Monsoon reached Punjab, Delhi, breaking 108-year-old record
Breaking a record of 108 years the monsoon has reached Delhi & Punjab on Sunday. Heavy rains, accompanied by lightning in some areas, lashed the capital & Punjab in the wee hours on Sunday. The Met has recorded a rainfall of 15.3 mm till 11.30 am.
The features of monsoon have been established over the region, the Met said. The normal date of onset of monsoon in Delhi is June 29 & its arrival two weeks earlier marks the breaking of a 108-year-old record. The Met had earlier indicated that the south-west monsoon was advancing across the country in much more smooth & rapid manner as compared to last year.
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punjab goverenment should help the farmers .but how can they do? If punjab goverenment helps of farmers then how they can make their owm properties for sukhbir singh badal and their grandsons. so sad for the farmers. sleep deep may be god will help ok.
punjab goverenment should help the farmers. but how they can do it ? if badal helps of farmers then how he can make his own properties for his son ,grandson, and greatgrandson?so may be God will help sleep deep. so sad.