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Deficit summer rains in South impacts India’s May tea output
All-India tea output falls 3.54 to 131.6 million kg; Tamil Nadu production drops 25 due to inadequate rains
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· Jul 7, 2026
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· Jul 6, 2026
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Al Jazeera
· Jun 23, 2026
India prepares contingency plans due to weak monsoon season
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Business Today
· Jun 30, 2026
Why a weak monsoon may not hurt India's economy as much as before, Finance Ministry report explains
Even as the 2026 southwest monsoon remains below normal, India's economy is no longer as vulnerable to erratic rainfall as it once was. The government's latest Monthly Economic Review says structural reforms, better irrigation, higher foodgrain stocks and climate-resilient agriculture have reduced the economy's dependence on the monsoon.
India TV News
· Jul 6, 2026
Why are Indian cities feeling hotter even after monsoon arrives? The real cause behind rising urban heat
The arrival of the southwest monsoon is traditionally seen as the moment when India's scorching summer finally begins to ease. Dark clouds, widespread showers and cooler winds are expected to bring much-needed relief after months of relentless heat. Yet, for millions living in cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Kolkata, the reality feels very different. Even after the rains arrive, the air often remains sticky, nights stay unusually warm and stepping outdoors can feel more exhausting than during the peak of summer.
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Related coverage for "Deficit summer rains in South impacts India’s May tea output": India Today — Monsoon havoc: Kerala landslide, deaths in west India; IMD warns of more rain. The Rising Nepal — Weather forecast for today: moderate rain likely in some places. The Hindu BusinessLine — Key takeaways from West Bengal Budget. Al Jazeera — India prepares contingency plans due to weak monsoon season. Business Today — Why a weak monsoon may not hurt India's economy as much as before, Finance Ministry report explains. India TV News — Why are Indian cities feeling hotter even after monsoon arrives? The real cause behind rising urban heat