Cold wave unabated in North India, 13 more die in UP  New Delhi:
The entire North India continued to remain in the grip of severe
cold with 13 more people succumbing to the chill in Uttar
Pradesh, even as the mercury went up by a few notches in Delhi,
Punjab and Haryana.  Delhiites basked under a sunny day today
with the sky remaining clear for most part of the day after a
misty morning.  Both maximum and minimum temperatures remained a
degree above normal to settle at 21.4 and 8.5 degree Celsius
respectively against yesterday's 19 and 6.3 degrees.  The Met
office forecasts mainly a clear sky with mist or fog in the
morning for tomorrow.  Uttar Pradesh, however, continued to reel
under biting cold with 13 more persons dying in the state,
taking the toll this winter to 62.  While four persons lost
their lives in Hathras district, three died in Kanpur Dehat,
followed by two each in Mirzapur and Lalitpur and one each in
Chitrakoot and Banda districts.  Muzaffarnagar and Kanpur City
remained the coldest places wi