The document discusses different types of man-made disasters in India, including sociological hazards like terrorism, civil disorder, and war, as well as technological hazards such as industrial and structural failures, power outages, hazardous material accidents, and fires. It notes several recent man-made disasters in India like the 2008 Mumbai attacks and 2012 Assam violence. While India aims to become a developed nation by 2020, the document predicts that man-made disasters will remain a threat, including increased terrorism, civil disorders, the possibility of war with other countries, and technological hazards from nuclear power, oil and chemical spills, and transportation accidents as development accelerates.

1. By:
Sarath P
Sec B
No:
1220139

2. Anthropogenic Hazard
Threats having an element of human intent, negligence, or error; or involving
a failure of a human-made system results in huge loss of life and property.
Types of Man Made Disasters:
 Sociological Hazards
 Crime
 Civil Disorder (Assam Violence, July 2012)
 Terrorism (Mumbai Attack)
 War (with Pak & China)
 Technological Hazards
 Industrial
 Structural
 Power
 Hazardous Materials
 Fire
 Transportation
 Air, Water, Road & Rail

3. What is Happening in India
Now?

4. Mumbai Attack 26/11
Assam Violence
Air Crash
Industrial Hazards
Rail Accidents
Hazardous
Materials

5. What will Happen in 20-20?

6. “India will be a Super Power”
"Transforming the nation into a developed country, five areas
in combination have been identified based on India's core
competence, natural resources and talented manpower for
integrated action to double the growth rate of GDP and
realize the Vision of Developed India.“
The five areas are:
 Agriculture & Food Processing
 Infrastructure with reliable Electric Power
 Education & Health Care
 Information & Communication Technology
 Critical Technologies & Strategic Industries

7. What about Man Made
Disasters?

8. We all are survivors of “2012”

9. Future Man Made Disasters Sociological
 Terrorism will be at its maximum
 Civil Disorders & Religious Movements
 Chances of war
 World countries will be jealous of India’s development
 Indians brains will work for foreign countries to
hinder India’s development
 Technological Hazards
 Nuclear Plant Disasters will be there for sure
 Oil, Chemical & Other Hazardous Material Spills
 Economic Hazards
 Transportation
 Air, Water, Rail & Road accidents will quadruple
 Accidents due to new modes of transportation

10. "A developed India by 2020, or even earlier, is
not a dream. It need not be a mere vision in
the minds of many Indians. It is a mission we
can all take up - and succeed“
Thank You . . .