Supercomputers, satellites, and radars are all major technological advancements that have significantly improved Indian meteorology and climate monitoring.

INSAT-1A was India's first weather satellite, launched in 1983.

INSAT-3D is a dedicated satellite for monitoring climate change, launched in 2013.

Cray XC40 is India's first supercomputer dedicated to weather and climate research, installed in 2018.

Doppler Weather Radar, Magnetron Doppler Radar, and Phased Array Radar are all used for tracking cyclones and other severe weather events.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) is India's national weather forecasting center.

Extended-range forecast is not a type of weather forecast.

India Climate Assessment Report (ICAR) is India's national climate change assessment report.

Oxygen is not a greenhouse gas.

National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) is India's national action plan on climate change.

Natural gas is not a renewable energy source.

National Solar Mission (NSM) is India's national solar mission.

Numerical weather prediction model is not a type of climate model.

Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM) is India's national center for climate modeling.

Deforestation is not a type of climate change impact.