Churu, Rajasthan: With a recorded temperature of 50.5°C, Churu takes the crown for the hottest city in India. It's located in the Thar Desert, one of the hottest deserts in the world.
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Mungeshpur, Delhi: Not far behind is Mungeshpur in Delhi, with temperatures reaching a scorching 48.8°C. Delhi's heat is notorious, especially during the summer months.
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Niwari, Madhya Pradesh: Coming in at number 3 is Niwari, Madhya Pradesh, with a maximum temperature of 48.7°C. This city experiences a dry and hot climate for most of the year.
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Kandla, Gujarat: Kandla, Gujarat records a maximum temperature of 45.3°C. The scorching heat here can be attributed to its location on the coast of the Arabian Sea.
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Bhatinda, Punjab: Bhatinda in Punjab experiences extreme temperatures, with a maximum recording of 48.4°C. The city is known for its agricultural produce, but the heat can be a challenge for both crops and residents.
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Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh: Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh experiences scorching summers with temperatures reaching up to 47°C. The city is known for its historical significance and its proximity to the Gwalior Fort.
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Ganganagar, Rajasthan: Located in the Thar Desert, Ganganagar in Rajasthan is another contender for the hottest city in India. The city experiences extreme temperatures, with highs reaching 47°C.
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Jaisalmer, Rajasthan: Nicknamed the "Golden City," Jaisalmer in Rajasthan is known for its beautiful Thar Desert landscape and its historic fort. However, the city also experiences scorching heat, with temperatures reaching up to 46.5°C.
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Bhilwara, Rajasthan: Bhilwara in Rajasthan is another city known for its hot and dry climate. The temperature here can soar up to 46°C during the peak summer months.
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Agra, Uttar Pradesh: Home to the iconic Taj Mahal, Agra in Uttar Pradesh also experiences significant heat. Temperatures in Agra can reach up to 46.2°C during the summer.