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Internship at institute of disaster management.

Internship at institute of disaster management. 

ŕ´ˇിŕ´¸ാŕ´¸്ŕ´±്റർ ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് ഇൻസ്ŕ´±്ŕ´±ിŕ´±്ŕ´±്ŕ´Żൂŕ´ź്ŕ´źിŕµ˝ സമ്മർ ഇൻ്റൺഷിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Ş് 


ŕ´¦ുŕ´°ŕ´¨്തങ്ങളുŕ´źെ ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് ŕ´®േഖലയുŕ´®ാŕ´Żി ബന്ധപ്ŕ´Şെŕ´ź്ŕ´ź ŕ´Ş്രവർത്തനങ്ങളിŕµ˝ ŕ´ąൃŕ´¸്വകാŕ´˛ ŕ´Şŕ´°ിŕ´¶ീലനം ŕ´¨േŕ´źാŕµ» ŕ´µിŕ´¦്ŕ´Żാർത്ŕ´Ąികൾക്ŕ´•് അവസരം.

ŕ´•േŕ´¨്ŕ´¦്ŕ´° ആഭ്ŕ´Żŕ´¨്തര മന്ŕ´¤്ŕ´°ാലയത്ŕ´¤ിŕµ»്ŕ´±െ ŕ´•ീŕ´´ിŕµ˝ ŕ´Ş്രവർത്ŕ´¤ിŕ´•്ŕ´•ുŕ´¨്ŕ´¨, ŕ´¨ാŕ´·ŕ´Łŕµ˝ ഇൻസ്ŕ´±്ŕ´±ിŕ´±്ŕ´±്ŕ´Żൂŕ´ź്ŕ´ź് ŕ´“ŕ´«് ŕ´ˇിŕ´¸ാŕ´¸്ŕ´±്റർ ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±്, ŕ´®െŕ´Ż് - ŕ´śൂൺ/ŕ´śൂŕ´˛ാŕ´Ż് ŕ´®ാസങ്ങളിŕµ˝ നടത്ŕ´¤ുŕ´¨്ŕ´¨ സമ്മർ ഇൻ്റൺഷിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Şിŕ´¨് ŕ´…ŕ´Şേŕ´•്ŕ´· ŕ´•്ŕ´·ŕ´Łിŕ´š്ŕ´šു. 

ഇൻസ്ŕ´±്ŕ´±ിŕ´±്ŕ´±്ŕ´Żൂŕ´ź്ŕ´źിŕµ»്ŕ´±െ ŕ´®ാൻഡേŕ´±്ŕ´±് - ŕ´¨് ŕ´…ŕ´¨ുŕ´¸ൃതമാŕ´Ż ŕ´Ş്രവർത്തനങ്ങൾക്ŕ´•് 
ഇൻ്റൺമാŕ´°െ ŕ´¨ിŕ´Żോŕ´—ിŕ´•്ŕ´•ും. 

ŕ´Ş്രവർത്തന ŕ´®േഖലകളിŕµ˝ ŕ´šിലത് : *ŕ´•ŕ´®്ŕ´Żൂŕ´Łിŕ´±്ŕ´±ി ŕ´¬േŕ´¸്ŕ´ˇ് ŕ´ˇിŕ´¸ാŕ´¸്ŕ´±്റർ ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് സപ്ŕ´˛ൈ ŕ´šെŕ´Żിŕµ» ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് * ŕ´«്ലഡ് ŕ´Ş്ŕ´°ിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Şŕ´±േŕ´·ŕµ» & ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് * ŕ´«ോറസ്ŕ´±്ŕ´±് ഫയർ * ഇൻസിഡൻ്ŕ´±് റസ്ŕ´Şോൺസ് * എമർജൻസി ŕ´“ŕ´Ş്ŕ´Şŕ´±േŕ´·ŕµ» ŕ´¸െŕµ»്ŕ´±േŕ´´്ŕ´¸് * ŕ´ˇിŕ´¸ാŕ´¸്ŕ´±്റർ & എമർജൻസി ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് * ŕ´•്ŕ´Żാŕ´®്ŕ´Ş് ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് * ŕ´±ിŕ´˛ീŕ´«് ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് * ŕ´¸ൈŕ´•്ŕ´˛ോൺ ŕ´±ിŕ´¸്ŕ´•് ŕ´ˇിഡക്ŕ´·ŕµ» * എർത്ŕ´¤് ŕ´•്ŕ´µേŕ´•്ŕ´•് ŕ´±ിŕ´¸്ŕ´•് ŕ´ˇിഡക്ŕ´·ŕµ» * അർബൻ ŕ´±ിŕ´¸്ŕ´•് ŕ´®ാŕ´¨േŕ´ś്മൻ്ŕ´±് * ŕ´•്ŕ´˛ൈമറ്ŕ´±് ŕ´šേŕ´ž്ŕ´š് ŕ´…ŕ´ˇാŕ´Ş്ŕ´±്ŕ´±േŕ´·ŕµ» * ŕ´±ിŕ´¸്ŕ´•് ŕ´«ൈŕ´¨ാൻസിംŕ´—് & റസിŕ´˛ിയൻസ് * ŕ´ˇിŕ´¸ാŕ´¸്ŕ´±്റർ ŕ´¸ൈŕ´•്ŕ´•ോ - ŕ´¸ോŕ´·്ŕ´Żŕµ˝ ŕ´•െയർ * ŕ´šിൽഡ്രൺ ഇൻ എമർജൻസി.
ŕ´Şൂർണമാŕ´Ż, ŕ´Ş്രവർത്തനമേŕ´–ŕ´˛ാ ŕ´Şŕ´ź്ŕ´źിŕ´• https://nidm.gov.in/ - ŕµ˝ ഉള്ŕ´ł ഇൻ്റൺഷിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Ş് ŕ´µിŕ´ś്ŕ´žാപനത്ŕ´¤ിŕµ˝ ŕ´µ്ŕ´Żŕ´•്തമാŕ´•്ŕ´•ിŕ´Żിŕ´ź്ŕ´źുŕ´Ł്ŕ´ź്. ŕ´•ൂŕ´źാŕ´¤െ      
വർക്ŕ´•്ŕ´·ോŕ´Ş്ŕ´Ş്, ŕ´•ോൺഫറൻസ്, ŕ´¸െŕ´®ിŕ´¨ാർ, ŕ´Şŕ´°ിŕ´¶ീലന ŕ´Şŕ´°ിŕ´Şാŕ´źികൾ ŕ´Žŕ´¨്ŕ´¨ിവയിŕµ˝ ŕ´Şŕ´™്ŕ´•െŕ´źുŕ´•്ŕ´•ാŕ´¨ും ഇൻ്റൺമാർക്ŕ´•് അവസരം ലഭിŕ´•്ŕ´•ും. 
8 ആഴ്ŕ´š/2 ŕ´®ാസമാŕ´Ł് ŕ´Ş്ŕ´°ോŕ´—്ŕ´°ാം ŕ´•ാലയളവ്. ŕ´Ş്ŕ´°ŕ´¤ിŕ´®ാŕ´¸ ŕ´¸്‌ŕ´±്ŕ´±ൈŕ´Ş്പൻഡ്, 10000 ŕ´°ൂŕ´Ş. ŕ´«ീൽഡ് വർക്ŕ´•് ŕ´ź്ŕ´°ാവൽ ŕ´…ŕ´¸ിŕ´¸്ŕ´±്റൻസും, ŕ´¸്ŕ´±്ŕ´±ാŕ´±്ŕ´±ിŕ´¸്ŕ´±്ŕ´±ിŕ´•്ŕ´•ŕµ˝ ŕ´ˇാŕ´±്ŕ´±/ ŕ´®ാŕ´Ş് പർച്ŕ´šേŕ´¸് ŕ´šിലവും ലഭിŕ´•്ŕ´•ാം.  

ŕ´Ş്ŕ´°ോŕ´—്ŕ´°ാŕ´®ിŕ´¨ു ŕ´¶േŕ´·ം ഇൻ്റൺഷിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Ş് ŕ´±ിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Şോർട്ŕ´ź് നൽകണം/ŕ´Ş്രസൻ്ŕ´±േŕ´·ŕµ» നടത്തണം. ŕ´±ിŕ´Ş്ŕ´Şോർട്ŕ´ź് നൽകി, ŕ´µിŕ´śŕ´Żŕ´•ŕ´°ŕ´®ാŕ´Żി ŕ´Ş്ŕ´°ോŕ´—്ŕ´°ാം ŕ´Şൂർത്ŕ´¤ിŕ´Żാŕ´•്ŕ´•ുŕ´¨്നവർക്ŕ´•് ŕ´¸ാŕ´•്ŕ´·്ŕ´Żŕ´Şŕ´¤്ŕ´°ം നൽകും.

ŕ´¬ിŕ´°ുŕ´¦ം, ŕ´¬ിŕ´°ുŕ´¦ാനന്തരബിŕ´°ുŕ´¦ം, ŕ´®ാŕ´¸്ŕ´±്ŕ´±േŕ´´്ŕ´¸് തല ŕ´ˇിŕ´Ş്ŕ´˛ോŕ´®, ŕ´Žം.ŕ´«ിŕµ˝ ŕ´Žŕ´¨്ŕ´¨ീ ŕ´Ş്ŕ´°ോŕ´—്ŕ´°ാŕ´®ുŕ´•ŕ´łിŕµ˝ ŕ´Şŕ´ ിŕ´•്ŕ´•ുŕ´¨്നവർക്ŕ´•് ŕ´…ŕ´Şേŕ´•്ŕ´·ിŕ´•്ŕ´•ാം. 

ŕ´¨ോŕ´ź്ŕ´źിŕ´«ിŕ´•്ŕ´•േŕ´·ŕ´¨ോŕ´źു ŕ´šേർന്ŕ´¨ുŕ´ł്ŕ´ł ŕ´®ാŕ´¤ൃŕ´•ാ ŕ´«ോŕ´®ിŕµ˝ ŕ´…ŕ´Şേŕ´•്ŕ´· നൽകാം. ŕ´¸ി.ŕ´µി. ŕ´•ൂŕ´źെ വയ്ŕ´•്ŕ´•ŕ´Łം. ŕ´…ŕ´Şേŕ´•്ŕ´·ാർത്ŕ´Ąിŕ´Żെ ŕ´¨ാമനിർദ്ŕ´¦േŕ´¶ം ŕ´šെŕ´Ż്ŕ´Żുŕ´¨്ŕ´¨ ŕ´¸്ŕ´Ąാŕ´Şŕ´¨ം/ഏജൻസി വഴിŕ´Żാŕ´Ł് ŕ´…ŕ´Şേŕ´•്ŕ´· നൽകേŕ´Ł്ŕ´źŕ´¤്. 
summerinterntrg001@gmail.com ŕ´Žŕ´¨്ŕ´¨ ഇമെŕ´Żിŕµ˝ ŕ´µിŕ´˛ാസത്ŕ´¤ിŕ´˛േŕ´•്ŕ´•് ŕ´¸ോŕ´«്ŕ´ź് ŕ´•ോŕ´Ş്ŕ´Şി ŕ´®െŕ´Żിŕµ˝ ŕ´šെŕ´Ż്ŕ´Żŕ´Łം. ŕ´Żോŕ´—്ŕ´Żŕ´¤, ŕ´Ş്രവർത്ŕ´¤ിŕ´Şŕ´°ിŕ´šŕ´Żം ŕ´Žŕ´¨്ŕ´¨ിŕ´µ ŕ´Şŕ´°ിŕ´—ŕ´Łിŕ´š്ŕ´šാŕ´•ും ŕ´¤ിŕ´°ŕ´ž്ŕ´žെŕ´źുŕ´Ş്ŕ´Ş്.

ŕ´µിശദാംശങ്ങൾ ŕ´¸


Vineesh V
Assistant Professor of Geography,
Government College Chittur, Palakkad
Government of Kerala.
https://vineesh-geography.business.site

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