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  1. India is managing record rice stocks for export confidence while government procurement of wheat addresses domestic food inflation amid El Nino forecasts.
  2. El Niño is projected to worsen dry spells and crop failures across key agricultural heartlands in various states of India, including Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

IMD issued data on monsoon deficits and crop acreage, while the Central Water Commission tracks reservoir levels amid ongoing El Nino conditions in India.

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IMD issued data on monsoon deficits and crop acreage, while the Central Water Commission tracks reservoir levels amid ongoing El Nino conditions in India.

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  1. WRD data shows reservoir levels and El Nino extension threatens water buffer in Nagpur.1 source
  2. Telangana faces water scarcity threats due to El Nino, prompting CWC reports and political criticism regarding infrastructure neglect.Sub-event
  3. CWC is tracking reservoir levels as IMD reports monsoon deficits and crop acreage data due to El Nino.1 source

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