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News in Frames: Many twists in the monsoon’s tale

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The India Meteorological Department has forecast isolated to scattered rainfall across Nagaland and other parts of Northeast India over the coming days, with isolated heavy rainfall likely in the state on November 11, according to its weather bulletin as reported by The Morung Express.

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    Andhra Pradesh swung from drought to deluge, with two back-to-back cyclones causing an estimated ₹6,500 cr. in damage and leaving at least 17 dead; crops were flattened and coconut trees uprooted, with farmers in the Godavari belt facing at least two years of recovery

    — The Hindu

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Andhra Pradesh swung from drought to deluge, with two back-to-back cyclones causing an estimated ₹6,500 cr. in damage and leaving at least 17 dead; crops were flattened and coconut trees uprooted, with farmers in the Godavari belt facing at least two years of recovery

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    News in Frames: Many twists in the monsoon’s tale

    Andhra Pradesh swung from drought to deluge, with two back-to-back cyclones causing an estimated ₹6,500 cr. in damage and leaving at least 17 dead; crops were flattened and coconut trees uprooted, with farmers in the Godavari belt facing at least two years of recovery

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