B Suresh LalKakatiya University · Department of Economics
B Suresh Lal
PhD. MPhil. MA(Eco). MSc(CS)
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Introduction
Professor Suresh Lal is a highly motivated, optimistic and hard-working economist in development, health and environmental economics. But on the other hand, he is a self-motivated leader in selfless community service, youth empowerment and change maker.
Prof Lal has 28 years of teaching & research experience; he is Editor, International Journal of Environment & Development- New Delhi, has authored & edited 22 books and published 130 articles in international peer-reviewed and Scopus journals.
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October 2008 - October 2011
August 2001 - present
Position
- Research Supervisor
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- Guiding Master of Philosophy and Doctoral Students
Education
October 1996 - June 1999
November 1993 - July 1995
July 1990 - May 1992
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This book applies the cutting-edge economic analysis of economics in the digital age, with each chapter identifying a promising new area of research and an inter-discipline research approach by integrating economics, philosophy of technology, computer science, and business. It explores the digital economy and its impact on traditional industries, d...
After waking up every morning, brush with water, shower with water, make your coffee with water, and flush your toilet with water—and remember, without water, life as we know it would not exist.
This book explores water, our planet's lifeblood, an invaluable resource that has shaped civilisations, cultures, human development, and ecosystems throug...
The “Agriculture Investment Support Scheme” (AISS), also called Rythu Bandhu, the first cash transfer scheme (CTS) for farmers, was introduced by the Telangana State government in 2018-19. Rythu Bandhu means ‘Friend of Farmer’. Farmers are suffering from initial investment availability before the Kharif and Rabi seasons in Telangana State. Therefor...
The present study emphasises gender inequality among Banjara tribal women in Contemporary Telangana. Traditionally, women are marginalised, poorer and deprived than men. They face inequality in terms of their basic needs and rights. Against this backdrop, this study examined all study participants who were Hindu and belonged to Banjara ethnicity; 5...
Spirituality has been a strong motivation for travel and is the case even now. People from developed and affluent countries are moving from their own countries to other destinations, seeking solitude, natural and holistic remedies, including health purposes, and eco-friendly experiences. Tourism is evolving into a more defined activity while develo...
Most tribes are concentrated in heavily forested areas. Historically, the economy of most tribes depended on agriculture or hunting and gathering forest produce. However, deforestation is taking place rapidly, and tribal source of livelihood is also shifting from forest to agriculture and allied activities. This study examined two tribal groups of...
The transgender community in India has historically been marginalised and discriminated against socially, economically, and politically. Many people view trans people as abnormal or deviant, and they frequently experience abuse and violence on both a physical and emotional level, including sexual assault. Many incidents go unreported due to fear of...
Background: The Group of Seven Nations (G7) include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Of these nations, all seven are top-ranked countries for the highest net wealth per capita, leading export countries, and five are on the list of top 10 countries with the largest gold reserves. Represent over 46% of...
This paper examines how important the BRICS countries are to the world economy as emerging market nations. Together, these countries account for 41% of the global population, 24% of the global GDP, and more than 16% of global commerce; BRICS is a significant organisation that brings together the most prominent emerging economies worldwide. Over the...
The tribals are, by and large, children of nature, their life style being conditioned by their eco-system. At present there are approximately 250 million tribal people, roughly five percent of the global population. The paper is aimed to focus on the demographical features of tribals in the study area, to study the socio-economic
conditions of tri...
This paper focuses on what is violence against women, the many types of violence, and the reasons for violence against women and girls. Violence against women and girls has serious physical, economic, and psychological consequences in the short and long-run. Violence against women may cost the state, victims/survivors, and communities much money. C...
Geographically Banjaras are spread all over the country, from North to South. The Banjaras constitute about seven per cent of the entire country's population. They are culturally advanced ; they have been relatively isolated, living on the edge of the mainstream. The Banjara community generally lives in the inaccessible hilly and forest regions and...
The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector is a significant pillar of the Indian Economy that accounts for 30% of gross domestic product (GDP) and 45% of merchandise exports. India has a total of 63.3 million MSMEs, creating employment of about 70 million, manufacturing more than 6000 products. It requires lower investment, machines and...
The forest occupies a central position in the Adivasi culture and economy. Despite the protection given to the Adivasi tribal population by the constitution of India, the tribals remain the most backward ethnic group in India. The policy of liberalisation and the new state perceptions of the utilisation of resources is opposed to the Adivasi worldv...
Commercial bank money has been digital for decades, and we already use digital means of payment daily. Central banks already provide wholesale digital money to banks. There are two types of central bank digital currencies. The first is wholesale, for payments between financial institutions and large commercial parties. However, they may not be all...
The Economic and Health Well-Being highlights the need for putting people at the centre of policy. It is essential to move for education, health, and the environment, toward a growth model that is equitable and sustainable for the next generation. An economy of well-being has three main pillars. The first pillar is education and skills. Skills are...
The once in a century crisis like COVID-19 will have enormous ramifications for the economy. With India employing around 90 per cent of its workforce under the informal category, the impact goes beyond the economy to social issues like rising unemployment and an increase in poverty[1]. The formal and organised sectors like hospitality, civil aviati...
In September 1972, India saw the first organized application of science for the task of rural development. The CSIR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research)
adopted Karimnagar in Andhra Pradesh and prepared a plan for its comprehensive development. The scientists were committed to rural with the theme of “Science and
Technology for Rural D...
The process of globalisation has made an unprecedented change in indigenous people's lives worldwide. However, the degree of exploitation and marginalisation vary from State to states and tribal group to group. It examines that younger age group is more than 40%, the majority of Adivasis are illiterates. More than 70 per cent of samples are male an...
In these uncertain times of COVID-19, while there are hundreds and thousands of evolving research work circulated, creating debate among policy decision-makers, what research should be referred to? This book will serve as a solution to one size fits all views. Experts from multiple areas provided their insights for better-informed decision making....
Poor water quality and lack of access to improved sanitation continue to pose a significant threat to human health. The burden of disease analysis suggests that lack of access to safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene is the third most significant risk factor for poor health in developing countries with high mortality rates. Diarrhoea is the lea...
In these uncertain times of COVID-19, while there are hundreds and thousands of evolving research work circulated, creating debate among policy decision-makers, what research should be referred to This book will serve as a solution to one size fits all views. Experts from multiple areas provided their insights for better-informed decision making. T...
The paper explores lessons and the possible ways to control the Covid19 pandemic in Vietnam. It focuses on an integrated approach to fight fatal disease, includes the extensive use of tracing, testing, and treatment (T3). They have a strategy slogan like Leave no one left behind and adopted a multi-sectoral response plan. The Vietnam government has...
This paper found that 35% of Adivasis have health problems, and 73% said that they are getting treatment with RMP. 87% have toilet facility and more than 12% still defecate openly. 18.3% said that they faced different problems at open defecation, and 50% of women not using sanitary napkins. Nearly 90% of respondents wash their hands after toilets a...
Sustainable sanitation has got a very significant role in day-to-day life in the present day scenario, especially for women and girls. Good dignity practices for gross domestic products are an order of the day. What is Sustainable sanitation and its components focused on this paper? What are the problems faced by women and girls like snake, scorpio...
This paper focuses extremely significance of hand hygiene in the present day scenario to prevent the spread of contagious and the COVID-19 virus. It analysed hand hygiene, quarantine basics, issues of hand hygiene, hygiene products, practices, and how to wash hand. It also focused some historical perspective of health and Quarantine. Preventing the...
The novel coronavirus is both something old and something new. As usual, the pandemic is both health and economic shock, but the fact that it has hit China first and hardest, and its impact of health and economy broadly. This paper examines the origin and historical back occurrences of the diseases. It focuses on the demand and supply of medical re...
The process of globalisation has made an unprecedented change in indigenous people's lives worldwide. However, the degree of exploitation and marginalisation vary from State to state and Adivasi tribal group to group. It examines very young, and older people are representing the highest number in the study areas. More than 73 per cent of Adivasi tr...
Background: Society, as a whole, regards rag pickers as antisocial elements, an embarrassment to the community, and unfits to live. However, their useful contribution to society and ecology is little understood and generally ignored. The waste collected by these women is recycled and produces 25% of the paper, the packing materials, egg trays, plas...
This paper focuses on the health impact of alcohol consumption in terms of injuries, illness, disorders, including liver cirrhosis, mental illness, and several types of cancer, pancreatitis, and damage to the fetus among pregnant women and loss of economy. It also focuses there is a strong correlation relation between alcohol consumers and smokers.
This paper provides insights into the agriculture in the globalization scenario with regards to land utilization, cropping pattern, expenditure and income pattern, credit sources and livestock of the Kaniparthy village in Karimnagar district of Andhra Pradesh.
This study attempts to examine the consumption pattern of the tribal households in Warangal district of Telangana area and brings out the underlying problems responsible for their backwardness. The study is based on an inquiry of a sample of fifty tribal households, located in these villages belonging to the tribal category. The tribal in these vil...
The paper examines the rapid industrialization had brought about complete disintegration of the pre-industrial culture which was characterized by forest ecology and homogenous folklife. These traditional tribal communities who had so far depended solely on agriculture and forest products as means of livelihood are now facing the challenge of machin...
This paper establishes the linkage of the women empowerment through various connotations, their participation in economic activities in general and tribal women in particular. It examines the occupation pattern of women, their socio-economic conditions, dressing pattern. For 68% of respondents agriculture is the main source of livelihood. In case o...
This paper focuses on spending pattern of rural consumers on cosmetic items. The preference of Indian consumers is changing from the 'merely functional' products to more 'advanced and specialized' cosmetic items. The entry of many multinationals into the Indian cosmetics and toiletries industry has made it an extremely challenging and dynamic marke...
Understand what is and why community service, and its importance in the present-day scenario. Gain knowledge and understanding of the World service movement. To promote community service among college students. To create awareness among the public on various socio-environ-health issues through volunteers, and To make use of various skill developmen...
India is an agrarian country with around 70% of its people depending directly or indirectly upon agriculture, with 82% of farmers being small and marginal. Farmer suicides account for 11.2% of all suicides in India. Activists and scholars have offered several conflicting reasons for farmer suicides, such as monsoon failure, high debt burdens, gover...
India is an agrarian country with around 70% of its people depending directly or indirectly upon agriculture, with 82% of farmers being small and marginal. Farmer suicides account for 11.2% of all suicides in India. Activists and scholars have offered several conflicting reasons for farmer suicides, such as monsoon failure, high debt burdens, gover...
This paper deals with various issues of child rag pickers, 80% of child rag pickers are of the age group 11-15 years, 74% of them illiterate, and 85% of them are downtrodden. Nearly 68% of child rag pickers' income is below Rs. 11,000/ pa. 74% of child rag pickers' spending was on medical expenses, 90% of child rag pickers go on foot for collecting...
Education is the most potent tool on which we would be successful to build an equitable and just society with the feature of dynamic social-economic mobility as education provides skill and competencies for economic well-being for whole society and so for the whole nation too. Education is a basic human right, and it is central to unlocking human c...
The book deals with a range of issues in the current interest in the agricultural development of tribes. The research papers in this volume are based on analysis of micro-level, analytical and macro-level studies with a focus in different states of India. The volume is organized in five major sections. Globalization Issues and Challenges, Tribal La...
The term child labour is often used synonymously with employed children or working child. The child labour is a work which involves some degree of exploitation- physical, mental, economic and social which impairs the health and development of children, they constitute nearly 255 million economically active in the age group of 5-14 years. Most of th...
This paper examines rural artisan’s (potters) indigenous technology, socio-economic conditions and their level of employment, average family income and cost of production. It analyzes potters living and working conditions, land holdings and spending patterns. It focuses on rural artisan’s (potters) problems on demand and supply sides, in Warangal d...
India, along with Africa, has the largest tribal population in the world. The statistics are quite astonishing- the 533 different tribes, made up of more than 80 million tribals,
represents almost 10% of India’s population. The lives of the tribes in India are closely tied to nature, and they inhabit some of the most pristine and picturesque enviro...
Dairying is an important allied agricultural activity in India. Most of all the farm households maintain bovines either for family requirement milk or as additional income source besides agriculture. The farm households allocate their available resource i.e. land, labour and capital on different activities carried out by the family. While animal ca...
Rural indebtedness is one of the evils that persist among the rural people of India. In spite of various efforts to solve the problem by way of poverty, alleviation programmes, employment generation and several agricultural and rural development programmes, it is increasing day by day and spreading among people who are hitherto not under the debt t...
This paper outlines the conceptual and empirical case for the use of IT in India’s rural development. Section 2, provides a broad discussion of the potential role of IT in broad-based economic development. Section 3 examines the conceptual issues from the perspective of demand for, and supply of IT-based services to rural populations in a developin...
This paper analysis signification of water in the present day scenario, the human right to water and basic water requirements for sustainability of life. The issues and challenges involved in water in Global, South Asia, and India levels were emphasized. The water crisis in the world, its impact on women in developing countries is a serious issue....
This paper discuss Natural disasters like drought, flood, cyclone, earthquake, landslide etc. strike very frequently and cause devastating impact on human life, economic and environment. Indian is one of the most vulnerable developing countries to suffer form damage due to natural disasters. Though natural disasters could not be avoided, it is poss...
This paper discusses various Information and Communication Tools in the form of Internet, GIS, Remote Sensing, Satellite communication for Disaster preparedness, warning and forecasting, Mitigation and Management
Keywords: Internet, GIS, Remote Sensing, Satellite-Based Communication, Warning and Forecasting, Financial and Administrative Arrangeme...
This paper focuses on various concepts and studies associated with child labour, their socioeconomic issues, the World and Indian scenario of child labour. It analyses the driving factors responsible for child labour in India and World. The various forms of child labour and health hazards they are faced. Various causes of child labour like the curs...
India is an agrarian country with around 70% of its people depending directly or indirectly upon agriculture. Farmer suicides account for 11.2% of all suicides in India. Activists and scholars have offered a number of conflicting reasons for farmer suicides, such as monsoon failure, high debt burdens, government policies, public mental health, pers...
The term child labour is often used synonymously with employed children or working child. The child labour is a work which involves some degree of exploitation-physical, mental, economic and social which impairs the health and development of children, they constitute nearly 255 million economically active in the age group of 5-14 years. Most of the...
Education is the most potent tool on which we would be successful to build an equitable and just society with the feature of dynamic social-economic mobility as education provides skill and competencies for economic well-being for whole society and so for the whole nation too. Education acts as on integrative force in society, imparting values that...
Demonetization is the act of stripping/ withdrawing a currency unit of its status as legal tender. Its impact on Liquidity crunch, Loss to population using currency, Consumption affected, Predicted Loss of Growth, Effect on bank flooded with more deposits, Effect on black money. This study inferred that 91 percent respondents have reported unavaila...
This study examines the associations between body mass index (BMI), socioeconomic status (SES) and related academic performances of school going girl students in Warangal district of Telangana State, aged 12-17, who studying 8 th , 9 th and 10 classes. Mixed qualitative and quantitative methods include Chi-Square measurement and semi-structured int...
Health is one of the Social Indicators of Human Development; Environment is the Basic determinant of Health in general. India has the world's second largest concentration of tribal population next to Africa, 2011 census the scheduled tribe's population in our country is 8.7 percent and in Telangana State 9.34%. United Adilabad district's Tribal Pop...
In the last two and half decades of implementing liberalized economic policies, Indian economy in general and Agriculture sector in particular have undergone tremendous changes in unimaginable way. This book throws light upon the ways how Indian agrarian economy transformed. In India even after six decades of planned economic development, it is by...
An attempt was made to understand knowledge of climate change education into the teaching and learning of secondary school students. Three classes from Kasthurba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) School were randomly choosen to study. The study was conducted in seven grouped areas and findings were 95% students source of information is newspaper. 97%...
India, soon after freed from colonial rule, took major initiatives to transform its stagnant economy into developed economy. Economic planning system was adopted to realize the dreams of transforming economy into developed one and self reliant. The development strategies adopted during initial two decades of planning era were growth and production...
This paper examines issues and problems of small and marginal farmers in
Karimnagar district it covers socio-economic conditions of sources in agriculture
growth cost of cultivation pattern participation of small holding agriculture, Indian
agriculture is the home of small and marginal farmer (80%) agriculture census data
shows that there were abou...
India has the world’s second largest concentration of tribal population next
to Africa. According to 2011 census, the scheduled tribe’s population in our country is
104.3 million (8.7%), accounting for about one-fourth of the total tribal population of
the world. The present study has been conducted in Utnoor Mandal of two villages i.e.
Kolamguda a...
The tribals are, by and large, children of nature, their life style being
conditioned by their eco-system. At present there are approximately 250 million tribal
people, roughly five percent of the global population. The paper is aimed to focus on
the demographical features of tribals in the study area, to study the socio-economic
conditions of trib...
The HIV/AIDS pandemic is steadily increasing in severity throughout the
developing world. Recently, India has become a rising concern for health care
professionals in the field of infectious disease. Most of India states are experiencing
surging prevalence and incidence rates of HIV infection. In order to decrease
transmission rates among youth, qu...
The Rajiv Aarogyasri is the flagship of all health initiatives of the State
Government with a mission to provide quality healthcare to the poor and needy rural
families. In order to facilitate the effective implementation of the scheme, the State
Government has set up the Aarogyasri Health Care Trust under the chairmanship of
the Chief Minister. Th...
India has largest concentration of tribal communities in the world except that in Africa. The tribal groups of India are known to be the autochthonous people of the land. This paper examines the development of the primitive tribes in Adilabad district. Nearly 60% respondents are in young age group. Majority tribes of the study area illiterates. Abo...
ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Marriage of girls less than 18 years is a fundamental violation of their human rights including their sexual and study it was found that poverty is one of the major factors underpinning child marriage. 50% of the respondents belong to economic poor communities, 60% are illiterates and 25% have studied below 8 labour and farmer...
Background: Banjaras have a unique culture of their own and spread all over the country. community life, community values and have collective property resources for common use. Objectives: connotation on Banjaras and their migration, t present day scenario and t Results: India. It attempts to list out different connotation and terminology used for...
Personal hygiene is very important issues for adolescent students. As hands are important mode of transmission of infectious disease among school-aged children, simple hand washing with soap helps to protect children from the two common global paediatric killers-diarrhoea and lower respiratory infection. The study observed that majority of school g...
Since the dawn of the Industrial age there has been slowaccretion of wastes on the planet. These wastes are the by products in the production of Industrial goods. In contrast to natural processes where everything gets transformed into some form or other within a certain period, these Industrial left over have accumulated in the atmosphere, on the e...
Diabetes, often referred to by doctors as diabetes mellitus, describes a group of metabolic diseases in which the person has high blood glucose (blood sugar), either because insulin production is inadequate, or because the body’s cells do not respond properly to insulin, or both. Patients with high blood sugar will typically experience polyuria (fr...
The Word “consumer” is a derivative of the Latin word “Consumere” which means, “to take up totally or to eat’.
The consumer is one who consumes or uses any commodity or service available to him either from natural
resources or through a market. According to John F.Kennedy, “Consumer by definition includes every one.
There are the largest economic g...
Objectives: To assess the socio-economic conditions of the tribal women. To study specific factors responsible for migration of tribal women. To examine income and expenditure patterns of migrants. To investigate into the type and the level of moral physical economic exploitation of migrants. To suggest various ways and means for improving the soci...
This volume is an interdisciplinary mix of perspectives and studies on Public Health, Environment, Biodiversity and Social Issues in India from a diverse range of case studies and research disciplines. Public health and environmental biodiversity issues are central to the social and political reforms of the twenty-first century. Bringing together l...
Background: Agriculture is a biological industry and in India even after six decades of planned economic development, it is by and large still a way of life of the people of the country. In India still 52 percent of workforce depends on agriculture. Agricultural employment and wages are the important factors which influence the livelihood status of...
The paper focusess different dimension of women empowerment. Strategies adopted to reach empowerment. The participation of women in income generating activities for the family has been increasing over time. Female work participations not only increase their family income but also bring economic independence among women in the households. 58.2% of w...
The United Nation has recognized that young people are a major human resource for development and key agents for social change, economic growth and technological innovation. Participation in decision making is a key priority area of the United Nations agenda on youth. The idea of National Service Scheme (NSS) was conceived in 1969 to involve the yo...
The paper focuses the welfare scheme for old age people and examine how this scheme is implemented, criteria for identify and proper distribution of pension to old age people. Most of the old age pensioners are destitute, poor, poorest of the poor (pop) and landless. 78.62 percent pensioners are in the age group between 65-75 years. 62.45 percent p...
The Banjaras have a unique culture of their own, and it occupies an important role in Indian culture, their life style is unique which does not have anything in common either with the population of plain areas or with the local tribes who are popularly called as Banjaras or Lambadas or Sugali or Labhani are different names used for the same communi...
Marriage is one of the important social institutions and it is a means of establishing a family through which the society perpetuates. This social process is expressed in the form of rituals and symbols. In India 45 percent of girls are wedded below 18 year. The Niger is top country (74.5%) in the world for child marriage below 18 years of the age,...
The paper focuses the definition and concepts of green marketing, briefly discuss marketing mix and opportunities of green marketing. It also focuses some of the issues with green marketing. In today's business world environmental issues plays an important role in marketing. All most all the governments around the world have concerned about green m...
It help to understand the child labour in India and World . It provides the reasons for child labour, problems,
and safe guards.
This paper highlights the economic and social cost of illiteracy to the global economy. It discusses the causes and issues surrounding illiteracy, the direct link between poverty and illiteracy. Illiteracy means the lack of Reading, Writing and Arithmetic (3R's) skills. It is the lack of minimum capabilities needed to function effectively in a soci...
Time management is at most priority to the student’s community. Time management covers issues like plan, hard work and goals of every individual. A person(s) who manage time properly and effectively certainly at higher stage. Do you ever wish there were more than 24 hours in a day so that you can do all of the things you need to do. Are you finding...
This paper focuses that majority of rural households are pacing various health problems of sanitation related. A research study conducted in Warangal district in two village emphasis that 94 percent of the women are facing the problems of abdominal pain, 86 % uterus related, 85% urine burn and 42% water burn diseases air and water combined 30%. The...
Tourism is an important industry contributing to the growth of a country's economy. The tourism industry is closely linked to other industries factors such as promotion of tourism, medical industrial growth, globalization and liberalization of trade have given a burst to the health industry and made it competitive. Indian tourism provides employmen...
India is drawing the world’s attention, not only because of its population explosion but also because of its prevailing as well as emerging health profile and profound political, economic and social transformations.
After 64 years of independence, a number of urban and growth-orientated developmental programs have been implemented, nearly 716 milli...
Agriculture is a biological industry and in India even after six decades of planned economic development, it is still a way of life of the people of the country. Agriculture accounted for 17.8 per cent of the GDP (at constant prices in 2007-08). It accounts for about 60 per cent of the employment in the country and being the provider of food and fo...
The study find out that the common diseases general fever, malaria, typhoid, diarrhea, anemia and jaundice etc are more common in tribal areas. Majority respondents are suffering from fever (35%) followed by malaria (20%), typhoid (15%), diarrhea (12%), anemia (8%) and jaundice (10%). This study examines majority sufferers are low and middle income...
The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) revolution has not only opened up new opportunities for economic growth and social development but has also posed problems and challenges. It can shape and enhance wide range of developmental applications in agriculture, industry and social sectors and is influencing all sections of the society. IC...
INTRODUCTION In environmental health research, focus has been shifted from relatively simple to more complex issues. Empirical single agent – single effect studies have been supplemented by research on risks of complex environmental exposures in varying economic, cultural and political settings. Environmental health impact assessment has become a v...
Community learning processes are crucial to increasing resilience to HIV/AIDS in India's remote rural areas. This paper examines the victim's social status, expenditure and income patterns, reasons for spread of disease, how respondents economic conditions responsible for exposure to this epidemic. It also examine and focuses psychological and stig...
The earth is a victim of on slaughter of a materialistic civilization and industrialization. As a result there is rapid
depletion of natural resources. Life on the earth being posed to severe threats, nature has started sending us warning signals in the form of droughts, floods, tsunamis, vast changes in climatic patterns, global warming, acid rai...
There is close relationship between HDI and GDP. This present paper focuses on the issues relating to HDI in relation to GDP. In general these are simultaneously go up the economy of the country and welfare of the people can be achieved. The detailed analysis relating to impact of GDP on HDI. For this purpose comparative study was taken to evaluate...
The World Health Organization (WHO) has defined ‘Health as not merely the absence of disease of infirmity but a state of complete physical, mental and social well being’. Health transition refers to the transformation of a Society with high morbidity and mortality rates into one, in which people live long, disease free lives. Health transition has...
Marriage is one of the important social institutions. It is a means of establishing a family through which the society perpetuates itself. A successful marriage is presupposed trust, mutual affection, capacity to adjust and sharing the responsibilities equally, at every stage of the life. Marriage in India is regarded as one of the most significant...
The present paper is an attempt to examine the health status of tribals with related to their environment, sanitation conditions, health practices, age at marriage, conduct of delivery, medical care during the pregnancy and utilization of medical facilities in Warangal district of Andhra Pradesh, India. The finding show that majority of tribal are...
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There is a significant difference between the chronic stress that requires clinical help and the daily stresses that beset our busy lives as teachers. Where the boundary between manageable and chronic stress resides is a difficult question to answer. Too many small, seemingly manageable stresses and we can suffer from hypertension. Get stressed too often and our blood flow damages our blood vessels, kills neurons in our brain and damages our judgement. Crucially, our daily stresses can be better managed with effective strategies we can deploy and with well-timed support.
Diarrhea disease kills nearly two million people each year, mostly children under the age of five and Intestinal worms affect nearly 30 percent of the population in developing countries.
In Clinical Trials of Vaccines Development, what could be examined in different three trials like I-Phase, II-Phase and III-Phase Trials?.
