July Monsoon Report

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  Monsoon Session Of Parliament To Be Held Between July 19 And August 13

  With India witnessing a drop in Covid cases, the monsoon session of parliament will be held between July 19 and August 13.

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  Monsoon Session Of Parliament Likely From July 19 To August 13: Sources

  The monsoon session of parliament is likely to be held from July 19 to August 13, sources have said.

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  Parliamentary Committees To Meet This Month, Monsoon Session From July

  The monsoon session of parliament will begin in July and the parliamentary committees are expected to begin functioning from June 16.

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  Monsoon Update: June Had 17% Surplus Rain, July Had 10% Deficit, Says Weather Department

  July ended with a 10-per cent rainfall deficiency but monsoon is likely to be normal in the second half of the four-month rainfall season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Friday.

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  Delhi's Monsoon Deficit Cut Drastically After 2 Spells Of Heavy Rain

  Delhi weather news: After a three-week lull in the monsoon, two successive spells of heavy rain helped cut the deficit by more than half in Delhi. The national capital has already recorded 50 per cent more rainfall than the normal in July, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Thursday.

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  No Rain Likely In Delhi-NCR Before July 15: Report

  Despite the cloud cover over Delhi-NCR, the much awaited monsoon rains are unlikely for at least another three days.

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  'Rat Fever' Cases Rise After Kerala Floods, 12 Dead Since August 1

  Twelve people have died in Kerala since August, six of them in the last three days, due to the waterborne disease leptospirosis, locally known as 'rat fever'. The disease is not new to the state. Between January and July, Leptospirosis claimed 28 lives. But a spurt in the cases has been observed since the worst floods in a century hit the state on ...

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  Parliament Panel To Submit Demonetisation Report In Monsoon Session

  The panel would submit its report on demonetisation during the Monsoon Session of Parliament starting on July 17.

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  Early Onset of Dengue: 5 Simple Things You Can Do to Protect Yourself

  Dengue is a mosquito-born disease caused by theAedes mosquito infected with adenguevirus. It is a seasonal menace that many cities in India face every year especially during the monsoon months of July to September.

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  July 2016 Two Wheeler Sales: Royal Enfield Grows By 31% in Monthly Sales

  With a positive monsoon this year, volumes have shown a steady incline for two wheeler manufacturers has companies have reported growth in volumes for July 2016. Here is how each of the companies fared in the previous month.

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  Cabinet Reshuffle Likely Before July 6, Piyush Goyal Could Gain: Sources

  Before the Parliament meets on July 18 for the monsoon session, new ministers are likely to be added to the cabinet and some may be given an upgrade, government sources said today.

• India to witness a drought year: Here’s how it will affect you

  There is a high likelihood that 2012 will be declared a drought year, and the biggest casualty will be the farm sector. The contribution of agriculture to India's gross domestic product (GDP) may shrink to zero this fiscal from 2.8 per cent in 2011-12 because of monsoon deficiency, according to a report by Japanese brokerage major Nomura.

• Reports on monsoon revival not optimistic, situation may turn serious: Sharad Pawar

  With the country receiving deficient rainfall, Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar today said weather experts did not seem to be optimistic about revival of monsoon in the parched regions, forcing the government to draw water management plans till July next year.

• Sharad Pawar says monsoon delayed by two weeks, but situation not worrisome

  The deficient rainfall during last month has affected the sowing of coarse cereals but there is no cause for worry for the paddy crop, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar told reporters today. The monsoon rains have been 31 per cent below average up to July 2, he added, saying the rainfall deficiency affected sowing of coarse cereals, but situation ...

• Auditors are entitled to check if public assets are 'sold for a song': Joshi

  The government's auditor has refuted allegations that BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi tried to influence its report on the telecom scam. In July last year, Mr Joshi who heads the Public Accounts Committee in Parliament, allegedly phoned the auditors and asked them to complete their report in time for the Monsoon Session of Parliament.