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Bibek Bhattacharya

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  • National Editor, Mint
  • Deputy Editor, Mint Lounge
  • None, Mint (Print) [English]
New Delhi
As seen in: Mint, Mint Lounge, MSN India, Flipboard, Outlook (India), Outlook Traveller Magazine, Top of the Morning, Outlook Traveller, HT Syndication, Higher Education Review
National Editor @livemint | Deputy Editor @Mint_Lounge | Author of award winning children’s book on climate change: Our Beautiful World | RedInk award winner
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Climate Change and You: Dangerous conditions threaten players at the World Cup even as Europe cooks in extreme heat

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By Bibek Bhattacharya Verified
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, June 27 -- Climate Change and You is a fortnightly newsletter written by Bibek Bhattacharya and Sayantan Bera. Subscribe to the newsletter to get it directly in your inbox. Dear reader, Ever since the start of the Fifa World Cup about two weeks ago, there has been much debate around the biggest rule change that we've seen at the World Cups: the hydration break.
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Climate Change and You: Dangerous conditions threaten players at the World Cup even as Europe cooks in extreme heat

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By Bibek Bhattacharya Verified
| Top of the Morning
Climate Change and You is a fortnightly newsletter written by Bibek Bhattacharya and Sayantan Bera. Subscribe to the newsletter to get it directly in your inbox. Ever since the start of the Fifa World Cup about two weeks ago, there has been much debate around the biggest rule change that we’ve seen at the World Cups: the hydration break. Pausing the game for three minutes in both halves, so players can drink water and cool down, isn’t strictly new to the tournament.
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Stephen Alter's book ‘The Fragrance of Rain’ celebrates the romance of the monsoon

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By Bibek Bhattacharya Verified
| Mint
In these perilous times of climate change, the monsoon is synonymous with suffering. Every year, the advent of the annual rains is preceded by forecasts from the India Meteorological Department, and they are one of two kinds. The first type of forecast sighs with relief, predicting normal or above-normal rains. The second is grim, tinged with doom, the unwilling bearer of the bad news that this year the rains will be below normal. As, by the way, is the case with 2026.
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