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Mridul Sharma

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By Mridul Sharma
| Down To Earth Verified
Mridul Sharma is a Research Scholar at the Department of English, Central University of Jammu
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The Super El Nino is more than a weather event; it is a profound cultural, systemic, and structural failure

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By Mridul Sharma, vandana sharma
| Down To Earth Verified
As global meteorological agencies sound the alarm over an impending Super El Niño, India stands on the precipice of an unprecedentedly brutal summer. Predictive models paint a blistering reality; if recent data where Indian cities have a monopoly over the list of world’s hottest places is any indicator, the subcontinent is about to become the global epicentre of extreme heat.
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Spiralling up the mountain

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By Mridul Sharma
| Greater Kashmir Verified
Listen to this article On the evening of April 11, 2026, the skies above Devipur, Akhnoor performed a terrifying and historically unheard-of dance. For ten breathless minutes, a dark, rotating column of wind and dust stretched from the earth to the darker clouds above. As I sat in my university library, surrounded by draft chapters of my thesis on environmental literature, watching the viral footage felt like witnessing a rupture in reality.
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