News By Numbers: New Delhi joins Canadian, US cities to ride the unprecedented h...

New Delhi, India's capital, was among the hottest cities—Lytton, Canada and Salem, US— in the world on June 30. Alas, the reason wasn't the thriving culture

By Rucha Sharma

Last Updated: Jul 01, 2021, 20:01 IST1 min

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