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ITBP Releases Book on KM Yatrato manage any disaster. The route to KailashMansarovar Yatra is considered one of the mostdiffi cult and challenging. Yatries have to face thediffi cult snow clad mountains, glaciers, landslidesand unpredictable weather conditions at very highaltitudes. One has always the fear of high altitudediseases, such as High Altitude Illness (HAI),Acute Mountain Sickness(AMS), High AltitudeCerebral Edema(HACE), High Altitude PulmonaryEdema(HAPE) etc. The ITBP takes care of yatriesto save them from these diseases.Shri R.K.Bhatia, DG, ITBP(centre) along with Shri Anirudh Uppal (ADG)Shri Pramod Asthana (IG, Spl Ftr) & Shri A.P.S. Nimbadia, Comdt. 7 th Bn releasingthe book on old route of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra discovered by ITBPShri R.K. Bhatia, Director General, ITBP released thebook titled "Kumaon aur Kailash " on Kailash Mansarovar Yatrain the presence of 59 Kailash Mansarovar yatries of 4 th batch atBase Hospital, ITBP, Tigri Camp, New Delhi. The book has beenedited by Shri A.P.S. Nimbadia, Commandant. Himveers of 7 th BnITBP, Mirthi (Uttrakhand) discovered an ancient route from Gala toKathgodam by conducting 6 tracking expeditions and collected oldhistorical maps ,records ,letters and photos. The book 'Kumaon aurKailash' has been written on the basis of ancient monuments andinformations collected during this tracking expedition.The detailed and fi nal medical briefi ng of 59 yatries wasdone by Dr. T.Ravi Prasad, IG (Med) and Dr. Rakesh Tiwari (CMO)of Base Hospital ITBP. These pilgrims proceeded on 26 days yatrato holy Kailash under security and care of ITBP. This batch left Delhion 19 th June 2010 for Almora and reachedAlmora on the same day. The Yatriescross Indian Border at Lipulekh Pass.Thecurrent route passes through Dharchula,Tavaghat, Mangti, Gala, Budhi, Gunji,Kalapani, Navidhang and Lipulekh inIndian territory.The Yatra started on 1 st June, 2010 andit will end on 24 th Sept, 2010.Total 16 batches willparticipate in this Yatra. First batch departed on1 st June, 2010. The 16 th batch, the last batch, willleave Delhi on 30 th August and will return back on24 th september, 2010.Shri R.K.Bhatia, DG, ITBP interacting with media afterreleasing the bookShri R. K. Bhatia, Director Generalcongratulated all members of the trackingexpedition and said that "through thisbook the traditions and history of Kumaonregion has been retraced."ITBP is mainly responsible forconducting medical check up at Delhi andprovide security cover and medical aidduring the journey. It also deploys highlytrained disaster management teamsalong with latest equipments enrouteKailash Mansarovar yatries with DG ITBP at 22 nd Bn, New Delhi4
Back to basics : DG at BTCShri R.K. Bhatia (DG, ITBP) along with Shri Rajdeep Singh (IG,NW Ftr)(1 st from left) & Shri H.S. Goraya (DIG, BTC) (1 st from right) inauguratingnewly installed X-Ray machine at BTC Hospital, BhanuShri R.K. Bhatia, DG, ITBP visited BTC, a premiumtraining centre of ITBP, on 8 th May 2010 along with ShriRajdeep Singh, IG (NW) Frontier. Shri H.S. Goraya, DIG,BTC welcomed the chief and IG, NW Ftr.After presentation of ceremonial guard and introductionwith the offi cers, DG interacted with the offi cers of thecentre in the Offi cers Mess. He appreciated the upkeepand maintenance of the Offi cers Mess. The DG discussedthe proposed action plan of BTC in threadbare details andasked DIG, BTC to phase the proposed works over a periodof two to three fi nancial years. After the presentation, theDG visited the training area where a demonstration onthe tactics of LW extremists and measures to counter thesame by effective patrolling by well trained CPMF sub unitswas given. The demonstration also integrated the use ofIWESS.DG ITBP meeting the recruits at BTC, BhanuThe DG took a round of the training area and the variousinfrastructures and keenly observed the training activities ofthe centre. Later, he visited the museum of the centre andadvised DIG, BTC to send a proposal for upgradation of themuseum so that the heritage of BTC is better showcased.The DG, ITBP inaugurated the newly constructed viewinggallery of the short range and the newly installed X-raymachine at the unit Hospital.The DG addressed the trainees and staff of thecentre in Sainik Sabha. During the Sainik Sabha, DG ITBPappreciated the training efforts of the BTC and reiteratedthe emphasis on professional training. The Sainik Sabhawas followed by tea in Himveer Vatika where he interactedinformally with the recruits and staff of BTC.5
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