In which of the following states of India the ‘Loo’ wind does NOT blow during the
summer season?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Goa.
 The "Loo" wind does NOT blow during the summer season in Goa.
 Loo is the hot, dry, and oppressing winds blowing especially in the Northern plains of India(UP, Bihar, Rajasthan, Delhi).
 The Loo is a hot, dry wind that blows across the northern and northwestern regions of India during the summer months, typically from April to June.
 It originates from the deserts of Rajasthan and Punjab and sweeps across the Indo-Gangetic plains, bringing high temperatures and dry conditions.
Facts to remember:
 Kaal Baisakhi: Also known as the Nor'wester, Kaal Baisakhi is a pre-monsoon thunderstorm that affects the eastern and northeastern parts of India, particularly West Bengal, Bihar, and Assam.
 It usually occurs in late spring or early summer, from March to May, bringing heavy rain, thunder, lightning, and strong winds.
 Mango Showers: Mango Showers, or "Mango Rains," are early pre-monsoon showers that occur in southern and western India, particularly in states like Kerala, Karnataka, and Maharashtra.
 They typically occur in late April or May, just before the onset of the southwest monsoon.
 These rains are crucial for the flowering and fruiting of mango trees.