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No relief for Chittoor, Annamayya farmers despite back-to-back cyclones

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The storms have failed to wash away a deeply suffocating dry spell for thousands of farming families across both the districts; with seasonal rainfall below the average, groundwater tables are under severe strain, and the crucial rabi sowing window is fast approaching

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  • No relief for Chittoor, Annamayya farmers despite back-to-back cyclones.

The storms have failed to wash away a deeply suffocating dry spell for thousands of farming families across both the districts; with seasonal rainfall below the average, groundwater tables are under severe strain, and the crucial rabi sowing window is fast approaching

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