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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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India’s kharif acreage down 23%, as deficient monsoon begins to impact sowing
India's kharif sowing acreage drops 23% due to a 42% deficient monsoon, impacting crop production amid Super El Nino forecasts.
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June set to end with around 40% rainfall deficit as hopes of monsoon revival fade
If the June rainfall ends up with 10 cm, the precipitation during July-September period needs to be 68.17 cm, which is still short of 3% of normal for the period
