With temperatures predicted to hit 45°C by mid-April and a heat index of 50°C, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has cautioned Delhi might become the hottest capital in the world in 2025. Citing past accomplishments in lowering heat-related diseases, the IMD has advised offices to implement work-from– home (WFH) policies until May, therefore mitigating health risks. Extreme heat aggravates the newly discovered ND Virus, which initially found in Rajasthan; 50 cases by mid-March. As worries about heat-aggravated infections mount, hospitals like AIIMS are setting aside isolation beds. The double threat calls for quick governmental actions to safeguard public health and output.