Drought

Drought Drought is a temporary reduction in water or moisture availability below the normal or expected amount for a specific period. It occurs when there is substantially lower than average precipitation in a season that normally has ample precipitation for crop...

Floods

Floods A flood occurs when a high water level overflows a stream or river’s natural banks. It happens when the river’s discharge exceeds the capacity of its channel, causing excess water to flow over the river banks and submerge adjacent dry land. Floods...

Indian Monsoon

Indian Monsoon Monsoons are seasonal winds that reverse their direction according to the change in season. The word “monsoon” originated from the Arabic word for season, “mawsim”. Monsoons are periodic winds. Monsoons travel from the sea to the...

Westward Flowing Rivers

West Flowing Rivers of Peninsular India West-flowing rivers of Peninsular India are fewer and smaller than their east-flowing counterparts. The Narmada and the Tapi are the two major west-flowing rivers that flow through faults parallel to the Vindhyas and the...
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