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The European weather agency has confirmed that El Nino conditions are developing in the Pacific Ocean. This climate shift could lead to a weaker monsoon across India this year.

India's coastline stretches for more than 7,500 kilometres, touching remote beaches, mangrove forests, fishing villages, and some of the world's most important marine ecosystems. Yet, until a few decades ago, many of the country's sea turtle nesting sites remained undocumented.

Anthropic issued a fresh warning about advanced AI systems, which could eventually become capable of designing and building their own successors without human intervention. It cautioned that "recursive self-improvement" kind of feature could accelerate innovation but could be risky for humans.

On World Environment Day, the UN chief has sounded the alarm. Here's why the warning is especially important for India as heatwaves intensify.

As the southwest monsoon begins its journey north from Kerala, a powerful western disturbance is changing weather across North India, bringing rain and thunderstorms.

AirTrunk announced plans to invest Rs 3 lakh crore in India for new data centre capacity after its chief met Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The move adds to India's push to attract global AI and cloud infrastructure capital.

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