India is facing a brutal and relentless heatwave as temperatures soar across North and Central India, pushing cities into crisis mode. Delhi has already recorded 44.5°C, with forecasts warning that the capital could soon touch 46°C. Banda in Uttar Pradesh emerged as the hottest city in the country with temperatures crossing a blistering 48°C. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued severe heatwave alerts for multiple states including Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana and Bihar. Hot desert winds from the Thar region continue to fuel the dangerous conditions.  

A disturbing and deeply sensitive case has emerged from Bhopal, where the sudden death of Twisha Sharma has triggered a major police investigation and serious allegations of marital harassment, emotional distress, and abetment claims. According to reports, CCTV visuals from the residence allegedly show Twisha moving inside the house shortly before she was found in critical condition. Emergency attempts, including CPR, were reportedly made by those present, but the situation took a tragic turn. The case has further intensified after claims surfaced regarding Twisha’s final messages, where she reportedly expressed emotional distress, anxiety and feelings of being trapped after marriage. In earlier conversations, she is also said to have spoken about missing her home and feeling emotionally distant. WATCH