The dual threats of extreme weather and geopolitical instability are expected to significantly impact food availability and affordability in India and other Asian nations. Rising food prices could lead to civil unrest, particularly in countries already facing economic challenges. For India, reduced monsoon rainfall threatens key crops, potentially affecting millions of farmers and consumers. Vulnerable nations like Afghanistan and Myanmar face the risk of humanitarian crises if food shocks worsen. Additionally, Thailand’s sugar harvest and Indonesia’s palm oil production are under pressure, further straining regional food supplies.