Devotional Services by Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management (AADM)
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Devotional
Services by Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management (AADM)
Disaster Management Services at the locations of Shree
Ganesh/Gauri Ganapati immersion (visarjan) 2013
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The most exuberant parts of the Ganesh festival in Maharashtra are the street
processions and immersion (visarjan) of Idols in the water.
A large number of devotees are always seen enjoying in the street
processions and huge gatherings are also seen on beaches, river banks and lake
sides and ponds for immersion (visarjan) of idols.
On 13th Sept. 2013, upon the request from Municipal and Police
Authorities of Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune and Thane District, Disaster
Management volunteers (DMVs) of Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management
assisted authorities in controlling the Crowd and Vehicular Traffic to
facilitate the Shree Ganesh/Gauri Ganapati immersion (visarjan) at various
beaches/rivers, lakes and ponds.
2139 Disaster Management volunteers offered their
selfless Devotional services at 61 locations of processions and immersion
(visarjan) in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune and Thane district.
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Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management (AADM), has been
for the last many years consistently working with Police and other government
departments, assisting them with crowd control and management activities during
various festive occasions and also during natural calamities. As in the past,
this year too AADM has rendered its services to help the Police manage the
enormous crowd congregating during the Ganpati Festival.
On the day
of Gauri-Ganpati Punarmilap (Visarjan) i.e Friday, 13th September
2013, AADM had made available close to 2200 of its trained Disaster
Management Volunteers (DMVs) to help and aid the Police force. These DMVs had
provided their services at 60 immersion spots spread across Mumbai,
Navi-Mumbai, Pune, and Pimpri-Chinchwad regions of Maharashtra.
Source:
http://aniruddhafriend-samirsinh.com/seva-by-aadm-and-acknowledgement-by-police-authorities/
For the past
many years, the trained and disciplined force DMVs of AADM has been providing
the much needed support to various government agencies during natural and
man-made disasters, public festivals, pilgrimage events and also at hospitals,
orphanages, old-age homes, etc. The DMVs have successfully managed activities
concerning rescue and first-aid, crowd control and management, environmental
protection, community health and services, waste management, afforestation and
other various green initiatives on various occasions.
This year
too, on various punarmilap (visarjan) days
of Ganpati festival and especially on the day of Anant Chaturdashi, which
witnesses the largest festive congregation of people, AADM provided around 4800
of its dedicated DMVs for assisting the Police and other government agencies in
crowd management at 63 immersion locations spread across Maharashtra.
The DMVs
have been trained based on the guidelines laid down by Param Poojya Bapu. Many
of us will recall the soul stirring and inspiring speeches of Bapu on the role
of Disaster Management which he had conceptualized way back in the year 2001
and also during the AADM Seminar that Bapu himself had conducted in the year
2005. So far more than 60,000 DMVs have been successfully trained by AADM.
The
government authorities and Police force have always admired the selfless
service and dedication of our DMVs. Recently, as an acknowledgement of the
efforts of our DMVs, Additional Commissioner of Mumbai Police, Shri. Vishwas
Nangre-Patil, wrote a letter directly to Param Poojya Bapu for the same. This
is not the only instance of appreciation but the list is almost endless. I am
enclosing the photocopy of the aforesaid letter along with another appreciation
letter from the authorities of Shree Babulnath Mandir Charities, Mumbai.
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Disaster Management Services at
Mount Mary, Bandra, Mumbai On 14th and 15th September 2013
On request from the Police Authorities, Aniruddha’s Academy
of Disaster Management (AADM) deployed its Disaster Management Volunteers
(DMVs) for controlling traffic and crowd at Mount Mary, Bandra, Mumbai on 14th and 15th September 2013.
Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management deployed 291 Disaster
Management Volunteers (DMVs). They offered assistance to the Police authorities
of Bandra Police Station in controlling traffic and in controlling crowd of
devotees on this occasion.Devotees appreciated the services of the Volunteers
of AADM in managing the crowd of devotees professionally. The Chairman of Perry
Road Residents’ Association also praised about the selfless services offered by
AADM Volunteers in managing crowd on roads in his interview given to newspaper
Times of India dated 16th September 2013.(Kindly refer to Press Room Section of AADM Website for note
from Times of India )
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Bandra-fair-ends-fewer-visitors-than-last-year/articleshow/22612228.cms
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