Add to ORKGThe summer monsoon (June through September), or southwest seasonal rains, contribute 78% of India’s annual rainfall. It is the greatest climatic water resource of India. The country’s agriculture and food production depend on these rains. Rainfed farming areas in India account for about 70% of the total arable land in the country, with nearly 100 million ha depending on the monsoon rains. The rains also contribute to power generation and industrial production
Tamil Nadu, a coastal state in south India, is prone to droughts. The climate of the state ranges fr...
We recently surveyed some of the drought-affected areas (Figure 1) in the Indian arid region in a pu...
The Delhi region, the national capital region of India, is locked in by adjoining states like Uttar ...
The summer monsoon (June through September), or southwest seasonal rains, contribute 78% of India’s ...
Peninsular India is located in the tropics; its climate ranges from arid conditions in the rain shad...
Not AvailableRainfall is the ultimate source of water, affecting production of crops and other biom...
The monsoon climate is traditionally characterized by large amount of seasonal rainfall and reversal...
Drought frequencies during the years 1901–2010 were investigated over three spatial units – All Indi...
Out of a total cropped area of 178 m ha, India has 59 m ha of irrigated cropland. The remaining 119 ...
Not AvailableDrought agriculture occupies about 68% of India’s cultivated area and supports nearly ...
Tamil Nadu experiences recurrent droughts. Tamil literature also indicates that famine-like conditio...
Haryana state is considered the breadbasket of India, along with the Punjab state. The effects of dr...
Abnormalities in the performance of the Indian summer monsoon (June to September) rainfall, which pr...
Understanding the conditions of droughts are imperative for many purposes especially in planning and...
Western Rajasthan constitutes 62% of the 0.32 million km2 that make up the hot Indian arid region (F...
Tamil Nadu, a coastal state in south India, is prone to droughts. The climate of the state ranges fr...
We recently surveyed some of the drought-affected areas (Figure 1) in the Indian arid region in a pu...
The Delhi region, the national capital region of India, is locked in by adjoining states like Uttar ...
The summer monsoon (June through September), or southwest seasonal rains, contribute 78% of India’s ...
Peninsular India is located in the tropics; its climate ranges from arid conditions in the rain shad...
Not AvailableRainfall is the ultimate source of water, affecting production of crops and other biom...
The monsoon climate is traditionally characterized by large amount of seasonal rainfall and reversal...
Drought frequencies during the years 1901–2010 were investigated over three spatial units – All Indi...
Out of a total cropped area of 178 m ha, India has 59 m ha of irrigated cropland. The remaining 119 ...
Not AvailableDrought agriculture occupies about 68% of India’s cultivated area and supports nearly ...
Tamil Nadu experiences recurrent droughts. Tamil literature also indicates that famine-like conditio...
Haryana state is considered the breadbasket of India, along with the Punjab state. The effects of dr...
Abnormalities in the performance of the Indian summer monsoon (June to September) rainfall, which pr...
Understanding the conditions of droughts are imperative for many purposes especially in planning and...
Western Rajasthan constitutes 62% of the 0.32 million km2 that make up the hot Indian arid region (F...
Tamil Nadu, a coastal state in south India, is prone to droughts. The climate of the state ranges fr...
We recently surveyed some of the drought-affected areas (Figure 1) in the Indian arid region in a pu...
The Delhi region, the national capital region of India, is locked in by adjoining states like Uttar ...