Top-10 Hottest Cities in India in 2025, Know the Names

India is a big country with many different cities. Some places become very hot during the summer. In 2025, a few cities in India are experiencing extremely high temperatures. The heat is making life tough for people there. Let’s find out which 10 cities are the hottest in India this year and learn more about them.

Top-10 Hottest Cities in India in 2025

Faridkot city of Punjab holds the title of hottest city of India in 2025 with the temperature of 47ºC, followed by Jalandhar, Malaut and Abohar.

Here is the list of top-10 hottest cities in India in 2025:

Rank City State Temperature (ºC)
1. Faridkot Punjab 47
2. Jalandhar Punjab 47
3. Malaut Punjab 47
4. Abohar Punjab 47
5. Haripur Punjab 47
6. Saharanpur Uttar Pradesh 47
7. Sirsa Haryana 46
8. Ludhiana Punjab 46
9. Kairana Uttar Pradesh 46
10. Ganganagar Rajasthan 46

Faridkot, India’s Hottest City

Faridkot is the hottest city in India in 2025 with a temperature of 47ºC. It is a small city in Punjab. The air here is very dry and there is a strong heatwave. People stay indoors during the day and drinks lots of water to stay cool and healthy in the extreme heat.

Jalandhar, Punjab

Jalandhar is another very hot city in Punjab in 2025. The temperature reaches 47ºC  here, making it tough for people to do their daily work. The climate is quite harsh and dry. Citizens drink plenty of fluids and avoid going outside in the afternoon when the sun is strongest.

Malaut, Punjab

Malaut, a small city in Punjab, is experiencing a severe heatwave in 2025. The temperature here climbs up to 47ºC, making it hard for people to stay comfortable. There is very little humidity in the air, adding to the feeling of dryness. Staying indoors and drinking water is the best way to stay cool.

Abohar, Punjab

Abohar in Punjab is another city battling a tough summer in 2025. The temperature reaches 47ºC here, making it hard for people to do their daily tasks outside. The air is very dry and the sun shines strongly all day. People stay in shade and drink plenty of fluids to avoid health issues.

Haripur, Punjab

Haripur, a city in Punjab, is experiencing the same severe heat in 2025. The temperature climbs up to 47ºC here, making the days extremely hot. There is no rain and the air is quite dry. Residents stay indoors and drink a lot of water to stay comfortable and avoid health problems.

Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh

Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh is also very hot in 2025, touching 47ºC. The city is suffering from a strong heatwave with a clear sky and no rain. The air is quite dry, adding to the feeling of discomfort. Staying in shade and drinking fluids is a must during these days.

Sirsa, Haryana

Sirsa in Haryana is a bit lower at 46ºC, but it is still very hot. The city is experiencing a tough summer in 2025. There is a strong, warm wind and the air is quite dry. People avoid going outside during the afternoon and stay in their homes to stay cool.

Ludhiana, Punjab

Ludhiana, a busy city in Punjab, reaches 46ºC in 2025. The days are extremely warm and the nights stay quite hot. There is little humidity in the air and the sun shines strongly all day. To stay comfortable, people drink water frequently and avoid heavy physical activity.

Kairana, Punjab

Kairana in Uttar Pradesh is also very hot in 2025, with temperatures touching 46ºC. The air is warm and quite dry. There is a strong sun all day and very little chance of rain. Staying indoors and drinking fluids is recommended to avoid health problems due to the severe heat.

Ganganagar, Rajasthan

Ganganagar in Rajasthan is experiencing a tough summer in 2025, with temperatures soaring to 46ºC. The climate here is typically dry and warm. There is strong sun all day, making it hard to stay outside for a long time. Staying in shade and drinking water frequently is very important in this kind of heat.

Akansha Arora

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