The spread of banana diseases during the monsoon season poses a significant threat to farmers across India, particularly in regions with waterlogged fields and humid conditions. Sigatoka leaf spot can reduce yields by drying leaves, while Fusarium wilt can destroy entire banana gardens and persist in the soil for decades. Erwinia rhizome rot affects young plants, leading to financial losses for farmers. The situation is critical, as India is the world's largest banana producer, and these diseases could impact the livelihoods of millions of farmers.