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El Niño Threatens India's Monsoon and Agriculture
India is facing a significant rainfall shortfall due to El Niño conditions, with the country only expected to receive 90% of its usual monsoon rains. Experts warn that without timely intervention, this could lead to severe drought conditions.
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- El Niño conditions are intensifying in the Indian region, threatening to reduce rainfall significantly.
- The IMD predicts that India will receive only 90% of its usual monsoon rains this year, with a risk of severe drought.
- Experts warn that without timely intervention, there could be significant agricultural and economic impacts.
- El Niño Conditions Intensify in India
- IMD Predicts 90% Rainfall for Monsoon Season
- Agricultural Expert Warns of Severe Drought Risk
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