A painful road accident has come to light from Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, which has shocked everyone. On Sunday (March 22) afternoon, a speeding car went out of control and met with such an accident on National Highway-9 that a woman from Delhi died on the spot. This entire incident was recorded in the CCTV camera installed in the nearby dhaba, seeing which people are getting goosebumps.

The car collided with the divider and then overturned in the air.

According to the information, 37-year-old Nidhi Kamal, resident of Dwarka, Delhi, was going to Almora in her car. As soon as his car reached near Kuchesar Road Chowpla in Babugarh police station area of ​​Hapur, suddenly the car lost its balance.

It is clearly visible in the CCTV footage that the speeding car first hit the divider, due to which its tire burst. After this, the car overturned several times in the air and entered ‘Surya Shiva Dhaba’ situated on the roadside.

Collided with vehicles parked at the dhaba

The uncontrolled car hit two vehicles parked outside the dhaba. The collision was so terrible that the car flew apart and Nidhi Kamal got badly trapped in it. The people present at the dhaba at the time of the accident were also frightened and immediately informed the police.

Death on the spot, police engaged in investigation

As soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and the rescue operation was started, but by then it was too late. The woman was taken out and taken to the hospital, where doctors declared her dead. The police have sent the body for post-mortem and the family members have been informed.

After the CCTV footage of this entire accident has surfaced, once again questions have been raised regarding speed and safety on the highway. This accident clearly shows how a little carelessness or excessive speed can prove fatal. The police is investigating the matter and the exact reasons for the accident are being ascertained.

The country’s capital Delhi is once again surrounded by clouds. The weather became pleasant in the morning on 23 March. According to India Meteorological Department, there may be light rain in Delhi-NCR this afternoon, due to which the temperature is expected to drop and the weather will become cool. Delhi’s temperature was recorded at 19°C at 6 am, while the effect of clouds and light rain will remain throughout the day.

According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature in Delhi is expected to be between 29 to 32°C. Whereas the minimum temperature may remain around 14 to 15°C. The wind speed is expected to be 20 to 25 km per hour. Due to strong winds in the last 24 hours, slight cold was felt in the evening. However, due to strong sunlight on Sunday, an increase in temperature was observed, which has now reached 29°C.

IMD forecast

According to the India Meteorological Department, it will be cloudy this morning and there may be light drizzle or rain in many areas in the afternoon. After the rain, the weather will become cool and relieving, and a slight drop in temperature is also possible.

Situation from 24th to 28th March

The Meteorological Department has also released the forecast for the next five days. Between March 24 and 28, the maximum temperature may gradually increase to 32°C. The minimum temperature is expected to be 16°C. During this period, movement of clouds will continue and winds will blow at 15 to 20 km per hour. The pleasant weather which started from March 15 will continue, due to which people will get relief from the heat.

recent weather trends

After rain on March 15, there were continuous thunderstorms and light rain on March 18, 19 and 20. Due to this the temperature dropped and the weather remained quite cool and pleasant. Now there are indications of increase in temperature after March 29, but there is no possibility of much heat in Delhi-NCR till March 28. At present people Season Relief is expected to continue.

According to the study published in the journal Climate Change, a clear increase in drought and hydro-climatic instability has been recorded in six major regions of India, Western, Central, Himalayan, IGP, Peninsular and North-Eastern India. Drought measuring indicators like SPEI, SLA and NCS show that aridity is increasing rapidly in the country and new abnormal climate patterns are forming. SPEI values ​​show the largest decline in IGP (-0.47) and North-East (-0.41), indicating severe drought. The Himalayas (-0.21) and Central India (-0.07) are relatively less affected.

According to experts, due to increase in temperature both day and night and decrease in rainfall, humidity in these areas is decreasing rapidly. According to the study published in PNAS Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences in September 2025, between 1991–2020 the Ganga River Basin suffered the most intense drought of the last 1,300 years.

national security issue
According to the Global Water Bankruptcy Report of the United Nations University, the water crisis has now become not only an environmental but also an economic, political and national security issue. According to expert Kaveh Madani, lack of water resources may increase conflicts between countries and societies in the future.

Change in agriculture sector is most important
According to the report, more than 85 percent of water use in India is in agriculture, so the solution should also be focused here. Technologies like drip irrigation, solar pumps, low water crops and soil moisture conservation will have to be adopted rapidly. Also, policy reforms are necessary to stop groundwater exploitation.

Lessons from Israel and California
Israel has mitigated the effects of drought through desalination, water recycling and economic diversification. California and Australia in the United States have remained economically stable despite major droughts due to strong water infrastructure and diversified economies. According to experts, the water crisis will not be solved through technology alone. This requires a combination of local knowledge, institutional reforms and economic diversity.

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