Erratic Monsoons Challenge Indian Farmers

Climate change disrupts traditional rain patterns, threatening crops and livelihoods.

Farmers face unpredictable rainfall, alternating between intense flooding and dry spells.
Climate change has led to fewer rainy days but more extreme weather events.
Agricultural debt and crop failures have resulted in increased farmer suicides.
Experts recommend localized weather forecasts and climate-resilient crops.
Some farmers are adapting by altering planting schedules and using new forecasting methods.