NUNWAN, PAHALGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR

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1 NUNWAN, PAHALGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR PAHALGAM SANASAR BHADERWAH SHEY (LADAKH) COURSE REPORT BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE SR NO FROM 01 JUN 2015 TO 26 JUN 2015

2 Tel FAX: Mob: , JAWAHAR INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING & WINTER SPORTS, NUNWAN, PAHALGAM JAMMU-KASHMIR JIM/105/CR/ / Jul 2015 Commanding Officer 26 Punjab C/o 56 APO Sir, COURSE REPORT BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE SR.NO. 113 FOR 26 PUNJAB C/O 56 APO & PRIVATE STUDENTS 1. A copy of General Course Report of Basic Mountaineering Course serial No. 113 conducted by this for the Army personnel of 26 Punjab Regiment C/O 56 APO and private students from different parts of country w.e.f 01 Jun 2015 to 26 Jun 2015 is enclosed herewith for your information and necessary action please. 2. Kindly ack. Yours Sincerely Encl: As stated (Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS) Copy to: 1. Joint Secretary (G/Air), D (HMI), R.No. 225 F, South Block, Ministry of Defence, New Delhi Commissioner/ Secretary Tourism, Govt. of J&K, Civil Secretariat Srinagar J&K 3. Library.

3 GENERAL COURSE REPORT BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE SR NO JUN TO 26 JUN 2015 INSTITUTE: VENUE: REPORT ON: JAWAHAR INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING & WINTER SPORTS (JIM & WS) PAHALGAM PAHALGAM / SONAMARG BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE COURSE SERIAL NO: BMC- 113 DURATION OF COURSE: 01 JUN 2015 to 26 JUN 2015 (26 Days) GENERAL 1. Jawahar of Mountaineering and Winter Sports (JIM & WS) is one of the premier national mountaineering institutes of the country and is a joint venture between Ministry of Defence, Government of India and Department of Tourism Govt. of J&K. With its Headquarter located at Nunwan, Pahalgam,it has sub centers at Bhaderwah (Doda), Sanasar (near Patnitop), Shey (Leh) and one adhoc sub centre at Gulmarg for skiing courses. Over last 32 years, the has excelled in different adventure activities like Mountaineering, Skiing, Paragliding, Search & Rescue courses, water rafting, short term special adventure courses and Mountain & Tourist Guide courses. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2. The is administered through an Executive Council, the members of which are drawn from the state as well as center. At present Jt. Secretary (G/Air) of the Ministry of Defence and the Commissioner / Secretary Tourism are looking after the affairs of the. The Hon ble Defence Minister and the Hon ble Chief Minister of the J&K state are the President and Vice President of the respectively. Nominated members from Ministry of Defence are: President Hon ble Defence Minister Vice President Hon ble Chief Minister J&K state Govt. of India Govt. of J&K Nominated Members - Defence Secretary -Gen TB Nanda - JS (G/Air) Secy. / JIM - Chief Secretary -S Narinder Singh - Secretary MYAS (Nominee) - Commissioner Secy. Tourism -Maj Gen CS Naugyal (Retd) - AFA MOD - FACAO Tourism - Mohd Ashraf, DG Tourism (Retd) - Principal

4 2 INTRODUCTION 3. Total No. of 93 students in which 11 Army personnel of 26 Punjab Regiment sponsored by Commanding Officer, 26 Punjab C/o 56 APO reported to JIM & WS, Pahalgam on 31 May 2015 to attend the Basic Mountaineering Course serial No. 113 and was shifted to JIM & WS, Training Camp, Sonamarg on 01Jun private students were reverted back on medical grounds. The Scheduled training of these students commenced from 02 Jun 2015 morning at Sonamarg. All the students completed the training successfully with desired levels of standard. Nominal roll of Students is enclosed as Appendix A. GROUP PHOTOGRAPH BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE SERIAL NO. 113 AIM 4. (a) To impart theoretical and practical training on all aspects of activities in Mountainous Area & High Altitude including rock and ice craft to students. (b) To train the students to survive in mountains / survival camps and to take part in high altitude trekking, expeditions and rescue missions in mountainous terrain of India & abroad.

5 3 STANDARDS 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 high altitude trekking and expeditions in all kinds of ranges in India. (b) Students should be able to effectively form part of a team as an active member and lead climber during rescue missions in high altitude area. OBJECTIVES 6. (a) Carryout rescue missions in any eventuality in mountains, at accidental sites and during natural calamities and carryout Expeditions in all kinds of ranges in India and abroad (b) Impart training on technical aspects of mountaineering. (c) Hone mountaineering skills of individuals. (d) Create environment awareness among the students. (e) Promote adventure activities in the state.

6 4 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 national institute. They were explained about expectations from students, administration of the and safety and security to be observed around Camp. Students were told the duration of course, test and grading system as well as the phases of the course going to be conducted in various training area of the. 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, Treks to different picturesque and historical places around the area, Tent pitching, Tyrolean traverse, River crossing, Rescue from river and accidental site, Rope fixing & base making, avalanche rescue, Navigation in mountains and Glaciated terrains.

7 5 9. Training for the course started with rock craft for initial 15 days. This was followed by 11 days ice craft at Sonamarg. A copy of training programme is enclosed as Appendix B. 10. Details of aspects covered during the training are enunciated in subsequent paras. ACCLIMATIZATION 11. The location of the Headquarter of the at Pahalgam being at approx 9000 ft, initial period was utilized to achieve Physical fitness and mental robustness. 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 distances (7-8kms) at one stretch to increase their endurance after the six days of acclimatization. At the end of this schedule students achieved the desired standards of fitness required to survive in hilly terrain. ACCLIMATIZATION WALK MORNING PT

8 6 TECHNICAL TRAINING 12. Keeping in consideration of the geographical area of J&K state, training was provided in basic skills of rock craft, administration in mountain terrain & introduction and use of mountaineering equipment in rescue missions/ operations at accidental sites and during natural calamities in mountainous terrain and Expeditions. At the culmination of this training, students could identify and narrate the uses of mountaineering equipment and their skillful application in mountainous area. Details of rock craft and other adventure activities conducted are as follows. (a) ROCK CRAFT 15 periods were allotted to impart instructions in basic skills of mountaineering including pitch climbing, fixed rope climbing, Jummaring, free climbing and rappelling. The students were exposed to various types of rock surfaces around Sonamarg. ROCK CLIMBING RAPPELLING

9 7 (b) ICE CRAFT 10 days were allotted to impart instructions & practical training in basic skills of ice craft including base making, crevasse rescue, avalanche rescue, rope fixing, navigation in mountains and Glaciated terrains. The students were taken to glacier situated at Thajiwas, Sonamarg for this part of the course. ICE CRAFT TRAINING (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 casualty evacuation followed by practicing it in groups. RIVER CROSSING CASUALTY EVACUATION

10 8 (e) HIGH ALTITUDE TREK Students were trained in trekking around Sonamarg. They got familiarized with the equipment needed while going on long treks. They were taken to experience and complete long treks with 18 kg load to various places around the area like Table Top, Baltal and Happy valley. The students were taken to the height of approximately 13,500 ft during this phase of training. TREK TO TABLE TOP TREK TO HAPPY VALLEY (f) TENT PITCHING Students were demonstrated the methods of tent pitching and use of survival camps in the jungles and mountainous terrain while on missions in adverse natural / manmade calamities. TENT PITCHING LECTURE & DEMO TENT PITCHING PRACTICE

11 (f) LECTURES /PRESENTATIONS 9 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 & Ice Equipment. (2) Mountain Terminology. (3) Hazards in Mountain and Snow bound area. (4) Do s and Don ts of mountaineering. (5) Load carrying and Marching in Mountains (6) Avalanche & Avalanche Rescue (7) First Aid & CPR. (8) High altitude illness / cold injuries and its preventive measures. (9) Introduction to Glacier MEDICAL OFFICER & INSTRUCTORS DELIVERING LECTURES

12 10 (g) ENDURANCE RUN Team practiced running for long distances 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. NK Yub Raj of 26 Punjab Regiment C/o 56 APO secured the best in endurance award of the course in men and Ms V Anuradha a private girl student from Rajouri Garden, New Delhi secured the best in endurance award of the course in women. (h) GAMES CAPT P K SINGH, MEDICAL OFFICER, JIM & WS DISTRIBUTING BEST IN ENDURANCE AWARDS TO STUDENTS 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 and water rafting. Students showed keen desire to undergo training at the institute for the adventure sports in near future. Movies on adventure sports like skiing & parajumping were run in the auditorium for the students. ADMINISTRATION 13. One dedicated officer in charge of the institute with well experienced and trained instructors and other kitchen staff were provided by the institute who accompanied and looked after the students round the clock.

13 11 ACCOMMODATION 14. The accommodation facility was made in the well furnished extendable tents at Sonamarg. SONAMARG TRAINING CAMP FOOD 15. The students were provided with hygienic and palatable food during the training period with additional energy supplements like fruits, dry fruits, chocolates, juices etc. A copy of daily menu is attached as Appendix C. 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 & CLOTHING ISSUED BY THE INSTITUTE

14 12 MEDICAL COVER 17. Dedicated medical officer and Nursing Assistant of the institute provided medical support to the participants through out the course duration. Different first aid kits were prepared for trek, rock area and travelling. 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. CAPT P K SINGH, MEDICAL OFFICER, JIM & WS DELIVERING LECTURE ON FIRST AID & CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSCITATION ASSESSMENT 18. The students were assessed of their performance in the course in the form of tests on both Rock craft & Ice craft (written, oral & practical) taken by the instructors of the institute. The students excelled in the test taken by securing good marks and grading. Deepak S Pawar a student Pune (Mah) secured the best in technique awards of the course while Adarsh Sharma a private student from Hapur (UP) secured the best student award of the course. CAPT P K SINGH, MEDICAL OFFICER, JIM & WS DISTRIBUTING BEST IN TECHNIQUE & BEST STUDENT AWARDS

15 A copy of marks sheet is enclosed as Appendix D. 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. Capt P K Singh, Medical officer, JIM & WS praised the students for their excellent performance. The event was followed by the distribution of the course batches & prizes to all the participants. OBSERVATION CAPT P K SINGH, MEDICAL OFFICER, JIM & WS PRAISING THE STUDENTS AND DISTRIBUTING COURSE BADGES & PRIZES 21. (a) The students showed marked interest in learning and adopting the skills of Mountaineering. (b) The students learned, practiced and adopted the Expedition 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 more personnel may be sent to JIM & WS for Basic, Advance Mountaineering course and Method of instructions courses as well as adventure courses like Paragliding, White water rafting & Skiing. other

16 14 (b) 26 Punjab Regiment and JIM & WS should form a strong bond to successfully conquer higher peaks in India and abroad in the coming future to pursue the good cause of promoting adventure and helping them to negotiate in snow bound areas. FEEDBACK 23. The Photocopies of some of the feedbacks received from the students are enclosed as Appendix E, reflecting the goal achieved as per the opinion of students. CONCLUSION 24. During basic mountaineering course, training was imparted to make the participants confident of living in mountainous terrain and to be technically proficient as trained mountaineers. They were also exposed to High Altitude Area giving them a life time experience. Special efforts were delivered to practice forming mountain rescue teams in natural calamities / disasters. The performance of the participants validates the fact that desired standards of exposure and training in mountain techniques were achieved. Yours Sincerely Encl: As stated (Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS) Copy to: 1. Joint Secretary (G/Air), D (HMI), R.No. 225 F, South Block, Ministry of Defence, New Delhi Commissioner/ Secretary Tourism, Govt. of J&K, Civil Secretariat Srinagar J&K 3. Library.

17 Appendix A LIST OF PERSONNEL 26 PUNJAB REGIMENT C/O 56 APO BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE -113 S.No Rank Name Address Grading Awarded Remarks 1 Nb Sub Kamaljeet Singh 26 Punjab C/o 56 APO A 2 NK Yub Raj A BEST IN ENDURANCE (MEN) 3 NK Gurmit Singh A 4 LNK Jasbeer Singh A 5 Sep Malwar Singh A 6 Sep Sandeep Kumar A 7 NK Sukhraj Singh A 8 Sep Judgevir Singh A 9 Sep Sandesh Sharma A 10 Sep Prem Singh A 11 Sep Chaman Lal A

18 LIST OF PRIVATE STUDENTS BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE- 113, W.E.F 01 JUN TO 26 JUN 2015 S. Name Address Sex Grading No. Awarded 1 Sandeep Saini B-105, Saraswati Marg, Bajaj Nagar, Jaipur. M A Remarks 2 Ishita Jayesh Lalan Plot No. 14/15, Sakshi Villa, Indraprastha Nagar, F A Madhavnagar Road, Sangli (Mah) 3 Pramod Kumar 568 KHA /7D Geeta Palli, Alambagh, Lucknow M A (UP) 4 Shrihari Shastry No.10, 9 TH Cross, Abbaiah Reddy Layout, M A Gaggadasapura, Bangalore 5 Khushi Ram Silana, Sonipat, Haryana M A 6 Anjali Prasad Katre B/2 Sterling Nisarga, Near Kailas Jeevan Factory Dhayari, Pune F A 7 Diwanshu Wadhwani 14/96 Shipra Path, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Raj M A 8 Nirupam Swarn Path, Mansrovar, Jaipur, Raj M A 9 Vinayak Shridhar Gune 198, Shikrawar Peth Kala Haud, Pune M A 10 Ajaysinh Lakhe 49, Dattaprasad Lakhe, Erandgaon, Kurla, Beed M A 11 Mayank Goel Ayodhya Ganj, Dadri, G B Nagar, UP M A 12 Amit Punj C-139, 3 rd Floor, Hari Nagar, New Delhi M A 13 Shailendra Kumar Mayali Jakholi, Hasya Rudoaprayad (UK) M A 14 Dhruv Pargai A-192 Pandara Road, New Delhi M A 15 Akshat Sharda Hari Kunj, Engg Enclave, Dehradun M A 16 Vahini U E-8, Development Enclave, Rtr Marg, Delhi Cantt M A 17 Lakshay Dahiya B-S/27, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi M A 18 Jay Atul Gudhka E-23, Konark Indraprastha, Sarvodaya Nagar, M A Mulund (E) Mumbai 19 Karan Ramesh Gajra Flat No. 602, Gajra Paradise, Caurt Shankar, M A Wadi-2, Pant Nagar, Ghatkopar, Mumbai 20 Shanu Kanwar Gagroan, Jhalawar Rajasthan F A 21 Nilabh Choudhary Dept of Dental Surgery, Armed Forces Medical M A College, Wanowrib, Pune 22 Lalita Singh Narsing Niwas, East Patel Nagar, Ganeshpura, F A Ratanada, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 23 Ritagya Parashar Chopasni Housing Board, Jodhpur, Rajasthan F A 24 Aakriti 269-B, Railway Colony, Jagadhri Workshop F A Yamunanagar- Haryana 25 Anand Prakash Singh Chiurapur, Baragaon, Varanasi (UP) M A 26 Chandni Kapoor C-11, St Stephen College, University Enclave Delhi F A

19 27 Steven J Thomas H-3, St Stephen College, University Enclave Delhi M A 28 Felix Mathew Poovakulam, Bishop s House Road, Kanjirappally, M A Kanjirappally, Kottatam, Kerala 29 Neeraj Harde EA-07, Kumaon House, IIT Delhi M A 30 Bhushan Kulkarni 5 Pushpanjali, Niranjan Colony, Savedi, Ahmednagar (Mah) M A 31 Somendra Solanki H No. 534, Pooth Kalan, New Delhi M B 32 Pranav Vijayvergiya 225, Hostel -4, IIT Bombay Powai M A Mumbai 33 Devang Thapliyal Shivalik View, Lane No.3, Nathanpur, Jogiwala, M A Dehradun 34 Shantanu Hemant Kanchan 7A, Madhavbaug Soc, Shivatirtha Nagar M A Kothrud, Pune 35 Nilesh Mallikarjun Bhoyare C-408, Karveer Nagar, Dahisar East, Mumbai M A 36 Tarun Kumar Ojha 1140, Gali Bardari, Tilak Bazar, Khari Baoli Old Delhi M A 37 Utkarsh Mishra 633 Type-IV, Sector -3, R K Puram, New Delhi M A 38 Jagdev Singh Thandapani, Reasi-J&K M A 39 Pranjali Jaiswal 158, Janta Grih Nirman Society Shakhnagar, Jabal (MP) F A 40 V Anuradha 232-D, MIG Flats, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi F A BEST IN ENDURANCE (Girls) 41 Mohd Ibrahim Goma Minjee, Kargil (Ladakh) M A 42 Sudeshna Dutta Salgechia, Tamluk, Purbamedinipur (WB) F B 43 Kiran Madhukar Dahije H No. 35, Milind Nagar M A Tidke Colony, Nasik 44 Sumit Prabhakar Gaikwad Flat No.1, Morya Apt M A Omkar Nagar, Peth Road, Nasik 45 Amey Dinesh Padol Flat No. 14, Gayatri AppGajanan Chowk, M A Panchvati Nashik 46 Dhiral Harshad Shah A/201 Dev Ashray Apt, Laxmiben Chedanagar, M A Nalasotara (W), Mumbai 47 Prateek Singh Rana H No. 2762, 2 ND Floor, A-Block, Greenfield Colony, M A Faridabad, Haryana 48 Imtiyaz Hassan Aglar Chirat, Shopian J&K M A 49 Muzaffar Rashid Aglar Chirat, Shopian J&K M A 50 Amit Kumar Shrivastva H No 453, Dakoha, Jallandhar Cantt M A 51 Rajat Mondal 15/17, East Purbachal Road, Haltu, Garfa, Kolkata M A 52 Arindam Chatterjee 47G, Prabhat Manmatha Sarani, Kolkata M A 53 Jayanta Mondal 20, Rajdanga Main Road, E K T P Kolkata M A 54 Amol Ashok Warange Tambad Bhuvan Mahad, Raigad, Mah M A

20 55 Thakur Surjeetkumar N-28, Hadapasar Mantri Market, Pune M B Dinanath 56 Akash Kuluram Katke Holalwadi Dewachi Urli Kathe Building, Pune M A 57 Akshay Kamble 10, Mahatma Phule Vasahat Stawavwadi Gadital M A Pune 58 Pivhal Aakash Rajbir Om Sai Apts, Room No.3, Shivaji Nagar, Satpur Nashik M B BEST STUDENT 59 Adarsh Sharma Shyampur, Hapur (UP) M A AWARD 60 Kaikade Yash 0712, Kashi Little Rose Convent, Nandanvan, M A Pune 61 Parambir Kaur 184, Block -14, Sri Chander Colony, Tarn Taran, F A Pb 62 Nidaa Chakk Ittammal Lymoon (H), Korangad, Thamarassery, Kozhikode F B 63 Faheem Ahmed Hiking & Mountaineering Club, AMU, Aligarh M B 64 Vivek Sadashiv Mantri Bhogalwadi, Dharur, Beed (Mah) M B 65 Shaikh Parvesh Fakir Jawalekadlag, Sangamner, Ahmednagar (Mah) M A 66 Aditya Yadunath G-3, Mayura Aptt, Rambaug Colony, Paud Road, M A Thakurdesai Kothrud, Pune 67 Arnav Sharma 9-C, Govt Quarters, Gandhinagar, Jammu M A 68 Deepak S Pawar 542 Kasba Peth, Pune M A BEST IN TECHNIQUE AWARD 69 Ashish V Korhalkar 545 Kasba Peth, Pune M A 70 Karan Rajesh Punjabi Swami Samarth, Housing Society, Budhwar Peth, M A Solapur 71 Rishiranjan Kumar 329 Medium Regiment C/o 56 APO M A 72 N Chandrashekar 329 Medium Regiment C/o 56 APO M A 73 Munish Kumar 329 Medium Regiment C/o 56 APO M A 74 Vikram Singh 329 Medium Regiment C/o 56 APO M A 75 Akarsh Singh 223, Hostel -4, IIT Bombay Powai M - Reverted back Mumbai 76 Shilpa Aggarwal D-11, Grain Merchants Society, Sec-17, Vashi, F - Navi Mumbai 77 Dange Rajendra Ganpat Raleras, Honsal, North Solapur, Maharashtra M - 78 Udit Aggarwal D-11, Grain Merchants Society, Sec-17, Vashi, M - Navi Mumbai 79 Prashanth Burgula House -1, Director of Mines (SD) DGMS Colony M - Hirapur, Dhanbad, Jharkhand 80 Rajdeep Singh 224, Hostel -4, IIT Bombay Powai M - Mumbai 81 Hari Shankar M I G 41, Adityapur-2, Jamshedpur-13 M - 82 Neelesh Sehgal C-1A, Rama Park, Uttam Nagar, New Delhi M -

21 Appendix B TRAINING PROGRAMME BASIC MOUNTAINEERING COURSE (SONAMARG) S No Date/Day Time Subject Type Resp Place 1 D-Day 1600-onwards Arrival, Reception, Issue of eqpt. Documentation & Medical Checkup Misc In-charge, ASK, Clk, MO. Pahalgam 2 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs hrs Accln. March(5 Km) Intro to Mtn. Eqpt Knots, Hitches & Coiling of Rope Opening address Around to Pahalgam Games Accln. Lec Misc Misc Game Principal Pahalgam Pahalgam 3 Day hrs Move to Sonamarg and establishment of Camp Move Day hrs hrs Acclimatization First Aid & CPR Accl Lec MO Sonamarg 5 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs PT/ acclimatization Principles of climbing & Rappelling Climbing & Rappelling Do s & Don ts in Mountains Games PT Lec Game Sonamarg RCA -do 6 Day hrs hrs Trek to Table Top Games Trek Games Table Top 7 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs PT Climbing & Rappelling Load picking & marching in Mtns Games PT Lec Game RCA 8 Day hrs Trek to Happy Valley Trek Instructor Happy valley

22 9 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs 10 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs PT Pitch Climbing Hazards in Mtns & Snow Bound Area Games PT Pitch Climbing Period for Adm work Games PT Lec Game PT Prec Misc Game RCA RCA 11 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs Endurance. Stream Crossing Tent pitching & camping. Games Prec Lec Game RCA 12 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs Endurance. Zip wire & casualty evacuation Cold Injuries Games Prec Lec Game MO RCA 13 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs Endurance Route Selection & Rope Fixing Games Prec Game RCA 14 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs 15 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs Endurance Route Selection & Rope Fixing Avalanche Games Endurance Jumaring & Rappelling Glaciers Games Prec Lec Game Lec Game RCA RCA

23 16 Day hrs hrs hrs hrs Endurance Climbing & Prep of Bse Shelters Games Lec Game RCA 17 Day hrs hrs hrs Endurance Test Rock craft test Prep to Move Glacier Test Misc RCA 18 Day hrs hrs Accln Walk to Glacier Intro. To ice eqpt & march with crampon 10pt,2pt Climbing, fall &Self Arrest Avalanche Rescue Accl. ICA Camp 19 Day hrs hrs Accln Walk to Glacier 2 pt, 3 pt, 10 pt Climbing Ladder Launching Accl. ICA Camp 20 Day hrs hrs 2pt, 3pt, 4pt climbing Base Making tice ICA Camp 21 Day hrs hrs 4pt, Rope fixing climbing Crevasse crossing & Rescue Drill ICA Camp 22 Day hrs High Altitude Trekking through Glacier March Move ICA 23 Day hrs hrs Ice craft test Survival Test Lec ICA Camp 24 Day hrs Survival Camp Prec Instructor 25 Day hrs Deposit of clothing Misc ASK

24 26 Day hrs hrs Written Test Graduation Ceremony/closing address Test Misc Principal/MO 27 Day hrs Departure Misc Incharge -Sd- (Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS) Note: - Programme changes subject to local weather conditions. Legends: -Lecture Demo tice MO-Medical Officer ASK Assistant Store Keeper RCA-Rock Craft Area ICA-Ice Craft Area Bed tea will be served at 0630hrs Break-Fast hrs Tea and Snacks hrs Lunch Break/own time hrs Roll call 1900hrs Dinner hrs Light of 2130hrs

25 Appendix C JAWAHAR INSTITUTE OF MOUNTAINEERING & WINTER SPORTS, NUNWAN PAHALGAM JAMMU & KASHMIR DAILY MENU Day B FAST LUNCH Eve. TEA DINNER MON Bread Butter, Rice, Roti, Dal, Tea Rice, Roti, Veg, Dal, Jam, Egg, Tea Veg, Salad, Girda/Biscuit Kheer, Tea Papad, Fruit TUE Poori, Chana, Rice, Roti, Dal, Cofee Rice, Roti, Paneer, Veg, Dahi, Tea Veg, Salad, Fruit Tailwad/Biscuit Sooji Halwa, Bournvita WED Plain Paratha, Rice, Roti Tea Sevian Rice, Roti, Veg, Paneer, Aloo Sabzi, Samber, Veg, Meat/Chiken, Sevian Pickle, Tea Salad,, Papad Kheer, Coffee THU Bread, Butter, Rice, Roti, Rajma, Tea Rice, Roti, Dal, Veg, Jam, Egg, Mix Veg, Dahi, Girda/Biscuit Sevian kheer, Coffee Coffee. Pickle, Fruit FRI Poori, Aloo Sabzi, Rice, Roti, Dal, Cofee Rice, Roti, Dal, Veg/ Egg Pickle, Tea Veg, Salad, Fruit Tailwad/Biscuit Cary, Suji Halwa, Bournvita SAT Bread Butter, Rice, Roti, Dal, Tea Rice, Roti, Dal, Paneer, Jam, Egg, Tea Veg, Dahi Raita, Girda/Biscuit Meat/Chiken, Feerni, Tea Fruit SUN (Paratha, Nutery) Rice, Roti, Dal, Cofee Rice, Roti, Dal, Veg, / Maggi, Egg, Veg, Salad, Fruit Tailwad/Biscuit Kheer, Coffee Tea Note: Menu is subject to seasonal / local availability. -Sd- (Virinder Singh) Colonel Principal (JIM & WS)

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