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Awareness program about First Aid and Snake's  

Surksha international school Magadi Road Bangalore
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Promotions/Transfers :: Karnataka State Government issued a notification ..31July2015

The Karnataka government issued a notification on Friday evening appointing Megharik for the coveted post after promoting and transferring existing Police Commissioner M N Reddi as the ADGP (Fire Services & Home Guards).

Karnataka's Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) N S Megharik has been appointed as the new Police Commissioner of Bengaluru city, replacing IPS officer M N Reddi, who introduced several reforms to make policing people-friendly.

The Karnataka government issued a notification on Friday evening appointing Megharik for the coveted post after promoting and transferring existing Police Commissioner M N Reddi as the ADGP (Fire Services & Home Guards).

Reddi completed one year as the Bangalore city police commissioner and enjoyed popularity among the people of the city. He was appointed last July following a spate of crimes against children and women in the IT Capital of the nation. Reddi was successful in curbing the crime rate in the city.


H.C. Kishore Chandra, who was DGP and Commandant General, Home Guards, Ex-officio Director Fire Force, will now head the Criminal Investigation Department, Special Units, and Economic Affairs.

He will replace Bipin Gopalakrishna, who retired on Friday.

P. Ravindranath, ADGP Research and Restructuring,has been transferred as ADGP, Police Computer Wing,replacing Bhaskar Rao, who will take charge as ADGP,Directorate Civil Rights Enforcement.
Praveen Sood, ADGP Karnataka State Reserve Police,has been transferred as ADGP Administration. He is replacing Alok Mohan, who will take charge as ADGP

Law and Order. T. Suneel Kumar ADGP Bangalore Metropolitan Task Force, has been transferred as
ADGP Internal Security Division..

yet to arrive on http://gazette.kar.nic.in/
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http://ndrfandcd.gov.in/Cms/DATAMANAGEMENT.aspx List of CD Personals an updation....(Karnataka)

http://ndrfandcd.gov.in/WriteReadData/userfiles/file/Civil%20Defence/Karnataka.pdf

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Team #13 on 15 July 2015.:: Awareness program

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Conducted a Awareness program to the students, Route March and blood donation camp in KNE College.

K.N.E.TRUST INDEPENDENT P.U. COLLEGE

4th Block, Doddabommasandra, Vidyaranyapura,

Bangalore – 560 097.

Phone: 23451794. Email: knetipuc@knetrustinstitutions.com

President's Medal for 44 Karnataka Police Officials :: Independence Day celebrations 2015 in New Delhi.

BENGALURU: Hemant Nimbalkar (DIG, CID) who cracked the case of Mehdi Masroor Biswas, the alleged handler of a pro-ISIS Twitter account, is among the eight IPS officers who will be conferred the President’s medal during Independence Day celebrations in New Delhi. 

Also, 36 other police officials will receive the honour.

The latest sporting star of the Police department, IGP and Additional Commissioner of Police (Administration) Bengaluru, B N S Reddy, will also receive the medal for distinguished service.  Reddy became the first person from South India and second Indian to win a gold medal at the World Police and Fire Games held in the US recently. He won a gold in the men’s 55 singles tennis event.

President’s medal for IPS cadre (distinguished service): Bhaskar Rao, ADGP, PCW, Bengaluru; 

Sunil Agarwal, IGP, NER, Kalaburagi; 

B N S Reddy, IGP, Admin, Bengaluru; 

Ravindra Prasad, Commissioner of Police, Hubballi-Dharwad.

Meritorious service: M Nanjundaswami, IGP (Eastern Range),

Davangere; Hemant Nimbalkar, DIG-CID, Bengaluru; 

M Chandrashekar, Joint Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru; 

Dr T D Pawar, SP, CID, Bengaluru.   

President’s medal for non-IPS officers (distinguished service): 

K Eshwar Prasad, DCP, VVIP security, Bengaluru;

N Jagadeesha, SP, state intelligence, Bengaluru; 

R Rajashekar, ADC to Governor, Raj Bhavan, Bengaluru; 

Jayant V Shetty, SP, state intelligence, Mangaluru; 

A Raghuveer, SP (west), Bengaluru; 

Vijay Dambal, Additional SP, Ballari district;

A B Rajendra Kumar, ACP, Chickpet sub-division, Bengaluru city; 

Munihanumaiah, ASI, CID, Bengaluru; 

Narayan M Churi, ASI, Naregal PS, Gadag district.      

Meritorious service: 

M S Indushekar, SP and Principal, KSPTS, Channapatna; 

M Shekarappa, Additional SP, Dakshina Kannada district, Mangaluru; 

S K Umesha, ACP, Vijayanagar sub-division, Bengaluru; 

S Badrinath, ACP, KR Puram sub-division, Bengaluru; 

Shivakumaraiah, ACP, CAR, Mysuru; 

Somalingappa B Chabbi, ACP, North sub-division, Hubballi; 

V Mariyappa, DySP, SCRB, Bengaluru; 

C W Poovaiah, DySP, Karnataka Lokayukta, Bengaluru; 

Shekarappa A Agadi, DySP, Gokak sub-division, Belagavi district; 

Balegowda, PI, CCB, Mangaluru; 

Valentine D’Souza, PI, CCB, Mangaluru; 

K Ajaykumar PI (west), Police Wireless Training School, Bengaluru; 

P Umesh, RPI, DAR, Udupi; 

S V Chikkaramaswamy and M L Gopal Krishna, PSIs (west) Central Technical Stores, Bengaluru; 

R Venkatesha Murthy, ASI, CID, Bengaluru; 

Puttegowda, ASI (W), City Control Room, Bengaluru; 

N Virupaksha, ASI, Mallandur police station, Chikkamagaluru district; 

H R Vishwanath, ASI, Kadur police station, Chikkamagaluru district, 

K C Komalachar, ASI, Ranebennur Town police station, Haveri district;

D M Pachapur, Spl ARSI, IRB, Munirabad; 

H V Vasudeva Rao, HC, state intelligence, Bengaluru; 

Azam HC, Karnataka Lokayukta, Hospet; Muralidhar, 

HC, HESCOM vigilance, Hubballi; 

Lachiramprasad A Pathak, CPC-590, 

Hubballi Rural police station, Dharwad; 

P A Palangappa, HC, 5th Bn, KSRP, Mysuru; 

K R Purushottham, HC, 7th bn, KSRP, Mangaluru.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/karnataka/Presidents-Medal-for-44-Karnataka-Police-Officials/2015/07/13/article2917567.ece

Draft GPCD - 2015 General Principles of Civil Defence

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Prevail or Perish..! Beginning or END.? NCDC Nagpur Updates

‘Commandos’ ready for rains in city..By Deepthi Sanjiv, Bangalore Mirror Bureau | Jun 15, 2015,

This is the first Civil Defence team to be trained specifically to handle rain-related emergencies

The 20-member team will handle rescue operations in storm water drains and waterlogging problems

This monsoon, a twenty-strong Civil Defence team of trained men is all set to take on the rain-related havoc that features every time it rains heavily in Bengaluru. Trained at the National Civil Defence College (NCDC), Nagpur, the city's quick response Civil Defence team has been specially trained to tackle urban flooding during rains - including rescue and relief operations during the rain-related floods. It is the first time that a Civil Defence team has been trained with a specific agenda although they are meant to handle emergency situations, PRS Chetan, officer commanding and chief warden, Civil Defence, Karnataka, told Bangalore Mirror.
Reacting to emergency calls, these trained men will be pressed into action for rain emergencies. The team was in the forefront during rescue ops after a train accident near Anekal in February. They are generally pressed into service to assist the police during search exercises in city's unprotected storm water drains during flooding, during fires and bomb blasts.
But with the rains ahead and Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) lacking skilled manpower to handle emergency situations during rains, it is hoped the Civil Defence's new expertise would come in handy especially in the low-lying areas that are worst hit every time during heavy downpour. "Upgrading the skills and keeping ourselves prepared is the need of hour. Hence we zeroed in a team of twenty members from our quick response team and selected two areas - advance firefighting and urban flooding. This is the need of the hour with the monsoon ahead. They have been trained on various aspects ranging from rescue in low-lying areas to issues like addressing waterlogging on city roads and tree felling," Chetan said. Management- and field-level operations are two key aspects, the Civil Defence officials said. Besides rushing and carrying out rescue exercises, the team has been trained on multiagency coordination which includes coordination between BBMP, revenue department, Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage Board (BWSSB) and Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM).
The 20 personnel were trained in April and May in batches in Nagpur and Bengaluru. The Civil Defence in all has 52 divisions (approximately one division to every two police stations in the city). The team is prepared with equipment to address issues related to flooding.
"We are being trained to handle flood-related situation which include both human and livestock evacuation, addressing public inconvenience, diseases and clearing waterlogging. Other aspects include shelter management, pumping water from low lying areas, and emergency repair of public properties. The same has been tried practically. We hope this will help city if the rains are bad this time," Mohan Kumar K, a sector warden, Civil Defence, told Bangalore Mirror.

http://www.bangaloremirror.com/news/state/Commandos-ready-for-rains-in-city/articleshow/47667829.cms

18th June 2015 CM Medal for 2012-13 Year at R.A.Mundkur Fire Academy, Bannerghutta Road, Bangalore,

Honble Chief Ministers Medal Presentation Ceremony is schedulded to be held on 18.06.2015 at R.A.Mundkur Fire Academy, Bannerghutta Road, Bangalore, kindly be seated by 8.30 AM in CD uniform.

#New_Delhi #EAST #Whatsapp_Group_Updates #INDIAN_CIVIL_DEFENCE Karnataka Civil Defence... DR.MAHESH JOSHI... CHIEF WARDEN, DELHI EAST.. Additional Director General of Doordarshan in Delhi.

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"DR.MAHESH JOSHI who till recently served Karnataka Civil Defence in exemplary manner as Dy.Chief Warden and later as Officer Commanding as been appointed as CHIEF WARDEN, DELHI for a period of three years, He is currently serving the Govt. as Additional Director General of Doordarshan in Delhi.He brings in a very rich experience of over three decades  in social life, we wish him success and very confident Team Delhi will reach greater heights of glory under his leadership-"