Cyclone Nivar is forecast to strengthen and make landfall over southern India on the evening of 25 November. The storm is active with high winds reaching up to 74 km/h which may increase to 130 km/h within the next five days. High winds, heavy rainfall, and severe storm surges will likely cause severe damage. Anticipate flooding near coastlines and in low-lying areas.

Heightened security at Indira Gandhi International Airport is to be expected following a terror alert. The threat was issued by the Khalistan separatist Sikhs For Justice militant group. The group threatened to disrupt two London-bound flights on 5 November. Although terror alerts are regularly issued in the capital, all threats should be taken seriously until proven otherwise.

Nationwide demonstrations by farmer organizations and trade unions will take place on August 9. The exact times and locations for protests are not confirmed yet; however, gatherings are expected to happen by government buildings, monuments, and public squares. The expected duration and turnout of the protests are also currently unknown.

Authorities have issued a terror alert in Ayodhya, Jammu and Kashmir, and the National Capital Territory of Delhi, following an intelligence report indicating that members of the terror organizations Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) would cross into India to carry out separate attacks. The attacks may occur on August 5 to coincide with the anniversary of the revocation of Article 370 and commencement of the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya; or on August 15, when India celebrates its Independence Day.

As of July 27, the Delhi Jal Board informed residents that water supply disruptions are likely to continue across Delhi due to the high ammonia levels in the water source affecting treatment plants. East Delhi will see the least disruptions, while other areas will likely receive low-pressure supply until the issue is resolved.

Nationwide protests by The Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) trade union will take place from July 24-30. Participation throughout cities will vary, although a significant turnout is expected. The demonstrations are expected to take place in state capitals as well as at district headquarters, tehsil centers, and industrial estates.

On July 10, floods began in the Assam region of India affecting more than 1.3 million people and causing at least 44 deaths. Several roads, bridges, embankments, and other infrastructure have been damaged due to heavy rain, landslides, and erosions. The Brahmaputra River is also flowing above the danger level. Severe weather is likely to persist until July 16. Expect travel disruptions.

Cyclonic storm Nisarga is expected to develop from a depression in the Arabian Sea by Tuesday, June 2. Nisarga is highly likely to develop into a severe cyclonic storm on Wednesday, June 3, before reaching Maharashtra and Gujarat.