MP Faces 13% Deficit In Monsoon Rainfall

The monsoon season in Madhya Pradesh has been marked by a significant deficit in rainfall, with the state receiving 13% less rain than usual. This shortfall has raised concerns among farmers and officials, who are worried about the potential impact on the state's agricultural production and water supply. The deficit in rainfall has been consistent throughout the state, with some regions experiencing even higher shortfalls. The state government is closely monitoring the situation and is preparing contingency plans to mitigate the effects of the drought.