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- The India Meteorological Department has predicted below-normal rainfall in July.
- The country is currently experiencing a rainfall deficit of 40 percent.
- This is likely to have an impact on agriculture, drinking water supply and power generation, officials said.
The India Meteorological Department has predicted below-normal rainfall in July. The country is currently experiencing a rainfall deficit of 40 percent. This is likely to have an impact on agriculture, drinking water supply and power generation, officials said. Farmers are advised to take water conservation measures.
