Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has directed officials to assess crop losses due to heavy rainfall and hailstorms across s...

Maharashtra government offers relief to farmers in 34 districts impacted by heavy rains. Measures include loan rationalisation and a one-ye...

Mumbai IMD Red Alert Heavy Rainfall: Maharashtra has issued an advisory for heavy to very heavy rainfall across the state until September 3...

The Met Department has issued orange alerts for several districts, including Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, and Yavatmal, forecasting heavy rainfa...

Heavy rains in Maharashtra's Marathwada region have led to the relocation of over 200 people and the rescue of nearly 90 others. The downpo...

"Farmers in several parts of the country, where there is a deficiency of rainfall, are in a wait-and-see situation," said Santosh Jhanwar, ...

Representatives of crop insurance companies need to personally visit the farms and assess the damages, and based on their report, the farme...

Meteorological Department has predicted that parts of the state may also see windy conditions on October 25-26, which would bring further h...

In the last 8 months, 580 cultivators have committed suicide from Marathwada. Farmers across the state have been under a lot of stress due ...

This comes even as kharif-season sowing in the country was up by 9% over the previous year, as per July 7 data from the agriculture ministr...

Just when the farmers of Marathwada were optimistic after two consecutive years of drought, their hopes have been dashed again, this time b...

N Chattopadhyay, Deputy Director General Meteorology, India Meteorology Department said, "The overall framework is very positive now."

Exceptionally scanty rainfall in the state has not only damaged the kharif crops, but has resulted in drinking water and fodder crisis.

As many as 628 farmer suicides have been reported so far this year in the Marathwada region, which has experienced the most deficient rainf...

The all India weighted average rainfall between March 1 and April 15 was 96.6mm, more than double the normal of 47.8mm.

Untimely rains and hailstones have damaged severely horticulture crops like grapes and oranges and onions on a wide scale in Maharashtra.

The drought situation in Maharashtra seems to be getting grimmer by the day. While the Congress-NCP government has declared 159 tehsils as ...