How To SurviveLife-Safety Intelligence for India
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About HowToSurvive.in

Practical knowledge for safer decisions before, during and after an emergency.

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Why we exist

Knowledge that helps people survive

HowToSurvive.in is a public-awareness and survival-knowledge initiative by VFF India Foundation, connected with the broader life-safety mission of Shivay Fire & Life Safety.

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Our beginning

A lesson born from the Takshashila fire

From the day we are born, everyone teaches us how to live — but very few teach us how to survive.

We learn how to earn, travel, use fire and live our daily lives. But when something suddenly goes wrong, most people do not know what to do. HowToSurvive.in exists to change that.

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Our purpose

Learn before the emergency

We provide knowledge, skills, awareness and practical guidance so people can prevent risk, protect themselves, help others and act correctly before professional help arrives.

Every preventable loss can become a lesson that protects another life.

What we publish

Three core areas

01

Data & Reports

Statistics, trends and essential safety information placed in clear context.

02

Videos & Guides

Simple, practical survival knowledge that readers can understand and apply.

03

Case Studies

Real incidents explained as lessons: what happened, what went wrong, what could have prevented it and what others should do.

Beyond fire

Preparing for the risks of today’s world

HowToSurvive.in is not just about fire. It is about surviving and responding better to disasters, accidents, health emergencies, climate risks, financial crises and personal crises.

Our larger vision

Aware people. Prepared communities.
Better decisions. Safer lives.

Know before you need to know.

Learn. Prepare. Protect. Survive.