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Essay on Politics Without Ethics is a Disaster

Years ago when the halcyon days of democracy had yet not arrived, the world was governed by kings and queens. The king with his absolute powers ruled over his subjects with the help of his ministers and governors who could be aptly termed as the politicians of those days.

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A Boat Disaster – Essay

Two years ago, more than twenty persons were drowned in the river Brahmani. All of them were unmarried young girls. The disaster occurred on the second day of the Raja Festival.

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Human Behavior and Response to a Disaster

With a few exceptions people exposed to earthquakes, tornadoes, explosions or other terrifying experiences show psychological "shock" reactions. The symptoms may vary greatly depending on the individual and also on the nature and severity of the terrifying disaster.

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How to provide shelter during Disaster?

The physical conditions of the existing housing stock of India, particularly in rural areas, have substantially deteriorated over the years. Most of the houses in small towns and rural areas stand in dilapidated condition and warrant upgradation or replacement.

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How to dispose Dead Humans after a Disaster?

Quick disposal of dead bodies is very important for avoiding the outbreak and spread of diseases due to their quick decay. Besides, decomposing human dead bodies on the site with fast spreading stench, present a very unpleasant environment for the rescue workers as well as surviving victims.

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Brief note on Disposal of Dead Animals after a Disaster

In most natural disasters, particularly in rural areas the number of animal deaths are very high, especially in residential areas, due to the fact that most domesticated animals are kept tied up, and in the event of a disaster while the people flee urgently, the animals left tied up have no chance of voluntary escape.

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