In recent years, India has faced several natural calamities such as floods, droughts, earthquakes, and storms. The disaster management system in India faces several challenges, including inadequate resources, poor planning, and coordination. Some of the recent events in India, like the Kerala floods in 2018 and the Cyclone Fani in 2019, have highlighted the need for better disaster management in India. To improve disaster management in India, the following steps must be taken:

• Developing a comprehensive disaster management plan at the national as well as the state level.
• Improving the communication infrastructure for prompt response to disasters.
• Preparing and training of disaster response teams that are well-equipped to deal with emergencies promptly.
• Establishing an early warning system that uses technology to predict and mitigate potential disasters.
• Providing the necessary financial support for the development of infrastructure and resources for disaster management.
• Encouraging community participation in disaster management plans and ensuring their awareness of relevant emergency procedures.
• Ensuring coordination among different government agencies and civil society organizations involved in disaster management.

Overall, improving disaster management in India requires a long-term commitment from the government, civil society, and other stakeholders to build a robust and effective disaster management system.