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Heavy, Uneven Monsoon in India: Rain Relief or Rising Risks?

A map of India showing red zones for floods in the northeast and blue zones for rain deficit in northwest regions.

Heavy, Uneven Monsoon in India: Rain Relief or Rising Risks?

Vizzve Admin

The Indian monsoon this year has been intense, irregular, and regionally skewed — bringing excess rainfall to some regions, while leaving others with alarming rain deficits.

RegionConditionKey Issues
East & NortheastFlood-prone, landslidesDamage to roads, crops, railways
Central IndiaModerate rainsMostly stable agricultural output
Northwest (Rajasthan, Punjab)Below-normal rainsDrought risk, drinking water shortage
South IndiaUneven patternUrban flooding, delayed sowing

💰 Vizzve Insight: How This Impacts You Financially

🌾 1. Food Price Volatility

Floods damage crops = lower supply

Drought delays sowing = delayed market entry

Result: Price spikes in onions, pulses, tomatoes, grains

💡 Tip: Use Vizzve’s budget planner to track changing grocery prices weekly.

🔌 2. Rising Electricity Bills

Power demand soars in dry zones (fans, coolers)

Hydropower disruption in flood-hit states

Urban load-shedding could increase

💡 Reduce appliance use during peak hours. Check if your DISCOM offers monsoon power-saving rebates.

🚚 3. Logistics & Delivery Disruptions

Flooded roads and landslides = late deliveries, service suspensions

Travel and fuel expenses may rise in flood-affected zones

💡 Always opt for refundable travel bookings during monsoon season.

🧑‍🌾 4. Risk to Farmers and Small Traders

Crop failures can trigger loan defaults or EMI stress

Insurance claims rising in rural India due to flood losses

💡 Vizzve recommends farmers apply for PMFBY insurance or seek EMI moratoriums if affected.

🧠 What Can You Do?

SituationVizzve-Backed Action Plan
High grocery inflationBuy in bulk, preserve perishables, explore online deals
Flood-prone areaPrepare emergency fund, protect digital devices
Loan EMIs stressing youCheck if flood zone qualifies for relief packages
Traveling?Avoid hotspots, confirm with local weather alerts

❓FAQs

Q1. Which states are worst affected by the monsoon in July 2025?
Assam, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh (floods); Rajasthan, Haryana (rain deficit)

Q2. Will inflation rise because of this?
Yes — particularly in food and fuel. Supply chain disruptions + reduced agri output = higher prices.

Q3. Can I claim insurance for flood-related damage?
Yes — if your home, vehicle, or crop is insured under monsoon/flood coverage.

Published on : 19th July

Published by : SMITA

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