sri ganganagar

Rajasthan is grappling with severe heat, with sri ganganagar hitting 47.1°C. While heatwave conditions persist, isolated thunderstorms, dust storms, and even hailstorms have been reported. The weather department forecasts an increase in rain and thunderstorms from Friday, with significant impact expected over the weekend, potentially bringing temperatures down.

Jaisalmer hottest at 45.6 °C

Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited the historic Sanchu Border Outpost, becoming the first minister to do so. He addressed BSF personnel, virtually inaugurated women's barracks, and reviewed drone technology. Shah also chaired a high-level meeting to bolster border security and launched 'Vibrant Village Programme-2' for 184 border villages, aiming to enhance infrastructure and economic self-reliance.

Four Border Security Force personnel received Gallantry Medals for their courage. Deputy Commandant Ravindra Rathore and his team apprehended Pakistani rangers who crossed the international border. Their actions foiled malicious intentions and saved a fellow jawan. The awards were presented by the Union Home Minister.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit Bikaner on May 25 and 26. The visit focuses on increasing drone smuggling of narcotics and weapons from Pakistan. Shah will inspect border outposts and hold high-level meetings with officials. This visit is crucial for national security and border management. Preparations are underway across five border districts.

Sriganganagar hottest at 46.0 °C

Sriganganagar Sizzles At 48.2°C, Respite Likely From Friday

Police have arrested two more Lawrence Bishnoi gang members in sri ganganagar for conspiring to extort a jeweller through threats and reconnaissance for firing. This brings the total arrests to seven, with the gang aiming to instill fear among businessmen. The accused, previously involved in a Mumbai firing, were brought from jail for further interrogation.

India is experiencing an intense heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 45°C in many regions, coinciding with the traditional 'Nautapa' period. This harsh spell, linked to solar activity, is crucial for monsoon formation but poses significant health risks, especially in vulnerable communities and for outdoor workers.

Heat Conditions To Aggravate Further From Monday

Police in sri ganganagar intercepted a car without a number plate, arresting two Punjab smugglers. The operation, involving a dramatic chase and blockade, recovered 1.5 kg of heroin, 1 kg of opium, five foreign-made pistols, and 72 cartridges, believed to be dropped by a Pakistani drone.