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According to the researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune, Delhi tops the hazard index of spreading an infection. 
The researchers have created a &lsquo;hazard map&rsquo; of 446 cities and towns, with populations of over 1 lakh, to identify areas from where pandemic outbreaks can spread rapidly, The Times of India has reported. 
Delhi is followed Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai. Pune is at number 10.
IISER&rsquo;s physics department used transportation networks and mobility patterns to create the map &mdash; the lower the rank, the higher is the hazard level. Researchers said infections can travel out from these cities because of the large, well-connected transport hubs, the TOI report added.

Pandemic outbreak: Delhi, Mumbai top 2 in hazard index

According to the researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune, Delhi tops the hazard index of spreading an infection

According to the researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune, Delhi tops the hazard index of spreading an infection.
The researchers have created a &lsquo;hazard map&rsquo; of 446 cities and towns, with populations of over 1 lakh, to identify areas from where pandemic outbreaks can spread rapidly, The Times of India has reported.
Delhi is followed Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai. Pune is at number 10.
IISER&rsquo;s physics department used transportation networks and mobility patterns to create the map &mdash; the lower the rank, the higher is the hazard level. Researchers said infections can travel out from these cities because of the large, well-connected transport hubs, the TOI report added.

According to the researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune, Delhi tops the hazard index of spreading an infection. 
The researchers have created a &lsquo;hazard map&rsquo; of 446 cities and towns, with populations of over 1 lakh, to identify areas from where pandemic outbreaks can spread rapidly, The Times of India has reported. 
Delhi is followed Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai. Pune is at number 10.
IISER&rsquo;s physics department used transportation networks and mobility patterns to create the map &mdash; the lower the rank, the higher is the hazard level. Researchers said infections can travel out from these cities because of the large, well-connected transport hubs, the TOI report added.

25% excess rain, wettest August in 44 years

India this year has recorded the rainiest August in 44 years, the India Meteorological Department data shows. There was an overall 25% excess rain in August across India.

India this year has recorded the rainiest August in 44 years, the India Meteorological Department data shows. The Hindustan Times reported that there was an overall 25% excess rain in August across India. Last India saw such a level was in 1976 when the country received 28.4% more rain than is usual for this time of the year. While many past of the country have seen floods and several big cities have suffered heavy water logging due to heavy rains, the excess rain is good new for agriculture. Monsoon has filled up agricultural reservoirs and recharged groundwater across large parts of the country that will help the farmers in the next crop season.

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