Study Links Climate Change to Stronger Cyclones, Maharashtra Crop Damage

Climate change is making cyclones in the Arabian Sea stronger and last longer, which causes big problems for farming in Maharashtra.

Scientists found that these storms are hitting farther inland, leading to flooding, salty soil, and ruined crops.

The study used data from past cyclones like Nisarga and Tauktae, which caused a lot of damage.

The scientists are suggesting better early warnings, using salt-resistant crops, and creating better plans for managing coastal land to help.