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Heavy rains bring relief to drought-hit India

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Heavy pre-monsoon rains hit parts of northern India, bringing much-needed relief to the drought-hit nation where hundreds of millions of rural farmers depend on the annual rains to survive. Mana Rabiee reports.

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