Tamil Nadu Drought Trends: South India Faces Severe Drought Risk

Tamil Nadu is identified as a key drought hotspot in South India. A recent study reveals that drought conditions have surged from under 10% pre-1990s to over 40% post-2000. This alarming trend highlights the increasing vulnerability of the region to severe drought, impacting agriculture and water resources. Urgent measures are needed to address this growing crisis.

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