Delhi is lacking in disaster management infrastructure and a state disaster response force, as revealed in a DDMA meeting.

Record temperatures in India which is in the midst of an ongoing heat wave. Thermometers in India's capital Delhi reached 52.3 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, a record for the country. The India ...

The air quality in the Capital deteriorated to the “severe” zone again on Sunday ... 24-hour AQI reading of 409 recorded on the day, Delhi clocked five days of “severe” air in a six ...

Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena chaired a Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) meeting on Wednesday to review earthquake ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Delhi, India, hit a record 127 degrees Fahrenheit amid a water shortage. At least 11 people have died, and hospitals are seeing spikes in patients. More from News ...

The meeting was chaired by L-G V K Saxena and attended by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, the DDMA vice chairperson.

This highlighted Delhi's earthquake risks due to multiple fault lines and its dense population close to the high-risk Himalayan seismic zone. Experts emphasized that while Delhi's risk is lower ...