G Chandrashekhar
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Escalating Monsoon Risk May Hurt Rabi Production Too (opens the original)
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Indian agriculture faces a serious climate risk in 2026-27. El Niño is taking a toll. We are halfway through the four-month southwest monsoon cycle (June to September), and the picture is one of concern. Earlier, despite the late onset and tardy progress of the southwest monsoon in June, copious rains in July prevented drought-like conditions and brought a sense of relief for stakeholders in the farm sector. Yet, as of July 31, the rainfall deficiency nationwide is 13 per cent (-13%). Out of the
Despite Improved Rainfall, Kharif Crop Concerns Remain Elevated (opens the original)
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With significant rainfall activity over most parts of the country since July 1, there is hope that we may have escaped widespread drought. Yet, concerns abound. As of July 20, the nationwide rainfall deficiency stands at 24%. Out of the 36 meteorological subdivisions, as many as 23 subdivisions, located mainly in the west, northwest, east, northeast and central parts of the country, have recorded a 25% to 50% deficiency. Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Bihar and Jharkhand, and parts of Madhya Prades
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