MHA to Build 60,000-Strong Civil Defence Network in 12 States, UTs; Army to Train Volunteers
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MHA to build 60,000-strong civil defence network in 12 states, UTs; Army to train volunteers
New Delhi, Oct 24: The home ministry will conduct a first-of-its-kind joint training with the Army to build a civil defence network of around 60,000 volunteers in 12 states and Union Territories (UTs) as part of a pilot project, according to an official statement. In the first phase, a three-day specialised training will be given for civil defence master trainers from the participating states and UTs, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said in a…
New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry has taken a crucial step to further strengthen the country's civil defense network. It has been decided to provide special training to Civil Defense Master Trainers under the leadership of the Army. The first phase of training will be organized in 12 states and union territories including Kerala. The Union Home Ministry has decided to start the three-day training program by the second week of November this year…
‘J&K to Tamil Nadu’: MHA, Army to train 600 Civil Defence trainers
NEW DELHI: The Union Ministry of Home Affairs, in coordination with the Indian Army, will launch a specialised training programme for 600 Civil Defence master trainers in 12 States and Union Territories to strengthen emergency preparedness and response capabilities. The three-day training programme is part of the initiative to build a vibrant Civil Defence network equipped with modern systems, technology and skills to address emerging security c…
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