Bharathi Prasad, VU2RBI presented the evening's program on May 1, 2012.
Members enjoyed a presentation about Mrs. Prasad's expedition experiences and how she helped mobilize an emergency communication network in India, based on her experience during the 2004 Tsunami that devasted coastal India and Thailand.
VU2RBI Bharathi Bharathi and her son Varun with MAC members after her presentation.
Bharathi has 30 years of experience in the field of Amateur Radio operations covering the areas of administration, conducting dx-peditions, training and demonstrations, establishing Amateur radio Stations, and liaison with government departments.
"Amateur Radio started as a hobby then turned into a passion. On an average I have more than five lakh contacts to my logbook during these three decades with Amateur Radio." I had the opportunity to work with Andhra Pradesh Amateur Radio Society in 1980 and later National Institute of Amateur Radio (NIAR a premier institution in promoting Amateur Radio activities in India) as a founding member since its inception in 1985 (website is www.niar.org).
Present Assignments:
(i) I am presently working with a voluntary organistaion, National Institute of Amateur Radio (NIAR), Hq., Hyderabad as Chief Co-Ordinator in Delhi and engaed in promoting the field of Amateur Radio Communications.
(ii) Extending consultancy to Indian Red Cross, Gujarat wing for establishing Amateur Radio network in Gujarat.
(III)Presntly promoting ham radio activity in Himachal Pradesh and New Delhi.
My Endeavour is to promote Amateur Radio activity in the society for the benefit of all concerned. Mrs. Prasad is the Chief Coordinator for the National Institure of Amateur Radio in India. For more info on Bharathi visit www.qrz.com and search on her call sign: VU2RBI
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