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    Weather Today November 12: IMD predicts rain, thunderstorms and heavy showers across several states; check forecast for Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and more

    A western disturbance is bringing rain and snowfall to northern India, with IMD forecasting heavy rain or snow and hailstorms in Jammu and Kashmir on November 12. Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andaman and Nicobar Islands are also likely to receive rain over the next seven days, while a Bay of Bengal system could develop into a depression around November 15.

    Jammu and Kashmir weather: Check snowfall, rain forecast for Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and more

    Jammu weather: A fresh weather system is expected to bring widespread rainfall, snowfall and gusty winds to Jammu and Kashmir on November 12 and 13, with heavy precipitation and hailstorm activity likely at isolated places. Himachal Pradesh is also forecast to receive rain and thunderstorms, with a yellow alert issued for November 12 and 13. Temperature trends and travel advisories add to the weather update.

    Bengaluru-Goa Vande Bharat Express to be among India's slowest, running at 53-54 kmph, on par with regular Mail and Express trains; why Vande Bharat trains are not operating at approved 160 kmph

    Vande Bharat Express news: The Bengaluru-Madgaon Vande Bharat Express will connect Bengaluru to Goa over a distance of 670 km. It is set to take approximately 12 to 13 hours for this journey, making it the slowest Vande Bharat service. This train will average speeds comparable to Mail and Express trains, primarily due to safety restrictions. Currently, other Vande Bharat trains maintain higher average speeds across their respective routes.

    In 1830, chinaberry was introduced to the US as an ornamental tree; it later spread into forests across the South

    Chinaberry trees, initially brought to the Southern U.S. in the 1830s for their beauty, have proliferated extensively. These invasive species create dense thickets that block sunlight, hindering the growth of native plants in ecosystems across Georgia and South Carolina. This situation underscores the urgency of managing ornamental plants wisely, emphasizing the need for vigilant monitoring and prompt removal to protect the health of our forests.

    In 1927, the US brought in weeping lovegrass for cattle and erosion control; one strain was later planted across 2 million acres of Oklahoma and Texas

    Initially introduced to the U.S. in the 1930s to alleviate soil erosion caused by the Dust Bowl, weeping lovegrass rapidly expanded across vast areas of Oklahoma and Texas, proving valuable to ranchers seeking forage. However, this once beneficial species turned invasive, jeopardizing the survival of native plants. This situation serves as a poignant reminder of how immediate solutions can inadvertently lead to sustainable ecological challenges over time.

    Punjab government 'misleading' people on issue of stubble burning: Manjinder Singh Sirsa

    Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa criticized the Punjab government for misleading the public regarding stubble burning, linking a rise in farm fires to deteriorating air quality in the capital. He called out Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's false claims and highlighted the failure to provide solutions for farmers, while asserting that pollution was exacerbated by smoke from Punjab.

    The Economic Times
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