On October 14, people wade through the water in Allahabad, India. Recently, flooding has occurred in many parts of India, seriously affecting residents' lives, and many people have been forced to leave their homes to go to temporary resettlement sites.

So far, India's rainfall in October was 88% higher than normal, and the rainfall time was relatively extended.

Heavy rainstorms damage crops such as rice, beans, cotton , and may cause wheat cultivation in some areas to be postponed. Millions of Indian farmers usually harvest rice in October and then plant wheat in the next few weeks, harvesting wheat in March and April.

Maharashtra and neighboring Karnataka are the largest and third largest sugar-producing areas in the country, both rained heavily, and the second largest sugar-producing country Uttar Pradesh last week. The heavy rainstorm has hindered sugarcane sugar-pressing operations and export plans have failed. In addition, due to factors such as extreme high temperatures and insufficient rainfall this summer, India's rice planting area has forced the government to lower its output expectations and limit exports. (Nandu Comprehensive)

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