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Horticultural crops in Himachal Pradesh’s hilly regions are facing severe moisture stress due to a prolonged absence of winter rains, especially in rainfed areas.

With the recurrence of winter drought becoming common, Himachal Pradesh this year saw the last rainfall on October 9 and has been experiencing a prolonged dry spell of about 70 days.