India has faced a number of natural disasters in the recent past, and the government has put into effect various disaster management strategies to reduce the impact of such calamities. Some of the disaster management strategies adopted by India are as follows:

• The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) was constituted in 2005 to focus on preparedness, mitigation and capacity-building.
• The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) was set up in 2006 to respond swiftly to natural disasters.
• The government has trained village-level volunteers in disaster response, who assist in evacuation and rescue operations.
• The government has set up early warning systems for cyclones, floods, and other natural calamities.

The effectiveness of these strategies in reducing the impact of natural disasters in India has been mixed. While some have worked well in the case of cyclones and floods, others have not been as effective. The infrastructure in some areas is not adequate to withstand severe floods, and this often leads to loss of life and property. The warning systems also need to be more effective, especially in remote areas. Despite these challenges, India's disaster management strategies have been able to save thousands of lives during natural disasters.