India's wheat output for the 2025-26 crop year is expected to be between 110 and 120 million tonnes. Unseasonal rains and hailstorms have i...

India faces a strong El Niño, threatening below-normal rainfall and impacting agriculture. While rural-linked sectors like two-wheelers and...

The March quarter earnings season arrives at an inflection point, with stable numbers masking underlying economic shifts. Escalation of the...

Varun Beverages shares dipped 3% amid market weakness due to the West Asia war. The company set April 8 as the record date for its Rs 0.50 ...

Unseasonal rains significantly impacted India's power consumption in March, causing a marginal 1.8% growth to 149.56 billion units. Lower t...

India is expected to have its driest August since 1901 due to intensifying El Nino conditions, senior meteorologists have said. The monsoon...

Heavy rains in Mumbai on Friday morning resulted in waterlogging in some places and disrupted traffic. The Andheri subway was closed due to...

"During August 2021, rainfall over the country as a whole was below Long Period Average (LPA) by minus 24 percent. It is also lowest August...

Strong southerly or southwesterly winds from the Bay of Bengal to northeast India are very likely to continue to prevail till August 26.

“On NCDEX, the guar seed prices have increased by 12% in the last one month to trade at Rs 4,630/quintal, while guar gum prices have jumped...

The rainfall deficiency over east and northeast India has come down in last one week but the country-wide monsoon deficiency remains at fiv...

Rainfall received since June 1 over the country has been 2% above normal, with only northwest & Central receiving above normal rainfall.

The India Meteorology Department expects the rainfall over central and west India to remain subdued during the second half of July, based o...

According to the India Meteorological Department, from June 1 until July 8, the country has registered an overall deficit rainfall of four ...

Some regions have received no rainfall in recent days while many have got barely 2-10% of normal, reviving risk to farm output and prices.

Data from the IMD showed 53% of the country with 19 out of 36 subdivisions received normal rainfall this season.

After the severe shortage of fertilisers and seeds in the state, the subdued monsoon has badly affected sowing in Maharashtra.