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Herbal Medicine: Deficit Rainfall Affects Vegetable Cultivation | Hubballi News - Vimarsana News

Herbal Medicine: Deficit Rainfall Affects Vegetable Cultivation | Hubballi News

Belagavi: Delayed monsoon and deficit rainfall have affected the vegetable crop cultivation areas in Belagavi district.

monsoon: Thank the late monsoon for your reduced visits to the pharmacy - Vimarsana News

monsoon: Thank the late monsoon for your reduced visits to the pharmacy

Typically, the onset of the monsoon season in June leads to an increase in viral infections, fevers, and vector-borne diseases, thereby boosting pharmaceutical sales. However, despite a price increase of over 12% on essential drugs in April, in line with wholesale inflation, the industry experienced sluggish growth.

After brief relief today, heavy showers to continue from tomorrow' | Ahmedabad News, The Indian Express - Vimarsana News

After brief relief today, heavy showers to continue from tomorrow' | Ahmedabad News, The Indian Express

“Heavy rain is expected in the districts of Bharuch, Surat, Navsari, and Valsad; in the districts of Saurashtra namely Amreli and Bhavnagar,” the IMD’s alert for July 12 stated.

MP receives 13% of rain quota despite delayed monsoon - Vimarsana News

MP receives 13% of rain quota despite delayed monsoon

    staff reportera mixed effect of the weather was seen in madhya pradesh on monday. it rained heavily in bhopal for about half an hour on monday afternoon. later, the sun came out in the evening. at the same time, rain was also recor

Explainer: Why tomato prices are surging in your city - Vimarsana News

Explainer: Why tomato prices are surging in your city

The supply of fruits and vegetables has been hit by a delayed monsoon, uneven rainfall distribution and crop damage due to flooding, and it is hurting household budgets.