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    All 50 of the world’s hottest cities were in India, exceeding the temperature of 45°C (113°F) and most of the cities were facing heavy heatwaves

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    5. Positive-Alfalfa-172 on

      Chalo kahi tho chattisgarh age aya😍, top 20 mai 6 city 🥳 hamare.

    7. KumingaCarnage on

      To think we’re around a decade or two away from heat waves in India being so bad it’s got a 90% fatality rate for anyone who doesn’t have air conditioning

    8. VoodooPizzaman1337 on

      If India were to blow up the Himalaya , would the cool air flow downward and chill the place out ?

    9. PuddingPower84 on

      That pictures shows none of the cities exceeding 45. Am I missing something?

    11. Inside_Marketing268 on

      Look ar Google streets of Mumbai, see concrete abominations, understand why it sucks to live there. While looking at Udupi- and understand why it’s more cool there.

    13. Archaeos_ on

      Just to let you know, in India only 8-10% of households have airconditioner.

    17. memelover- on

      Sadly Punjab is having similar heatwave issues. It’s the most fertile land out there and very necessary for national food production like few other states.

    19. Likeabhas on

      Madras isn’t on this list because we were only 39° but with 80% humidity the real feel was 53° couple of days back.

      Ridiculously hot. I called up Bluedart and told them to delay my package deliveries and keep their staff away from the streets for a few days, gave my maid some time off because she takes a bus/walks to work

    21. Empty-Fudge-3037 on

      In the near future you will start to see climate refugees and “goldilocks zones”.

    22. Ayu_builder on

      I don’t think this is completely accurate. Balangir had a high of 44.0°C yesterday according to the state’s meteorological department. Another city named Jharsuguda in the state had a high of 45.2°C yesterday.

    23. hansolo-ist on

      Why doesn’t the government and Indian elites do more to help the country, like plant more trees, reduce fossil fuels dependency and reduce population growth?

    26. Underrlordd on

      The North of India will literally kill you. If not the heat, the pollution, the infrastructure or sheer poverty will get you.

    31. Intelligent-Aside214 on

      What is it like living daily in this weather. Is everything air conditioned? Do people take breaks from outside work at peak temperatures

    34. Sunapr1 on

      Lmao I am sitting 100 miles in some cafe from the place which is at no 1 here in the list xD

    37. TheMustardPoocha on

      It’s monsoon already in the southern parts. I am chilling in mid 20’s temp where I live

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