India is expected to receive above-normal monsoon rainfall in July, benefiting agriculture but also posing risks of flooding in central regions. While most of the country will experience normal to above-normal rainfall, northeast and parts of east, extreme south peninsular, and northwest India are likely to receive below-normal rainfall. Post navigation ‘Will not rest till Bihar becomes developed state’: Who is Chirag Paswan targeting – opposition or Nitish Kumar? Government to roll out 20-year cooperative policy; aims 2 lakh PACS by February 2026: Amit Shah
