Geared up to face drought situation, says K.V. Thomas
Government on Friday said the spectre of drought over a few states and the likelihood of a lower rainfall pattern in 2012 should not be a concern for a 'panicky situation,' as it is geared up to face the situation with enough stocks of foodgrains and sugar.
City sees heavy rains again on Wednesday
The city received a good amount of rainfall on Wednesday afternoon for a couple of hours, but the downside was water logging in different parts of the city. Around 6.5 mm rainfall was recorded till 5
Monsoon revives, drought fears diminish
India's monsoon rains were above average in the past week for the first time in the current season, the weather office said, as the downpours resumed after a worrying fortnight-long pause over the cen
Monsoon still 23% deficient: Meteorological Department
Monsoon, the lifeline of Indian agriculture, on Wednesday covered the entire country but the rains are still deficient by 23 per cent, a top official of India Meteorological Department said.
AP reservoirs hit rock bottom
Water levels in major reservoirs of Andhra Pradesh are at the rock bottom following a poor south-west monsoon last year and also the lack of rains this month. According to the data provided by the st
Monsoon to be on time; till then it’s heat
The much-awaited South-West monsoon is likely to enter Andhra Pradesh between June 5 and 10, four or five days after it reaches Kerala on June 1, with deviation of about 4 days, said the Meteorologica
India likely to avoid drought again in 2012
India is likely to avoid a drought in 2012 as monsoon rains needed to irrigate 60 per cent of the farmland in the major grains producer are likely to be average.
India is the world's second-biggest p
80 dead, 2,000 missing in China landslides
Over 80 people were killed and 2,000 went missing on Sunday morning after landslides triggered by torrential rains hit northwest China's Gansu province, an official said.
The landslides occurred at a
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