Mumbai has experienced heavy monsoon rains in recent weeks, leading the Indian Meteorological Department to issue yellow and red alerts for the city and surrounding districts. The downpours have resulted in waterlogged streets, transport delays, and school closures, prompting municipal authorities to deploy emergency services. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has increased its preparedness, clearing drainage systems and deploying additional personnel to manage potential flooding. However, many residents are frustrated with the city’s outdated infrastructure, which struggles to handle seasonal rains despite attempts to improve drainage. With more rains expected, BMC has advised citizens to avoid flooded areas and adhere to safety instructions. This incident emphasizes the importance of upgrading urban infrastructure to cope with extreme weather events, a priority for cities like Mumbai that face regular monsoon impacts. Climate experts urge a sustainable, climate-resilient urban planning approach to prevent similar issues in the future and ensure the city can withstand natural weather challenges more effectively.....