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Monsoon fails to keep date with Delhi June 29, 2003 21:50 IST The monsoon that was to arrive in Delhi on Sunday, has been delayed by two or three days, Indian Meteorological Officials said. IMD Additional Director General S R Kalsi said the delay is an outcome of the changes in the circulation pattern over the northern plains. However, pre-monsoon showers on Sunday brought down the mercury in Delhi and surrounding areas by 3.2 degree Celsius. The IMD attributed the showers to a disturbance over Pakistan. Monsoons and India More reports from Delhi Read about: Assembly Election 2003 | Attack on Parliament
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