump yard and given a notice by the police to vacate the yard in view of the rising water level of the Hindon river," they added.
Ola officials have been contacted for further proceedings in connection with the dump yard being submerged, the police said.
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The IMD issued an orange alert for July 20 for Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Ratnagiri and a yellow alert for Mumbai

Maharashtra weather | Schools in Mumbai, Konkan region shut due to incessant rainfall 

The IMD issued an orange alert for July 20 for Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Ratnagiri and a yellow alert for Mumbai

Amid incessant rainfall, all schools in Mumbai and Konkan region will remain shut on July 20, as per the Maharashtra government order.&nbsp;
The government has also advised children to avoid venturing out in the rain or click selfies near overflowing rivers or water bodies.&nbsp;
The IMD issued an orange alert for July 20 for Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Ratnagiri and a yellow alert for Mumbai
Notably, commuters faced hardship on Wednesday on train services and road traffic was impacted due to heavy rainfall.&nbsp;
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The national capital received 7.8 mm rain between 8.30 am on Sunday and 8.30 am on Monday.

Weather dept forecasts moderate rain in Delhi

The national capital received 7.8 mm rain between 8.30 am on Sunday and 8.30 am on Monday.

Even as Delhi battles a flood-like situation, the weather department has forecast moderate rain in the city on Tuesday, with the maximum temperature likely to settle around 33 degrees Celsius.
On Monday, Delhi recorded a low of 26.4 degrees Celsius, a notch below the season's average, and a high of 34.2 degrees Celsius, a degree below normal.
The humidity levels oscillated between 71 per cent and 98 per cent.
The weather department has issued a "yellow" alert for Tuesday, with the possibility of a generally cloudy sky, along with light rain or thundershowers. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to hover around 33 degrees Celsius and 26 degrees Celsius respectively.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) uses four colour codes for weather warnings -- "green" (no action needed), "yellow" (watch and stay updated), "orange" (be prepared) and "red" (take action).
On Sunday, the maximum temperature in the city was recorded at 35.4 degrees Celsius.
The water level of the Yamuna reached 205.94 metres at 7 pm on Monday and remained above the danger mark of 205.33 metres, officials said.

The Narendra Modi government has said that claims of cheetah deaths due to radio collars were not based on scientific evidence.

Cheetah deaths: MP govt removes chief wildlife warden amid radio collar controversy

The Narendra Modi government has said that claims of cheetah deaths due to radio collars were not based on scientific evidence.

After deaths of 8 Cheetahs in 5 months at the Kuno National Park, the Madhya Pradesh government has reportedly taken action against the state's chief wildlife warden.
JS Chauhan, a 1987 IFS officer, was removed from the post on July 17, according to an Indian Express report. Chauhan is considered the architect of the Kuno National Park which became the base for translocation and reintroduction of cheetahs in India.
A day before his removal, Chauhan had said that radio collars put on the cheetahs might be causing infections, and might be a contributory factor towards their death.
The Narendra Modi government has said that claims of cheetah deaths due to radio collars were not based on scientific evidence.

The mayor also held a review meeting amid the fear of a rise in dengue and malaria cases. She said several areas were waterlogged, but the situation is improving gradually.

As Yamuna water recedes, threat of vector-borne diseases looms over Delhi 

The mayor also held a review meeting amid the fear of a rise in dengue and malaria cases. She said several areas were waterlogged, but the situation is improving gradually.

There is a possibility of a rise in dengue and malaria cases in the national capital this year due to flooding in several areas, Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi on Monday said.
Directions have been issued to departments concerned to take steps to check mosquito breeding and clear silt and sludge left by the Yamuna waters, she said.
Authorities started cleaning roads and removing silt from the flooded areas, even though the water level in Yamuna started rising again on Monday. It rose to 205.94 at 7 pm from 205.58 at 8 am.
"Now, it is a matter of concern that due to the flood, there is a possibility of more cases of dengue and malaria in comparison to last year... Instructions have been issued to all departments concerned to clean garbage and silt, and launch a drive to control mosquito breeding," she told reporters.
She said flood waters have started receding in several areas.
Earlier in the day, Health Minister Saurab Bharadwaj said that all Delhi government departments have been instructed to constantly monitor the situation in the aftermath of flooding in the national capital.
Interacting with reporters during his visit to a Delhi government hospital, he also said that cases of conjunctivitis and skin allergy are mostly being reported from relief camps set up.
The minister said east Delhi and northeast Delhi have largely been impacted due to the floods.

In the latest incidents, two cheetahs died between July 11 and 14 at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

Cheetah deaths: Take off radio collars, suggest experts after tragedies at Kuno

In the latest incidents, two cheetahs died between July 11 and 14 at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

After the deaths of several cheetahs translocated to India from other countries, wildlife officials have suggested that radio collars put on the big cats should be taken off, as per The Indian Express.
In the latest incidents, two cheetahs died between July 11 and 14 at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.
The state's principal chief conservator of forests (wildlife) said that the collar may be causing an infection, and while it might not be fatal, it could be contributing to the deaths.
However, the Union government has said that all cheetah deaths were due to natural causes while challenging the radio collar hypothesis.

Even as India's summer state is trying to flicker back to life, the weather department has issued fresh rain alert for it.

Heavy rains to lash Himachal Pradesh, IMD issues orange alert

Even as India's summer state is trying to flicker back to life, the weather department has issued fresh rain alert for it.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday issued an Orange alert from July 15 to July 17, predicting heavy rainfall in the state in swven districts for the next 72 hrs.
IMD Shimla Director Surender Paul said that heavy to very heavy rain very is likely to occur during the next four to five days in the seven districts of Shimla, Solan, Sirmaur, Bilaspur, Mandi, Kangra and Hamirpur districts of the state.
While speaking to ANI, Surender Paul said," It rained at most places in Himachal Pradesh in the last 24 hours. The highest rainfall in Kangra has been recorded in Dharamsala at 131 mm. Apart from this, it has also rained in Mandi. It has rained everywhere in Himachal Pradesh in the last 24 hours. Orange alert has been issued in the state for the next three days."
"The effect of this alert will be seen in Shimla, Solan, Sirmaur, Bilaspur, Mandi, Kangra and Hamirpur. Heavy to very heavy rain very likely during next 4 to 5 days. In the higher reaches of Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur, there will be light rain," he added.
He said that the rains will be less than the rains received in the previous week.
"In comparison to the rain during the past seven days in the state there will not be as much rain as it was recorded during the past few days, but it will rain in most areas. Moderate rains can cause landslides and flash floods. The visibility will also be poor in Kangra, Mandi, Kullu and Hamirpur districts," he said.

Fabric softeners can leave sticky residues, harm the environment, and better alternatives include baking soda, vinegar, or dryer balls.

Laundry 101: Why you should not be using fabric softener? Here’s what else might work

Fabric softeners can leave sticky residues, harm the environment, and better alternatives include baking soda, vinegar, or dryer balls.

Do you do your own laundry? If that's a yes, you've probably heard about something called "fabric softener." That's a liquid you pour into your washing machine to make your clothes feel soft and smell nice. But guess what? Using fabric softener might not be the best idea for your clothes or the environment, as per experts.
<h3>What happens to your clothes when you use fabric softener</h3>
Fabric softeners can leave a sticky residue on your clothes over time. This residue makes your clothes feel soft, but it's not great. Why? Because it can trap dirt and odours in your clothes. So, instead of keeping your clothes clean, it does the opposite.
Other than this, fabric softeners often contain chemicals that are not very friendly to the environment.&nbsp;
<h3>What are the alternative options for fabric softeners?</h3>
You can try using baking soda or vinegar in your laundry. They help soften your clothes and get rid of odours without the sticky residue or harmful chemicals.
Another cool option is using dryer balls. These are little, spikey balls you toss in the dryer with your clothes. They help reduce static and make your clothes softer naturally.&nbsp;
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Environment

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal asserted that pollution levels declined in the national capital due to government initiatives. 

Ahead of winters, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal announces action plan to curb pollution

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal asserted that pollution levels declined in the national capital due to government initiatives.&nbsp;

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said pollution levels declined in the national capital due to government initiatives as he announced the winter action plan to curb pollution.
The number of days witnessing severe pollution levels declined in the last eight years due to several initiatives of the government, such as the introduction of electric buses and the EV Policy, among others, he said at a press conference.
Announcing the winter action plan, Kejriwal said the Pusa bio-decomposer that prevents stubble burning will be sprayed on 5,000 hectares of farmland this year against 4,400 hectares last year.
The Pusa bio-decomposer, developed by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) here, is a microbial solution that can turn paddy straw into manure in 15-20 days.
The government will deploy 530 water sprinklers to prevent dust pollution and 385 teams will check vehicles' pollution certificates and prevent the plying of overage cars.
In 2018, the Supreme Court banned diesel and petrol vehicles older than 10 and 15 years, respectively, in Delhi. It had added that the vehicles plying in violation of the order would be impounded.
A 2014 order of the National Green Tribunal bars vehicles older than 15 years from being parked in public places.
Kejriwal said burning garbage in the open is banned in Delhi and 611 teams will monitor its implementation.
He also urged people to download the Green Delhi mobile application and report any pollution-causing activity to the government.

A study has found out that if pollution situation is not mended in the national capital of India, people might lose about 12 years of their lives.

Delhiites may lose 12 years of their lives due to pollution, according to a new study

A study has found out that if pollution situation is not mended in the national capital of India, people might lose about 12 years of their lives.

A recent study has found Delhi to be the most polluted city in the world. Besides this, the study also says that 18 million residents of the National capital are on the verge of losing about 11.9 years of their lives due to this rising level of pollution. &nbsp;
The study also found that particulate pollution caused by tiny dirty air particles (PM2.5) make an average Indian person's life 5.3 years shorter. This is compared to what their life expectancy would be if the pollution limit of 5 &mu;g/m3 set by the World Health Organization (WHO) was followed.&nbsp;
Even in the least polluted Indian town of Pathankot located in the state of Punjab, particulate pollution is seven times more than what is speculated by WHO. This is apparently because the area has almost three times the population density compared to the rest of the country. Hence, it results in higher pollution from vehicles, factories, and among others.&nbsp;
Michael Greenstone, the Milton Friedman Distinguished Service Professor in Economics and creator of AQLI said, "Three-quarters of air pollution's impact on global life expectancy occurs in just six countries; Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, China, Nigeria and Indonesia, where people lose one to more than six years of their lives because of the air they breathe.&rdquo;
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on August 8 issued a yellow alert and predicted heavy rainfall in eight districts of the state.

Uttarakhand: heavy downpour causes flood-like situation in Haldwani

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on August 8 issued a yellow alert and predicted heavy rainfall in eight districts of the state.

Heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand's Haldwani, in Nainital district caused a flood-like situation with water entering resident's home.
People residing near the banks of river and other areas were evacuated and moved to safer places.&nbsp;
Visuals from the affected areas show overflowing river water entering in residential areas causing damage to homes and roads.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on August 8 issued a yellow alert and predicted heavy rainfall in eight districts of the state.
The weather department issued warnings for heavy rainfall in Dehradun, Tehri, Pauri, Nainital and Champawat districts.

UK Prime Minister's North Yorkshire home was covered with an "oily-black fabric" by climate activists. 

Greenpeace activists drape Rishi Sunak's home with 

UK Prime Minister's North Yorkshire home was covered with an 'oily-black fabric' by climate activists.&nbsp;

Greenpeace climate activists draped UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak&rsquo;s North Yorkshire residence with 200-metre long &ldquo;oily-black fabric&rdquo; on Thursday. Sunak is currently in California with his family for a holiday.
Greenpeace UK said on Twitter that the step was taken to &ldquo;drive home the dangerous consequences of a new drilling frenzy.&rdquo; The news comes days after Sunak announced his intention to &ldquo;max out&rdquo; UK&rsquo;s fuel reserves.
The plans announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak include a pledge to invest 20 billion pounds ($26 billion) in carbon capture and storage projects as Sunak maintained the government&rsquo;s commitment to eliminate net carbon emissions by 2050.
Sunak, who travelled to Scotland to formally unveil the package, said Britain will still need fossil fuels even after the country reaches its net zero target.
He said it is better to produce oil and natural gas at home rather than rely on foreign leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose invasion of Ukraine sent global energy prices soaring around the globe.
(with AP inputs)

Nine cheetahs have died in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno national park in about five months.

Ninth cheetah death in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno since March

Nine cheetahs have died in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno national park in about five months.

One more cheetah has died at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, making it the ninth feline to die since March, according to a statement from the state forest department.
"This morning, one of the female cheetahs -- Dhatri (Tbilisi) -- was found dead. A post-mortem is being conducted to determine the cause of death," the statement reads.
Fourteen cheetahs -- seven males, six females and a female cub -- are kept in enclosures in Kuno. A team comprising Kuno wildlife veterinarians and a Namibian expert regularly monitors their health.
One female cheetah is out in the open and is under intensive monitoring by the team. Efforts are underway to bring her back to an enclosure for a health examination, the statement said.
Last month, two cheetahs died due to infection in wounds caused by the radio collars around their necks. However, the environment ministry said all cheetah deaths were due to natural causes.
Experts involved in the cheetah reintroduction project had told PTI that heavy rain, extreme heat, and humidity may have caused the problems, "with the collars fitted around the necks of the cheetahs potentially causing additional complications".
Following the deaths, all the cheetahs, except the two females, were brought back to their enclosures for examination. An expert veterinarian from South Africa cleaned up the wounds. All the cheetahs have been administered Fluralaner, a systemic insecticide and acaricide given orally or topically.
Under the much-vaunted Project Cheetah, a total of 20 animals were imported from Namibia and South Africa to the KNP in two batches -- one in September last year and the second in February this year.
Since March, six of these adult cheetahs have died due to various reasons. In May, three of the four cubs born to a female Namibian cheetah had also succumbed to extreme heat. The remaining cub is being hand-raised for future wildling.

Climate change is a terrifying reality and demands immediate and dramatic climate action.

UN declares the end of the era of global warming and introduces the 'era of global boiling'

Climate change is a terrifying reality and demands immediate and dramatic climate action.

UN Secretary-General Ant&oacute;nio Guterres declared the end of the era of global warming, as scientists confirmed that July was heading to become the hottest month ever recorded.
"Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it's a terrifying reality. We are now entering the era of global boiling," Guterres stated, emphasizing the urgent need for immediate climate action.
July witnessed extreme heat, breaking temperature records worldwide, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the EU's Copernicus Earth observation program.
The surge in global temperatures is driven by the burning of fossil fuels, which contributes to the greenhouse effect, intensifying extreme weather events.
Guterres urged the international community to work together to limit global temperature rise to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, thereby avoiding the worst consequences of climate change.&nbsp;
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