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Sunday, September 18, 2016
TEAM #33 New Wardens Oath taking /Monthly Meet : Chief Guest :: Mandagadde Rama Jois Sir.,
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Monthly meeting held on Sunday, 18th September, 2016,
10.30 am onwards
Distribution of 'C' Forms &
Uniforms/CD-Jackets w Also
oath taking ceremony.
Meeting Venue:-
Manandi Samskriti Sadana
42nd Cross, 9th Main, 5th Block,
(Adjacent to HDFC Bank)
Jayanagar, Bengaluru - 560 041.

Former Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court
Former Governor of Jharkhand and Bihar
Justice Mandagadde Rama Jois Sir.,
Saturday, August 13, 2016
HOME GUARDS AND CIVIL DEFENCE MEDALS AWARDED TO HG & CD PERSONNEL ON THE OCCASION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY, 2016 AS PER THE FOLLOWING DETAILS
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HOME GUARDS AND CIVIL DEFENCE MEDALS AWARDED TO HG & CD PERSONNEL ON THE OCCASION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY, 2016 AS PER THE FOLLOWING DETAILS
President’s Home Guards & Civil Defence Medal for Gallantary
Punjab
1. Sh. Bodh Raj (Posthumous)
Home Guard
2. Sh. Des Raj (Posthumous)
Home Guard
3. Sh. Sukhdev Singh (Posthumous)
Home Guard
Uttar Pradesh
1. Sh. Mahadev Prasad Mishra (Posthumous)
Home Guard
Home Guards & Civil Defence Medal for Gallantry
1. Sh. Tapan Kumar Mandal
Home Guard
President’s Home Guards & Civil Defence Medal for Distinguished Service
Delhi
1. Sh. Brij Mohan Vij
Chief Warden (CD)
Gujarat
1. Sh. Birendrasinh Vaghubha Rana
Senior Staff Officer
Madhya Pradesh
1. Sh. Mukesh Kumar Lashkari
District Commandant
- 2 -
Uttar Pradesh
1. Sh. Raj Kumar Saxena
Block Organizer (HG)
Assam
1. Sh. Pranjeet Dutta
Asstt. Dy. Controller
2. Sh. Pabon Kumar Saikia
Havildar
Chandigarh
1. Sh. Pawan Kumar
Home Guard
Chhattisgarh
1. Sh. Shobha Ram Nagvanshi
Havaldar (HG)
2. Sh. Gaind Lal Motghare
Naik
3. Sh. Hem Singh Gond
Naik
4. Sh. Toshan Prasad Tiwari
Coy. Hav. Major (HG)
Daman & Diu
1. Ms. Ramilaben Hiralal Bari
Home Guard
Delhi
1. Sh. Pawan Kumar Bhasin
Dy. Chief Warden (CD)
- 3 -
Gujarat
1. Sh. Chhaganbhai Mahadevbhai Desai
Naib Subedar Platoon Commander (HG)
2. Sh. Mahipalsinh Jalamsinh Jadeja
Subedar Company Commander (HG)
3. Sh. Natubhai Somabhai Chaudhri
Assistant Section Leader (HG)
4. Sh. Gopalbhai Nagjibhai Vasava
Company Quarters Master (HG)
5. Sh. Udesinh Shivaji Solanki
Head Armourer & Senior Platoon
Commander HG)
Haryana
1. Sh. Darshan Singh Hooda
Senior Staff Officer (HG)
Himachal Pradesh
1. Sh. Kamal Kishor
Company Commander (HG)
2. Sh. Rattan Lal
Havildar (HG)
3. Sh. Sita Ram
Company Commander (HG)
Karnataka
1. Sh. G. Basavaraju
Senior Platoon Commander (HG)
2. Sh. R. Siddappaji
Unit Officer (HG)
3. Sh. Nilavara Manjunath Shettigar
Senior Platoon Commander (HG)
-4-
Madhya Pradesh
1. Sh. Raj Pal Meena
District Commandant (HG)
2. Sh. Kamal Kumar Shrivas
Sub Inspector (M)
3. Sh. Krishna Bali Singh
Home Guard
4. Sh. Anjani Kumar Mishra
Company Commander (HG)
5. Sh. Ashok Kumar Jain
Staff Officer (CD)
Meghalaya
1. Sh. Mintu Sarkar
Sub-Inspector (HG)
2. Sh. Phrangsngi Kharir
Sub-Inspector (HG)
Odisha
1. Sh. Abhiram Khuntia
CD Volunteer
2. Smt. Chandramani Pattnaik
Home Guard
3. Sh. Bibhuti Bhusan Panda
Home Guard
Rajasthan
1. Sh. Rajesh Kumar Meena
Divisional Warden (CD)
2. Sh. Prakash Chandra Pareek
Divisional Warden (CD)
-5-
Tamil Nadu
1. Sh. A. Janaarthanan
Company Commander (HG)
2. Sh. G. Ragupathy
Company Commander (HG)
3. Sh. A.R. Paranthaman
Asst. Platoon Commander (HG)
Tripura
1. Sh. Sankar Shil
Home Guard
Uttar Pradesh
1. Sh. Sandeep Goel
Chief Warden (CD)
2. Sh. Dinesh Kumar Srivastava
Divisional Warden (CD)
3. Sh. Pyare Lal Shrestha
Block Organizer (HG)
4. Sh. Jag Jivan Maurya
Home Guard
5. Sh. Najmul Hasan Zaidi
Assistant Company Commander (HG)
Uttrakhand
1. Sh. Rajeev Baloni
Staff Officer (HG)
West Bengal
1. Sh. Debasish Bhattacharya
Sr. Staff Officer Instructor (CD)
- 6 -
2. Sh. Basab Banerjee
Sr. Staff Officer Instructor (CD)
3. Sh. Pallab Chakraborty
Deputy Divisional Warden (CD)
Ministry of Railways
1. Sh. K. Rama Rao
CD Volunteer
2. Sh. Murli Manohar Pathak
CD Volunteer
3. Sh. Narendra Kumar Mishra
Chief Warden (CD)
4. Sh. Pradip Datta
CD Volunteer
Home Guards and Civil Defence Medal for Meritorious Service
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
These firemen don't just fight flames, but also rescue birds and animals :: Karnataka Civil Defence ::
These firemen don't just fight flames, but also rescue birds and animals
Jul 26, 2016,
Bengaluru: Last week, the fire and emergency services department saved a barn owl in Mahadevapura, east Bengaluru. The winged creature was severely injured in stone pelting by some rogues. Thanks to the rescue personnel who reached the spot on time, the bird was treated at a nearby veterinary hospital and is better now.
The Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Service in Bengaluru does much more than merely douse flames and control raging infernos. The team also attends to rescue calls pertaining to birds and animals in distress. In fact, birds account for the maximum number of rescued creatures by emergency services in the city. They are often found nestling in large complexes and branches of old trees, say fire officials.
The team works closely with Karnataka Civil Defence volunteers. "We receive four to five rescue calls daily . In most cases, its birds that are injured, dehydrated or stuck somewhere, followed by cats and cows," said MA Guruprasad, a fire department employee who coordinates such rescue operations.
Among the oft-rescued birds are pigeons, eagles, crows, kites and owls. "Cubbon Park, Lalbagh, Shivajinagar, Ulsoor, Murphy Town and BHEL industrial unit on Mysuru Road are some of the hotspots for bird rescues," added Guruprasad.
Often, birds get trapped in kite threads which are entangled in branches. This year alone, the fire department rescued 70-75 creatures, of which over 50 were birds alone. Also, 10-15 cats and 10-odd cows have been saved, some of which were found injured and a few stuck in drains.
"We get calls about cats stranded on branches of trees.They manage to climb building rooftops and trees but then are too scared to come down," said a fire department official.
Early this year, Mohan K, a volunteer from Karnataka Civil Defence, received a call to rescue a barn owl that got stuck in a messy kite thread atop a massive old tree on Richmond Road. Volunteers rushed to the 9th floor of an adjacent building and tried to pull down the owl using a ball and nylon thread.
Mohan recalled: "The poor thing landed on my hand and I cuddled it all the way to the rehab centre." Later, the owl was dropped back to the same spot as it probably was nesting there and had a family on the same tree.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bengaluru/These-firemen-dont-just-fight-flames-but-also-rescue-birds-and-animals/articleshow/53392256.cms
Jul 26, 2016,
Bengaluru: Last week, the fire and emergency services department saved a barn owl in Mahadevapura, east Bengaluru. The winged creature was severely injured in stone pelting by some rogues. Thanks to the rescue personnel who reached the spot on time, the bird was treated at a nearby veterinary hospital and is better now.
The Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Service in Bengaluru does much more than merely douse flames and control raging infernos. The team also attends to rescue calls pertaining to birds and animals in distress. In fact, birds account for the maximum number of rescued creatures by emergency services in the city. They are often found nestling in large complexes and branches of old trees, say fire officials.
The team works closely with Karnataka Civil Defence volunteers. "We receive four to five rescue calls daily . In most cases, its birds that are injured, dehydrated or stuck somewhere, followed by cats and cows," said MA Guruprasad, a fire department employee who coordinates such rescue operations.
Among the oft-rescued birds are pigeons, eagles, crows, kites and owls. "Cubbon Park, Lalbagh, Shivajinagar, Ulsoor, Murphy Town and BHEL industrial unit on Mysuru Road are some of the hotspots for bird rescues," added Guruprasad.
Often, birds get trapped in kite threads which are entangled in branches. This year alone, the fire department rescued 70-75 creatures, of which over 50 were birds alone. Also, 10-15 cats and 10-odd cows have been saved, some of which were found injured and a few stuck in drains.
"We get calls about cats stranded on branches of trees.They manage to climb building rooftops and trees but then are too scared to come down," said a fire department official.
Early this year, Mohan K, a volunteer from Karnataka Civil Defence, received a call to rescue a barn owl that got stuck in a messy kite thread atop a massive old tree on Richmond Road. Volunteers rushed to the 9th floor of an adjacent building and tried to pull down the owl using a ball and nylon thread.
Mohan recalled: "The poor thing landed on my hand and I cuddled it all the way to the rehab centre." Later, the owl was dropped back to the same spot as it probably was nesting there and had a family on the same tree.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bengaluru/These-firemen-dont-just-fight-flames-but-also-rescue-birds-and-animals/articleshow/53392256.cms
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
NOMINATIONS FOR HONBLE CHIEF MINISTER MEDAL 2016 : Karnataka Civil Defence
NOMINATIONS FOR HONBLE CHIEF MINISTER MEDAL 2016
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Attn. of CD Wardens of all ranks ,
Kindly find enclosed circular and annexures for sending nominations for Honorable Chief Ministers Medal for Home Guards and Civil Defence 2016, KINDLY NOTE THE FOLLOWING :
1)Kindly forward nominations of eligible and enrolled CD Wardens, Completely filled application along with annexures and citation with selected photos of your service in Civil Defence be sent to The Chief Wardens office on or before Saturday 16th July 2016 , 3 PM.
2) Attach self-attested Xerox copy of your Appointment Order ( Original needs to be produced when asked for)
3) Nominations from CD wardens who have worked in Civil Defence and served the society thru Civil Defence only to be recommended.
4) All nominations received within the prescribed time will be forwarded to the Department and the same will be evaluated and finalized by Senior Officers.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
#Whatsapp_Group_Updates 01June2016 :: Bengaluru Civil Defence
MOST URGENT Kind Attn: Divisional Warden / Dy.DW, QRT, CD Wardens of all ranks. In view of the proposed mass leave by some Police Personnel, CIVIL DEFENCE Personnel of all ranks are advised to stand in "READY TO DEPLOY" Mode as precautionary measure for Stampede Management and related duties on 03rd & 04th June 2016, * subject to orders in this regard from senior officers.
DW, Dy.DW, QRT , Kindly attend very important meeting tomorrow 02-06-16 , 11 am at CD Head Qtrs. to discuss regarding proposed CD Deployment.
DW, Dy.DW, QRT , Kindly attend very important meeting tomorrow 02-06-16 , 11 am at CD Head Qtrs. to discuss regarding proposed CD Deployment.
Monday, April 4, 2016
Sunday, April 3, 2016
CHAITROLLASA ....Bengaluru DDK to telecast 'Chaitrollasa' during Ugadi festival 2016
Doordarshan Kannada channel Chandana will telecast a songs-dance special ''Chaitrollasa'' programme on the occasion of Ugadai Festival on April 8, to usher the New Yearaccording to Indian calendar.The programme will be recorded from April 3 at imposing Glass House in the Raj Bhavan premises. The programme will be telecast on Ugadi Festival day at 0930 hrs and at 1900 hrs, the Doordarshan statement said here today.UNI RS SHS AE 1522
http://news.webindia123.com/news/articles/India/20160401/2828541.html
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Dated: 03April2016
" Civil Defence Wardens of different ranks are attending CHAITROLLASA Cultural program organised by Doordarshan Chandana in Rajbhavan"
http://news.webindia123.com/news/articles/India/20160401/2828541.html
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Dated: 03April2016
" Civil Defence Wardens of different ranks are attending CHAITROLLASA Cultural program organised by Doordarshan Chandana in Rajbhavan"
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