Media Coverage

31 Dec 2021 – Free Press Journal

Angels of Mumbai: Maharashtra Transport Commissioner Dr Avinash Dhakne, Joint Commissioner of Police Vishwas Nangre Patil, others endorse their favourites

A selection of well-known Mumbaikars shine the light on the city’s angels who became beacons of hope in the recent past. The focus is on gratitude for the invisible and seemingly insignificant actions that sustain the world.

06 Dec 2021 – The Times of India

Maharashtra fails to hike no-helmet fine despite 4,800 deaths last year | Mumbai News - Times of India

In 2020, Maharashtra police data shows that of the 11,569 casualties in crashes, 42% were motorcyclists not wearing helmets.

28 Aug 2021 – Sony Pictures Networks

Asif Reshamwala - Story

To create awareness, execute and make a difference is a major task at hand for Asif Reshamwala and his team at RADHEE Disaster and Education Foundation. Asif, along with his team through the Give Way to Ambulance project, have created awareness across Mumbai to make way for an ambulance to avoid city’s traffic.

Asif’s efforts make him a true kindness icon.

14 May 2018 – DNA

Motorists on Mumbai’s roads are insensitive: Ambulance drivers

Motorists on Mumbai’s roads are insensitive: Ambulance drivers - Bikers, private cars, and autos lead this group of insensitive motorists, according to Radhee Foundation, which spoke to 15 ambulance operators, and over 100 ambulance drivers in Mumbai and Thane

26 October 2017 – The Indian Express

Police, doctors, organisations step up efforts to ‘give way to ambulances’

Dilip Jadhav, project director of the Maharashtra Emergency Medical Services (MEMS), said the state government was planning to introduce a single number to consolidate all the emergency services

26 July 2017 – The Asian Age

12 dead, 13 injured in Ghatkopar bldg collapse

Residents say illegal repair work in ground floor led to incident.

15 April 2017 – The Hindu

Helping patients get to hospital on time

A foundation is creating awareness among motorists to give ambulances the right of way on the road

03 August 2016 – The Times of India

Train hamaals, shoeshine boys to handle rail mishap victims better: NGO | Mumbai News - Times of India

Nearly 3,000 commuters are victims of railway accidents in Mumbai annually, but can many of them be saved from death or disability if the first respon

14 March 2015 – The TImes of India

`Give Way To Ambulance’ campaign

Navi Mumbai Police and its traffic wing in association with RADHEE Disaster and Education Foundation launched

13 October 2015 – Tehelka

14 March 2015 – The Hindustan Times

2015 – Mumbai Mirror

Dr Rita Savla: Making the good better

Without any first aid knowledge, those rushing to help accident victims often hinder more than they assist. Dr Rita Savla gives first respondents the requisite training they need when trying to save lives.

20 September 2014 – Rediff News

Mumbai police wants you to make way for ambulances

Mumbai police has launched an initiative to raise awareness among the citizens about allowing swift plying of ambulances through traffic snarls so that they proceed to hospital without any hassles and patients promptly get medical aid.

17 July 2014 – Mid-Day

07 May 2014 – Scroll

Why is India always slow in responding to disasters?

While India’s disaster management agencies are very well structured on paper, implementation is mired by poor coordination and lack of accountability.

15 March 2010 – The Indian Express

Porters get tips on careful handling of injured on rly tracks - Indian Express

With no decline in number of train accidents, the porters who carry the bodies or the injured to nearby hospitals were given basic tips on how to handle the victims....