India’s monsoon floods expose a stark gap between a robust national disaster framework and weak city-level execution. Ageing drains, unplanned growth and lost natural buffers in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Gurugram show how under-funded, under-powered ULBs struggle to turn policy into real preparedness.
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