SUMMARY REPORT ON

Three Days National Level Online Training Program on

“Fire & Emergency Prevention in the Public

Buildings: Hospitals and Health Facilities”

Date: 25th to 27th August, 2021

Jointly organised by
National Fire Service College (NFSC), Nagpur
Government of India
&

National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM),

Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India

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Contents
1. Introduction to the Course

2. Objective

3. Background

4. Organization Brief

a. National Fire Service College (NFSC), Nagpur, Government of India

b. National Institute of Disaster Management, Government of India

5. Programme Schedule

6. Day-wise Summary - Day1

7. Day-wise Summary - Day 2

8. Day-wise Summary - Day 3

9. Key Takeaways

10. No. of Participants

11. YouTube Links

12. Annexure I : List of Participants

13. Annexure II : Experts’ Bio

14. Annexure III : Training certificate

15. Annexure IV : Registration details

16. Annexure V : Feedback Details

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“Fire & Emergency Prevention in the Public Buildings: Hospitals

and Health Facilities”
Date: 25 August 2021 to 27th August 2021
Timings [2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.]

1. National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) in collaboration with

National Fire Service College (NFSC), Nagpur conducted an online training
programme on “Fire & Emergency Prevention in the Public Buildings:
Hospitals and Health Facilities” on 25 th to 27th August 2021.

2. The objectives of the training programme were to:

 To understand the purpose, uses and gaps Fire & emergency safety
measures as circulated in various Acts, Rules & Regulations, Code and
Standards for Public Buildings.
 To explore the Fire Safety Related Challenges Faced by Existing public
buildings- with special reference to the health facilities.
 To address the key fire and emergency issues in the case of India.
 To discuss Fire Safety Guidelines, Fire & Emergency Prevention
Measures.

3. Background –
Fire is a serious threat to the individual and property of any organization.
Fires cause numerous injuries, deaths and losses of assets in organizations
each year. The public buildings including hospitals, schools/educational
institutes, industries, shopping malls, market places and hotels are more
vulnerable to fire and losses of lives and property are also higher. Losses from
fires are preventable by applying basic fire prevention principles and being
prepared for emergencies.

As the growth in global population drives towards greater urbanization, more

people are living in higher density, high-rise developments containing
numerous uses and occupancy types. At the same time, our urban areas are
encroaching on wild land spaces, creating increased areas of risk for wild
land-urban and semi-urban interface fires. In the highly populated developing
country like India, the risk is very high.

A study on “195-nation analysis by Global Diseases Burden” published during

December 2019 in the BMJ Injury Prevention journal, UK indicates that every
fifth fire in the world is in India. The study indicates that around 9 million

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fire incidents and 1.2 lakh deaths were recorded across the globe in 2017.
Out of that, India recorded 1.6 million fire incidents and 27,027 fire-related
deaths. In fact, the study highlights that every fifth fire-related death in the
world in 2017 took place in India. The study also highlights that children
(under 5 years) and adults (above 60) are the biggest fire victims — a trend
seen in urban India as well.

Various notable fire incidents in past such as School fire incident in

Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu in 2004, IOC Depot in Jaipur in 2009, AMRI
Hospital at Kolkata in 2011, Maharashtra Mantralaya in 2012, Lok Nayak
Bhawan in New Delhi in 2017, Arpit Hotel in New Delhi in 2019, Commercial
Centre fire in Surat in 2019 and fire incidents in factories in New Delhi
highlighted the need to take effective measures for fire prevention in urban
areas.

Fire prevention should be our first priority, as it is the primary strategy for
fire safety to reduce the fire incidents; however, mitigation measures for rapid
detection, raising the alarm, containment and suppression must also be put
in place, in addition to reliable measures to rapidly evacuate personnel and
others. Regular inspections in schools, factories, hotels, hospitals, business
centres and High-Rise Building and implementation of Fire Safety norms
given in National Building Code (NBC) of India could help us to reduce such
incidences. There is a massive need to train the children and adults in fire
safety measures. Mock-drills in schools, institutions and high-rise buildings
during regular intervals are must.

For fire prevention, it requires the highest level of systematic planning and
preparedness at the managerial level, including proper procedures and
continuous training. Effective management practices require the development
and implementation of policies and procedures to protect personnel and
property by preventing and/or dealing with fires and preparing for
emergencies. It is important to have adequate infrastructure to support fire
safety systems and provide the necessary resources to fight fires.

The Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs had circulated the Model
Fire Force Bill in 1958. On the basis of this, around 24 States/UTs have
enacted their Fire Service Act and framed the Rules. Fire Service role has
changed dramatically in the last few years. At present Fire Service is being
utilized not only in responding to fire incidents but also for responding the
local emergencies such as building collapse, search and rescue, nuclear-
biological disasters and train/road accidents. Apart from response, fire

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prevention and mitigation assume more importance considering the

increasing nos. of fire incidents day-by-day especially in urban areas. It has
been said that "when the experts panic, they call the fire department."
Considering the change in role of “Fire Service”, this Ministry has modified the
Model Fire Force Bill, 1958 to include Fire Prevention & life safety regulations,
enforcement of fire protection measures as per latest National Building Code
of India and Disaster Management. The Ministry of Home Affairs has prepared
a new bill titled as “Model Bill for the Maintenance of a Fire & Emergency
Services for the State” in 2019 with the request to enact/amend the State Fire
Service Act/Rules accordingly. This will allow States to implement the latest
safety measures in mitigating the fire & emergency hazards.

The some of the major issues in ensuring fire & emergency safety are as
follows:
 Negligence and disregard for appropriate safety measures, including fire
safety, at any level of responsibility is likely to directly add risk to lives,
assets and programme delivery.
 Many of the public buildings in India including schools, markets, health
centres and heritage are old building structures. These precincts have
poor electric wiring, lack of fire safety equipment, poor circulation
systems, encroachments which makes them vulnerable to short circuit
and fire.
 New and emerging technologies pose electrical and other challenges
that could initiate fires in ways that have never been seen before. New
Building materials and systems are regularly introduced into the
marketplace and need assessment relative to their fire performance.
Another challenge is the growing attention to Building envelope
performance – including thermal performance, air leakage,
permeability, water infiltration, etc. In some areas, this is even driven
by changes to local codes and regulation.
 Lack of awareness and skills about using fire safety equipment and
plans of users and staffs play a major role. It increases the vulnerability
of the people.

4. Fire and Emergency Safety Issues in Hospitals

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health
Organization (WHO) have defined a ‘safe hospital’ as one that “will not collapse
in disasters, killing patients and staff; can continue to function and provide
its services as a critical community facility when it is most needed; and
organized, with contingency plans in place and health workforce trained to

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keep the network operational”. To be safe, hospitals need to be designed for

every eventuality. At the heart of it lies poor hospital design and lack of policy
implementation. There is lack of awareness of safety at the national and the
state level when such policies are planned.

A study on fire incidents in major hospitals of India indicates that about 35

major fire incidents were reported during the last decade (2010-2020). The
most common cause of fire was due to electrical short circuit out of which
78% with air conditioners being the most common source. Functional fire
fighting systems were reported in 19 incidents. Fires originated at or near
intensive care units (ICU’s) in 10 instances. 72.72% accidents occurred at
night (8:01 p.m. to 7:59 a.m.). Casualties were reported in 39% of the fire
accidents.

Recently, another fire accident occurred in Patel Welfare Hospital, a

designated COVID-19 facility, in Bharuch city, Gujarat, caused deaths of 18
people, including two healthcare workers and 16 patients.

Hospitals need to prioritize periodic testing of fire fighting systems and regular
training of staff on their use. Judicious placement of electrical equipment
combined with oxygen monitoring devices in intensive care areas should also
be prioritized. Storage of flammable materials and placement of central gas
supply points should be away from the vicinity of patient care areas and
always in conjunction with robust fire detection and control methods.
Hospitals should adhere to their planned capacity.

5. Scope of the Training:

•The training programme will intensify the knowledge of the disaster
management authorities, fire professionals and health professionals about the
issues and needs in the field of fire and emergency safety and prevention
measures in the public buildings with specific reference to the hospitals/
health facilities.
•The training will guide the audience in understanding the importance of fire
safety policy and measures to prevent disasters & emergency scenarios. Also
learning from the past incidents and case studies will pave the way in future
practice.
•This training programme will be under the supervision for experts who
understand and manage the importance of fire guidelines, plans and policies
to practices in future.

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6. Organization Brief:

i. National Fire Service College (NFSC), Nagpur, Government of India

National Fire Service College (NFSC) was established in 1956 and it is one of
the allied organizations of Disaster Management Division under the
functioning of Director General (Fire Services, Civil Defence & Home Guards),
Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India with the aim of providing
training to the fire officers of the country in advanced techniques of firefighting
& rescue and creating uniformity in the fire service organizations and their
management across the country.

In India, situated right in the heart of the great historic city of Nagpur,
National Fire Service College owes its existence to organize advanced training
of Fire Officers rendering valuable technical training and provide knowledge
to higher levels of echelons in the Country. Slowly gaining importance, a need
was felt to bring the area of Firefighting into more scientific basis and the
vision of Prof M.G. Pradhan, the Commandant/First Director of the present
college, felt that there should be a uniformity in the fire service organizations
and their management across the country. Every Six Months of period, NFSC
trains 30 Divisional officers, 45 number of Station officers & Instructors, more
than 240 sub-officers at Regional Training Centers in order to support the
State Fire Services and Central Organizations by rendering valuable technical
training and provide knowledge to higher levels of echelons.

Slowly gaining importance, a need was felt to bring the area of Firefighting
into more scientific basis and the vision of Prof. S.K. Ghosh, Director felt that
there should be a college devoted entirely to all technical aspects of firefighting
brings the discipline of Fire engineering. With this aim, NFSC has introduced
a Bachelor of Fire Engineering program of 3 and half years duration as post
B.Sc. in 1978 affiliated to the Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur
University (RTMNU) with an aim to generate technically competent fire
engineers for the numerous fire hazard prone organizations of the country.
This 3 and half years B.E (Fire Engineering) program has continued from 1978
to 2004 and discontinued due to lack of in fracture.

This was further strengthened by the Government of India in 2010 when an

up-gradation scheme was approved and implemented with full-fledged
facilities and groomed to world class facilities at National Fire Service College.

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With this up gradation, the NFSC has planned to run 27 fire prevention &
protection courses and again introduced a Bachelor of Fire Engineering
programme in 2015, affiliated to the Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur
University (RTMNU) as per the norms of the All Indian Council for Technical
Education (AICTE) with an aim to generate technically competent fire
engineers for the numerous fire hazard prone organizations of the country.
The students/trainees of this college will be undergone the rigorous physical
training sessions and practical demonstrations as defined in academic and
training curriculum prescribed by the RTMNU and AICTE.

The National Fire Service College is only institution offering a B.E. (Fire
Engineering) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.
National Fire Service College is only one of its kind in the Country and perhaps
in the whole of Asia.

The buildings of the new NFSC campus have all been styled to take into
account future requirements and would be the best in the country. With
changing technological front, NFSC keep updating laboratories,
infrastructure, computers, and machinery from time to time.

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ii. National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), Ministry of

Home Affairs, Government of India

The National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) was constituted under

an Act of Parliament with a vision to play the role of a premier institute for
capacity development in India and the region. The efforts in this direction that
began with the formation of the National Centre for Disaster Management
(NCDM) in 1995 gained impetus with its redesignation as the National
Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) for training and capacity
development. Under the Disaster Management Act 2005, NIDM has been
assigned nodal responsibilities for human resource development, capacity
building, training, research, documentation and policy advocacy in the field
of disaster management.

Both as a national Centre and then as the national Institute, NIDM has
performed a crucial role in bringing disaster risk reduction to the forefront of
the national agenda. The Institute believes that disaster risk reduction is
possible only through promotion of a "Culture of Prevention" involving all
stakeholders. The Institute works through strategic partnerships with various
ministries and departments of the central, state and local governments,
academic, research and technical organizations in India and abroad and other
bi-lateral and multi-lateral international agencies.

NIDM is proud to have a multi-disciplinary core team of professionals working

in various aspects of disaster management. In its endeavour to facilitate
training and capacity development, the Institute has state-of-the-art facilities
like class rooms, seminar hall and video-conferencing facilities etc. The
Institute has a well-stocked library exclusively on the theme of disaster
management and mitigation. The Institute provides training in face-to-face,
on-line and self-learning mode as well as satellite based training. In-house
and off-campus face-to-face training to the officials of the state governments
is provided free of charge including modest boarding and lodging facilities.

NIDM provides Capacity Building support to various National and State level
agencies in the field of Disaster Management & Disaster Risk Reduction. The
Institute's vision is to create a Disaster Resilient India by building the capacity
at all levels for disaster prevention and preparedness.

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7. Schedule of the Webinar

DAY 1:

Time Topics Panelists

Day 1: 25.08.2021 (Wednesday)
2.30 pm to 2.35 Welcome and Introductory Dr. Garima Aggarwal, Senior
pm Remarks Consultant (Resilient
Infrastructure), NIDM
2.35 pm to 2.45 Keynote Address Maj. General M.K. Bindal
pm Executive Director, NIDM
2.45 pm to 2.55 Inaugural Address Mr. Taj Hassan, IPS, Director
pm. General,
Office of the DG(FS, CD & HG),
MHA, GoI
2.55 pm to 3.00 Vote of Thanks Dr. Goutham Kumar Nadakuditi,
pm Assistant Professor, NFSC

3.00 pm to 3.10 Program Introduction and Dr. Garima Aggarwal, NIDM

pm Context setting for the day
3.10 pm to 3.40 Session 1: Fire and Dr. D.K Shami,
pm Emergency related Fire Advisor, DG(FS, CD & HG)
Concerns in Public MHA, GoI
Buildings – Challenges and
Lessons learnt
3.40 pm to 4.20 Session 2: Fire and Mr. Ashok Menon,
pm Emergency Safety Director,
Measures as circulated in Directorate of Fire & Emergency
various Act, Rules & Services, Government of Goa
Regulations, Code and
Standards for Public
Buildings- [With specific
reference to Hospitals and
Health facilities ]
4.20 pm to 4.30 Questions and answers Moderated by NIDM
pm and Summing Up

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DAY 2:

Day 2: 26.08.2021 (Thursday)

2.30 pm to 2.35 Briefing of Day 1 and Dr. Garima Aggarwal, NIDM
pm context setting of the day
2.35 pm to 2.55 Key Note Address Prof. Chandan Ghosh, Head,
pm Resilient Infrastructure, NIDM
2.55 pm to 3.35 Session 2: Guidelines on Mr. Debpriya Biswas ,
pm fire & emergency safety in Addl. Director General ( Retd),
Hospitals & Healthcare West Bengal Fire Services
Providers with reference to
a Case Study.
3.35 pm to 3.45 Questions and answers Moderated by NFSC/NIDM
pm
3.45 pm to 4.25 Session 3: Emergency Ms. Keerthi D’Souza,
pm preparedness and response Managing Director,
in Hospitals through ISO Life Giver Professional Services
45001:2018 - International
Standard for Occupational
Health and Safety
Management System
4.25 pm to 4.30 Questions and answers/ NIDM/NFSC
pm Summing up

DAY 3:

Day 3: 27.08.2021 (Friday)

2.30 pm to 2.35 Briefing of Day 2 and context Dr. Garima Aggarwal,
pm setting of the day NIDM
2.35 pm to 2.45 Address Dr. Amir Ali, Assistant
pm Professor, NIDM
2.45 pm to 3.25 Session 4: Fire & Emergency Sh. N.K Bishnoi,
pm Prevention Measures in Hospitals Director Fire Service,
Gujarat
3.25 pm to 3.35 Questions and answers Moderated by NFSC/NIDM
pm
3.35 pm to 4.15 Session 5: Hospital Disaster Dr. Lallu Joseph,
pm Management Plan and Organizing Secretary General, CAHO
a mock drill in a Hospital Associate GS & Quality
Manager,
CMC Vellore
4.15 pm to 4.25 Question and Answers / Moderated by NIDM
pm Summing up
4.25 pm to 4.30 Vote of Thanks Gautham
pm

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8. DAY 1:

The program was initiated by Dr. Garima Aggarwal, Senior Consultant (RID),
NIDM, who welcomed the dignitaries and participants and gave an overview of
the training program. She set the context of the program by sharing that various
notable fire incidents in past such as Uphar Fire in 1997, School fire incident in
Kumbakonam, in 2004, IOC Depot in Jaipur in 2009, AMRI Hospital at Kolkata
in 2011, Maharashtra Mantralaya in 2012, Arpit Hotel tragedy in Delhi &
Commercial Centre fire in Surat in 2019, fire accidents in factories in New Delhi
and Covid hospital in Gujarat are noteworthy examples which highlight the need
to take effective measures for fire prevention in public buildings. She indicated
as public buildings have high population density as well as full of electrical and
mechanical infrastructure, the need of fire prevention in these buildings is very
high. She had given a brief introduction for each day, also shared her experience
and observations from her works. She had also introduced all the expert
dignitaries of the program. She indicated that this module for training would be
one of its own kind which will bring expertise available not only in the area of
fire & emergency safety but also experts from infrastructure related institutions
to discuss the vulnerabilities and issues associated with the public buildings.
She had moderated the session and involved the speakers and participants in
interactive discussions.

Photo 1 Dr. Garima Aggarwal, Senior Consultant (RID), NIDM initiated the
programme,

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Keynote Address:
Keynote Address had been delivered by Maj. General M.K. Bindal, Executive
Director, NIDM. He mentioned about the need of the fire safety due to the
rapid growth in building construction and urbanization. He also added the
issues like violation of guidelines, lack of awareness of the fire safety, use of
residential buildings as commercial spaces with the examples of commercial
building fire attacks in Delhi and Surat. He talked about the three major
reasons of fire attacks in buildings, those are electric short circuit, LPG
Gas/Gas stoves, and Human negligence.

Photo 2 Keynote Address by Maj. General M.K. Bindal , Executive Director,

NIDM.

Inaugural Address:
Inaugural Address had been delivered by Mr. Taj Hassan, IPS, Director
General, Office of the DG(FS, CD & HG), MHA, GoI. He shared his long
experience heading the fire units in Andaman. He mentioned the major
reasons of fire attacks in Andaman are using wood as building material. He
added that the major problem of recue is the poor resources available in the
fire stations. He has also mentioned the issues of accessibility to the older
areas of Delhi in case of fire. He added the importance of awareness and
training programs for fire safety.

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Photo 3 Inaugural Address by Mr. Taj Hassan, IPS, Director General, Office of
the DG(FS, CD & HG), MHA, GoI.

Address:
Prof. Chandan Ghosh made remarks on the importance of the fire and
emergency prevention. He described the importance of the training
programme, he added different new and upcoming technologies which are
available in the market for fire safety measures and mock drill purposes.

Photo 4 Prof. Chandan Ghosh made remarks on the importance of the fire and
emergency prevention.
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Eminent Speaker for Session 1:

Lecture:
Dr. D.K Shami, Fire Advisor, Director, NFSC, Nagpur,MHA, GoI, delivered
lecture on Fire and Emergency related Concerns in Public Buildings –
Challenges and Lessons learnt. He briefed about the gaps in implementing by-
laws and guidelines for the hospitals and health facilities. He also talked from
a fireman perspective, difficulties faced in the past incidents, violation of rules
by the hospitals. He stated that there are more than 10 guidelines on fire
safety but we need to take care of local byelaws and regulations while planning
for fire prevention. However, the issue is implementation of fire prevention
measures. He discussed about importance of fire auditing in ensuring
maintenance of the buildings and also indicated need to having an emergency
plan for hospital.

Photo 5 Dr. D.K Shami, Fire Advisor, Director, NFSC, Nagpur,MHA, GoI,
delivered lecture on Day 1.

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Eminent Speaker for Session 2:

Lecture:
Mr. Ashok Menon, Director, Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services,
Government of Goa shared insights on Fire and Emergency Safety Measures
as circulated in various Act, Rules & Regulations, Code and Standards for
Public Buildings- [With specific reference to Hospitals and Health facilities].
Dr Menon spoke about rules and regulations, comparative analysis of fire
incidents in last decade, fire incidents and reasons from 2011 – AMRI, Kolkata
incidents to present fire attacks in covid hospitals.

Photo 6 Mr. Ashok Menon, Director, Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services,
Government of Goa had presented on Day 1

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9. DAY 2:
Welcome and Introductory Remarks with continuations of yesterday's sessions
by Dr. Garima Aggarwal, Senior Consultant (Resilient Infrastructure), NIDM
(Convenor). She had briefed about the previous day’s session along with the key
notes and learnings from the last two presentation. She also briefed about the
detail schedule of day 2. She moderated the day 2 program and question &
answer session with an interactive discussion. She highlighted that although
most of the cases of fire are due to short circuits and low maintenance of the
buildings, very interestingly it was identified with support of data that in many
cases the cause of ignition of fire in hospitals is due to cooking/ kitchen related
negligence. She stated that Hospitals are life line buildings which has high
population density i.e. too vulnerable population (the diseased, dependents, old,
pregnant women, infants, toddlers and children) which would require support
to evacuate. These buildings do have the best and the costliest infrastructure for
life safety, so the loss of infrastructure of a hospital is irreparable in the country
like India where we always talk about shortage of medical resources in the
villages, towns and cities.

Prof. Chandan Ghosh, Head Resilient Infrastructure Division, NIDM made

address on the importance of the fire and emergency prevention. He also
presented the importance of fire alarms, use of machine learning, AI, IoT devices
and emergency alert systems. He added the importance of structural safety,
mock drills, precautions for multi-hazard impacts e.g. fire attacks due to
earthquakes. He shared a video presentation on ‘comparison of Post fire
assessment in sprinklered room and non-sprinklered room’.

Photo 7 Prof. Chandan Ghosh showing importance of non-structural measures in buildings.

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Photo 8 Prof. Chandan Ghosh made address on the importance of the fire and
emergency prevention and shared important presentations.

Eminent Speaker for Session 3:

Lecture:
Mr. Debpriya Biswas, Addl. Director General (Retd), West Bengal Fire
Services, delivered lecture on 'Guidelines on fire & emergency safety in
Hospitals & Healthcare Providers with reference to a Case Study'. He briefed
about his professional experience over last three decades including the case
of AMRI Hospital, West Bengal fire attack in 2009 in detail. He mentioned
major reason of the fire attack are due to structural safety and placement of
non-structural elements, use of flammable elements for the interior, lack of
design knowledge, lack of networking, absence of an operational Hospital
Disaster Management Plan, limited access to the hospital, no action plan from
hospital side and lack of awareness. He also added important of hospital
disaster management plan, ‘what we need to do’ and the learnings from his
experience.

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Photo 9 Mr. Debpriya Biswas, Addl. Director General (Retd), West Bengal Fire
Services, delivered lecture on Day 2.

Eminent Speaker for Session 4:

Lecture:
Ms. Keerthi D'Souza, Managing Director of life Giver professional service
delivered lecture on 'Emergency preparedness and response in Hospitals
through ISO 45001:2018 - International Standard for Occupational Health
and Safety Management System.' She had highlighted the requirement of
emergency preparedness from the design and construction level. Also
mentioned the infrastructure need, awareness plan. She had mentioned
perspective of the economy, social and environmental impact of poor
preparedness. She talked about the document called ‘Occupational safety and
health in public health emergencies: A manual for protecting health workers
and responders’, was released in 2018 by ILO. She briefed the ‘Occupational
health and safety management system (OH&SMS) – ISO 45001:2018’ in
details from management perspective.

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Photo 10 Ms. Keerthi D'Souza, Managing Director of life Giver professional

service delivered lecture on Day 2

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10. DAY 3:
Welcome and Introductory Remarks with a brief of previous sessions by Dr.
Garima Aggarwal, Senior Consultant (Resilient Infrastructure), NIDM
(Convener). She had given a brief description about day 2 event including the
importance of International Standard for healthcare and learning from the
case studies. She had added the importance of 3 rd day of the event with
reference to mock drill, disaster management plan. She had also moderated
the sessions along with question and answer sessions.

Photo 11 Dr. Garima Aggarwal, Senior Consultant (Resilient Infrastructure),

NIDM (Convener) moderated the sessions.

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Address:
Sh. K.K. Bishnoi, Director Fire Service, Gujarat had shared his valuable
knowledge and experience of Fire & Emergency Prevention in the Hospitals
especially from the covid-19 hospital fire attacks. He mentioned the issues
about the overloaded equipment, healthcare staffs, patients and high
flammable materials.

Photo 12 17. Sh. K.K. Bishnoi, Director Fire Service, Gujarat had shared
his valuable knowledge and experience

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Address:
Dr. Amir Ali Khan, Assistant Professor, NIDM made address on the
importance of the fire and emergency management plan for hospitals and
healthcare centers. He mentioned about the challenge of sustainable,
functional and disaster safe hospitals. He added the national level example to
elaborate the impact of hospital safety with the example of Gujarat
earthquake. He also mentioned the importance about hospital recovery,
reconstruction stages with the example of Kolkata hospital fire attack. He
added international cases and WHO guidelines.

Photo 13 Dr. Amir Ali Khan, Assistant Professor, NIDM made address

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Address:
Prof. Chandan Ghosh, Head, Resilient Infrastructure, NIDM shared valuable
video on earthquake and fire resilient hospital for future, research of
University of California.

Photo 14 19. Prof. Chandan Ghosh, Head, Resilient Infrastructure, NIDM

shared knowledgeable video

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Eminent Speaker for Session 5:

Lecture:
Mr. Manish Modh, Fire professional, Directorate of Fire Prevention Service,
Gujarat, delivered lecture on ‘Fire & Emergency Prevention Measures in
Hospitals’. He briefed healthcare facilities challenges, the role of fire
professional in the fire site, the causes of Covid hospital fires, the risks and
challenges faced by the firemen in the Covid hospital fire attack cases in
Gujrat. He has also shared the major focus of plans of his team to handle the
Covid hospital fires. He mentioned their objective towards fire prevention
which is about awareness, training program and mock drills. He added the
importance of updating database for each hospital to prevent risk. He also
concluded with the case studies of successful operations in the covid hospital
fires with no causalities.

Photo 15 Mr. Manish Modh, Fire professional, Directorate of Fire Prevention

Service, Gujarat, delivered lecture.

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Eminent Speaker for Session 6:

Lecture:
Dr. Lallu Joseph, Secretary General, CAHO Associate GS & Quality Manager,
CMC Vellore delivered lecture on ' Hospital Disaster Management Plan and
organizing a mock drill in a Hospital.' She presented the steps of preparing a
hospital management plan and on how to conduct a mock drill in the hospital.
She also explained the steps of the emergency preparedness. She mentioned
the locational risk for the hospitals with risk score table. She shared the
document of fire emergency plans with detailed explanation of each level of
the same. She concluded with the detail description of the processes of whole
mock drill operation and after exercises.

Photo 16 Dr. Lallu Joseph, Secretary General, CAHO Associate GS & Quality
Manager, CMC Vellore delivered lecture

11. Valedictory Session

Dr. Garima Aggarwal summed up the three days training program. She
indicated that each learning session had detailed discussions and question
answer session between speakers and participants for all three days. She
highlighted the need of implementation of fire prevention norms, standards
and international standards for the hospitals in place. There is a need to
protect the vulnerable section of a hospital i.e. patients, manpower and health
infrastructure. She emphasized that hospitals should be in working condition
when they are needed the most, so importance of DM plan & regular mock
drill is must. She also presented key take aways from the training program.

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Dr. Gouthamkumar Nadakuditi, Assistant Professor, NFSC summed up in the last

and presented the vote of thanks for all three days.

Photo 17 Dr. Gouthamkumar Nadakuditi, Assistant Professor, NFSC

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12. Key Takeaway:

 There is a need to strengthen the institutional system to implement the

fire prevention norms, standards and international standards for the
hospitals in place. Local byelaws and regulations should be taken care of
while planning for fire prevention. Fire auditing in ensuring maintenance
of the building is essential.

 Hospitals are life line buildings which has high population density i.e. too
vulnerable population (the diseased, dependents, old, pregnant women,
infants, toddlers and children) which would require support to evacuate.

 Health related buildings do have the best and the costliest infrastructure
for life safety, so the loss of infrastructure of a hospital is irreparable in the
country like India where we always talk about shortage of medical
resources in the villages, towns and cities. We need to ensure the safety of
structural aspects of the hospital building as well as non-structural
elements like architectural elements, electrical equipment, oxygen related
equipment as well.

 About 52 % fire in hospitals are due to cooking equipment and electrical

negligence. New risks added in the hospitals due to use of hand sanitizers
and oxygen plants, increasing loads of electrical equipment like ACs.

 For hospitals, preparation of hospital Emergency Management plan cannot

be ignored. There is a need to train the staff on regular basis. Mock drills
and table top exercises for conducting mass evacuation is another
important aspect of it.

 Fire prevention is the need of hour. We have limited resources for response,
which are overstressed due to negligence and lack of adoption of
preparedness & mitigation measures. We need to build culture of fire
prevention.

13. Total no. of registration – 983

Total no. of participation – 699

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Total no. of certification – 438 (full filling the criteria of 80%

attendance)

14. The YouTube link of the Webinar is mentioned below –

Webinar was held using NIDM Cisco Webex which was also live at YouTube:

Day 1: https://youtu.be/A8Fb2OcSJ6U

Day 2: https://youtu.be/-dg-rdIFm0s

Day 3: https://youtu.be/IHL66XMhDQE

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15. Annexure I : List of Participants who attended the Webinar

No. Name Attendee Email

1 Anubhav Singh [email protected]
2 Manish Kumar Patle [email protected]
3 Mukul Deswal [email protected]
4 Rupal Rewatkar [email protected]
5 34ASTO SFRO 4981 [email protected]
6 34ASTOSFRO 4939 [email protected]
7 34ASTOSFRO 4957 [email protected]
8 34ASTOSFRO 4959 [email protected]
9 34ASTOSFRO 4960 [email protected]
10 34ASTOSFRO 4967 [email protected]
11 34ASTOSFRO 4973 [email protected]
12 34ASTOSFRO-4945 [email protected]
13 34ASTOSFRO-M- 2051 [email protected]
14 AA SARMA [email protected]
15 Aadesh choudhari [email protected]
16 aaditya sankale [email protected]
17 Aaftab Alam kanoje [email protected]
18 Aamir Ali [email protected]
19 abdu ssameem [email protected]
20 Abdul Azeem Shaikh [email protected]
21 Abdul Gafoor OK [email protected]
22 abdul salam [email protected]
23 Abdul Shukkur [email protected]
24 Abdul Wahab Palwala [email protected]
25 ABHIJITH V P [email protected]
26 Abhilash K R [email protected]
27 abhilash krishnankutty [email protected]
28 Abhinnya Roshan [email protected]
29 Abhishek Chaudhary [email protected]
30 Abhishek Kumar [email protected]
31 Abilal Rang K. S [email protected]
32 Aby mathew [email protected]
33 ADHITH BHASKER [email protected]
34 ADIL HAKEEM khan [email protected]
35 adith bhasker [email protected]
36 Aditya [email protected]
37 ADMINISTRATOR d [email protected]
38 adwaith A Nair [email protected]

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39 ahmed [email protected]
40 Aishwarya Gupta [email protected]
41 Aishwarya Zade [email protected]
42 AJAY BALA [email protected]
43 Ajikumarbabu [email protected]
44 ajinkya Salunkhe [email protected]
45 ajish [email protected]
46 AJITHA V VIDYADHARAN N [email protected]
47 Ajmeera shashank [email protected]
48 Akash CS [email protected]
49 Akhil [email protected]
50 Akhil Mohan [email protected]
51 AKHIL R V [email protected]
52 AKHILA KISHORE MALLICK [email protected]
53 Akshat Chauhan [email protected]
54 Akshat Kumar [email protected]
55 ALAN KURIAN [email protected]
56 albiya sebastian [email protected]
57 Aman kumar [email protected]
58 Aman Rana [email protected]
59 Amanpreet Kaur [email protected]
60 ameena shaijas [email protected]
61 Ameerudheen.kp [email protected]
62 AMITAVA SARDER [email protected]
63 Amjad Naaz [email protected]
64 Amrit Singh [email protected]
65 Anchal khadotkar [email protected]
66 angela khanna [email protected]
67 Aniket Deshmukh [email protected]
68 Anil kumar Chaurasia [email protected]
69 Anil Jathar [email protected]
70 Anil Waghmare [email protected]
71 Anilkumar PR [email protected]
72 Anilkumars [email protected]
73 ANJALI VERMA [email protected]
74 Ankit Kumar [email protected]
75 Ankit kumar [email protected]
76 Ankush Katolkar [email protected]
77 Ankush Waghmare [email protected]
78 Anoob babu [email protected]

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79 ANOOP KUMAR YADAV [email protected]

80 Anoop Pulachery [email protected]
81 ANU JOHN [email protected]
82 anu shree [email protected]
83 Anurag Singh [email protected]
84 appu [email protected]
85 Aravindan N [email protected]
86 Arjun [email protected]
87 Arnab Bhowmick [email protected]
88 ARPIT NAGPURE [email protected]
89 Arpit Thanekar [email protected]
90 Arshad Umar [email protected]
91 Arun Pandi [email protected]
92 Arun S S [email protected]
93 ARUNAVA KARMAKAR [email protected]
94 ARUNKUMAR A [email protected]
95 Aryaman Singh [email protected]
96 Aryan [email protected]
97 Ashar (TSC Hospital) [email protected]
98 ashish [email protected]
99 ashish Kumar Sharma [email protected]
100 Ashish Saini [email protected]
101 ashish shinde [email protected]
102 Ashish Singh [email protected]
103 Ashish Thakre [email protected]
104 ashishkumar kolhe [email protected]
105 Ashok [email protected]
106 ASHOK MENON [email protected]
107 Ashokan.O.K [email protected]
108 Ashutosh Borokar [email protected]
109 ASHVIN SONDAWALE [email protected]
110 Ashwani Kumar Mishra [email protected]
111 ASHWARYA CHOUKIKAR [email protected]
112 ASHWIN JOSHI [email protected]
113 Astha Gije [email protected]
114 ASTOSFRO [email protected]
115 Aswathy M S [email protected]
116 Augustian T [email protected]
117 Avee Jain [email protected]
118 Avi Dwivedi [email protected]

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119 Avin Naranje [email protected]

120 Avinash Bawane [email protected]
121 avinash kumar singh [email protected]
122 avinash singh [email protected]
123 Babji Malineni [email protected]
124 Baburaj [email protected]
125 Baiju D [email protected]
126 BALRAM SAHU [email protected]
127 Bandini Darekar [email protected]
128 BHAAVAN SISTLA [email protected]
129 Bharath A B [email protected]
130 Bhargavan [email protected]
131 Bhawesh Chandra [email protected]
132 BIJOY ABRAHAM [email protected]
133 Bijumon S [email protected]
134 bilal ahmad lone [email protected]
135 Bincy John [email protected]
136 bindhu suresh [email protected]
137 BINOY P BENNY [email protected]
138 Bishal Rai [email protected]
139 Br Robert K.DevAnand [email protected]
140 Br. ROBERT K. DEVNAND [email protected]
141 Brajen Kalita [email protected]
142 CEEYAM HOSPITAL [email protected]
143 CHAITANYA Wagh [email protected]
144 Chenna Reddy [email protected]
145 Chetan sureshrao Mange [email protected]
146 Chinna Birneedi [email protected]
147 chintan kokate [email protected]
148 Chowdepalli Peddi Reddy [email protected]
149 Dana Priya [email protected]
150 Darshan Dolas [email protected]
151 DDMA WEST [email protected]
152 Debapriya Biswas [email protected]
153 Debasish Mishra [email protected]
154 Deep Dey [email protected]
155 DEEPA DILEEP KUMAR (TSC Hospital) [email protected]
156 Deepak Chahar [email protected]
157 Deepak soni [email protected]
158 Deepanshu [email protected]

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159 Devamatha Hospital [email protected]

160 Deven Katle [email protected]
161 DFO Karimnagar [email protected]
162 Dhamanjit Debbarma [email protected]
163 Dhananjay Singh [email protected]
164 Dhanesh [email protected]
165 dhanya [email protected]
166 Dharamveer Kapoor [email protected]
167 dharmendra pal [email protected]
168 Dharmesh kosrekar [email protected]
169 Digendra singh [email protected]
170 Dikshay Chavan [email protected]
171 Dileep K [email protected]
172 Dileepkumar P G [email protected]
173 Dinesh Kumar J [email protected]
174 Dinkan V R [email protected]
175 Disha Thakur [email protected]
176 District Fire Officer [email protected]
177 divyam [email protected]
178 Diwanshu Singh [email protected]
179 Dr Adithya Suresh [email protected]
180 Dr Ahmed Abdul Haleem Khan [email protected]
181 Dr Archana Udayan [email protected]
182 Dr D K Shami [email protected]
183 Dr Gouthamkumar Nadakuditi [email protected]
184 dr riyaz [email protected]
185 Dr Shameer Salam [email protected]
186 Dr. Garima Aggarwal [email protected]
187 Dr. Gouthamkumar Nadakuditi [email protected]
188 Dr. Nutan Deshmukh [email protected]
189 Dr. Radha S [email protected]
190 Dr. ROGY.P.OOMMEN [email protected]
191 Dr. Rubaidath A K.. TH Neendakara [email protected]
192 DR. ZAFAR ABBAS A. ALI [email protected]
193 Dr.Himanshu Yajurvedi [email protected]
194 Dr.Manavalan Ilakkuvan [email protected]
195 Dr.Prajakta Sali [email protected]
196 Dr.ROGY P.OOMMEN [email protected]
197 DR.SACHIN BHAGAT [email protected]
198 Durgesh kukde [email protected]

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199 Dushyant Kumar Singh [email protected]

200 Dusmanta Kumar Swain [email protected]
201 E S Langshiang [email protected]
202 EHTISHAM AHMAD KHAN [email protected]
203 Er.Mukesh Kumar Saubhagya [email protected]
204 faris [email protected]
205 FARSA Viyyur [email protected]
206 fire and rescue Kollam [email protected]
207 fire station kottayam [email protected]
208 Gagan Upadhyay [email protected]
209 GAGANDEEP [email protected]
210 GAJ RATHORE [email protected]
211 Gajendra Susvirkar [email protected]
212 Garima Aggarwal [email protected]
213 Gaurav [email protected]
214 Gaurav [email protected]
215 Gaurav Syal [email protected]
216 Gaurav vats [email protected]
217 GAUTAM KUMAR [email protected]
218 gayanand Singh [email protected]
219 Geetha Ravi [email protected]
220 Geo Jojo [email protected]
221 George Thomas [email protected]
222 gireesh cp firestation mananthavadi [email protected]
223 Girish Kumar S R [email protected]
224 Godson Albert [email protected]
225 Gokul MP [email protected]
226 GOKULSHRIRAM S S [email protected]
227 Gokulshriram S S [email protected]
228 Goutam Ray [email protected]
229 Gouthamkumar Nadakuditi [email protected]
230 Hafiz Mohammod Nasir Ghani Haider [email protected]
231 HANSRAJ VERMA [email protected]
232 Harbakhash Singh [email protected]
233 HARI NAIR [email protected]
234 Hari Sankar Rout [email protected]
235 Hariharan S [email protected]
236 harinath reddy [email protected]
237 Harishchandra Suryakant Narkar [email protected]
238 Harsh Lochak [email protected]

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239 Harsh Raj Singh [email protected]

240 Harshad Dahatonde [email protected]
241 Harshal Allewar [email protected]
242 Harshal Vairagade [email protected]
243 Hatim Hussain [email protected]
244 Hatish [email protected]
245 HEMA [email protected]
246 Hemant Bhandari [email protected]
247 Hemkanta Borah [email protected]
248 Himanshu Kanaujia [email protected]
249 Himanshu Patel [email protected]
250 Hitesh bhagat [email protected]
251 HOD (ARFF & MT) [email protected]
252 Ibopishak Singh [email protected]
253 IMRAN KHAN [email protected]
254 Indraneel Raut [email protected]
255 Ishan Bhasin [email protected]
256 J LAWRENCE [email protected]
257 J.LAWRENCE VU3XQI [email protected]
258 Jagdish [email protected]
259 James Sebastian [email protected]
260 Javed Manzoor [email protected]
261 Jayachandran S [email protected]
262 JAYADEVAN [email protected] [email protected]
263 Jayesh Gawai [email protected]
264 JAYESH MV [email protected]
265 JERIN BEJOY PONTHAKKEN [email protected]
266 Jibin [email protected]
267 Jibina K V [email protected]
268 Jithin Mkl [email protected]
269 jobin [email protected]
270 Joel Rai [email protected]
271 Jogy A S [email protected]
272 johnichan m a [email protected]
273 Jose A Mekkattukulam [email protected]
274 Joseph Madari [email protected]
275 JYOTHIN RAJ P V [email protected]
276 k J mathew [email protected]
277 kajal Dahiya [email protected]
278 Kalpana Meshram [email protected]

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279 Karan Mhatre [email protected]

280 keerthi [email protected]
281 KESAVANNAMBOODIRI O C [email protected]
282 khawaish gupta [email protected]
283 khushant taneja [email protected]
284 Kiran S A [email protected]
285 Kouashal Kumar [email protected]
286 Kousik Das Malakar [email protected]
287 Kovvuru Shanmukharao [email protected]
288 Krishan [email protected]
289 Krishnadas P [email protected]
290 Krishnan s [email protected]
291 Krishnendra Choudhary [email protected]
292 Krunal [email protected]
293 krushna Chandra Gouda [email protected]
294 KRUSHNA TALMALE [email protected]
295 Kumar Ganesan [email protected]
296 Kunal [email protected]
297 kunal [email protected]
298 kunal samtani [email protected]
299 Kundan Bind [email protected]
300 Kuntal Dey [email protected]
301 Lalan Kumar [email protected]
302 Lalit Kumar [email protected]
303 Lalit Kumar [email protected]
304 Lijam [email protected]
305 LOKARAKSHAKA HOSPITAL [email protected]
306 LOKESH KUMAR [email protected]
307 Lubna Siddiqui [email protected]
308 Madhu K R [email protected]
309 Mahesh Hegde [email protected]
310 mahesh tp [email protected]
311 Maj Gen M K Bindal ED, NIDM [email protected]
312 Mala Community Health Centre [email protected]
313 Manali Kharade [email protected]
314 Manav Praveen [email protected]
315 Maneesh K.M [email protected]
316 MANIKANDAN K [email protected]
317 Manish Bamnolkar [email protected]
318 Manish pandey [email protected]

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319 manish ranbhise [email protected]

320 MANIYAN [email protected]
321 Manju Mehra [email protected]
322 mannjit [email protected]
323 Manoharan K V [email protected]
324 Manoj Kumar Jha [email protected]
325 Manoj Kumar Meena [email protected]
326 MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA [email protected]
327 MANOJ MENON M [email protected]
328 Manoj S. Nayak [email protected]
329 Manzoor Muhammed [email protected]
330 Mayank Mishra [email protected]
331 Medical Officer [email protected]
332 MEDICAL OFFICER FHC NOOLPUZHA [email protected]
333 Mercy Mathew [email protected]
334 MERLIN K RAJU [email protected]
335 Mithun Kumar Dey [email protected]
336 Mohammad Maaz Ali [email protected]
337 mohammad shadab siddiqui [email protected]
338 Mohammed Athif [email protected]
339 Mohammed Warsi [email protected]
340 Mohammed Waseem [email protected]
341 Mohit [email protected]
342 Mohit Chandewar [email protected]
343 mohit dongre [email protected]
344 Mohit singh [email protected]
345 Mounesh Badiger [email protected]
346 Mt 20206010 Shourya [email protected]
347 muhammed pk [email protected]
348 Mukul Deswal [email protected]
349 Mukul Tiwari [email protected]
350 Murali Naduvalath [email protected]
351 Murari ji [email protected]
352 Muskan Mehra [email protected]
353 Nageswararao Naik B [email protected]
354 Nahush Korde [email protected]
355 Najmu [email protected]
356 NAJMUDHEEN ILLATHODI [email protected]
357 najumudeen [email protected]
358 Naman Rattan [email protected]

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359 Naman Shukla [email protected]

360 Nanda krishna nath [email protected]
361 Naresh Kumar [email protected]
362 NATARAJAN R [email protected]
363 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT [email protected]
364 Naveen prakash. M [email protected]
365 naveen sehrawat [email protected]
366 Navneet [email protected]
367 navneet khatri [email protected]
368 Nayan Chide [email protected]
369 Nayan Peshne [email protected]
370 Neelesh Fernandes [email protected]
371 Neeraj Dubey [email protected]
372 Neeraj Sharma [email protected]
373 Neha [email protected]
374 Neha Gautam [email protected]
375 Neha Goel [email protected]
376 nidheesh kumar [email protected]
377 Nikhil Chopade [email protected]
378 Nikhil K Devassy [email protected]
379 Nikhil Sahasrabudhe [email protected]
380 Nilesh Vetal [email protected]
381 Nimish Ugemuge [email protected]
382 ninad Nandakumar Jaurat [email protected]
383 NIPIN DAS [email protected]
384 Niraj Lakeshri [email protected]
385 Niranjan kumar D [email protected]
386 niranjan yadav [email protected]
387 niranjankumar D [email protected]
388 nisar ap [email protected]
389 Nishant Bodkhe [email protected]
390 NISHANT MISRA [email protected]
391 Nitish kumar [email protected]
392 niya benni [email protected]
393 Noufal P a [email protected]
394 Noushad [email protected]
395 Noushad P S [email protected]
396 Om Vanjari [email protected]
397 Omkar Ghag [email protected]
398 Omkar pandurang lakeshri [email protected]

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399 Onkar Khedkar [email protected]

400 P GAUTAM KRISHNA [email protected]
401 p Nazar [email protected]
402 P SIMHACHALAM [email protected]
403 Padmakumar S [email protected]
404 Pankaj Bhagat [email protected]
405 Pankhuri Kumari [email protected]
406 Paras Monde [email protected]
407 Parshant Kumar [email protected]
408 Parth Pardeshi [email protected]
409 Parth Shete [email protected]
410 Pawan Kumar [email protected]
411 peenam singh [email protected]
412 Philips Stanley [email protected]
413 Piyush Bagde [email protected]
414 Pooja Kathariya [email protected]
415 Prabhakaran K V [email protected]
416 pradeep kumar panse [email protected]
417 PRAFUL A K [email protected]
418 PRAGYA MISHRA [email protected]
419 prakash kumar jena [email protected]
420 Pramod kacheshwar kaklij [email protected]
421 Pramoda Kumar Nayak [email protected]
422 Pranay Sahare [email protected]
423 Praneet [email protected]
424 Prashant Pawar [email protected]
425 Prashant sarang [email protected]
426 prashant soni [email protected]
427 Prasun Ghosh [email protected]
428 PRATHAMESH MAHULKAR [email protected]
429 Pratheesh Chandran [email protected]
430 Pratheesh pv [email protected]
431 Pratik Shende [email protected]
432 pratik shinde [email protected]
433 praveen [email protected]
434 Praveen D [email protected]
435 Prem [email protected]
436 Prem Rathore [email protected]
437 Premarajan [email protected]
438 premchand Raut [email protected]

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439 Premnath PV [email protected]

440 Pritam Kap [email protected]
441 PRIYA K M [email protected]
442 Prof Chandan Ghosh [email protected]
443 Prof.Dr.I.Manavalan Ilakkuvan [email protected]
444 punit deswal [email protected]
445 PUSHPENDER MEENA [email protected]
446 Puthenthara Thankachan [email protected]
447 Rachit Singh [email protected]
448 Rahul Dhobare [email protected]
449 Rahul Gurnule [email protected]
450 Rahul Sharma [email protected]
451 Rahul Singh [email protected]
452 Rajan Kumar [email protected]
453 Rajaram Kizhakkekkandiyil [email protected]
454 Rajat Sharma [email protected]
455 Rajeev M mother Care Hospital [email protected]
456 Rajendranath M [email protected]
457 Rajesh B R [email protected]
458 Rajesh CP [email protected]
459 Rajesh Deshmukh [email protected]
460 RAJESH KT [email protected]
461 RAJESH KUMAR IS [email protected]
462 Rajesh M V [email protected]
463 Rajesh Sabnis [email protected]
464 Rajinder Kumar [email protected]
465 Rajinder Pal Singh [email protected]
466 raju honnaraju [email protected]
467 Raju Roy [email protected]
468 Raju Sahare [email protected]
469 Rakesh [email protected]
470 RAKESH SALUNKE [email protected]
471 Rakesh Yadav [email protected]
472 ramadas [email protected]
473 RAMAN SAXENA [email protected]
474 Ranjan Debnath [email protected]
475 Ranjane Ganesh Ramdas [email protected]
476 Ranjeet kumar [email protected]
477 Ranjith kv Kombichadukkam [email protected]
478 RASHMI RANJAN MOHAPATRA [email protected]

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479 raushan [email protected]

480 RAVINDRA REDDY M [email protected]
481 Ravinesh Kumar [email protected]
482 rekha j [email protected]
483 Remesh kumar M [email protected]
484 reni lukose [email protected]
485 renjan kn [email protected]
486 Reshab saini [email protected]
487 Rishabh Jardhari [email protected]
488 Risheb singh [email protected]
489 Rishi Gadhavi [email protected]
490 Ritesh Waghmare [email protected]
491 Ritik Yadav [email protected]
492 Riya Jose [email protected]
493 Robyvarghese varghese [email protected]
494 Rohan More [email protected]
495 Rohit Mahabale [email protected]
496 Rohit Rawat [email protected]
497 Rohit Yadav [email protected]
498 Rosamma Jose [email protected]
499 Roshan [email protected]
500 rupesh [email protected]
501 Rupesh SB SB [email protected]
502 Rushikesh Joshi [email protected]
503 S KALYAN CHAKRAVARTHI SEELAM [email protected]
504 Sabu [email protected]
505 Sabu s [email protected]
506 Sabu. A [email protected]
507 SACHIN [email protected]
508 Sachin Patel [email protected]
509 Sagar Raj [email protected]
510 sahadevan v g [email protected]
511 sahil kawale [email protected]
512 sajan vp [email protected]
513 Sajeevan P K [email protected]
514 Saji Mon [email protected]
515 saji ms [email protected]
516 Saket Anand [email protected]
517 Saket Nandeshwar [email protected]
518 Sameer Sayyad [email protected]

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519 Samruddha Banpurkar [email protected]

520 SANAL W [email protected]
521 Sanatan Mahapatra [email protected]
522 Sandeep Muraleedharan [email protected]
523 Sandeep Muraleedharan [email protected]
524 Sandip Shivaji Taware [email protected]
525 Sanjay Adwani [email protected]
526 Sanjay Bosamiya [email protected]
527 Sanjay Dubey [email protected]
528 Sanjay Patil [email protected]
529 Sanjeev [email protected]
530 Sanjeev Gupta [email protected]
531 sanjeevan Joshi [email protected]
532 Sanjit Turkel [email protected]
533 SANJU KRISHNA [email protected]
534 Sanket Nehare [email protected]
535 Santosh Mishra [email protected]
536 sarachandrababu [email protected]
537 SARAFUDHEEN Y P [email protected]
538 SASI I [email protected]
539 Sathyapalan M K [email protected]
540 Satish Bondili [email protected]
541 Satish Kumar Patle [email protected]
542 Satish Kumar Patle [email protected]
543 SATYAKAM BARSAINYAN [email protected]
544 Saumya [email protected]
545 Saurabh Rai [email protected]
546 Saurabh Tiwari [email protected]
547 Saurav Kumar Jha [email protected]
548 sejal velhal [email protected]
549 shabu [email protected]
550 Shaikh Raispasha Hamidodin [email protected]
551 Shail Bansod [email protected]
552 Shajimon [email protected]
553 shamim hussain [email protected]
554 Shamsudheen Sto Mukkam [email protected]
555 Shani Vivinna Padua [email protected]
556 Shanith p [email protected]
557 SHANKHADEEP KARGUPTA [email protected]
558 Shantanu [email protected]

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559 Shantanu Madhukar khandare [email protected]

560 Shardul Palande [email protected]
561 Shashank Shekhar [email protected]
562 Shashank Pandey [email protected]
563 Shashanka Sekhar Mahapatra [email protected]
564 shashikant prasad sharma [email protected]
565 shaurya singh [email protected]
566 shiju [email protected]
567 shiju [email protected]
568 SHINOI [email protected]
569 SHISH BHANNARE [email protected]
570 Shiv Murat [email protected]
571 shivam jhoda [email protected]
572 shivani rahate [email protected]
573 Shourya Sharma [email protected]
574 shoyeb [email protected]
575 Shoyeb Subhedar [email protected]
576 shreya bhosale [email protected]
577 Shreyan Vazrapu [email protected]
578 shreyas Sonkar [email protected]
579 Shreyash Salvi [email protected]
580 Shrikant Jayprakash Bagwe [email protected]
581 Shrikant Shinde [email protected]
582 Shruti Bandgar [email protected]
583 SHUCHI PUROHIT [email protected]
584 SHYAM KRISHNA [email protected]
585 SHYJU B [email protected]
586 siddhant [email protected]
587 SIJU [email protected]
588 silla charly [email protected]
589 sivapandi. c [email protected]
590 Smit Patil [email protected]
591 smitha c [email protected]
592 Soham Sawant [email protected]
593 Som Kumar Upadhyay [email protected]
594 Somesh Singh [email protected]
595 sourabh khojar [email protected]
596 sowmya krishnan [email protected]
597 Sr Albina [email protected]
598 SR. ALBINA MSJ [email protected]

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599 Sreedevi P [email protected]

600 Sreeja M [email protected]
601 sreekumar [email protected] [email protected]
602 Sreenath. VT [email protected]
603 sreenathan. k. m [email protected]
604 sreenivasa reddy [email protected]
605 sreepal sampeta [email protected]
606 Sreeram K N [email protected]
607 Srinivasan D [email protected]
608 Sudheer Wagmare [email protected]
609 sufil babu [email protected]
610 sujal bagde [email protected]
611 Sujith [email protected]
612 Sujith [email protected]
613 Sujith s [email protected]
614 Sujithkumar [email protected]
615 Sulfeesibrahim [email protected]
616 Suman saurabh [email protected]
617 Sumeet Kandwal [email protected]
618 Sumesh PV [email protected]
619 SUMIT [email protected]
620 Sumit [email protected]
621 Sumit Umratkar [email protected]
622 Suneesh T, Sunrise Hospital Kanhangad [email protected]
623 sunil a [email protected]
624 Sunil Kumar Karunakaran Nair [email protected]
625 sunil kumar v [email protected]
626 Sunil Prasad [email protected]
627 Sunil Yadav [email protected]
628 sunny gummadelli [email protected]
629 SUNRISE HOSPITAL Kanhangad Kasaragod Dist [email protected]
630 Supriya Roy [email protected]
631 suraj kori [email protected]
632 Suraj Palaspagar [email protected]
633 Suresh Kumar [email protected]
634 Suresh Kumar G [email protected]
635 Suresh S [email protected]
636 Susan chacko [email protected]
637 Susanta Biswal [email protected]
638 Susanta Kumar Biswal [email protected]

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639 Taj Hassan [email protected]

640 tanmay ghodmode [email protected]
641 TANMAY GUPTA [email protected]
642 Tejas Dabhekar [email protected]
643 TH ASTO-SFRO(M)2057 [email protected]
644 Thirumaran Senguttuvan [email protected]
645 Thiyagarajan Radhakrishnan [email protected]
646 Thomas Daniel [email protected]
647 Thomas Varghese [email protected]
648 Tinsravi [email protected]
649 Tushar [email protected]
650 Tushar Bhondwe [email protected]
651 Ullas Mallick [email protected]
652 UMESH U T [email protected]
653 Unnikrishnan A [email protected]
654 UNNIKRISHNAN T V [email protected]
655 Utkarsh kamal [email protected]
656 V Anilkumar [email protected]
657 Vaibhav Sharma [email protected]
658 Vaibhav Uike [email protected]
659 Vaibhavi Bhostekar [email protected]
660 Vaisakh B [email protected]
661 Valliammai R [email protected]
662 vamsi [email protected]
663 VEDANSH HEDAOO [email protected]
664 Vedant Gosewade [email protected]
665 Velmurugan P [email protected]
666 VENKATESWARAN A [email protected]
667 Vijai Krishna K U [email protected]
668 Vijay Kumar Raman [email protected]
669 vijayakumar p c [email protected]
670 vijayan. p [email protected]
671 VIJITH V V [email protected]
672 Vikas Patel [email protected]
673 Vikram Singh [email protected]
674 Vikrant Gautam [email protected]
675 Vinay Kumar Raman [email protected]
676 Vinayaka K [email protected]
677 VINCENT JOSEPH [email protected]
678 vineeth [email protected]

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679 Vineeth P [email protected]

680 vinod kumar [email protected]
681 Vinod Kumar R [email protected]
682 Vinod Kumar V [email protected]
683 vinodan palayatt [email protected]
684 VINURAJ.T [email protected]
685 vipin k [email protected]
686 Viraj Pagare [email protected]
687 Virendra Singh [email protected]
688 VIRENDRAKUMAR THAKKAR [email protected]
689 Vishal Chettry [email protected]
690 vishnu prasad [email protected]
691 Visiviswanath [email protected]
692 Vrushabh Pramod Pimparkar [email protected]
693 YASH BHONDGE [email protected]
694 Yash Nizama [email protected]
695 Yash Vyas [email protected]
696 yatender kumar [email protected]
697 Yemuna [email protected]
698 Yogesh Hiralal Pawar [email protected]
699 Yogesh Pardeshi [email protected]

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16. Annexure II :Experts’ Bio:

Major General M. K. Bindal:

Major General M. K. Bindal is presently the Executive
Director, National Institute of Disaster Management. He was
commissioned into the Corps of Army Air Defence in
December 1985. An alumnus of the National Defence
Academy, Major General M. K. Bindal is a graduate of the
Defence Services Staff College and has attended the
prestigious Higher Command Course at the Army War College
besides excelling in all other career courses in the army. He
holds a master’s degree in Defence and Strategic Studies as
well as Masters of Philosophy in Defence and Management Studies. During his
more than three decades of service he has held important command and staff
assignments. Having held all echelons of command within an Air Defence
Regiment in diverse theatres, he commanded an Air Defence Regiment and an
Air Defence Brigade in the Kashmir region against the backdrop of counter
insurgency operations. He was General Officer Commanding of a sensitive Sub
Area in the North East. He has been on the staff of a Mountain Brigade deployed
in counter insurgency ops and in High Altitude area, an Armoured Division
deployed in the plains, a Desert Corps and in a Corps HQ in High Altitude Areas.
He has also been posted as Deputy Director General in Directorate of Army Air
Defence where he was dealing with operations, Training, Air Defence Control &
Reporting and Air Intelligence issues. Major General M. K. Bindal served as the
Provost Marshall in the United Nations Mission in Mozambique where he was
deeply involved in the liquidation of the mission. He has been the Director, Centre
for United Nations Peacekeeping (CUNPK) New Delhi. For three years he was also
the Secretary of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres.

Mr. Taj Hassan:

Mr. Taj Hassan, IPS, Director General, Office of the DG(FS,
CD & HG), MHA, GoI , he is a 1987 batch IPS officer, was
already handling a key assignment in the national capital as
a Special Commissioner (Crime). He will now handle the
additional charge with the assistance of the present
spokesperson, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime
Branch) Rajan Bhagat.

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Prof. Chandan Ghosh:

Chandan Ghosh, a Civil Engineering graduate (1985) of
Bengal Engineering College (now IIEST), Masters in Civil
Engg (1987) from Jadavpur University, PhD from IIT Kanpur
(1992) and Dr. Engg. (2004) from Ibaraki University, Japan,
has been serving NIDM, MHA, GoI since July 2006 as
Professor & Head, Resilient Infrastructure Division. He
served faculty of Civil Engg at IIT-BHU (1990-2000), did
postdoctoral research in Japan and was on Deputation to IIT
Jammu from Sept 2019 to December 2020, where he served
as Dean of Student Welfare. Prof. Ghosh works in the areas of earthquake
Geotechnology, Reinforced Earth, Seismic Microzonation, Ground improvement
techniques, Geosynthetics and Bio-engineering measures for sustainable
developments. He has devoted more than 30 years of his career in UG & PG
teaching, research guidance, development of teaching tools & training module for
engineers, architects, town planners. He has published more than 135 papers in
reputed journals, conference proceedings. As recognition to his seminal
contributions, received Leonard prize for the best doctoral thesis in 1993, CIDC-
Vishwakarma Awards-2013, IGS-Shri H.C. Verma Golden Jubilee Award-2013,
Lifetime achievement award-2019 (Indian Geotechnical Society-Delhi Chapter).

Dr. Devendra Kumar Shami:

Dr. Devendra Kumar Shami, Fire Adviser, DG FS, CD & HG &
Director NFSC, Ministry of Home Affairs is the recipients of
President’s Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Services in 1999
and President’s Fire Service Medal for Distinguished Services
in 2006. He has 38 years in Industrial, State and Central Fire
Services including Advisory role in Government of India. He is
Chairmen and Member of BIS Committees, Member of OISD
Standing Committee, Member Secretary of Standing Fire
Advisory Committee, Examiner and paper setter for B. E. Fire Engineering, B. Sc
Fire, Advance Diploma etc., Chairmen of Expert Committee constituted by
Ministry of Labour for framing Standards on Occupational Safety, Health&
Working Condition Code 2020 , Member of Committee constituted by Ministry of
Power on Safety Audit of Thermal Power Plant as per order of NGT. He published
many technical papers and theme papers were published in National,
International Journals and seminars.

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Speakers Bio:
He is an alumnus of National Fire Service College, Ministry of
Home Affairs, Government of India. Joined Goa Fire &
Emergency Services in 1986 and presently is the Director of
Fire and Emergency Services, Government of Goa since
August 2006. Is having 35 years of professional experience in
Fire Prevention, Fire Extinction and Training. Is the Ex- officio
In- Charge of Goa State Disaster Response Force. He is a
Graduate in Arts and holding a Post Graduate Diploma in
Disaster Management. Is an Associate Member of Institution
of Fire Engineers (India) and Graduate Member of the Institution of Fire
Engineers (U.K.) and (India). He has undergone Incident Command Training for
South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation (SAARC) Countries held at
Colombo, Sri Lanka. He has undergone Training of Instructors (TFI) Course from
Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre, Thailand in Nagpur, India. He is a Guest
Faculty member of the National Fire Service College, Nagpur. He is Ex-officio
Member of Standing Fire Advisory Council (SFAC), Ministry of Home Affairs, New
Delhi, India. Awards and Recognitions: He is the recipient of President Fire
Service Medal for Meritorious Service, Government of India presented in
December 2014. He is a Recipient of Chief Minister Gallantry Medal, Goa State
in August 2014. He is a Recipient of Appreciation Letter and DG’s Silver Disc
from Director General, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), Ministry of
Home Affairs, New Delhi. He is the led of the Search and Rescue Team in January
2001 in Earthquake affected area of Bhuj, Gujarat & was awarded
Commendatory Note for extreme Devotion for duties. He is a Recipient of Gold
Medal from Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India in 1998 in a Station
Officer and Instructor’s Course at National Fire Service College, Nagpur. He is an
active in the Social and Charitable activities of Rotary International since 1998.
He was the President of Rotary Club of Panaji Mid-Town for the Rotary year 2009-
2010. He is also the recipient of Rotary International Avenues of Service Citation
for Individual Rotarian in 2014.

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Debapriya Biswas:
Debapriya Biswas, B.Sc. Hons| M.I. Fire Engg (UK) | Fellow IFE (India) | IOCC
(U.K) | IFPC (U.K.)
He has 45 years of rich experience in the different fields
of fire safety management. He Retired Additional Director
General West Bengal Fire and Emergency Services.
February 2008 to October 2012. Ex OSD to the Govt. Of
West Bengal, Department of Fire and Emergency
Services., he worked as advisor to the Govt, November
2012 to October 2014. Consultant Member; Safety Cell,
PWD Govt. of West Bengal, Responsible for Fire Safety of
Govt Structures having height more than 15mts which includes, Hospital,
Auditorium, Multi-storeyed office building, Guest House etc. He was
Responsible for Planning, Designing and commissioning of different Fire
Safety System Since January 2016. He was Consultant – Advisor (Fire &
Safety) AMRI Group of Hospital. Looking after the health Fire safety of the
entire four units. He was Consultant Auditor for State Bank of India, Bengal
Circle and awarded the work of Fire Safety Audit for Currency Chest branch,
High value branches Since April 2015 to December 2015. He is Hon. Secretary
of Institution of Fire Engineers (UK); work for the cause of up liftment of fire
and safety engineering through class, lectures seminars etc. , conduct regular
examinations in the March of every year. He is a Member, Bureau of Indian
standard; Member, NDMA constituted for Strengthening Fire Services in the
country (Govt. Of India); Member, Standing Fire Advisory Council, Apex body
of Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India (SFAC) and Member of the
building committee constituted by Govt. of West Bengal for restructuring
building rules of Kolkata Municipal Corporation.

Ms. Keerthi D'Souza:

Keerthi is passionate about her sustainability journey, and
instrumental in connecting business with institutions and
community. Almost two decades back, she started career
as a HSE consultant, then became a Lead assessor with
CII-ITC for Sustainability award, and advisor to CAHO on
HSE Initiatives. Sustainability Assessments for awards
have been conducted at Mahindra Resorts, Mahindra Life
Spaces, TATA Steel, Vedanta Group, ACC cement, JSW
Steel, JSW Cement, Sterlite cables, Sterlite Copper etc. United Nations
recognized her through UN Hero Certificate in 2019 for her initiative to take
up environment conservation message on the occasion of World Environment
Day with one of the Asia’s largest apartment community in Chennai. The

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Karnataka State Pollution Control Board has recognized her unique ideas of
creating awareness on environment among community. She conceptualized
Green Think idea through which she connected business/industry and
schools. Industries were made to adopt schools under Green Nurturing
Program and initiate practices to convert school as Green School. Her recent
endeavour is bringing sustainability in supply chain. Generating
Sustainability reports, carbon reports, water audits etc. Helping more than
100 companies in Sedex and Ecovadis.

Dr. Amir Ali Khan:

Dr. Amir Ali Khan is a trained Civil Engineer and Urban
Planner with a Ph.D. on Urban Earthquake Risk
Mitigation. He has a Post Graduate Diploma in Studies of
Geological Risks from the University of Geneva. In
addition, he has been trained by several international
organisations on the subjects related to disaster risk
management and mitigation in Asia and Europe. Dr. Khan
has served UNDP for about two years as National Disaster Reduction Advisor
in Uzbekistan. During his stay with UNDP, Dr. Khan served as Chairperson
of the UN Uzbekistan's 'Disaster Preparedness and Response Group'. He was
also the UN focal point on humanitarian assistance. He has varied experience
in the area of disaster risk mitigation and management at national and
international level for programme development and management, knowledge
management and communication, capacity enhancement, partnership
building and networking, etc. His current areas of interests include capacity
building for earthquake risk mitigation especially in urban areas, post
disaster reconstruction and rehabilitation, mainstreaming disaster risk
reduction into development and formulation of disaster management plans.

Dr. Lallu Joseph:

Dr. Lallu Joseph is the Quality Manager and Associate
GS of Christian Medical College, Vellore, which is the
largest hospital in the country to be accredited by NABH.
Prior to joining healthcare, she was the vice president of
a software company and was a teaching assistant at
Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. A
Mechanical Engineer by profession, she went on to
complete her masters and doctorate in business
administration and a diploma in CQI from the Canadian
Healthcare Administration. A keen learner, she completed the one-year
Executive General Management Program (EGMP) of Indian Institute of
Management (IIM), Bangalore in 2016.

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A passionate teacher and trainer, she is involved in training quality

implementation across the country through NABH,CAHO, AHPI and the
faculty of many hospital administration programs. She is the principal
assessor of NABH. She is the Secretary General of the Consortium of
Accredited Healthcare Organizations (CAHO), India. She is a board member
of the ASQua and NABH. She is a member of the working group of ISO TC
304- Healthcare Quality Management Standards.

She has many book chapters and publications to her credit and was part of
developing the entry level guidelines of NABH standards, a joint initiative of
NABH and World Bank. She was involved in overseeing the implementation of
QMS in selected Government Hospitals of Karnataka through Consortium of
Accredited Healthcare Organizations (CAHO) as part of a World Bank funded
project and a part of the task force of Karnataka Knowledge Commission
Implementation on procedural costing. She developed the Basic and advance
Certified Professionals for Quality Implementation in Hospitals (CPQIH)
programs for CAHO, which are well sought after and 12 programs of CAHO.

The best outgoing student of VIT Business School in 2000, she has won many
awards and is the proud recipient of the young quality achiever award of 2016,
Dr. M.S. Ashraf Award- Indian Medical Association, TN State for 2018, D. L.
Shah Award- QCI in 2016, 2019 and BMJ Southeast Asian Award in 2017.

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17. Annexure III : Training Program Certificate:

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18. Annexure VI : Registration Details:

i. Age Group:
450

400

350

300

250

200 401

150
237
100 195
50 123
34
0 0 3
Age Group 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+

Age Group

ii. Gender:

Gender

13%

Male
Female

87%

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iii. State:

1% 0% 1% 1% al-Fujayrah
1%
3% 2% 0%
1% 3% Andhra Pradesh [AP]
2% 8%
6% 0% Assam [AS]
0% Bihar [BH]
0% 3%
6%
4% Chandigarh [CH]
2% 1%
1% 1% Chhattisgarh [CG]
0% 1%
2% 2% Daman & Diu [DD]
0%
Delhi [DL]
0% 0%
Goa [GO]
16% Gujarat [GU]
26% Haryana [HR]

6% Himachal Pradesh [HP]

0% Jammu & Kashmir [JK]

Occupation:

Occupation
0%

Occupation
25%
Government Job
NGO/CSO
46%
Other
2% Private Sector
5%
Public Sector
Self Employed

17% Student

3%

2%

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19. Annexure V : Feedback Result

i. I think the structure and organization of the course fulfilled the
objectives of the training programme.

ii. I feel this programme would be useful to me immediately in my job.

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iii. I believe this will help me in my future job related to Disaster

management.

iv. Practical orientation of the Training programme.

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v. I feel this inspires me to take up assignments related to Disaster

Management.

vi. I have benefited from interaction with fellow participants in the

course.

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vii. I found the course materials supplied to us to be.

viii. Your overall impression of the training programme.

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