Disaster Management in India - Inputs on Solutions

total damage is created by the so called parents and the self claimed social welfare and rights , protection etc etc.. sponsored by NRI money. they do not want law to do its duty , teachers not to control the children, parents should not even punish the child . These self claimed terrorists fight for these anti social element and live under the support of their fund . Also media support these people by publicizing children getting trained by schools . eg if any school teacher ask student to clean the school- they make it a big issue .or if a teacher punish a child they draw their own scale of their convenience and the scale will ensure the punishment is wrong with some unverifiable data . I am wondering how they are silent when our PM Shri Naredra Modi asked people to keep the surrounding clean ? more  

NCC to be made compulsory for all schools above class VIII. Retired Army personnel to be used for providing systematic training. more  

Pls check whether this power method will work for rural India http://www.bbc.com/news/business-30542541rk Myanmar uses pop-up power to meet growing energy demand 18 December 2014 Last updated at 23:20 GMT There are no cooling towers or huge turbine halls, just neat lines of white shipping containers. Myanmar's unusual new power plant is made up of 67 containers, delivering enough electricity for the modest demands of about six million people. It's a quick and flexible way to get "fast track" power generation up and running in a country that is desperately short of electricity. Jonah Fisher went to see how it works in practice. more  

We do not have Scouts or NCC or SCC in schools to teach us discipline, helping others, social responsibility, etc. which could help us in disaster management. more  

-------------------------------------------- On Tue, 30/9/14, Rajendra Pratap Gupta wrote: Subject: New resource "Disaster Management in In..." in [Transform India with Modi] To: theyashoke@yahoo.co.in Date: Tuesday, 30 September, 2014, 11:36 AM --- REPLY ABOVE THIS LINE TO POST A COMMENT- Adequate preventive measures are not taken care of before any incident Rajendra Pratap Gupta Rajendra Pratap Gupta shared a new resource in "Transform India with Modi". Subject: Disaster Management in India - Inputs on Solutions. Dear Friends Below are the Key Issues and Root Causes as identified by you in regards to Disaster Management in India. If you have additional inputs on the Root Causes, kindly add so as a comment. Otherwise, please help in identifying Solutions to these Root Causes. Once we have done that, we will compile the whitepaper for submission to Defence Home Ministries and any others associated. I look forward to your participation! Rajendra Pratap Gupta -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disaster Management in India – Key Issues 1. Types of Disasters (Floods, Drought, Cyclone, Tsunami, Earthquake, Terrorist attacks, Riots, Medical epidemics, Stampedes at religious places) 2. People are not aware how to face disaster situations 3. Authorities are slow to react when disaster strikes 4. Not enough latest equipment to tackle the situation 5. Lack of disaster management teams in big cities to tackle natural calamities 6. During accidents local police fail to cordon the area of accident 7. Relief and rescue missions start long after a disaster, by that time many lives are lost 8. No quick sanctioning of disaster relief material 9. Adequate announcements are not made in disaster hit areas about the kind of relief being made available to the people Disaster Management in India – Root Causes 1. The weather forecasting system is not good enough 2. Disaster management teams do not have enough authority 3. Disaster management not taught in school 4. Lack of state-centre co-ordination during disasters 5. Lack of public management during festivals in pilgrim places 6. Turnaround time of disaster management team (NDRF) is more 7. We the fellow India remained unmindful forest distortion, rapid urbanization and other infrastructure development in the name of development 8. No holistic assessment on development for risks and impacts 9. Unplanned constructions 10. Lack of disaster-management training on steps to take in the event of a disaster 11. Non-existence of local level citizens committee and semi-trained man power at village/street/mohalla level 12. No local guides for outside Disaster management agency when they arrive 13. Youths are not trained in disaster management 14. Misuse of funds View Resource/Reply Reply to this email to post a comment. If you believe that this post is inappropriate for this Circle, report it. This email was sent to theyashoke@yahoo.co.in. If you don't want to receive emails from LocalCircles in future, please Unsubscribe. LocalCircles, Inc., 1556 Halford Ave., Suite 290, Santa Clara, CA USA 95051. 107 Urbtech Matrix Tower, Plot No. B-4, Sector - 132, Noida, India, 201304.Privacy Policy. more