International Wildfire Activity

India Forest Fires: Live Map & Satellite Activity

Track wildfire activity across India with Copernicus GWIS mapped burned-area events and NASA FIRMS satellite heat detections. GWIS provides satellite-derived burned-area context; FIRMS shows separate thermal activity detected from space.

For confirmed incidents, warnings and evacuation information, follow national and local authorities.

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Map key: fire pins show recent Copernicus GWIS fire events; orange and red marks show NASA satellite heat. A Copernicus event is not automatically a named official incident, and one wildfire can create several heat detections.

Recent fire events · last 7 days

Recent fire events in India

Copernicus GWIS adds recent satellite-derived burned-area events alongside the NASA FIRMS heat layer. Each event gets an approximate geographic label from its source geometry, not an invented official incident name. These are fire-event records, not evacuation notices or incident-command reports.

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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 20.97°N, 85.17°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

823hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Southwestern India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 15.18°N, 76.67°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

793hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 23, 2026

Near 21.75°N, 83.84°E · latest source Sep 23, 2026

715hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 23.69°N, 87.11°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

652hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 20.80°N, 85.26°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

620hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 27, 2026

Near 20.97°N, 86.01°E · latest source Sep 27, 2026

596hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 27, 2026

Near 23.78°N, 86.38°E · latest source Sep 27, 2026

562hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northeastern India, Sep 27, 2026

Near 27.95°N, 96.69°E · latest source Sep 27, 2026

561hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 21.75°N, 83.85°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

552hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 22.79°N, 86.20°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

524hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 23.68°N, 86.09°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

498hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 23.68°N, 86.40°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

494hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Western India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 18.69°N, 73.04°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

430hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 22.04°N, 83.73°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

396hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 22.36°N, 87.29°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

396hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 23.55°N, 87.24°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

394hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 21.92°N, 83.35°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

389hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 23.76°N, 86.40°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

383hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 23.78°N, 86.20°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

381hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 21.08°N, 85.04°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

375hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 27, 2026

Near 22.04°N, 83.36°E · latest source Sep 27, 2026

372hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 20.87°N, 84.99°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

361hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central India, Sep 27, 2026

Near 23.72°N, 86.45°E · latest source Sep 27, 2026

352hectares
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Fire Event — Central India, Sep 28, 2026

Near 20.89°N, 84.98°E · latest source Sep 28, 2026

346hectares
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55 current/recent fire records from the last available source snapshot. A fresh source check is pending.

India activity at a glance

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About forest fires in India

This India forest-fire page combines nationwide NASA FIRMS satellite heat detections with recent mapped fire-event context and official Forest Survey of India monitoring. Conditions vary widely across Himalayan, central, northeastern, western and southern landscapes, and thermal detections should not be treated as a count of separate confirmed fires.

India forest fire season and regional risk

Fire timing and danger differ by region, rainfall, vegetation and dry-season conditions. Forest Survey of India operates near-real-time fire monitoring, large-fire tracking and a forest-fire danger rating system for national and state-level awareness.

Official forest fire information in India

Use Forest Survey of India monitoring and State Forest Departments for official forest-fire information. NDMA SACHET provides national disaster guidance and public-safety information.

India wildfire FAQ

Are all red and orange dots confirmed wildfires?

No. NASA FIRMS detects thermal activity from satellites. These heat detections may be associated with wildfires, but they do not necessarily represent confirmed wildfire incidents. They can also come from prescribed burning, agricultural activity, industrial heat or another source.

Can one wildfire create several heat detections?

Yes. A single wildfire can produce multiple satellite heat detections during one or more satellite passes. The number of dots on the map should not be interpreted as the number of separate wildfires.

How often does WildfireSignal check the satellite feed?

WildfireSignal checks the NASA FIRMS feed every 10 minutes. However, the newest available observation for a location may be older because satellites pass over different areas at specific times.

Where should I check confirmed wildfire alerts in India?

Use the official national and local emergency sources linked on this page for confirmed wildfire information, alerts and evacuation instructions. WildfireSignal is designed for situational awareness and should not replace official emergency guidance.

Official and satellite wildfire sources for India

WildfireSignal uses NASA FIRMS for its satellite heat-detection layer and links to official sources for wildfire context. For confirmed incidents, warnings, evacuation orders and other emergency information, rely on official national and local authorities.