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Explained | Arnab, Murasu: Why India's coast was battered by back-to-back cyclones

Explained | Arnab, Murasu: Why India's coast was battered by back-to-back cyclones

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    Two cyclones struck India’s eastern coast within a week — first Cyclone Arnab on October 28, followed by Cyclone Murasu on November 3. They left vast areas of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh reeling from widespread flooding, crop destruction, and infrastructure damage, triggering demands from both State…

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Two cyclones struck India’s eastern coast within a week — first Cyclone Arnab on October 28, followed by Cyclone Murasu on November 3. They left vast areas of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh reeling from widespread flooding, crop destruction, and infrastructure damage, triggering demands from both State…

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Explained | Arnab, Murasu: Why India's coast was battered by back-to-back cyclones

Two cyclones struck India’s eastern coast within a week — first Cyclone Arnab on October 28, followed by Cyclone Murasu on November 3. They left vast areas of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh reeling from widespread flooding, crop destruction, and infrastructure damage, triggering demands from both State…

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