The impact of Cyclone Biparjoy on the monsoon season in India was extensive. Here are some of its effects, as per IMD:

• It resulted in an overall increase in rainfall over the west coast and northeast India, which helped to lessen the rainfall deficiency in these regions.
• The cyclone also helped to activate the monsoon over the Bay of Bengal, resulting in an increase in rainfall over central and east India.
• The increased rainfall reduced the rainfall deficiency over northwestern India as well.
• However, the heavy rainfall caused flooding and landslides in some areas, resulting in loss of life and property.
• IMD predicts that the rains from the cyclone may further amplify over some parts of the country, leading to an improvement in the water level in reservoirs and waterbodies.
• Despite the positive impact, IMD cautioned that one cyclone cannot end a rainfall deficiency and more rainfall would be required over the next few weeks for a complete recovery.

In conclusion, while Cyclone Biparjoy had a relatively positive impact on the monsoon season in India, more rainfall is needed to completely overcome the rainfall deficiency in the country.