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El Niño effect: Why India may see weak monsoon and harsher summerIndia faces a double blow as the IMD forecasts below-normal monsoon rainfall, with a 60% chance of deficient rains due to El Niño. This, co...- Dry Days Ahead: Monsoon likely to be below normalIndia anticipates below-average monsoon rains this year, with precipitation expected to be less than 90% of the long-period average. This f...
- Fertilisers not easily available in international market, pushes for organic farming: Union Minister Shivraj Singh ChouhanUnion Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan highlighted global fertilizer procurement difficulties. He urged states and farmers to emb...
- Uneven rainfall disrupts pulses, horticulture, and rice productionRainfall during the ongoing southwest monsoon season covered up for the deficiency in the initial phase, reaching an excess of 7.3% as of A...
- Scanty rains hit kharif crop sowing"Farmers in several parts of the country, where there is a deficiency of rainfall, are in a wait-and-see situation," said Santosh Jhanwar, ...
- Many districts of Bihar, Jharkhand and Bengal may go for early rabi plantingThe country overall received 7% more rains than the long-term average during the 2022 June-September monsoon season. But several regions re...
- Normal rain likely over most parts in September: IMDOne-third of districts have witnessed deficient rainfall, even though the country's cumulative rainfall this monsoon has been slightly abov...
- Rice acreage down 13% till Aug 5 due to rain shortfallThe area covered under paddy stood at 274.30 lakh hectare as on August 5, against 314.14 lakh hectare in the corresponding period last year...
- Gangetic belt will get good rainfall from now on: IMD chiefThe monsoon trough has not shifted for the last 10-15 days. But the good news is that from July 18, the monsoon trough is expected to move ...
- Six per cent more rainfall than normal recorded in country so far; deficiency in N IndiaMonsoon arrived in Kerala on June 1, its normal onset date, marking the commencement of the four-month rainfall season in the country. Indi...
- Monsoon deficiency drops to 21% but large parts of country still under deficient rainfall categoryThe overall monsoon deficiency, which was 33 per cent at the start of the month, has dipped to 21 per cent.
- 84% of IMD's subdivisions record deficient rainfall; 80% reservoirs have below normal storageThe official rainfall season starts from June 1 to September 30, but the overall monsoon deficiency until June 22 still remains around 39 p...
- Deficient rain in 1/4th of the country: IMD dataBihar has recorded the highest monsoon deficiency of 48 per cent, while east Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand have recorded 46 and 42 per cent r...
- Enhanced southwest monsoon to bring good rains: IMDIncidentally, the fresh round of "enhanced activity" of monsoon has also stopped the withdrawal of monsoon, albeit for a short period.
- Monsoon deficit to widen, impact kharif crop, says IMDThe MeT department has projected 16 per cent deficiency in the remaining two months of the four-month season, that is, in August and Septem...
- June witnessed 16 per cent more than normal rainfall: IMDThe IMD said July and August will receive 8 and 10 per cent less rainfall respectively. It has also predicted a 'deficient' rainfall this y...
- Good monsoon: 39% of country gets excess rains, IMD data sayOver 39% of the country received excess rainfall this year, an increase by 6% over last week.
- After flood, Bihar govt declares 33 out of 38 districts drought-affectedBihar government declared 33 out of the 38 districts of state as drought-hit.
- Deficit in rainfall rises to 4%, fuels Kharif sowing fearsAbout 155 lakh hectare of paddy had been sown by July 22, which is less than half the acreage last year. Deficient rainfall can affect farm...
- Dry spell in most parts raises seasonal rain deficiency by 1%As monsoon moves towards withdrawal phase, absence of rain in northwest and central regions has increased rainfall deficiency for the entir...
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