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An oxen eats grass from a parked truck along the Bagodra-Limdi highway. Thousands of cattle from drought hit regions of Saurashtra and Kutch districts are migrating to green pastures in search of food and water due to drought-like conditions. This year's monsoon has been more than 20 percent below its average, sparking fears of drought among farmers who remember vividly the failure of 2009, when India suffered its worst drought in nearly four decades.

( Getty Images / August 23, 2012 )

An oxen eats grass from a parked truck along the Bagodra-Limdi highway. Thousands of cattle from drought hit regions of Saurashtra and Kutch districts are migrating to green pastures in search of food and water due to drought-like conditions. This year's monsoon has been more than 20 percent below its average, sparking fears of drought among farmers who remember vividly the failure of 2009, when India suffered its worst drought in nearly four decades.

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