NDMA

In India most of the cities are vulnerable to the climate-induced natural hazards. As per the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) 58.6 per cent of the Indian landmass is vulnerable to floods and river erosions, 5700 km of the…
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Every year, summers get warmer and winters are late to arrive. Climate is changing and it has gained importance in the public discourse, and rightly so. But, even as the causes driving climate change are more or less understood, an…
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Odisha’s subtropical location makes it vulnerable to natural disasters like tropical cyclones, floods, storms, surges and tsunamis. Extremely severe Cyclone ‘Fani’ hit Odisha on 3rd May 2019, with surface wind speed of 175-185 km/h gusting…
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