Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his monthly radio address “Mann Ki Baat,” urges people across India to take extra precautions as temperatures rise. He calls for everyone to stay hydrated and to be careful when stepping out in the sun, advising citizens to do so cautiously. Modi also refers to existing government guidelines on heat safety and says people should follow them.
Several outlets report that Modi highlights the risks of heat-related illness and encourages citizens to pay attention to warning signs of heat exhaustion, which can quickly become dangerous and may lead to heatstroke. He emphasizes basic measures such as keeping water available and staying alert to symptoms including dizziness and fatigue.
In addition to health advice, Modi briefly mentions the seasonal prominence of mangoes during summer, noting that different regions have their own varieties and aromas. The overall message across reports is that during the heatwave, hydration and timely precautions—especially during peak sun hours—help reduce health risks.