Carriers have raised fares and surcharges on several routes.

Their move involved several expenses, including packing, storage, transportation and travel.

A new mortality tracker warns that India could face up to 55,000 heat-related deaths by March as the strongest Super El Niño since 1950 grips the globe.

At least 68 people have died and dozens are injured following a catastrophic high-speed train collision near Madrid, prompting emergency response efforts and consular assistance for affected Indian nationals.

Atmospheric experts warn that an intensifying Super El Niño could trap pollutants over Mumbai this winter, stripping away the city's natural coastal ventilation.