Monsoon variability refers to the fluctuations in monsoon patterns. It affects rainfall distribution and intensity. This variability has significant implications for agriculture. It influences crop yields and food security. In India, the monsoon is crucial for the economy. Changes can lead to droughts or floods. Understanding this variability is essential for planning and adaptation in affected regions.
The study of ancient Indian civilisations reveals their advanced understanding of water management, particularly in the Deccan region. Recent research utilises speleothems to reconstruct past monsoon patterns. These...
Recent weather patterns and fertiliser shortages have affected the planting of rabi season crops in India. High temperatures in October and a shortage of di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) fertiliser...
