The Indian government can take several measures to improve disaster management in the wake of cyclones and floods.

• Improve early warning systems: This can be done by installing better weather monitoring technology and modernizing communication systems to ensure that people in affected areas receive timely information about impending disasters.
• Enhance infrastructure: The construction of infrastructure such as stronger buildings, elevated roads and bridges can help to minimize the damage caused by cyclones and floods.
• Advance evacuation process: The government with the help of local authorities can conduct more frequent disaster preparedness drills and identify evacuation routes to reduce loss of life and damage.
• Strengthen relief efforts: The government could ensure that adequate supplies like food, water, and medical assistance are available to affected populations. Also, there should be enough funds granted along with relief materials.
• Provide community education: People in disaster-prone areas should regularly attend awareness programs where they can learn about the risks of cyclones and floods and precautions to take during/after the calamity.
• Deploy skilled personnel: Trained disaster relief personnel should be deployed in high-risk areas to help with evacuations and provide medical help, to minimize injury and loss of life.

These measures, when put into effect, can help improve disaster management in India in the wake of cyclones and floods.