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The mango supplies to the city started in February itself, a month before its regular arrival time and since then the supplies have been encouraging.
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According to data from the Telangana State Development Planning Society, areas like Himayatnagar recorded a minimum temperature of 29 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, closely followed by Malkajgiri at 29.1 degrees Celsius.
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Various riding clubs in Hyderabad hold special classes, camps
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The production of chicken usually declines as small poultry farm owners stay away from the activity to avoid losses since it is more expensive to protect birds from the soaring heat.
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Temperatures soared above 41 degrees Celsius in Moula Ali, Bansilalpet, Shaikpet, Banjara Hills, Ramanthapur, Mettuguda, Gachibowli and Lingampally.
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Indigo stands out with an impressive 494 domestic flights to Hyderabad as part of its summer schedule, connecting the city to major hubs like Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, Vijayawada, Patna, and Bengaluru.
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Generally, mangoes are cultivated in 31,000 acres in the district but this time flowering was poor in about 15,000 acres.
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The rain is under orange alert, but not fully alleviating the discomfort.
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Infact, in the Greater Hyderabad region electricity consumption has surged by an astonishing 30 percent compared to March last year.
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The IMD predicts isolated light rainfall and a low heat wave probability, with cloudy skies and temperatures ranging between 35 and 37 degrees Celsius
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With temperatures soaring in various parts of the State, the schools will operate half-day from 8 am to 12.30 pm beginning March 15.
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As temperatures soar, Hyderabad experienced scorching heat on Wednesday, with localities like Begum Bazar and Monda Market bearing the brunt of the intense weather conditions.
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Unable to supply water to the standing crop, farmers set the crop on fire
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Varun Reddy said due to the steps taken by the Discoms, failures of power transformers was reduced by 23 percent in the State.
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With depleting levels in the reservoirs which are the principle water source for the city and mediocre groundwater levels due to inadequate rainwater harvesting, the upcoming months of summer are bound to be challenging
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Irrespective of the management, the schools will work half-day till the last working day of the academic year i.e., April 23
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"The signs are clear that summer is knocking on our doors sooner than expected," stated Dr. Shravani.
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With their irresistible aroma and juicy sweetness, mangoes have descended upon the markets of Hyderabad, signaling the start of a flavorful season, which will peak post-Ugadi festival in April
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With just 11 TMC remaining in the Sripada Yellampalli project coupled with release of water from the Annaram and Sundilla barrages of Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme due to alleged leakages, the situation is only getting worse
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The recent intense heat, which had gripped the city, has begun to dissipate, thanks to rains that have hit a few districts in the state.