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  • Heavy rains threaten apple supply as prices stay elevated

    Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir, which together produce over 90% of India’s apples, face damage to the crop and transport woes as several roads have been washed away this monsoon season

  • Kharif sowing edges up 1.4%, but excess rains loom as risk

    Kharif sowing edges up 1.4%, but excess rains loom as risk

    Rice and coarse cereals have covered more area than last year, but pulses, oilseeds and cotton lag behind

  • Southwest monsoon set to begin withdrawal from September 15: IMD

    Southwest monsoon set to begin withdrawal from September 15: IMD

    Typically, the monsoon makes its onset over Kerala by June 1, covers the entire country by July 8, and begins its retreat around September 17, completing the withdrawal process by October 15

  • Heavy rains threaten kharif gains despite higher sowing

    Heavy rains threaten kharif gains despite higher sowing

    Food grain coverage has improved, but excess rainfall risks damaging standing crops in key producing states.

  • Foodgrain sowing shines, but commercial crops lag in Kharif season

    Foodgrain sowing shines, but commercial crops lag in Kharif season

    Strong rice and coarse cereal sowing contrasts with weaker performance in oilseeds, cotton, and jute

  • Monsoon sparks ‘diamond rush’ in Andhra, villagers turn into fortune hunters

    Monsoon sparks ‘diamond rush’ in Andhra, villagers turn into fortune hunters

    'I found my first piece in 2018 and this year I sold one for Rs 8 lakh,' said entrepreneur Bharat Palod. He added that hunting for diamonds changed his life.

  • Coarse cereals sowing crosses normal area; rainfall pickup boosts progress

    Coarse cereals sowing crosses normal area; rainfall pickup boosts progress

    According to Ministry of Agriculture data, kharif crops have been sown on 90.5 percent of the target area, translating into 94.8 percent of the normal coverage

  • India’s FY26 GDP growth seen at least 6% even if Trump keeps tariffs at 50%, says govt official

    India’s FY26 GDP growth seen at least 6% even if Trump keeps tariffs at 50%, says govt official

    A favourable monsoon and the likelihood of benign crude oil prices are expected to cushion some of the impact of steeper US tariffs on Indian exports.

  • Blue Star: Near-term pressure from weak summer, medium-term drivers intact

    Blue Star: Near-term pressure from weak summer, medium-term drivers intact

    The projects business helps achieve a modest growth in revenues as RAC demand takes a hit

  • Rainfall momentum slows in August as India nears Kharif sowing completion

    Rainfall momentum slows in August as India nears Kharif sowing completion

    Rice coverage has reached 90.5 percent, compared with 80.7 percent last year

  • 6 natural ways to support your lungs during monsoon

    6 natural ways to support your lungs during monsoon

    The monsoon brings much-needed cool showers which tend to relieve us from the hot and sweaty days of the summer. However, things like humidity, mold can be so hard on the lungs hence it is important to be extra careful about your respiratory health and stay easy with breathing this season, without medicines.

  • Excess rainfall likely hit sowing of coarse cereals and pulses

    Excess rainfall likely hit sowing of coarse cereals and pulses

    While rice sowing has surged, erratic rains in key states have likely slowed coarse cereal and pulse acreage

  • India likely to receive above-normal rainfall in August-September period: IMD

    India likely to receive above-normal rainfall in August-September period: IMD

    The country received above normal rainfall in the first half of the monsoon season i.e June and July, with some states, especially Himachal Pradesh, experiencing flash floods.

  • India’s domestic strengths to trump global uncertainty

    India’s domestic strengths to trump global uncertainty

    Domestic factors such as a healthy monsoon, easing inflation and healthy services growth give it the ability to tide over trade-related uncertainty, leading to an upward revision to GDP growth and overweight stance on equities

  • Environment Ministry cites pending approvals, lack of candidates, refusal to join for over 50% vacancy at pollution control boards

    Environment Ministry cites pending approvals, lack of candidates, refusal to join for over 50% vacancy at pollution control boards

    The Union government said it has sent reminder letters to all states about the Supreme Court's May 8, 2025 directive of filling all vacant positions in State Pollution Control Boards and Committees by end of September, 2025.

  • 10 magical destinations you must visit before monsoon ends

    10 magical destinations you must visit before monsoon ends

    Explore 10 magical destinations in India that come alive during the monsoon. Discover serene lakes, vibrant flower valleys, and lush green escapes before the rainy season ends.

  • Kharif sowing improves, raising hopes of bumper food output

    Kharif sowing improves, raising hopes of bumper food output

    Overall kharif acreage up 4.1% as of mid-July; pulses and oilseeds show mixed trends

  • Electricity prices in spot market fell 26% in June as early monsoon lowered demand

    Electricity prices in spot market fell 26% in June as early monsoon lowered demand

    India's peak power demand touched 243 GW this year, much lower than the previosuly projected 270 GW. Senior power ministry officials now expect to see the current year's peak power demand in September, courtesy an early onset of monsoon and pre-monsoon rains during summers.

  • 10 popular monsoon treks in Maharashtra you shouldn’t miss

    10 popular monsoon treks in Maharashtra you shouldn’t miss

    Explore the 10 best monsoon treks in Maharashtra—from Rajmachi and Kalsubai to Devkund and Torna. Discover scenic trails, forts, and waterfalls perfect for the rainy season.

  • Early monsoon rains in India raise hopes of a bumper grain crop

    Early monsoon rains in India raise hopes of a bumper grain crop

    India is forecast to receive above-normal rainfall in July, the wettest month of the monsoon season, according to the India Meteorological Department

  • Monsoon cheer for northwest, central India; east and northeast face rain deficit

    Monsoon cheer for northwest, central India; east and northeast face rain deficit

    In the northwest region, nine out of the 10 states received normal or above-normal rainfall. Rajasthan, known for its coarse cereal production, got 128% above-average rainfall in June

  • 15 mesmerising monsoon destinations that Indians are heading to in 2025

    15 mesmerising monsoon destinations that Indians are heading to in 2025

    Discover the top 15 monsoon destinations in India for 2025, as revealed by Thomas Cook India and SOTC's latest holiday report. From lush hills to coastal escapes, explore where Indians are heading to enjoy the rainy season.

  • From zero to record high stocks, how India turned around coal supplies to its power sector

    From zero to record high stocks, how India turned around coal supplies to its power sector

    Power plants are well equipped with coal for the monsoon months, according to ministry officials.

  • Monsoon reaches Delhi; covers entire country 9 days early

    Monsoon reaches Delhi; covers entire country 9 days early

    This year, the monsoon reached Kerala on May 24, its earliest onset over the Indian mainland since 2009, when it arrived on May 23.

  • India's monsoon set to cover entire country over a week early

    India's monsoon set to cover entire country over a week early

    The monsoon, the lifeblood of India's nearly $4 trillion economy, delivers almost 70% of the rainfall needed to water farms and replenish aquifers and reservoirs

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