The withdrawal of the monsoon could lead to reduced agricultural productivity, affecting farmers and rural communities reliant on rainfall for crop cultivation. This may exacerbate existing inequalities, as regions with higher poverty rates, such as Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal, are more vulnerable to economic shocks. Additionally, elevated energy prices could increase costs for industries and households, potentially slowing down economic growth. Youth unemployment, which has risen to 15.9% in recent quarters, may further strain the economy and social stability.