India is experiencing unprecedented monsoon rains, leading to severe floods and landslides that have killed hundreds. The Indian Meteorology Department reports rainfall levels exceeding 1,000% above normal in some areas. Factors contributing to this extreme weather include climate change, westerly disturbances, and unstable mountainous regions. Human activities, such as infrastructure development and poor drainage systems, exacerbate the situation. Experts warn that these issues must be addressed to mitigate future impacts.