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The Monsoon That Came Late and Light: Why 75% of India Is Watching the Sky With Worry

The 2026 southwest monsoon has proved the continuing vulnerability of India’s agriculture to climate variability. The delayed rainfall has postponed sowing operations, disrupted crop planning, and increased financial uncertainty for farming households across Marathwada and Bundelkhand. The impact of the monsoon extends beyond agriculture. It influences rural livelihoods, food security, inflation, and water availability across…

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The Monsoon Might Not Come On Time. Forty Percent of India’s Farmers Are Already Managing Last Year’s Debt.

India’s 2026 monsoon is expected to be below normal at 94%, raising concerns about uneven rainfall and stress on rainfed agriculture. With El Niño and rising farmer debt, a weak monsoon could deepen India’s agrarian crisis if early support isn’t mobilized. Skymet Weather, a leading private meteorological agency in India, expects the 2026 Southwest Monsoon…

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