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Flooding is one of India’s most recurring and destructive natural disasters, causing widespread human suffering, infrastructure damage, and economic losses. Among the most flood-prone states are Assam, Tripura, Kerala (Wayanad…
The Indian Ocean is among the most cyclone-prone basins globally, driven by warm sea surface temperatures (SSTs), monsoonal circulation, and atmospheric instability. In May 2024, Cyclone Remal became the first…
Cloudbursts are among the most devastating natural disasters in the Himalayan region, often followed by flash floods and landslides. Recent incidents in Himachal Pradesh (2024) and Uttarakhand (2010, 2013, 2021)…