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Some Citizens Are Silently Working To Make The City a Better Place To Live
Some Citizens Are Silently Working To Make The City a Better Place To Live
Some Citizens Are Silently Working To Make The City a Better Place To Live
He whistles to make way for ambulances rushing patients to hospitals through bumper-to-bumper traffic, making a differ ence between life and death.Meet software engineer Kalyanaraman Venkatesan. He has taken it upon himself to spread awareness about the importance of clearing the way for ambulances.
Harassment fear hinders help to accident victims
Some Citizens Are Silently Working To Make The City a Better Place To Live
Some Citizens Are Silently Working To Make The City a Better Place To Live
However, the awareness
about it is poor. Good Samaritan
are the people who help accident
victims. “Mass media
tools, including television and
radio, should be used to spread
awareness about these directives, road
safety adviser Kalyanaraman
Venkatesan said.
Say Yes To Helmets
Some Citizens Are Silently Working To Make The City a Better Place To Live
Awareness chips away at reluctance
Founder of the NGO Mission Safer Roads, Kalyanaraman Venkatesan too shared similar views. He said, "Through our NGO we have been reaching out to the youngsters and making them realise that once they have a serious head injury little can be done to reverse the effects completely.
Awareness chips away at reluctance
Accident survivors thank helmet for second shot at life
Awareness chips away at reluctance
Education and enforcement must go hand in hand to effect real change, said Kalyanaraman Venkatesan, a citybased
road safety expert who has conducted more than 50 such sessions across the city
Accident survivors thank helmet for second shot at life
Accident survivors thank helmet for second shot at life
Accident survivors thank helmet for second shot at life
Across town, Warje resident Kalyanaraman Venkatesan was so moved by the accident his cousin Shrinivas Balasubramanian suffered on his two wheeler three years ago in Mumbai, that he now conducts lectures for schools, colleges and corporates to educate them about helmets and their correct use.
Helmets in colours, designs a style statement
Accident survivors thank helmet for second shot at life
Accident survivors thank helmet for second shot at life
Sharing his observations on conducting awareness sessions among college students and corporate employees
about use of helmets, city-based road safety expert Kalyanaraman Venkatesan says, “Most people are
clueless about the correct selection and use of helmets. Many come back with lots of questions. I always insist
on using only branded varieties of helmets.“
Helmet rule good, execution tough task
Trio play good Samaritan, save young accident victim
Trio play good Samaritan, save young accident victim
Kalyanaraman Venkatesan, who has been promoting helmets among college students and corporates, expressed hope that the rule would bring much-needed change in people's perception. "Execution may be difficult in the beginning. But if seriously enforced, people will understand that there is no better option.
Trio play good Samaritan, save young accident victim
Trio play good Samaritan, save young accident victim
Trio play good Samaritan, save young accident victim
Hailing the initiative of the three girls, city-based activist Kalyanaraman Venkatesan said, "Not many people know about the new standard operating procedures (SOP) to protect good samaritans, who save accident victims. Everyone thinks the other person will do it and very few stop to help. Most fear that they will become victims of a cycle of harassment.
Kalyanaraman Venkatesan- a biker and social activist
Trio play good Samaritan, save young accident victim
Kalyanaraman Venkatesan- a biker and social activist
If you spot a Royal Enfield motorcycle in Pune with a board stating “ALWAYS GIVE WAY TO AMBULANCE. EMPATHIZE, SOMEDAY IT COULD BE YOU”, then it is of Kalyanaraman Venkatesan.
Road rule activists rubbish helmet scarcity theory
Road rule activists rubbish helmet scarcity theory
Road rule activists rubbish helmet scarcity theory
Kalyanaraman Venkatesan, Founder of Mission Safer Roads, said ..
Indifference and ignorance mar counselling session
Road rule activists rubbish helmet scarcity theory
Road rule activists rubbish helmet scarcity theory
The session was addressed by deputy commissioner of police (traffic) Tejaswi Satpute, regional transport officer Babasaheb Ajri, activists Qaneez Sukhrani and Kalyanaraman Venkatesan
Counselling of Puneites throws up surprises
Road rule activists rubbish helmet scarcity theory
Counselling of Puneites throws up surprises
Kalyanraman Venkatesan of Mission Safer Roads said any common citizen can act as a traffic ambassador.
The tin-pot helmet man of Pune
Cops start helmet drive in government offices with lessons
Counselling of Puneites throws up surprises
There is no arguing about the need to maintain certain standards for the helmet and city-based helmet expert, Kalyanaraman Venkatesan underscored
NO SHORTCUTS TO SAFETY, SAY HELMET SPECIALISTS
Cops start helmet drive in government offices with lessons
Cops start helmet drive in government offices with lessons
Almost echoing his thoughts, Kalyanaraman Venkatesan, an engineer who runs an NGO named Mission Safer Roads and offers counselling on road safety and helmet use to youngsters seeking learners’ license at the Regional Transport Office (RTO), reiterated,
Cops start helmet drive in government offices with lessons
Cops start helmet drive in government offices with lessons
Cops start helmet drive in government offices with lessons
But not many are ready to buy his theories. Working professional and Mission Safer Roads Founder Kalyanaraman Venkatesan said,