By: Niti Kiran
The cumulative rainfall deficit has narrowed to 13%, but erratic swings between intense deluges and prolonged dry spells hide severe regional imbalances.
Niti Kiran is a Deputy Editor at Mint. With over a decade of experience in corporate and market research, she specializes in data analysis, focusing on finance, financial markets, investment, and energy sectors. Niti's work has been featured in LiveMint and Hindustan Times Syndication, where she explores topics such as capital markets, investment strategies, and the local economy.
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