Disaster Management System in Indian Legal System: An Analytical Study
Lead author · Corresponding
Virat Rana
Student at Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University, India
Abstract
Disaster control may be defined because the management of the resources and diverse duties of the people in coping with the numerous components of the emergencies and diverse recoveries which can be carried out that allows you to lessen the effect of the catastrophe. This research article attempts to expose diverse stages of disaster management i.e. the attempts taken earlier than the catastrophe, all through catastrophe, after disaster. this text also indicates various legal guidelines which have been enacted with the aid of the parliament concerning protections of pollutions and prevention of catastrophe and also shows the punishment against the person that violate the diverse provision of the legal guidelines.
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