Addressing forest fires in India requires bridging the policy-implementation gap through advanced monitoring, increased funding, and proactive risk reduction, while placing local communities at the core of conservation to ensure forest resilience against escalating climate-driven threats.
Click to View MoreThe 2025 climate assessment shows India’s land has warmed by 0.9°C, with sharper extremes. Scientists report a “Wet Desert” trend in the northwest, drying Gangetic plains, rising warm nights, marine heatwaves, and stronger Arabian Sea cyclones. They warn about compound events and urge region-specific adaptation measures.
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