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Which of the following is NOT a core objective of the NPDM?

  1. Promote a culture of prevention and resilience.
  2. Enhance risk monitoring.
  3. Establish a strong legal framework.
  4. Reduce the role of local bodies in disaster management.

    A3 മാത്രം

    B2, 4

    C2, 3

    D4 മാത്രം

    Answer:

    D. 4 മാത്രം

    Read Explanation:

    The National Policy on Disaster Management (NPDM) actively promotes the involvement of local bodies, community-based organizations, and Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) in disaster management. This is a core principle aimed at empowering communities and ensuring a broad-based approach. Therefore, reducing the role of local bodies is contrary to the policy's objectives, which include integrating these entities into all aspects of disaster management implementation.

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