India's Prime Minister has said that New Delhi is examining the country's climate change challenges due to increased global warming.

According to Amac News: Indian Prime Minister (PMO) Narendra Modi has announced this morning (Tuesday, April 16) during a news conference that India is preparing for unprecedented heat waves in the coming summer months.
The office of the Prime Minister of India has written, quoting Modi, that there is a possibility of an increase in temperature above normal in most parts of the country in the coming months.
In this meeting, Modi reviewed the preparations in the field of health in the field of essential drugs, intravenous fluids, ice compresses, oral hydration solutions and drinking water.
Meanwhile, India's Ministry of Electricity has announced that it has commissioned gas-fired power plants to meet the high demand for electricity in the summer season.
"India's electricity demand is increasing rapidly due to economic growth, especially during periods of hot weather and high demand," said Indian Power Minister RK Singh.