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This comprehensive study guide is designed for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (General) program at the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), specifically for the course BPAG 171 – Disaster Management. This book offers quick readable notes spread over 130 to 150 pages, printed on high-quality 80 GSM white paper to provide a comfortable reading experience. It aligns perfectly with the IGNOU syllabus, helping students understand the fundamental concepts and practices related to disaster management, including preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery.Key Features & Benefits:Complete coverage of the BPAG 171 Disaster Management syllabus prescribed by IGNOUClear, concise, and well-organized notes for effective learning and quick revisionIncludes a comprehensive question bank with solved answers and previous years’ important questionsPrinted on durable 80 GSM white paper to ensure easy readability and durabilityIdeal for IGNOU distance learners and self-study students preparing for examsHelps develop critical understanding of disaster types, management strategies, and policiesLightweight and compact format for easy portability and study anywhereWhy Choose This Book:This book is an essential resource for IGNOU students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts (General) degree with a focus on BPAG 171 Disaster Management. It provides focused and exam-oriented content that enhances conceptual clarity and boosts confidence during exam preparation. The inclusion of previous years’ questions and answers helps students familiarize themselves with the exam pattern and expectations. Whether you are studying at home or on the go, this guide offers a reliable and convenient solution for mastering disaster management concepts.Details:This IGNOU study material for BPAG 171 contains 130 to 150 pages of quick readable notes printed on 80 GSM white paper. It includes a detailed question bank, solved papers, and important previous year questions, making it a comprehensive and practical study tool for Bachelor of Arts (General) students preparing for their exams in Disaster Management.