Spring season seems to be fading fast as rising temperatures signal the early arrival of summer.

Traditionally, spring was a time of mild weather, but climate change is disrupting seasonal patterns. Recent years have witnessed shorter springs, with temperatures soaring in February itself.

This shift affects agriculture, ecosystems, and human health, particularly in urban areas. Experts attribute this trend to global warming, urban heat islands, and deforestation.

Without urgent action, India’s spring might become a thing of the past, leaving us to deal with longer, harsher summers.