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Prepare now for heat, water, and crop risk

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By Roxy Mathew Koll
| MSN India Verified
Roxy Mathew Koll,Arunabha Ghosh India may be heading into a season where heat, lightning, water stress and crop risk intensify together, but we can prepare now. The India Meteorological Department's first-stage forecast says the 2026 southwest monsoon is most likely to be below normal at 92% of the long-period average, largely due to the possible development of El Niño during the season. That matters because in India, a delayed or weaker monsoon does not just mean less rain.
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Climate crisis and health, and AI at the intersection

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By Roxy Mathew Koll
| Hindustan Times Verified
Last week, New Delhi buzzed with the AI Impact Summit, promising real-world results over abstract discussions. Yet, the robo-dog spectacle at the summit stole the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, reminding us that India needs less theatrics and more substance. For India, the real issue is not what impresses on stage, but what actually saves lives and livelihoods. AI and machine learning have the potential to transform weather forecasts into daily, hyper-local health risk alerts.
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SOE 2026: India is warming fast. Will it lead to a climate apocalypse?

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By Chirag Dhara, Roxy Mathew Koll, Aditi Deshpande
| Down To Earth Verified
The Indian landmass was warmer on average by nearly 0.9°C during the previous decade (2015 to 2024) compared to the early 20th century (1901 to 1930). Warming has been uneven, with parts of north India warming as fast as 0.2°C per decade in the past three decades. While warming over the Indian region is muted compared to the present global warming level of about 1.3°C, temperature extremes in India have been on the rise.
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