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Delhi logs hottest July day in 2 years as mercury hits 38.6 degrees Celsius

Delhi logs hottest July day in 2 years as mercury hits 38.6 degrees Celsius

Delhi recorded its warmest day in July in two years on Sunday, with the maximum temperature touching 38.6 degrees Celsius, even as parts of the city and the wider NCR received moderate rain during the afternoon. The India Meteorological Department... Read more.

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