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Why July rainfall matters for India's economy and farmers
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast below-normal rainfall for July, the most crucial month for the southwest monsoon and kharif sowing. While some regions may receive normal to above-normal rain, most parts of India are expected to see a rainfall deficit. The forecast could have implications for agriculture, food inflation, farm incomes and economic growth.
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