India is vulnerable to natural disasters. Sixty percent of the landmass of India is prone to earthquake or landslides of different magnitudes and about forty million hectares equivalent to eight percent of its geographical area is subject to reverine and flash floods. So in the face of these dangers when suffering of the people is increasing like any thing the management and mitigation of these natural disasters is essential. The immediate management and long-run mitigation measures will consequently help for the development of the country reducing the plight of the people.