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44% rainfall deficit hits Shivamogga; only 28% sowing completed

Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner says that the two major crops to be affected by the loss of rainfall are paddy and maize; however, there is still time for paddy cultivation up to August-end.

Dry spell to continue for most parts of A.P. until July 30; overall deficit reaches 53.3%

All the districts in Andhra Pradesh, except for SPSR Nellore, have reported deficient rainfall as of July 23; West Godavari reports the sharpest rainfall gap at 76.8%

Telangana steps up El Nino preparedness, urges crop shift as rainfall deficit widens

YSRCP accuses government of neglecting agriculture amid rainfall deficit

The party leader alleges poor water management, delays in procurement and inadequate support to farmers affected during the ongoing kharif season

A.P. records 48% rainfall deficit; CM calls for recharging groundwater

Naidu lays foundation stones for public health and municipal works worth โ‚น15,274 crore during Swachha Andhra - Swarna Andhra programme at Gudivada

El Niรฑo threatens kharif sowing in Chittoor and Annamayya districts

Weather reports from the Central and State agencies indicate a high probability that El Niรฑo conditions will persist through the remainder of 2026, raising fears of below-normal rainfall, prolonged dry spells, and rising temperatures

Chief Secretary calls for coordinated govt. action as A.P. steps up El Niรฑo preparedness

State recorded a 48.3% rainfall deficit between June 1 and July 15 with 24 of 28 districts reporting deficient rainfall and four categorised under severe deficit, says Agriculture Special Chief Secretary

Andhra Pradesh and the next El Niรฑo challenge

Heatwaves and rainfall deficits could put the Stateโ€™s preparedness to the test

Dry July 2026 ahead for Telangana as monsoon shifts elsewhere

Significant rainfall is likely only if weather systems develop closer to the Andhra Pradesh coast, says Telangana Development Planning Society (TGDPS) scientist

Mandya: Only 5% sowing completed as rainfall deficit hits 35%

Agriculture Department told to promote alternate crops in view of weak monsoon; one nodal agricultural scientist to be appointed for each of the districtโ€™s 30 hoblis to guide farmers