Aware Citizens. Safer Communities.
Our mass campaign covers 12 categories of natural and human-induced disasters relevant to Uttar Pradesh: earthquakes, floods, drought, cyclones, landslides, tsunamis, volcanic activity, pest attacks, wild-animal attacks, fire incidents, severe lightning and forest fires. We run school programmes, village meetings and digital outreach to teach citizens what to do before, during and after each event.
Our campaign covers every major natural and human-induced disaster relevant to Uttar Pradesh — what it is, why it happens, and what to do.
Sudden ground shaking caused by movement of tectonic plates beneath the earth's surface.
Overflowing rivers, dam failures or excessive rainfall causing water to inundate normally dry land.
Prolonged shortage of rainfall causing water scarcity, crop loss and food insecurity.
Powerful rotating storms with high-velocity winds and heavy rainfall, often hitting coastal regions.
Sudden downslope movement of rock, soil or debris on hillsides — often triggered by rainfall or earthquakes.
Massive ocean waves caused by underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions, devastating coastal areas.
Explosive release of molten rock, gases and ash from beneath the earth's crust.
Mass attack on crops by locusts, caterpillars, aphids and other insects — devastating agricultural output.
Lions, tigers, leopards or bears entering human settlements — often due to deforestation or food scarcity.
Residential, industrial or commercial fires that cause loss of life, property and environmental damage.
Powerful electrical discharge during thunderstorms — a serious danger to people, livestock and structures in open areas.
Uncontrolled fires sweeping through forests due to extreme heat, drought, lightning or human carelessness.
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