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Rainfall Deficit: August Saw Lowest Rainfall In 48 Yrs Along Coastal Districts: Expert | Mangaluru News - Vimarsana News

Rainfall Deficit: August Saw Lowest Rainfall In 48 Yrs Along Coastal Districts: Expert | Mangaluru News

Mangaluru: Deficit rainfall has been a significant concern in the coastal districts this year.

Karnataka unwilling to release any more water to Tamil Nadu; plans to appeal before CWRC, SC - Vimarsana News

Karnataka unwilling to release any more water to Tamil Nadu; plans to appeal before CWRC, SC

CM says state is not in a position to release water because of rainfall deficit

Source: theweek.in
sugar: Sugar prices up on deficient rainfall in key cane states - Vimarsana News

sugar: Sugar prices up on deficient rainfall in key cane states

Retail and factory sugar prices in India have risen by approximately 3% in the past month due to a persistent monsoon deficit in key sugarcane producing states. Retail prices range between ₹40 and ₹45/kg, while factory gate prices in Kolhapur have reached ₹37/kg.

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Last Month Third August In A Row To Receive Below-normal Rain | Kolkata News - Vimarsana News

Last Month Third August In A Row To Receive Below-normal Rain | Kolkata News

Last month was the third August in a row that got less than normal rainfall. Though Thursday’s downpour narrowed the gap, the city’s rainfall fell sho

India to clock GDP growth of 6.5% in FY'24 despite rainfall deficit: CEA Nageswaran - Vimarsana News

India to clock GDP growth of 6.5% in FY'24 despite rainfall deficit: CEA Nageswaran

CEA Nageswaran said there is no real cause for concern that inflation would spike out of control as both the government and the Reserve Bank are taking adequate steps to maintain supply and keep prices under check.