A ‘normal’ monsoon with droughts and floods?
Two months of the annual southwest monsoon are over, with another two to go. As against a normal rainfall of 452.8 millimetres (mm), the country has received 426.1 mm rainfall,…
Articles by Nidhi Jamwal
Nidhi Jamwal is an independent journalist based in Mumbai, India.
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