Doctors say hospitals are filling up with patients suffering from heat exhaustion and other heat-related conditions, with people unable to find any respite at night. Stuti Mishra reports from Delhi

Extreme heatwave grips India, pushing temperatures above 44°C, impacting health and wildlife amid rising heat-related emergencies.

Temperatures in Northwest and Central India are soaring, with some areas nearing 45°C, as the IMD predicts extreme heat to persist until the month's end.

Delhi experiences its warmest May night in 14 years, prompting a heatwave yellow alert from the IMD.