nAccurate predictions of disaster and good mass communication will improve disaster management. This seminar will be helpful in enhancing the efficiency of the participants said Director General Home Guard Ashok Dohare at one day state level seminar held at Home Guard Headquarters on Friday.
A one-day state-level seminar on the role of Home Guards and SDERF was held today at the Civil Protection and Disaster Management Headquarters, Bhopal in relation to the changing social environment and disaster challenges.
Sandeep Goyal, Additional Project Director, Disaster Management Specialist, Map IT,. Dilip Singh, Deputy Director, SDMA, Sudhir Dwivedith, Deputy Director, DMI, and Principal Scientist and APRA, Bhopal, gave detailed information on various topics.
At the seminar Additional Director General of Police DP Gupta, G. Akheta Sema, Additional Commandant General Vishad Tiwari, DIG SDRF Rajesh Sharma and other officers and all the divisional Commandant SDRF of the participating stat were present.
Meanwhile, due to continuous efforts and continuous efforts of the team, Madhya Pradesh stood first in the progress review of the month of February 2021, National Crime Records Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs conducts continuous monitoring of CCTNS implementation at the national level as a progress review. Progress review for the month of December 2020 on the basis of 'progress review' Madhya Pradesh was ranked second in the state, but Madhya Pradesh CCTNS and.
Crime and Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS) is an ambitious project under the National e-Governance Plan of the Government of India under which CCTN is presently located in 1068 police stations and 638 senior offices throughout Madhya Pradesh.