Is Bangalore getting hotter?

March getting hotter in Bengaluru : The current temperature are 2 to 3 degrees warmer than normal compared to past 3 to 4 years. With mercury soaring high by the day, this season the temperature may hit 38 – 39 degree Celsius. Bengaluru city is experiencing a rise in mercury levels for the last 6-7 days.

Will Delhi become a desert?

The national capital can turn into a desert if the green cover and forest land fall prey to illegal construction and encroachment, the Delhi High Court has observed. It said this environmental issue was a matter of concern and needed to be addressed on a war footing in view of the adverse impact due to global warming.

Is Bangalore a valley or plateau?

A landlocked city, Bangalore is located in the heart of the Mysore Plateau (a region of the larger Deccan Plateau) at an average elevation of 920 metres (3,020 ft).

Which mountain ranges helped Delhi to resist the inventions of enemies?

Observe the location of the Aravalli mountain ranges marked on the map. These mountain ranges helped Delhi to resist the invasions of enemies. The massive rocks of this mountain range supplied the stones for the construction of forts and buildings.

Which is the sister city of Bangalore?

San Francisco
The ‘Silicon Valleys’ of the east and west are now sisters, officially. Bengaluru and San Francisco have inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a ‘Sister City’ relationship on cooperation.

Which part of Karnataka is a desert?

Except for Belagavi and Uttara Kannada district, the remaining districts in North Karnataka are severely drought prone. It is the second most arid region in the country, next only to the Thar Desert. So, we can say that the northern part of Karnataka is a desert, although this was not the case previously.

Which part of Karnataka is semi-arid in nature?

It is not the eastern part but the northern part which is semi arid in nature. Except for Belagavi and Uttara Kannada district, the remaining districts in North Karnataka are severely drought prone. It is the second most arid region in the country, next only to the Thar Desert.

Why is there so much biodiversity in western Karnataka?

Western Karnataka is part of the Western Ghats, which is one of the world’s best biodiversity hotspots. It can support such a big diversity due to several factors like tropical climate, heavy rainfall, coastal moderating effect,etc.