Times of India: Some call it as an impact of global warming, others describe it as vagaries of weather. But in any case, temperatures this winter, barring the first week of January, have constantly been 2-3 degrees above the normal in the state so far. And with no rains at all, authorities fear that wheat crop production may fall by 10-20 per cent. “The state has fixed a target of 274 lakh metric ton of wheat production this year, but due to warm weather conditions and no rainfall till date in …