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Amit Shah to Chair Disaster Preparedness Meeting in New Delhi

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08 May 2026

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will lead a high-level meeting on May 10, 2026, in New Delhi to assess India's preparedness against floods and heatwaves. The discussion will evaluate central agencies' readiness, inter-agency coordination, and the effectiveness of early warning systems. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration, there has been a push towards a holistic government approach for disaster management aimed at zero casualty outcomes. The meeting will also review long-term flood mitigation measures nationwide, focusing on infrastructure protection, scientific forecasting, and community resilience programming.

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NHAI Wins Arbitration, Saves Public Funds in Highway Project