Agra (India): Even as the Taj city recalls the sad water tragedy in 1993 when more than a dozen people of Khatik Pada, died drinking poisionous municipal water, hundreds of residents in various localities of Agra have been on the streets demanding water.

Aligarh (India): Professor AR Kidwai, Director, UGC Academic Staff College and Professor Dept. of English, Aligarh Muslim University will deliver 3 lectures at British Universities in this summer.

Agra (India): The scorching summer heat is beginning to impact the Taj Mahal in myriad ways. To a casual observer it looks pale, jaundiced, fatigued and sick.

Agra (India): With temperature shooting to almost 44 degrees on Sunday, tourists at the Taj Mahal were seen crowding under the trees or performing some dance steps to escape being burnt on the sizzling red sand-stoned pavements.

Agra (India): Taj city's unique voluntary force of Jal Sewaks has returned with full force, running a network of more than 50 water huts to provide safe and cool drinking water for free to anyone who cares to fill his belly.

  Agra (India): With day temperature shooting up to 44 degrees according to weather office, the number of visitors to the Taj city is falling steeply.