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🚨 BREAKING: India's Monsoon Deficit Has Reached 42%! For decades, a weak monsoon meant one thing—slower growth, higher inflation and stress for farmers. But is that still true? Surprisingly, economists believe India is now much better prepared than during previous El Niño years. Why? ✅ Reservoir levels are above the 10-year average. ✅ Foodgrain buffer stocks remain strong. ✅ Supply-chain management has improved. ✅ Agriculture contributes a smaller share to GDP. ✅ Crude oil prices have cooled below $75/barrel. The biggest test now is JULY. Nearly 80% of India's Kharif sowing happens during this month. If rainfall improves, India can avoid a major economic slowdown despite a weak start to the monsoon. This is exactly why modern India is becoming more resilient to climate shocks than ever before. 🇮🇳 A stronger economy is built not only by growth—but by resilience. Do you think July rains will save India's economy? Comment your prediction below👇 Follow @Ecoholics.in