India News: Heavy rains continued to lash north India on Monday, disrupting life in Delhi and wreaking havoc in hill towns, but the weather department said there will be respite by Tuesday.
Vegetable and fruit vendors in Delhi raised prices by up to 10% as supplies from nearby farms and neighbouring states slowed down. "Prices are expected to rise in the short term as there have been crop damages due to the sudden rains," said Pradipta Sahoo, head of horticulture at Mother Dairy, a co-operative retailer.
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