India is grappling with a significant surge in dangerous humid heat days, escalating from 101 annually in the 1970s to 141 days per year by 2025. This alarming trend, where wet-bulb temperatures exceed 25°C, severely impacts the body's ability to cool, posing serious health risks. Globally, such days have more than doubled, with human-caused climate change identified as the primary driver behind this perilous increase.

India is grappling with a significant surge in dangerous humid heat days, escalating from 101 annually in the 1970s to 141 days per year by 2025. This alarming trend, where…

Released on Wednesday by the US-based NGO Climate Central, the study attributed the increase primarily to human-induced climate crisis | India News