Aug 01, Kathmandu- India survived an average of 9 percent more rainfall in July. While some places are dry and some places are facing very heavy rainfall, the country has an average of 9 percent more rain, according to the Reuters news agency.

This time, as the monsoon started earlier than the average time in India, it rained all over the country. According to the statistics of the Meteorological Department, there has been heavy rainfall in the central and southern states of India in this monsoon.

According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), in July, the south and central regions of the country have received almost one-third more rainfall than the average, while the eastern and north-eastern regions faced 23.3 percent less rain. Similarly, 14.3 percent less rain than the average has been received in the north-western part.

Monsoon begins in India around June 1 from the southern region and spreads across the country till July 8. 70 percent of the total rainfall in India occurs in the monsoon.

Since India's economy is also dependent on the monsoon, how much rainfall took place has a direct relationship with the Indian economy. India is also dependent on the monsoon for irrigation and for the recharge of reservoirs and reservoirs for various purposes. In India, which is the second largest producer of rice, wheat and sugar in the world, almost half of the agricultural land is dependent on monsoon rains due to insufficient irrigation facilities.