India: Impending famines, economic ruin & the potential end of the post-1947 states

Note: When I say India throughout this post and its title, I often mean the Indian subcontinent, that is, the modern states of India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh and parts of Myanmar and Tibet. Artificially delineated borders do not change Nature's imprint. Sometimes, and you would know from the context, I mean the modern state of India.

It is back on July 10, 2025, that I wrote how hugely significant changes come to the India every time Uranus is in Gemini: I noted the foundation and decline of the Maurya empire, the birth of the Mughal empire, the start of the British Raj, and the Partition and independence of India, all happening with Uranus in Gemini in play. Uranus enters Gemini on April 26, 2026, to last there till early 2033.

When you take this into account, and my longstanding predictions that India faces strong economic, political and military turbulence, especially a shockingly bad 2030-2032 period, and when you combine it with the fact that the Indian state that became independent in 1947 and a republic in 1950 lacks longevity, things start appearing as more sinister: that the modern state of India may change borders, the form or nature of government, the Constitution or those who rule it (e.g., if occupying authorities rule it). (See my long-term predictions on India here.)

Let us come to climate now.

It is back in that post in July 2025 itself that I had also noted that India often faces strong famines in those periods when Uranus is in Gemini or in Virgo; and I had specifically written this: "the years 2026-2027 do look dicey for India on the charts on the monsoon front (extremely little or extremely much)." I lean on the extremely little, especially in eastern India, where it seems quite dire in both 2026 and 2027. (The monsoon season of 2027 may also see a strong landslide or earthquake in western Nepal-Uttar Pradesh-Uttarakhand border region.) If one looks a bit further ahead, the year 2028 looks set to bring bountiful rains and relief, especially in eastern India, which may even receive strong cyclones in that year.

I was reminded of this today when now, in April 2026, news is emerging of a very strong El Niño weather pattern: thus, what was predicted back in July 2025 by me is now being confirmed by meteorologists, that large parts of the Indian subcontinent may receive significantly less rainfall than usual.

It is not surprising to me that climate and agriculture are likely to play a strong part in the politically and economically challenging years that lie ahead for India from now till 2033. India remains a strongly agrarian economy, even if its share of the GDP may have shrunk to approximately 20%: it is the reliable, even if penurious, backup option for the Indian labourer and worker, when their jobs in factories and construction stop as a result of sudden lockdowns. Agriculture is also the soul of India: the little farms may show poor efficiency on the agricultural economy front, but the same little farms let each household be independent and thus provide resilience to India, enabling India to be free from the scourge of dictatorships that has overtaken so much of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

It is very likely that a difficult and historic period awaits India in the next few years, but I am sure that will be only another winding turn on the river that is India, and the river shall continue to flow.

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