India has taken several measures to tackle disasters caused by climate change and prevent further damage to the environment. Some of these steps are:

• India has set ambitious targets to increase renewable energy generation and reduce carbon emissions.
• The National Disaster Management Plan has been put in place which provides a comprehensive framework for disaster management.
• A network of automatic weather stations has been set up across the country to provide accurate and timely weather information and early warnings.
• The Indian government also launched the National Adaptation Fund for Climate Change to provide financial assistance to states for projects that help in adapting to climate change.
• India has also taken several steps to increase the resilience of critical infrastructure and protect biodiversity in vulnerable areas.
• The government has launched several campaigns to create awareness among the public regarding the impact of climate change and the need to take appropriate measures to mitigate it.
• India has also entered into several international agreements and partnerships to tackle climate change, such as the Paris Agreement and the International Solar Alliance.

Through these measures, India aims to reduce the impact of climate change on its people and the environment, while also contributing to global efforts towards climate action.