Items

• Combating Inequality by Dr. Thelma Narayan
• Chapter 2: Story of Bhopal
• Rewarding Experience at Refugee Camp article in The Hindu October 1st 1971
• Indent of Medicines & SJMC Medical Relief Work in Refugee Camps Rewarding Experience at Refugee Camp article in The Hindu October 1st 1971
• Work at Neelganj – extract from letters of Dr. Ravi Narayan published under News and Notes in The Sword of the Spirit , November 1971
• Handwritten and typed reflections by Dr. Ravi Narayan on his Bangladesh experience
• A Refugee Story
• Special Archives photo album
• The Bangladesh Chronicles are an experiential resource that has been curated by Dr. Ravi Narayan
• Diviseema Development Society, Nagayalaka Socioeconomic and Health Survey
• Deccan Herald article in March 1979, Bangalore. Divi Taluk: The cyclone-ravaged people smile again by Harji Malik
• Catholic Mission Relief and Rehabilitation Centre Diocese of Vijayawada Progress report 4 upto 25th January 1978
• Vijayawada Diocese Tidal Wave and Cyclone Relief Operations Progress Report 2 upto December 31,1977
• Report of Cyclone Relief Work done in Andhra Pradesh, handwritten account by Dr. Thelma Narayan
• Report of Cyclone Relief work by first 2 groups by Dr. Padmini Urs
• Minutes of informal meeting of concerned individuals and organisations of Bangalore interested in sending a relief team to Bangladesh, 14th May, 1991
• Bangladesh Cyclone Disaster – Relief by CHC
• Letters of correspondence with Dr. Shirdi Prasad Tekur in relation to the Bangladesh Cyclone
• Community Health Cell Report by Mr. S J Chander
• Mr. Soumya Kumar’s letter from Nandurga to his team mates in CHC, Bangalore
• The 1991 Bangladesh Cyclone by Dr. Shirdi Prasad Tekur
• Service Civil International Bangladesh– May 30th 1991
• Report of the ABC Volunteers from Bangalore 21/6/1991 Cyclone Relief at Ujantia of Cox’s Bazar District (Anand , Beatrice and Chander)
• How helper can cope, (pg 10-14) in Carers of Disaster by Dr. S. Abbas
• Helping techniques- Child Health workers in Disaster, Burnout- The Mental Health Professional