Mounting Debt Servicing And Welfare Schemes Raise Fiscal Concerns For Haryana
Haryana state manages FRBM limits via 6 per cent sectoral growth despite mounting welfare debts, writes Vishal Sen.
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Haryana state manages FRBM limits via 6 per cent sectoral growth despite mounting welfare debts, writes Vishal Sen.
Agriculture News: Kharif sowing falls 3% to 894.22 lakh hectares as a 12% monsoon deficit and El Nino conditions impact major crop acreage.
India is likely to face below-normal rainfall in August, raising concerns over crop growth during the southwest monsoon. El Niño impact expected to weaken monsoon rains, affecting agriculture and water resources.
Heavy monsoon rains lead to red and orange alerts in Gujarat and Himachal, while Assam and Uttarakhand remain on high alert amid flood concerns.
The spread of monsoon has been non-linear even within states, even as July witnesses 1% above-normal rain in July
According to a study by climate research consultancy Climate Trends, between July 1 and July 26, India received 238.2 mm of rainfall against the normal 233.9 mm, outperforming the IMD's forecast, which had predicted July rainfall at less than 94 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA)
Monsoon caused devastation in South Gujarat. Umbergaon recorded a record 906 mm rainfall in 24 hours, creating flood-like conditions in many areas. Roads, houses and railway tracks were submerged. The Meteorological Department has attributed this to the active south-west monsoon and continuous moist...
Madhya Pradesh cabinet approves the Uniform Civil Code Bill, proposing common laws for marriage, divorce, inheritance, and succession while excluding tribal communities. Religious leaders express concerns over constitutional rights, cultural traditions, and minority freedoms as the state prepares to...
India is witnessing a shift in monsoon patterns, with reduced rainfall in several states leading to rising temperatures, particularly in Rajasthan. The Ganges River's water levels are increasing due to recent rains in Uttarakhand, prompting alerts for residents along the riverbanks. Farmers are expr...
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