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Monsoon Deficit Rises To 18%
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Monsoon Deficit Rises To 18%

✍️ The Times of India 🗓 13 Jul 2026, 12:19 PM 👁 78
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India's monsoon season has entered a dry phase, leading to a deficit of 18%. The brief burst of rain was not enough to alleviate the dry conditions.

The monsoon season in India has been facing a dry spell, resulting in a significant deficit. Despite a brief period of rainfall, the overall monsoon performance has been below average. The 18% deficit is a cause for concern, as it may impact agricultural production and water supply. The dry conditions are expected to continue, further exacerbating the situation. The Indian government and meteorological department are closely monitoring the situation to provide accurate forecasts and advice to farmers.
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