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The 2025 heat wave began unusually early in April, with many Indian states recording temperatures exceeding 45°C. Rajasthan hit 48°C on June 12, setting a national record. This has affected millions across northern and central India.
Hospitals are reporting more heatstroke and dehydration cases. Power grids are under strain due to high demand for air conditioning and fans. Crops such as wheat, mango, and lychee have been hit hard by the extreme temperatures.
The 2025 heat wave is one of the most severe in decades. While experts link it to climate change and early seasonal shifts, your safety starts with awareness. Stay informed and take preventive steps to beat the heat.
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