The document discusses disaster management and provides a case study on the Uttarakhand tragedy in India. It defines a disaster and outlines the different types. The disaster management process and emergency management approaches are described, including preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. The case study then examines the 2013 floods in Uttarakhand that were caused by cloud bursts during monsoon season, leaving thousands stranded or swept away. It concludes that the Indian government needs new ideas and technology to better prevent natural disasters and educate people on preparedness.

1. Disaster Management & CASE
STUDY
 NAME :- AKASH RANA
 ROLL NO :- 46
 CLASS:- Mcom part-1
 PROJECT GUIDE:- Prof. kishore karia

2. INTRODUCTION
 A disaster is a serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a
society involving widespread human, material, economic or environmental
losses and impacts, which exceeds the ability of the affected community or
society to cope using its own resources

3. TYPES OF DISASTER

4. Disaster management

5. DISATER MANAGEMENT PROCESS.

6. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
 Preparedness: involves actions taken prior to an
emergency to ensure an effective response
including, but not limited to, public education,
emergency information, training and exercises,
preparing plans and operation centers, and
establishing communications systems
 Response involves actions taken to respond to an
emergency. Such actions in the context of an
influenza pandemic would include the distribution of
vaccine (once available), mobilizing human,
financial, and supply resources, and emergency
declarations
 Recovery involves actions taken to recover from the
emergency. These activities include such elements
as returning the community and response agencies
to a pre-emergency phase and rebuilding/restocking
of supplies initiatives.
Mitigation and prevention: involves activities which reduce or eliminate
the effects of an emergency. Mitigation assumes that society is exposed
to risk whether or not an emergency occurs

7. DISTATER MANAGEMENT INDIA

9. (UTTARAKHAND ) TRAGEDY

10. A Case Study of Uttarakhand
 At the peak of the monsoon season the northern state of Uttarakhand was
face to face with floods caused due to the cloud burst that hit three of the
four famous Char Dham pilgrim sites, “2013 North India floods” leaving
tens and thousands of inhabitants as well as pilgrims stranded or swept
away due to the floods, and not to mention the damage cause to life,
property and business. The famous Char Dham pilgrimage is now
discontinued for three years for repair and restoration ("Plan ahead",
2013).The National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), in one of its
first reports on the Uttarakhand floods, has blamed “climatic conditions
combined with haphazard human intervention” in the hills for the disaster
(“Down To Earth”, 2013).

11. CONCLUSION
 I just want to add one thing that Indian government would have to
overcome with the new ideas and technology to prevent such natural
disaster and give the promotional ideas to educate people regarding
natural calamities.

12. SHORT SUMMERY
 INTRODUCTION
 TYPES OF DISASTER
 DISASTER MANAGEMENT
 DISASTER MANAGEMENT PEOCESS
 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
 DISASTER MANAGEMENT INDIA
 UTTARAKHAND TRAGEDY & CASE STUDY
 CONCLUSION
 BIBLOGRAPHY

13. Bibliography
Books:-
M.com Part 1 S.M. book
OXFORD dictionary
Notes & journal:-
Dr. Bindi Varghese & Neha Itty Jose Paul case study On Uttarakhand Disaster
Websites:-
www.google.com
www.wikipedia.com
www.slideshare.com
www.hindustantimes.com
www.economictimes.com
www.blog.wsj.com