This report examines the complex intersections of climate change and labor migration in Dharmapuri, Tamil Nadu. It details how erratic climatic events, such as severe droughts and unseasonal floods, devastate agriculture and act as primary “push” factors for cyclical migration. By analyzing the roles of caste, debt, and land ownership, the study frames these movements as “climate-augmented”. It concludes by emphasizing the need for “just transitions” to address structural vulnerabilities.