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[ad_1] India's battle with extreme weather events has reached alarming proportions as the nation faces the wrath of the monsoon season. The onset of 2023 was marked by scorching temperatures that shattered a 123-year-old record in February. The months that followed saw the intensification of extreme weather events. Scientists have identified the influence of climate change in exacerbating these occurrences, with April and June experiencing a heatwave that was made 30 times more likely due to global warming. The Arabian Sea witnessed the formation of cyclone Biparjoy, which lasted a staggering 13 days, becoming the longest-duration cyclone since 1977. This exceptional event underscored the changing patterns of weather systems driven by climate change. In fact, the year 2023 has witnessed a series of unprecedented climatic phenomena, indicating a disturbing new normal caused by climate change. At present, Northwest India is grappling with the aftermath of incessant and torren

[ad_1] Monsoon is a romantic season, make sure your planning is pleasurable for your guests too. Monsoon is here and it brings with it, the wedding season that encompasses a gentle breeze of love and an enthralling atmosphere Most Indians have grown up with dreams of indulging in a Bollywood-inspired extravagant wedding ceremony. Believe it or not, an Indian wedding is more like a week-long festival and these days, it stretches even longer with deliberate efforts and time that go into planning. From selecting stunning outfits to awestruck decoration, delicacies and music, the ultimate event becomes a memorable affair. Pawan Gupta, CEO, Betterhalf, says, “Indians spend 1/5th of their life-time wealth on weddings. The industry size is nearly worth $130 Bn and it offers and enchanting ideas and themes for every season and caters to every person’s needs.” Monsoon is here and it brings with it, the wedding season that encompasses a gentle breeze of love and an enthralling atmosphere. H