Introduction India’s geographical diversity—ranging from the Himalayan mountains to long coastlines and vast river systems—makes it highly prone to multiple types of disasters. Over time, it became clear that ad hoc relief-based approaches were insufficient to deal with the growing scale and complexity of disasters. This led to the creation of a dedicated institutional mechanism,…
Introduction India is a diverse country that frequently experiences various types of natural and man-made disasters. These include floods, earthquakes, cyclones, divine calamities, and pandemics. The objective of disaster management is to minimize the impact of these disasters and prevent potential damages. It involves actions before, during, and after the disaster. The government plays a…
Introduction Disasters, whether natural or human-induced, have a profound impact on lives, property, and the environment. India, with its vast geographical diversity and high population density, is prone to multiple types of disasters, ranging from earthquakes and floods to industrial accidents and biological hazards. Effective disaster management is crucial for minimizing damage, ensuring quick response,…