http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2015/dec/26/drones-farming-crop-problems-uavs?CMP=twt_a-science_b-gdnscience attach agrisceintists/crop insurance/water/pest expert ad market exp[ert to guidefarmers block by block--including markeing; also FCI

drones--one per block can be used to address various farm issues--scientifically;attach three scientists per block.pests/water/draught/floods,nutrition and insurance and crop to grow

1. Moral education must be made part of system 2. Numerous village industries are there to promote in many ways thus creating self employment 3. Khadi & VI must be supported ( rightly as present system is largely flawed)- it has tremendous employment potential through eco-friendly products and most suitable industry for the women folk. 4.Training on quality should be provided 5. Organisations like Cottage Industries, HHEC have lost track but can be very for rural employment generation

Without controlling the teeming population of 125 creore, no other problems can be solved. People in India love freedom, not responsibilities. Poor people don't think about the future need of education, shelter, job and medical treatment which are expensive. Children must be taught to be RESPONSIBLE INIDIAN CITIZEN WHO CAN CONTRIBUTE. A vast majority depend on Either God or Government to provide what they need. This thinking needs to be changed.

7. May consider NDMA (others in field) to carry disaster impact study of tier one city in twelve months, tier two in 18 months and other cities in 36 months. Study to profile each city for vulnerability to different natural calamity, enunciate safeguard measure and follow a yearly audit calendar of disaster preparedness region wise for different calamity. Establish situation normalization protocol- for public-private services, education, medical..’ regards.

5. Establish protocol for dissemination, preparation- planning for all likely affected and checks. 6. Public places, utilities, institutions…establish standard protocols for natural calamities as issued by relevant authority for preparation, occurrence, relief...6. Coordination procedure of effort –local, requisitioned, NGO, foreign.

(iii) Judicial/Inquiry commission in case appreciated to submit report in one year time. (iv) An independent study by private body. All reports published at NDMA- Home ministry- State government site. 4. Met yearly abnormal climate calendar forecast stating geography, period, scale, intensity, impact on environment. Update on monthly basis- when required. Climate profiling roaster by Met- regions, geography, city wise.

(e) Reports- (i) Preliminary report by affected district, NDRF, Armed Forces in three months- among other points to include causes, problems, recommendation, universal measure for future adoption.(ii) Detailed report in six months and on completion of relief and rehabilitation by state to include among other points relief, rehabilitation, measures implemented- in pipeline- planned.

(v) Regular situation update three hour for 72 hours, later 6 hour till relief work completed on all media.(vi) Civil Administration for situation stabilization- public safety, law-order, market- trade supervision, movement- people, effort to and out of affected area, coordination state-center, private, NGO work-effort … (vi) Relief, rehabilitation as per situation- established protocol.

(iii) On deployment four or more disaster response columns; invoke special provisions passing administration into response hands till relief stage, prize freeze of all essential commodities, clear chain of command for period( at least 96 h..or till required), local effort( NGO, Volunteer, hospitals, public utility….) advisory issue for coordination.(iv) Additional response resource provisioning on request.