Disaster Management in India
Causes of Disaster
- Environmental Degradation: The removal of trees and forest cover from a watershed area has led to groundwater depletion, soil erosion, and the extension of flood plains in upper and intermediate courses of rivers.
- Development Process: Rapid urbanisation, infrastructure construction, land exploitation, and technological advancement have all increased demand on natural resources.
- Political Issues: conflict, desire for nuclear power, competition among nations to become superpowers, and conquest of land, sea, and air. These have led to a variety of disastrous occurrences, including the nuclear explosion in Hiroshima, the Syrian civil war, and the increasing militarization of the oceans and ....
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Disaster Management
- 1 Landslides in India: Causes & Mitigation Measures
- 2 Pathways to Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
- 3 Disaster Management for Cultural Heritage
- 4 Forest Fires in India
- 5 Landslides Vulnerability of India
- 6 Drug Menace in India
- 7 Disaster Risk Reduction
- 8 Disaster Induced Displacement (DID)
- 9 Localisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- 10 Disaster Management Plan of Ministry of Panchayati Raj