The Indian government has taken several measures to prepare for floods that occur in Assam during the monsoon season. These measures include:

• Setting up temporary relief camps for displaced citizens,
• Deploying 41 teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in vulnerable areas,
• Constructing embankments and flood control structures to contain the water,
• Dredging of rivers and tributaries to increase their carrying capacity,
• Developing early warning systems to alert people about floods and evacuation procedures,
• Ensuring communication systems remain functional by providing satellite phones to NDRF and local authorities.

The government has also worked to promote afforestation, which helps absorb water and prevent soil erosion, as well as engaging in community development programs for sustainable living in flood-prone areas. Although floods continue to pose a significant challenge in Assam, these measures have made a difference in minimizing the impact of disasters and improve management responses.