Maharashtra: India’s First fort-specific Disaster Management Plan Launched For Panhala Fort In Kolhapur - PUNE PULSE

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Maharashtra has set a precedent with the launch of India's first fort-specific Disaster Management Plan (DMP) for Panhala Fort, a historic landmark in Kolhapur. This innovative plan, developed under the guidance of the Maharashtra State Disaster Management Authority and the District Disaster Management Authority of Kolhapur, aims to protect the fort from natural disasters. Panhala Fort holds significant cultural value, and this initiative highlights the importance of safeguarding such sites. The DMP includes detailed strategies and resources to address potential risks, ensuring a proactive approach to disaster management. By implementing this plan, Maharashtra is taking a significant step towards preserving its cultural heritage for future generations.

The initiative may inspire other regions to adopt similar strategies for their historical sites. The attention to disaster preparedness demonstrates a commitment to both cultural preservation and public safety. In doing so, Maharashtra sets a benchmark for disaster management practices across India.

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