The extreme weather events have had devastating impacts on human lives, agriculture, and infrastructure. Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of fatalities at 811, followed by Maharashtra with 286 deaths and Bihar with 245 deaths. Maharashtra also suffered the most significant crop damage, with 2.83 million hectares affected. The destruction of homes and loss of livestock have further exacerbated the economic and social challenges faced by affected communities, particularly in rural areas. The report underscores the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters in India, posing significant risks to livelihoods and food security.