Natural calamities of any kind are often beyond control but what matters is how the administration acts in dealing with such situations.
When tragedy struck people, it is natural that anger and anxiety takes precedence and barrage of opinions sometimes explode against the administration arguing that enough is not done to help the aggrieved sections.
At present, what we see is that both the governments at the State and Centre have swung into action.
Western Naval Command of the Indian Navy has mobilised considerable resources to provide assistance to State and District administrations of affected areas
A total of 14 rescue teams of the Western Naval Command, including five teams from Goa Naval Area, have been operating in Kolhapur, Belgaum and Uttar Kannada districts of Maharashtra and Karnataka respectively since August 5
Additional teams are being added according to the situation
As a nation which was still bristling over the bloody Pulwama attack, thanks to the Indian Air Force, the ‘Josh’ has come back.
In an early dawn operation, in a matter of less than an hour, the Indian Air Force avenged the Pulwama massacre by bombing the terror training camps and hideouts in PoK and Pakistan resulting in a large number of casualties.
As a responsible power, India has responded through conventional military means to terror tactics of terrorists and their Pakistani backers.
Although the timing denotes revenge, given that there were solid intelligence inputs about imminent and large-scale suicide attacks by JEM, it was a non-military pre-emptive action specifically targeted at JEM camps.
Balakot the biggest training camp of JEM – run by Maulana Yusuf Azhar, brother-in-law of Massod Azhar – has been bombed out of existence with a large no of terrorists, trainers, senior commanders and groups of jehadis ending up as casualties.
For those doubting the operation in Balakot in Khyber Paktunkhwa, defence experts have made it clear that the given the range of our attack capabilities, the Indian air force could well have crossed the borders of Pakistan and launched from afar or even beyond visual range.
Established in April 1918, it is the oldest air forces in the world.
RAF also boasts of highly trained officials who are well-versed with the use of these weapons.
German Air Force is referred to as Luftwaffe.
It has millions of trained air force officials and lacs of aircrafts.
Russian Air Force was established in 1991-92 and emerged as one of the most powerful air forces in the world soon after.
The Russian air force officials are well trained in handling the aircraft weapons.
