Remote sensing technology provides invaluable data for assessing and managing drought-impacted regions. Satellites capture comprehensive information on soil moisture levels, vegetation health and water bodies, enabling early detection of drought conditions. This data supports the development of drought preparedness plans, aids in efficient water resource management and helps in the allocation of emergency relief. By monitoring changes in land surface temperature and vegetation indices, remote sensing offers critical insights into the severity and progression of drought, facilitating timely interventions.