14th All India Civil Defence and Home Guards Conference

Santhosh Kumar 25/10/2024

Summary: The 14th All India Civil Defence and Home Guards Conference, inaugurated by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, took place on October 24, 2024, in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. This event, the first in 19 years, aimed to bring together senior officials and members to discuss critical issues like the draft Civil Defence Bill and Model Home Guard Bill. The conference emphasized the role of modern technology in enhancing operations and training, reflecting the importance of civil defence and home guard services in disaster management and public safety. The discussions are expected to modernize policies and improve readiness across India.

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