This is the personal web page of Mr Guru Bhagavan

Home Page of Mr. Bhagavan Dedicated To Gujarath Earthquake Victims

This is the personal web page of Mr. N.G.Bhagavan, a Civil / Structural engineer where his twenty years of experience is unfolded into a pack of semi-technical information capsules on innovative building construction technologies, particularly on a disaster resistant construction system to promote disaster mitigation.

Mr. Bhagavan has graduated with distinction in engineering from Sri Venkateswara University and post graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India.

He has put up more than one and half decades of experience as a scientist in the Structural Engineering Research Centre, Madras. His technical liaison portfolio has given him very broad outlook on the civil engineering needs of India.

Disaster resistant & innovative building construction technologies, and building materials from fly ash & other industrial wastes are identified as very important areas, on which India can put co-ordinated efforts in civil engineering, for very effective development.

Any technical advise / guidance / councilling on innovative construction techniques / materials will be offered freely, in the interest of societal welfare,at this web-site, by contacting guru.bhagavan@rediffmail.com

Disclaimer:

This is purely a personal web-site,designed to serve the Gujarat earthquake victims, in particular. It is nothing to do with any organisation / Institution.

Anybody can utilise the technical information from this web site for disaster mitigation and other developmental activities towards the societal benefit. It can be freely shared and distributed to anybody / any institute, with simple acknowledgment to this web site and information to guru.bhagavan@rediffmail.com

Though it is safe to utilise the information of this web-site, Mr. Bhagavan can not assume any responsibility for any loss / damage if any, arising out of it.

Please visit the hyperlinks of this web-site for "Earthquake Resistant Building construction (ERBC)", "Reinforced Hollow Concrete Block Masonry (RHCBM)" and the "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)".

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