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Kharif Crops

Five Factors That Helped Rural India Continue Driving Indian Economy In September

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India Is Set To Harvest Record Wheat Crop This Year, But There’s Not-So-Good News

Wheat farmers in India. (Bharat Bhushan/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

How Excess Post-Monsoon Rains In The Country Are Set To Boost Production Of Rabi Crops

A farmer walks through a mustard field in Baranvillage near Patiala. (STRDEL/AFP/GettyImages)

Acreage Under Kharif Crops Nears 2018 Level Despite Late Monsoon And Floods, Government Expects Meeting Food Grain Target

Women farmers sowing paddy in their field in Uttar Pradesh. (Deepak Gupta/ Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

What The Current Late Monsoon Rainfalls Mean For India’s Agriculture

Flooded fields in Assam (Pic Source: @Twitter)

Changing Agri Landscape: How The Centre Can Encourage Farmers To Grow Crops Of Its Choice

Women  workers working on a farm. (Santosh Harare/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

South-West Monsoon: How Indian Agriculture Is Faring This Kharif Season

Indian farmers in an agricultural field. (Sipra Das/The India Today Group/Getty Images)

El Nino Effect: Three Areas Of Concern For The Indian Economy

The New Zealand Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research sees El Nino continuing through till September. This could affect the Indian monsoon. (Photo: GettyImages)

What El Nino Has In Store For India: It’s Time To Scale-Up Long Term Weather Predictions

Indian monsoon (Representative image)

Grain Gain: Record Kharif Output Estimated, Bumper Rice And Sugarcane Harvest Likely

Farmers plant paddy in an agricultural field (Photo by Rajib Jyoti Sarma/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

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Indian monsoon

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Arihant Pawariya

Farmers in a paddy field (Ramnath Bhat/Flickr/WikiCommons)

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Urjit Patel

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