“Cyclones,” he explained, “are entirely different, much stronger and bigger. While a cyclonic formation has a vertical height of around 15 to 18 kilometres from the surface, a deep depression is smaller with a height of around 5 km to maybe up to 8 km.”
Balu Pulipaka is a Political Editor at Deccan Chronicle, Hyderabad. He covers a diverse range of topics including Agriculture and Farming, Climate Change, and Regional Interest, with a particular focus on AgriTech, Sustainable Agriculture, and Climate Policy. Balu's insights and analyses have been featured in The Asian Age and Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd.













