India's extreme heat wave---Wrost is yet to come

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Road markings appear distorted as the asphalt starts to melt due to the high temperature in New Delhi

An Indian commuter uses the train water pipes to bath at railway station in Allahabad



People play in a water pool at Jalavihar water park in Hyderabad


A man sleeps under the shade of a tree at a public park in New Delhi

Boys sit in a plastic container filled with water as they cool themselves next to a borewell on farmland on the outskirts of Ahmedabad


A mirage seen over Rajpath leading to the India Gate in New Delhi


A man takes a nap on his stall of soft drinks in New Delhi


A caretaker of Rajlaxshmi, a female elephant, sprays water to keep her cool inside a zoological park in New Delhi

A little girl drinks water during the heat wave in gauribidanur village, doddaballapur district, close to Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh border around 85km from Bangalore


A monkey drinks water from a tap on a hot afternoon in Jammu


Sheep cross a parched area of a dried-up pond on the outskirts of New Delhi




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