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31 May 2022

DNA: Delhi Storm -- When will Delhi's drainage system improve?

The drainage system of Delhi is now very old. The last master plan on the drainage system in Delhi came in the year 1976 and at that time the population of Delhi was only 41 lakhs but today it is about two crores.

01 Jun 2022

DNA: Why 300 trees were uprooted in Delhi storm?

300 trees got uprooted due to severe intensity storm and rains in the National Capital Delhi. The surprising thing was that all the trees that were uprooted had less soil in their roots

31 May 2022

DNA: Analysis of Delhi's helplessness in half-hour of storm

Half-hour of rain and storm made India's capital helpless. The situation was such that many people in Delhi got badly trapped. Due to this storm, about 300 trees were uprooted. But the helplessness of the administration has raised many serious questions.

30 May 2022

2 dead, trees uprooted, buildings damaged as heavy rains, storms batter Delhi

Heavy rains and storms battered Delhi today Two people died and several trees were uprooted Several buildings were damaged in Delhi

04 Apr 2019

Massive dust storm, thunderstorms to hit north India on April 5, rains expecte

Parts of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, northern Madhya Pradesh and western Uttar Pradesh will get affected because of the storm.

14 May 2018

Over 40 dead as storm hits 4 states, leaves behind trail of destruction

Shortly after the drastic weather change, the Met Department said that the weather will remain adverse for two to three days and thunderstorm will continue for the next 48 to 72 hours.

13 May 2018

Metro services hit as dust storm lashes Delhi and NCR

The flight movements at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport were also put on hold, due to the thunderstorm.

13 May 2018

Flights grounded at Delhi airport after dust storm hits national capital

A Delhi bound Vistara flight which was heading to Srinagar was diverted to Amritsar following the bad weather conditions.

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