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Students walk with umbrellas at Patna Women's College on a hot and sultry Tuesday. The maximum temperature hovered around 34° Celsius and the relative humidity between 61 and 73 per cent on Tuesday. The Met office has forecast light rain in the city over the next three days. Picture by Ashok Sinha

TT Bureau Published 22.07.15, 12:00 AM

Students walk with umbrellas at Patna Women's College on a hot and sultry Tuesday. The maximum temperature hovered around 34° Celsius and the relative humidity between 61 and 73 per cent on Tuesday. The Met office has forecast light rain in the city over the next three days. Picture by Ashok Sinha

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Students walk with umbrellas at Patna Women's College on a hot and sultry Tuesday. The maximum temperature hovered around 34° Celsius and the relative humidity between 61 and 73 per cent on Tuesday. The Met office has forecast light rain in the city over the next three days. Picture by Ashok Sinha

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