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    The worrying changes in India’s monsoon patterns have implications for everything from agriculture to health

    Take Maharashtra, 80% of which is rainfed. In areas such as Vidarbha and Marathwada, the onset of monsoon is now late. After a small pickup in July, there is a break in rainfall in August, lasting up to three-four weeks during the fruit formation phase. The wet spell starts again in September and continues well into October, when it should be dry. This isn't limited to Maharashtra. Several critical areas considered the breadbasket of India—Bihar, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh—are witnessing the same pattern.

    Search operation in J-K's Reasi following suspicious movement

    Involved in a search operation after a bus carrying pilgrims was attacked by terrorists en route to Mata Vaishno Devi shrine, resulting in casualties. The operation includes the deployment of Army, CRPF, and police in response to the incident.

    Finance Commission to address issues of freebies, compensation for green cover: Chairman Panagariya

    The 16th Finance Commission will tackle issues related to the distribution of freebies and compensation for providing green cover, Chairman Arvind Panagariya announced on Monday. After discussions with the Himachal Pradesh government, Panagariya explained that the state's expectations and needs were addressed during a detailed presentation.

    Delhi, hold on, this dam will quench your thirst soon

    After 50 years on the drawing board, Renuka Dam, which will provide 23,000 litres of water per second to Delhi in the dry months, looks set to become reality. But construction and filling up of the reservoir could take another eight years

    Himachal Pradesh CM raises upper age limit for police constable recruitment to 26

    Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu approved one-year age limit relaxation for 1226 Constable recruitment. State Cabinet meeting chaired by Sukhu granted the relaxation.

    Delhi water crisis: A dam to quench Delhi's thirst, but likely to be ready only by 2030

    Delhi is in a water battle with Haryana and Himachal Pradesh in the Supreme Court, needing around 33.5 to 36.7 crore liters of water daily. The proposed Renuka Dam project could supply 23,000 liters per second to Delhi but has faced delays. The dam's construction may start in 2024, with completion expected by January 2030 and relief for Delhi by 2032.

    The Economic Times
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