India introduces its first weather derivative, a financial instrument designed to protect farmers and agri-industries from unpredictable climate events.

With no respite from the scorching heat, the summer capital of Srinagar recorded temperatures touching 36 degrees Celsius today, remaining above 35 degrees for the third consecutive day.

West Bengal braces for heavy rainfall. The IMD forecasts a low-pressure area over the Gangetic region. Purulia, Jhargram, and ...