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JAWAHAR INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING & WINTER SPORTS, NUNWAN, PAHALGAM JAMMU-KASHMIR-192126 JIM/75/TGC/12-13-

Jul 2012

Additional Director General of Police, SDRF/Home Guard /CD & Aux. Police J&K, Srinagar

COURSE REPORT BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE -93 & 94 Madam, 1.

A copy of General Course Report of Basic Mountaineering Rescue Course serial

No.93 &94 conducted by this Institute for SDRF personnel (BN 1st & 2nd ) batch -1st and 2nd is enclosed for your information and necessary action please.

2.

Kindly ack.

Yours Sincerely

(Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS) Copy to: 1. Principal Secretary to Hon,ble Chief Minister, Govt of J&K, Civil Secretariat Srinagar 2. Director General of Police, Police Headquarters, Srinagar –J&K

: For info

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3. Joint Secretary (G/Air), D (HMI), South Block Ministry of Defence, New Delhi-11 : -do4. Commissioner /Secretary Tourism, Govt. of J&K, Civil Secretariat Srinagar

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5. Commandant SDRF, 1st BN, Barzulla, Srinagar

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6. Commandant SDRF, 2nd BN, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu

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GENERAL COURSE REPORT BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE, JAMMU & KASHMIR SDRF PERONNEL BATCH -01 & 02 (1st & 2nd BN) INSTITUTE:

JAWAHAR INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING & WINTER SPORTS (JIM & WS) PAHALGAM

VENUE:

PAHALGAM / BHADERWAH

REPORT ON:

BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE

COURSE SERIAL NO:

93 & 94

DURATION OF COURSE: 01 -26 APR 2012 & 03 -28 MAY 2012 (26 DAYS) GENERAL 1.

Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering and winter Sports (JIM & WS) is a joint

venture between Ministry of Defence, Government of India and Department of Tourism Govt. of J&K. Headquarter of the Institute is located at Nunwan, Pahalgam and sub centers at Bhaderwah (Doda), Sanasar (near Patnitop), Shey (Leh) and one adhoc sub centre at Gulmarg for skiing courses. Over last 29 years the Institute has excelled in different adventure activities like Mountaineering, Skiing, Paragliding, Rescue, water rafting, short term special adventure courses and Mountain & Tourist Guide courses. INTRODUCTION 2.

Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering & Winter Sports, (JIM & WS) conducted two

Basic Mountaineering Rescue Course serial No.93 w.e.f 01 to 26 Apr 2012 and serial No.94 w.e.f 03 to 28 May 2012 (26 days each) for SDRF (Bn-1st & 2nd) personnel at Pahalgam sponsored by Additional Director General of Police SDRF /Home Guard/CD & Aux. Police J&K. 40 SDRF Personnel from 1st & 2nd BN and 11 private students from different parts of India reported to JIM & WS, Headquarter Pahalgam on 31 Mar 2012 to attend Basic Mountaineering Rescue Course Serial No. -93. And 40 SDRF Personnel from 1st & 2nd BN and 08 private students reported to attend Basic Mountaineering Rescue Course Serial No. 94. The Scheduled training of these 99 students of both the courses commenced on the next day morning. All 99 students completed the training successfully with desired level of standard. Nominal roll of Students is enclosed as Appendix “A”.

2 AIM 3.

To impart theoretical and practical training on all aspects of activities in

Mountainous Area. High Altitude including rock and ice craft to students of Jammu & Kashmir SDRF Personnel 4.

To train the SDRF personnel for rescue operations in mountainous terrain of J&K

state, especially for the area of Doda, Bhaderwah and Kishtwar since these areas are prone to mechanical accidents and natural calamities.

STANDARD TO BE ACHIEVED

5. The competence levels expected from students upon completion of the course are as follows:(a) Students should be able to effectively utilize technical skills during rescue operations in mountains / accidental sites/natural calamities. (b) Students should be able to effectively form part of rescue team as quick response to natural calamities (c) Students should be able to effectively carryout rescue missions / operations at accidental sites. (d) Students should be able to plan and take part in Mountain Expeditions at National and International level. OBJECTIVES

6. (a) Carryout rescue mission in any eventuality in mountains at accidental sites and during natural calamities. (b) Impart training on technical aspects of mountaineering. (c) Hone mountaineering skills of individuals. (d) Create environment awareness amongst the youth. (e) Promote adventure activities in the state.

3 OPENING ADDRESS 7.

Opening address was given on the first day by Col Virinder Singh, Principal, JIM

& WS. Students were introduced to well known history of the esteemed Institute JIM & WS. They were explained about expectations from students, administration of the Institute and safety and security to be observed around Pahalgam. Students were told the duration of course, tests and grading system as well as the phases of course going to be conducted in training area of the Institute.

OPENING ADDRESS BY COL VIRINDER SINGH, PRINCIPAL, JIM & WS

CONDUCT OF TRAINING 8.

The students were trained in Acclimatization walk, Introduction to mountaineering

equipment, Rope knots, rock climbing, Rappelling, Survival Camps in Jungles & Glacier, Treks to different picturesque and historical places around the area, Tent pitching, Tyrolean traverse, River crossing, Rescue from river and accidental site, Ice climbing , Rope fixing & base making, avalanche rescue, Navigation in mountains and Glaciated terrains. 9.

Training for the courses started with rock craft for initial 15 days at Pahalgam.

This was followed by Ice craft training for which the teams moved to Chandanwari to reach Glacier. A copy of training programme is enclosed as Appendix “B”. 10 Details of aspects covered during the training are enunciated in subsequent paras.

4 PHYSICAL EXERCISE

11.

The location of the Institute at approx 7000 ft, though acclimatization was not

mandatory, for acquiring physical fitness and mental robustness, initial period was utilized to achieve the same. Acclimatization marches of 1.5 to 3 kms around the places were conducted during first 2 days which was accompanied by mountain physical training. Students were made to run for long distance with 18 kg weight upto (7-8 kms) at one stretch to increase their endurance.

At the end of this schedule students

achieved the desired standards of fitness required to survive in hilly terrain.

PHYSICAL EXERICSE

TECHNICAL TRAINING

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Keeping in consideration the geographical area of J&K state, training was

provided in basic skills of rock craft administration in mountain terrain and glacier & introduction and use of mountaineering equipment in rescue missions/ operations at accidental sites and during natural calamities in mountainous terrain. At the culmination of this training, students could identify and narrate the uses of mountaineering equipment and its skillful application in mountainous area. Details of rock craft and other adventure activities conducted are as follows.

5 (a) ROCK CRAFT 15 periods were allotted to impart instructions in basic skills of mountaineering including pitch climbing, fixed rope climbing, Jumaring, free climbing and rappelling. The students were exposed to various types of rock surfaces around Pahalgam.

ROCK CLIMBING

RAPPELLING

(b) ICE CRAFT 10 periods were allotted to impart instructions & practical training in basic skills of ice craft including base making, ice craft, avalanche rescue, navigation in mountains and Glaciated terrains. The students were taken to Chandanwari glacier situated 28 kms from Pahalgam for this part of the course.

ICE CRAFT TRAINING

6 (c) RIVER CROSSING & CASUALTY EVACUATION Students were provided fundamental knowledge in the form of lecture cum demonstration on methods of negotiating fast flowing streams and nallas in mountainous areas and various methods of Casualty Evacuation followed by practicing it in groups.

RIVER CROSSING

CASUALTY EVACUATION

(d) TREKS Students were trained in trekking. They got familiarized with the equipment needed while going on long treks. They were taken to historical places to see and exchange culture and beautiful places like Aru, Betab Valley and Baisaran. Enroute they were made to practice rescue techniques from mountain cliffs and dense forest areas where there are no means of evacuation by road.

TREK TO ARU

7 (e) TENT PITCHING

Students were demonstrated the methods of tent pitching and use of survival camps in the jungles, mountainous glacier terrain while on missions in adverse natural / manmade calamities.

TENT PITCHING

(f) LECTURES /PRESENTATIONS The following aspects of adventure activities and related subjects were covered in great details in the form of lecture cum Power point presentations and movies concerning mountaineering as mentioned below: (1) Introduction to mountaineering equipment. (2) Mountain hazards. (3) Dos and Don’ts of mountaineering. (4) High altitude illness / cold injuries and its preventive measures. (5) Tourism and culture of J&K. (6) Avalanche & avalanche rescue. (7) Introduction to Glacier

8 (8) River crossing (9) Rescue from accidental site (10) Crevasse rescue (11) Rescue team work

INSTRUCTORS DELIVERING LECTURES

(g) ENDURANCE RUN Team practiced running for long distance with backpack load of 18 kgs which helped them to attain the desired standard of physical endurance required during rescue operations. Students showed marked improvement in endurance and they excelled in the final endurance run of 8.5 kms taken by the institute. No. 166 Sgct Raj Hussain of SDRF 2nd Bn in Serial No.93 and No. 135 Const. Makhan Singh of SDRF 2nd Bn in Serial No. 94 secured the first position.

ENDURANCE RUN

9 (h) GAMES Students were made to take interest to participate in games like volley ball, badminton, cricket. Through discussions with the instructors they also got familiarized with adventure sports like skiing, paragliding, water rafting and Para jumping. Students showed keen desire to undergo training at the institute for the adventure sports in near future. Movies on adventure sports like skiing & par jumping were run in the auditorium for the students.

ENJOYING GAME PERIOD

ADMINISTRATION 13.

One dedicated officer in charge of the institute with well experienced and trained

instructors and other staff were provided by the institute who accompanied and looked after the students round the clock. ACCOMMODATION 14.

The accommodation facility at Pahalgam was made in Institute Hostel. During ice

craft training students camped on Chandanwari glacier in tents.

INSTITUTE, PAHALGAM

CHANDANWARI, TRAINING CAMP

10 FOOD

15.

The students were provided with hygienic and palatable food during the training

period with additional energy supplements like fruits, dry fruits and chocolates, juices etc. EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING 16.

Keeping in view the harsh conditions and cold and rainy weather during the

course, the students were provided with quality equipment and clothing gear for training purpose.

EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING ISSUED BY JIM & WS

MEDICAL COVER 17.

Dedicated medical officer and Nursing Assistant of the institute provided medical

support to the participants throughout the course duration. Different first aid kits were prepared for trek, rock area and traveling, the students were educated about the mountain hazards, illnesses of the mountainous and high altitude area with its treatment modalities. Different techniques of casualty evacuation in relation to rescue from accidental sites and difficult mountain terrain were demonstrated to and practiced by the students.

MAJOR RAHUL MAHAJAN, MEDICAL OFFICER DELIVERING LECTURE ON FIRST AID & CPR

11 ASSESSMENT 18.

The students were assessed of their performance in the course in the form of

Rock craft (written, oral & practical) taken by the instructors of the institute. The students excelled in the test taken by securing good marks and grading. Mr Dihora Premji Khodabahi a private student from Gujarat in Serial No.93 and Mr Piyush Soni a private students from Lucknow (U.P) secured the best in technique award while Mr Junaid Ahmad Beigh a private student form Srinagar –J&K in Serial No.93 and Patil Sushil Krishnarao a private student from Pune in Serial No.94 secured the position of best student of the courses.

WRITTEN TEST

19.

ROCK CRAFT TEST

ICE CRAFT TEST

A copy of marks sheet is enclosed as Appendix “C”.

GRADUATION CEREMONY 20.

The students presented a colourful cultural programme after completion of

scheduled training. Beautiful events like singing, dancing, mimicry were presented by the participants. Col Virinder Singh, Principal, JIM & WS praised the students for their excellent performance. The event was followed by the distribution of the course batches, prizes and momentoes to all the participants.

COL VIRINDER SINGH, PRINCPAL, JIM & WS DISTRIBUTING BADGES, PRIZES & MOMENTOES

14 OBSERVATIONS

21. (a) The students showed marked interest in learning and adopting the skills of Mountaineering. (b) The students learned, practiced and adopted the rescue operation techniques taught to them during the course. (c) The students improved a lot in their physical as well as mental capabilities. (d) The students excelled in the final test taken by the institute to access their performance. (e) The students showed keen interest in training in adventure sports at JIM & WS.

RECOMMENDATIONS 22. (a) It is recommended that the students may be sent to JIM & WS for Advance Mountaineering course and Method of instructions courses as well as other adventure courses like Paragliding, White water rafting & Skiing. (b) More batches of students may be sent to JIM & WS for training in rescue missions / operation techniques. (c) In collaboration between JIM & WS and SDRF it is proposed that three teams (1+9) of SDRF trained personnel can be established at three training centers of JIM & WS viz Pahalgam, Bhaderwah and Sanasar which can cover all the regions of J&K State for any disaster as an when required. The SDRF personnel will be in touch with the training courses which will help them to refresh and hone their skills in technique used in search and rescue operations. The Institute will provide accommodation to the SDRF personnel. Feedback

23.

The Photocopies of some of the feedbacks received from the students are

enclosed as Appendix “D”, reflecting the goal achieved as per the opinion of students.

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SNEAK PEAKS

LECTURE INTROCUCTION TO MOUNTAINEERING EQUIPMENT

ROCK CLIMBING

STREAM CROSSING BY WADING IN METHOD

LECTURE PRINCIPLES OF ROCK CLIMBING

FINAL CHEAK & BRIEFING FOR HIGH ALTITUDE TREK

TENT PITCHING

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PREPARATION FOR GLACIER TRAINING

WALKING IN GLACIER

BASE MAKING

BASE MAKING

ENJOYING THE LUNCH AT HIGH ALTITUDE

CASUALTY EVACUATION BY ALPINE BASKE METHOD

WRITEN TEST WHAT THEY HAVE LEARNED

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Conclusion 24.

During Basic Mountaineering Rescue course training was imparted to make the

participants confident of living in mountainous terrain and to be technically proficient as trained mountaineer. Special efforts were delivered to practice and to be perfect in rescue missions by forming mountain rescue teams. The performance of the participants validates the fact that desired standards of exposure and training in mountain techniques were achieved. Employment of SDRF in mission in difficult conditions should prove the worthiness of training provided by JIM & WS.

Yours Sincerely

(Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS) Encl: As stated

Copy to: 1. Principal Secretary to Hon,ble Chief Minister, Govt of J&K Civil Secretariat, Srinagar –J&K 2. Director General of Police, Police Headquarters, Srinagar –J&K

: For info

: -do-

3. Joint Secretary (G/Air), D (HMI), South Block Ministry of Defence, New Delhi-11 : -do4. Commissioner /Secretary Tourism, Govt. of J&K, Civil Secretariat Srinagar

: -do-

5. Commandant SDRF, 1st BN, Barzulla, Srinagar

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6. Commandant SDRF, 2nd BN, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu

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Appendix “A” LIST OF SDRF PERSONNEL BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE -93 S.No

Rank

Name

Address

Belt No

1

Constable

Fayaz Ahmad Bhat

J&K SDRF Ist Bn Srinagar

1467

2

do

Fayaz Ahmad Sheikh

J&K/ SDRF Ist Bn Srinager

1366

3

do

Shabir Ahmad Sheikh


1052

4

do

Mohd Sarwar Khan

J&K/ SDRF Fist Bn Srinager

1356

5

do

Gh. Nabi Hajam

J&K/ SDRF Ist Bn Srinagar

1247

6

do

Mohd Amin Sheikh


1534

7

do

Naseer Ahmad shah


1333

8

do

Manzoor Ahmad parray

J&K. SDRF Ist Bn Srinager

1005

9

do

Mohd Yousuf


1029

10

do

Airif Hussein


1110

11

do

Showket Hussain


1106

12

do

Rayaz Ahmad


1312

13

do

Manzoor Ahmad Bhat


1327

14

do

Khursheed Ahmad Guroo


1047

15

do

Riyaz Ahmad Sheikh


1325

16

do

Sanjeev Koul


1020

17

do

Mudasir Akram Khanday


1234

18

do

Bilal Ahmad Lone


1215

19

do

Fayaz Ahmad Mir


1218

20

do

Mudasir Ahmad


1250

21

do

Rash Pal Kumar

nd

1194

nd

J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu

22

do

Harbans Lal


1026

23

do

Vikram Singh

J&K. SDRF 2nd Bn Srinager

739

nd

24

do

Rattan Lal


11015

25

do

Lal chand

J&K. SDRF 2nd Bn Jammu

1014

26 27 28 29 30

do do do do do

Pyara Singh Ravi Kumar Vicky Kumar Ramesh Kumar Abdul Qayoom

nd

914

nd

1107

nd

1311

nd

965

nd

964

nd

J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu

31

do

Raj Hussain


166

32

do

Abdul Majid


1108

Remarks

Best in Endurance

33 34

do do


Ashok Kumar Zakir Hussain

897

nd

881

nd


35

do

Mohd Ayoub


854

36

do

Abdul Latief Shah


980

37 38 39 40

do do do do

Ravi Kant Sharma

nd

1314

nd

992

nd

1150

nd

1041


Parshotam Singh


Rasal Singh


Lal Hussain


LIST OF PRIVATE STUDENTS

S.

Name

Address

Age

Sex

1

D. Charless Silva Kumar

Rajapuram Chennai

29

M

2

Shravan Kumar Singh

Uttar Pradesh

29

M

3

Karan Sachu

Gandhi Nagar Fazilka

28

M

4

Jayesh Ramavat

Gandhi Nagar Okha Gujrat

20

M

5

Junaid Majeed Beigh

Srinager

23

M

6

Saurabh Aggarwal

Faridabad Haryana

22

M

7

Sonu Kumar

Haryana

21

M

8

Chetan Baburao Patil

Maharashtra

_

M

9

Dihora Premji Khodabahi

At.Mithi Virdi Ta.Talaja.Gujarat

31

M

10

Yasmeena Akther

Tangmarg Baramulla

18

F

Remarks

No

GROUP PHOTOGRAPH BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE -93

Best student of the course

Best in technique

LIST OF SDRF PERSONNEL BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE -94

S.No

Rank

Name

Address

Belt No

1

Constable

Mohd Hussain

J&K SDRF Ist Bn Srinagar

1114

2

do

Farooq Ahmad


1221

3

do

Mohd Amin


1319

4

do

Farooq Ahmad

J&K/ SDRF Fist Bn Srinager

1399

5

do

Mohd Shafi

J&K/ SDRF Ist Bn Srinagar

1532

6

do

Gh Mohd


1457

7

do

Imtiyaz Ahmad


1140

8

do

Gh Nabi


1167

9

do

Reyaz Ahmad


1165

10

do

Bashir Ahmad


1511

11

do

Jahangir Ahmad


1227

12

do

Shabir Ahmad


1755

13

do

Gh Mohd


1766

14

do

Bashir Ahmad


1516

15

do

Sher Ali Khan


1329

16

do

Mohd Yousuf


1157

17

do

Bashir Ahmad


1597

18

do

Ayaz Ahmad


1253

19

do

Javaid Ahmad


1317

20

do

Muzaffar Ahmad


1773

21

do

Naveen Singh


1329

22 23 24 25 26

do do do do do

Pawan Singh Anil Kumar Kuldeep Kumar Satish Singh Mohd Isfaq

nd

J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu nd

J&K. SDRF 2

Bn Srinager

1348 1265

nd

1350

nd

1398

nd

1458

nd

J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu J&K. SDRF 2 Bn Jammu

27

do

Rakesh Kumar


1312

28

do

Kavi Kumar


1349

nd

29

do

Sajad Ahmad


1028

30

do

Kashmir Singh


1161

31 32 33

do do do

Mohd Zubair Makhan Singh Gurmeet Raj

nd

1165

nd

135

nd

250


Remarks

Best in Endurance

34 35

do do

Sanjeev Kumar Rajinder Kumar


356

nd

1171

nd


36

do

Vindo Kumar


313

37

do

Mohd Bashir


1177

38 39 40

do do do

Mohd Reyaz Sohan Singh Mohd Maqbool

nd

1192

nd

1018

nd

1200


LIST OF PRIVATE STUDENTS S.

Name

Address

Age

Sex

1

Kaiser Ahmad Ganie

Trahpoo, Achabal, Anantnag-J&K

26

M

2

Kailash Chauhan

Sanjay Nagar, New Delhi

28

M

3

Piyush Soni

Sanjay Gandhi Purm, Fiazabad

25

M

Remarks

No

Best in technique

Luncknow 4

Phadale Mayur Ganpat

Bhatwadi, Ghatkopar (W) Mumbai

23

M

5

Patil Sushil Krishnarao

Sasane Nagar, Hadapsar, Pune

29

M

6

Kadam Kishor Tukaram

Thergaon Chinchwad Puune

27

M

7

Khirid Abhishekh

Dhankawadi Pune

20

M

8

Shazia Hassan

Uranhal, Anantnag-J&K

23

F

GROUP PHOTOGRAPH BASIC MOUNTAINEERING RESCUE COURSE -94

Best student of the course

Appendix – “B” TRAINING PROGRAMME BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE, PAHALGAM

S.No Day-1

TIME 1800 Hrs

SUBJECT Arrival Reception Documentation, Medical checkup Issue of Equipment

Day-2

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 0830 Hrs 0835 - 0935 Hrs 0940 - 1240 Hrs 1630 - 1730 Hrs 1730 – 1930 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 0840 Hrs 0845 – 1100 Hrs 1630 - 1730 Hrs 1730 – 1930 Hrs

Acclimatization walk Opening address & Adm Briefing Introduction to Mtn. Equipment Rope Knots & Rope Coiling (L/D/P) Mountain Manners and Customs (L) Games Morning PT Principles of Rock Climbing & Rappelling Climbing & Rappelling (L/D/P) Do’s & Don’ts (L) Games Morning PT Anchoring & Belay (L/D/P) Rock Climbing & Rappelling (P) Mountaineering Terminology (L) Games Morning PT Rock Climbing & Rappelling (P) Tent pitching (L/D/P) Games Morning PT Rope knots (P),Climbing & Rappelling (P) Tent pitching & Rappelling (P) Health & Mountain Hazards Games Morning PT Jumaring & Rope fix (L/D/P) Cold injuries Morning PT Trek to Aru, Survival Camp Glaciers (L)

Day-3

Day-4

Day-5

Day-6

Day-7

Day-8

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 0925 Hrs 0930 - 1240 Hrs 1630 - 1730 Hrs 1730 – 1930 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 –1240 Hrs 1630 - 1730 Hrs 1730 – 1930 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1110 Hrs 1115 – 1240 Hrs 1630- 1730 Hrs 1735 – 1930 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs 1600 – 1700 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 –1240 Hrs 1630 – 1730 Hrs

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1735 – 1930 Hrs

Games Contd…

Day-9

Day-10

Day-11

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 –1240 Hrs 1630 – 1730 Hrs 1735 – 1930 Hrs

Morning PT Making Bases River Crossing, Rescue from River & Accidental site Games

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 –1240 Hrs 1630 – 1930 Hrs

Morning PT High Altitude Treks & Survival Camp Games

Instructors

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 –1240 Hrs

Morning PT River Crossing (L/D/P), Rescue from River / Accidental site Games

Instructors -do-

1630 – 1930 Hrs Day-12

Day-13

Day-14

Day-15

Day-16

Day-17

Day-18

Day-19

Day-20

Day-21

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 –1240 Hrs

1630 – 1730 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 Hrs -

Morning PT Making of different kind of Bases for Rescue operations, River, Accidental Site Games Morning PT Move to Glacier, Survival Camp

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs

Morning PT Written test Mid term

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs

Morning PT Base Making, Anchoring & Belay on Ice Wall (L/D/P)

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs

Morning PT Base Making Practice

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1100 Hrs 1105 – 1240 Hrs 0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs

Morning PT Ice climbing & Rope fixing (L/D/P) Self Arrest & Team Arrest (L/D/P) Morning PT Avalanche & Avalanche Rescue (L/D/P) Morning PT Avalanche Rescue (Practice) Ice Wall Rappelling & Crevasse Rescue Morning PT Avalanche Rescue (P) & Test

0700 – 0745 Hrs

Morning PT

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 0900 Hrs 0900 - 1240 Hrs

Instructors -do-

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0800 - 1240 Hrs

Formation of Mountain Rescue Team

Instructors Contd…

1700 Hrs

Morning PT Mountain Rescue Team Work (P), Navigation in Mountain. Self cooking

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 - 1240 Hrs

Morning PT Avalanche Rescue Test

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 Hrs

Morning PT Test rock craft

Day-25

0800 -1030 Hrs 1035 – 1130 Hrs

Test Viva / Base Making & Feed Back Store items return/ deposit

Instructors SK

Day-26

0800 – 1240 Hrs

Interview & Dispersal

Principal

Day-22

Day-23

Day-24

0615 – 0715 Hrs 0800 – 1240 Hrs

Instructors

Instructors

Vice Principal/Instructors

(Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS) ______________________________________________________________________ Legends: Note: • • • • • • • • • • •

L/D/P

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Lecture /Demo/ Practice

Bed tea will be served at 0600 hrs. PT 0615 to 0715 every day. Break –fast will be served at 0720 to 0745 hrs. Tea and snacks 1010 to 1030 hrs. Lunch Break / own time 1300 hrs to 1600 hrs. Lecture 1630 to 1730 hrs. Games 1730 to 1930 hrs. Roll call 1935 to 2000 hrs Movie and Dinner 2000 hrs to 2100 hrs. Light out 2130 hrs. The above mentioned programme is subject to change owing to environment & weather conditions.