In view of the far-reaching consequences of climate change in India, the festival, held by the Centre for Media Studies, has declared the theme for this year's festival as 'Climate Change' and will hold a one-day "International Summit on Climate Change" on 13 September. The summit will particularly focus on climate change concerns in India in the context of its impacts on the water, agriculture, human health and biodiversity sectors as also implications for energy, social and economic structures including the infrastructural, natural resources and financial challenges besides the issues of climate change adaptation and disaster preparedness. The deliberations of the summit would help in developing a strategy paper on India's approach to meet the challenges due to climate change.