A new UN report warns over 14 million people in South Asia, including India’s financial and cultural hubs, face permanent displacement. The scary part? It’s not a distant sci-fi scenario; 2024 saw the fastest sea level rise ever recorded: 6mm in one year. And it’s accelerating. Glaciers melting in the Himalayas; called the ‘Third Pole’; aren’t just causing tsunamis; they’re reshaping coastlines, ruining crops, and threatening food security. This isn’t just an island problem. It’s a Mumbai-and-Kolkata problem. A New York-and-Guangzhou problem. A ₹1.8 trillion infrastructure problem. Governments aren’t acting fast enough. And your home, your job, your city’s future? Already at risk. The report doesn’t give a deadline; because no one knows exactly when, but everyone knows it’s coming. Start planning. Start asking. Start caring. Because this isn’t just climate change. It’s a slow-motion disaster waiting to rewrite Indian cities as we know them.