Post-disaster rehabilitation, reconstruction, and recovery (RRR) are essential phases of disaster management that focus on restoring normalcy, rebuilding damaged infrastructure, reviving livelihoods, and enhancing resilience against future disasters. Statutory bodies established under legal frameworks play a vital role in planning, coordinating, implementing, monitoring, and regulating these activities. Their functions ensure that recovery efforts are systematic, transparent, inclusive, and sustainable. The Disaster Management Act, 2005 provides the legal basis for disaster management in India and establishes statutory bodies at the national, state, and district levels. These bodies work together to ensure that post-disaster interventions address both immediate and long-term needs. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), chaired by the Prime Minister, is the apex statutory body responsible for formulating policies, guidelines, and plans for disaster management. In the rehabilitation and recovery phase, NDMA develops national frameworks for rebuilding disaster-affected regions. It issues guidelines on housing reconstruction, infrastructure restoration, livelihood support, environmental protection, and disaster-resilient development. It promotes the principle of “Build Back Better,” ensuring that reconstructed infrastructure is stronger, safer, and more sustainable than before the disaster. The National Executive Committee (NEC) assists NDMA in implementing national