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This Mint Premium article explains why South India is hopeful about the upcoming northeast monsoon for rainfall relief. After experiencing a 24.3% rainfall deficit during the June-September southwest monsoon season, southern Indian states are turning to the retreating monsoon that typically arrives in October. This season accounts for a significant portion of their annual rainfall, between October and December.
Senior journalist Vijay C. Roy breaks down the situation, emphasizing the importance of this monsoon for the region's water supply and agricultural needs.
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