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Authorities Team Up to Boost Response in Avalanche-Prone Area In the beautiful ski spot of Gulmarg, officials from different groups came together for an important practice session. They wanted to check how well everyone could handle a big snow slide or other winter troubles. This drill happened to make sure that if something bad occurs in the snow, teams know what to do quickly and work as one. The exercise included folks from rescue services, local police, and weather experts. They acted out scenarios like people getting stuck under snow or roads blocked by heavy falls. Everyone practiced using tools like shovels, probes, and even helicopters for fast help. The goal was to spot any weak spots in their plans and fix them before real danger hits. One official shared that such drills are vital in places like Gulmarg, where heavy snow draws adventure lovers but can also bring risks. "We learned a lot today about talking better between teams," he said. The whole thing went smoothly, showing that the area is getting better at staying safe during harsh winters. This kind of preparation helps keep visitors and locals out of harm's way. It's a reminder that enjoying the mountains means being ready for whatever nature throws our way. Subtitle: Lessons from the Field During the drill, they focused on quick alerts and first aid. It wrapped up with a review meeting where everyone discussed what worked and what needs more work. Officials say more such sessions will happen to keep skills sharp.

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PM Modi to Address Nation in 115th ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Episode on October 27

October 23, 2024
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to connect with the nation and the global Indian community through the 115th episode of his popular radio program, ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ scheduled for October 27, 2024. This monthly address, which has become a significant platform for the Prime Minister to share his thoughts and engage with the public, will be aired live across multiple media platforms.
Listeners are encouraged to contribute their ideas and suggestions for the upcoming episode. These can be submitted via the toll-free number 1800-11-7800 or online through the Narendra Modi App and the MyGov Open Forum. The deadline for submissions is October 25, 2024.
The broadcast of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ will be accessible on a wide array of channels to ensure maximum reach. It will be aired on Akashvani and Doordarshan’s entire network, the AIR News website, and the Newsonair mobile app. For viewers preferring digital platforms, the episode will be live-streamed on YouTube channels associated with AIR News, DD News, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Following the Hindi broadcast, Akashvani will also transmit the program in various regional languages to cater to diverse linguistic audiences across India.
This episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ marks another opportunity for PM Modi to discuss a range of topics from national development to cultural heritage, encouraging citizen participation in governance and highlighting grassroots initiatives that inspire the nation.

 

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