thandi mule tiger, lion, aswalanya pinjriyat gavat; hitter, blanket arrangement A to Z Counsel

New Delhi: The northern and eastern parts of the country were covered with cold on Sunday. The minimum temperature in Delhi and other states fell by 1.9 degree Celsius. That’s why a unique picture is being seen at the Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Museum in Lucknow. At some places, the mercury of the temperature is falling further at night. That’s why the wild animals in the zoological museum are seen to be in knots. In order to protect the animals from cold background, heaters and blankets have been arranged in the cages. Similarly, the zoological museum administration has kept animals in the cages of tigers, lions and horses. Vishnukant Mishra, director of the zoological museum, told that due to the cold of Kadakya, the diet of animals and birds has been changed.

We have kept hitters and blankets in many cages. So that the temperature of the animal’s body remains in a suitable condition. Also, animals are given more protein and fatty diet. That’s why energy remains in the body of animals and they can face cold, this information was given by Vishnukant Mishra.

Low temperature in Gondiat state; 7 degrees Celsius, mercury in Nashik 15 degrees

north india railwaysvela thandi shot

Kadakyachya thandicha hita main railwayla basla aahe. Traffic of more than 480 trains was affected due to dense smoke. Around 335 trains used to run to Ushira. 88 were cancelled, 31 were diverted. And the migration of 30 trains had to be stopped midway, according to the railway officials. Due to the cold in Delhi, air traffic was disrupted. As many as 25 flights were delayed in the morning. The temperature in Delhi decreased for the fourth consecutive day as compared to most places in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Here the visibility has dropped to zero meter.

The Safdarjung Observatory, which is the main meteorological center of Delhi, recorded a minimum temperature of 1.9 degrees Celsius. This is the lowest temperature in January in the capital in the last two years. Temperatures of 2.8 degrees, 2.6 degrees, 2.2 degrees and 2.8 degrees Celsius respectively were recorded at the weather stations in Delhi including Lodhi Road, Ayanagar, Ridge and Jafarpur.