### **Excerpt** La Niña is set to significantly impact India in 2025, bringing intensified monsoons, potential agricultural boons, and challenges like floods and waterborne diseases. This climatic phenomenon, marked by cooler Pacific Ocean temperatures, often strengthens the Indian monsoon, enhancing rainfall but also causing uneven distribution. While it promises opportunities for better crop yields and increased hydropower, it also poses risks of infrastructure damage and public health crises. Proactive measures in flood management, agricultural support, and disaster preparedness will be vital to leveraging the benefits and mitigating the downsides of La Niña’s influence on India’s climate and economy.