The effects of the changing climate on human societies are significant. The unprecedented advancement in population, number, and size of our cities over the past few years is embodied in the sharp shortage of residence units which resulted in overcrowding, increased rents, inadequate urban living circumstances, inadequate infrastructure services, and increased crime rates. Will human settlements be able to offer a safe place to live and protection from severe weather phenomena like cyclones and heat waves. Numerous health concerns can also be caused by the design and quality of housing buildings, including exposure to temperature extremes. The purpose of this study is to determine Madhya Pradesh, India’s Sustainable Residual Housing Indicator. We must first identify the issues surrounding Madhya Pradesh, India's inadequate housing infrastructure, particularly for the urban poor, to describe the current situation regarding sustainable, resilient housing. To improve the resilience and sustainability of housing, we are also investigating the different housing policies and potential offered by locally made sustainable building materials and technologies in Madhya Pradesh. This research study aims to identify the issues of climate change and its adverse effects on housing. This study examines and categorizes housing units that mitigate the social implications of climate change-related crises brought on by severe weather. Comprehensive solutions that integrate sustainable and climate-resilient design with everyday routine and the larger socio-environmental context.