Amit Shah's Mission: Zero Casualties During Heat Waves
Union Home Minister Amit Shah reveals a proactive plan aimed at ensuring zero human casualties during heat waves in India. While presenting the President's Colour to the NDRF, Shah emphasized the Modi government's commitment to minimizing damage during disasters, marking India as a leader in global disaster management.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced an ambitious plan to ensure zero human casualties during heat waves in India, emphasizing a proactive rather than reactive approach to disaster management.
Speaking after presenting the prestigious President's Colour to the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Shah highlighted the force's significant role in disaster relief. This honor marks exceptional service, celebrating not only the NDRF but also state forces and volunteer organizations.
Highlighting India's leadership in disaster response, Shah cited global warming as a challenge for future preparedness. With 16 NDRF battalions across the nation, the force has already completed over 12,000 operations since 2006, underscoring its vital role.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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