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BRICS Summit in Delhi Amid Heat and Rain; Monsoon Withdrawal Likely Soon (opens the original)
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Delhi this week finds itself managing two very different kinds of history at once. On one hand, the capital is host to the 18th BRICS Summit, a gathering that has grown far beyond its founding five nations into a broader coalition shaping global conversations on climate, energy and equitable growth. On the other hand, the city's own atmosphere is going through a transition with the slow, uneven, and always retrospective process of monsoon withdrawal. The BRICS Summit: Members, Theme and Climate
14 Million Indians at Risk: UN Warns of Permanent Inundation in Kolkata, Mumbai (opens the original)
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A terrifying warning has alarmed a large community of Indians living along river and sea coastlines, raising questions about the growing risk faced by nearly 11 million people. For families who have lived along the tidal edges of Kolkata and Mumbai for generations, the sea has always been a neighbour to be respected. A new United Nations report suggests that neighbour is now closing in faster than at any point in recorded history, and the numbers behind that warning are hard to ignore. A report
Ganga-Yamuna Floods 2026: Live Danger Marks, Forecast & Safety Alert (opens the original)
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The Ganga and the communities along its banks have coexisted on a predictable seasonal rhythm for generations. This week, sustained monsoon rainfall and upstream barrage discharge have broken that rhythm, pushing river levels high enough to force daily life onto rooftops and raised platforms. Across a stretch of the Gangetic plain running from Prayagraj through Varanasi and on to Delhi, the Ganga and Yamuna rivers are running in spate. Weeks of persistent monsoon rain over their catchments, comp
Skymet Weekly Intelligence: Monsoon Deficit Near 14%, Heavy Eastern Rains Raise Coal And Power Concerns (opens the original)
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August 2026 has ended with monsoon deficit near 14% with an increasingly uneven rainfall pattern. Repeated weather systems from the BoB continue to produce intense rainfall over a relatively narrow eastern corridor, even as large parts of the country remain deficient. The emerging risk now extends beyond rainfall and agriculture. Heavy rain across the eastern coal-producing and transport corridor has disrupted coal movement at a time when inventories at 45 thermal power plants have fallen to cri
Skymet Weekly Intelligence — 24 August 2026 (opens the original)
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It is August’s last week, and India's monsoon landscape has become increasingly uneven. Though multiple weather systems have been emerging from the Bay of Bengal, these spells remain inadequate for a broad-based monsoon recovery. Large parts of the southern peninsula and other rain-deficient regions continue to underperform, even as pockets of Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and eastern India experience episodes of intense rainfall. On the other hand, El Niño continues to strengthen in the
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