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  • Monsoon deficiency will be down to 3% from 5% by end of Sept

  • It has been a very good rainfall season so far: IMD

  • Monsoon covers entire country

  • Monsoon covers nearly entire India; narrows rainfall deficit

  • Normal monsoon key to India's continuing recovery: StanChart

  • Rains in several parts of Himachal, monsoons intensifies: MeT

  • Monsoon rains in India 18% below average in past week

  • Heavy monsoon showers expected to lash Kerala

  • Monsoon gaining strength, to set over Kerala by June 9

  • September to see 25% rainfall deficiency: MET

  • Govt downplaying damage done to crops: Skymet's Sharma

  • See improvement in monsoon; overall deficiency at 11%: Met

  • Monsoon may hit Maharashtra in 48 hours: IMD

    The annual monsoon rains have arrived at Kerala's coast on Tuesday and have covered entire Kerala, parts of coastal Karnataka, said BP Yadav, director at India Meteorological Department (IMD) in a press conference. He further said, monsoon may also hit Konkan, and Maharashtra in 48 hours.

  • Monsoon rains arrive in Kerala: Weather official

    The annual monsoon rains have arrived at Kerala's coast on Tuesday, a top weather official said, brightening the prospects of higher farm output as farmers can plant summer-sown crops such as rice, soybean and cotton on time.

  • Next week's rainfall can be slightly below normal: Met

    The monsoon rains were 19% below normal in the week to July 13. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, BP Yadav, director of Met Department said, the weekly rainfall can be below normal, there is a no problem in it. According to him, the next one week also rainfall can be cumulatively slightly below normal.

  • MET predicts normal rains, says will hit Kerala on May 31

    With inflation soaring and economy growth slowing, all eyes are now on how the monsoons pan out for India. The director of the Metrological Department BP Yadav seems optimistic, and says there is a high probability of normal monsoons.

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