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Deficient monsoon rains may hit Rajasthan's kharif crop output in 2026

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Deficient monsoon rains may hit Rajasthan's kharif crop output in 2026

Rajasthan's kharif crop output is expected to decline due to deficient monsoon rains, with bajra and guar production projected to fall, while groundnut output may rise.

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