SSDF India, The Significance of Renewable Energy and Akshay Urja Day: A Path to Sustainable Development

The word Akshay in Sanskrit means ‘eternal’ or ‘indestructible’, ‘Akshay Urja’ therefore, translates to ‘eternal energy’ or ‘renewable energy’, as it includes solar, wind, and hydroelectricity. These sources are essential in satisfying the growing energy requirement that results from the increasing industrialization and human population as is the case with India. In contrast to the familiar, non-renewable sources of energy such as oil, gas, and coal, which are scarce and damaging to the environment, renewable energy is abundant and friendly to the environment.

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SSDF India, Building a Skilled and Safe India: An Open Letter to Students on Teachers’ Day

Dear National Builders,

On this special day dedicated to teachers, the Teachers Day. we celebrate the values of education and its Initiating role in shaping the future of our society. Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose birthday we celebrate today, rightly said ‘Education alone is the key through which we rise to heights of consciousness and command over our nation’. You, as students, are the torchbearers of this dream; it is your commitment and hard work that will keep transforming India into a skilled, empowered, and self-reliant nation.

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SSDF India, Safety Skills: Essential Investments for Success in Modern Industries

It is not just about having a passion for safety and health promotion; there is a need to get acquainted with the principles and techniques required to maintain safety, health and environment. Safety skills therefore form a very vital cornerstone in the avoidance of accidents, prevention of injuries, and reduction of risks. In this blog, we will look at why safety consciousness is necessary in today’s generation.

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SSDF India, Empowering Young India; Embracing Skill Development for a Skill India this Gandhi Jayanti

Hi, Young Guns of India,

As we gather to commemorate Gandhi Jayanti on October 2nd, we not only celebrate the birth of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of our Nation but also reflect on his enduring legacy and its relevance in today’s context, particularly in the realm of skill development. Gandhi’s vision for India was not just about political independence; it encompassed a holistic approach to self-reliance and empowerment through skill acquisition. We reflect on Gandhi’s vision for a self-reliant India is more relevant than ever, particularly in the context of skill development and occupational safety. Also, we find how they resonate with contemporary initiatives like the Safety Skill Development Foundation (SSDF).

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SSDF India, 40 years of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy: A Call for Safety Skills and Training

Forty years ago, on the night of December 2-3, 1984, the city of Bhopal, India, witnessed the world’s worst industrial disaster. The catastrophic leak of methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas from the Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) plant claimed thousands of lives and left countless others with lasting health issues. This tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of safety protocols, training, and skills in industrial operations.

As we mark the 40th anniversary of this tragedy, it is imperative to reflect on the lessons learned and underscore the role of organizations like the Safety Skill Development Foundation (SSDF) in equipping industries with the tools to prevent such incidents.

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SSDF India, Unleashing India’s Demographic Dividend: A Roadmap to Economic Prosperity

India stands at the cusp of a transformative era driven by its demographic dividend. With a projected working-age population surpassing a billion by 2030, the country is poised to become a global powerhouse of human resources. This burgeoning workforce, coupled with a youthful demographic profile, presents immense opportunities for economic growth and development. 

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SECURING ROAD SAFETY FOR ALL: AN ESSENTIAL ECUMENICAL MANDATE

Ensuring road safety for everyone is a crucial issue that affects people all over the world. Millions of individuals rely on road conveyance for sundry purposes, including commuting, peregrinating, and conveying goods. However, due to the increasing number of conveyances and inadequate infrastructure, Vehicle safety has become an ecumenical concern.

Promote safer roads, both individuals and governments must take certain steps. Firstly, drivers must adhere to traffic regulations. Another way to enhance road safety is by maintaining vehicles in good condition. Poorly maintained vehicles can lead to accidents on the road. Regular maintenance checks are vital to ensure that vehicles are in optimal working order. Drivers should also confirm that their vehicles are roadworthy before starting any journey.

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Preventing electrical accidents is one of the prerequisites for any business. Whether you are installing any electrical equipment or working with electrical devices, you must follow general electrical safety rules. In India, industries need to follow the Indian Electricity Rules 1956, which was last revised in 2020.

Electrical safety rules in India for industries
There are many rules under the Indian Electrical Standards and Indian Electricity Rule 1956. And if you run a business in India, you must have a thorough knowledge of the various legal obligations which are related to electrical safety. But reading all the rules is a time-consuming and tedious process. So, here is a comprehensive list of the most important Indian electricity rules that you need to keep in mind to ensure safe business operations. Some of the points also cover the legalities associated with the rules.

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