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A STUDY ON GENERAL SOCIAL AND HEALTH STATUS OF TRIBAL COMMUNITY IN MANKULAM PANJAYATH, IDUKKI DISTRICT,STATE OF KERALA, INDIA
Published Date - 28 Jun
— The word ‘tribe’ is generally used for a socially cohesive unit, associated with a territory, often possesses a distinct dialect and cultural norms. They are the aboriginal inhabitants of our country who have been living based on a natural environment and have cultural patterns congenital to their physical and social environment. It is a human social system existing before the emergence of nation-states and in some cases, continues to exist independent of the state structure. Adivasis is the collective name used by many indigenous people in India. The term ‘Adivasi’ is derived from the Hindi word ‘adi’ which means of earliest times or from the beginning and ‘vasi’ meaning inhabitant or resident. Officially Adivasis are termed as ‘scheduled tribes’ but this is the legal and constitutional term. The tribes have been confined to low status and are often physically and socially isolated instead of being absorbed. They are the poorest, most marginalized, oppressed, and depressed people in the country. Kerala, a southwest small state in India, has achieved outstanding achievements in all human development indices in the country popularly known as the ‘Kerala Model’. In many respects, Kerala's health status is almost on par with that of developed economies. The state has succeeded in increasing life expectancy as well as reducing infant and maternal mortalities. However, the celebrated Kerala model of development has not made much change for the socio-economic life of the marginalized sections of Kerala. The indigenous population or the Adivasis has been struggling to cope with the means of daily survival in the state. The present study attempted to analyze the social and general health status of tribal communities of Mankulam panchayath of Idukki district in Kerala. The study surveyed 150 tribal households in the panchayath and it clearly showed how tribal communities lag in various development indices like income, housing conditions, education level, land ownership, and general health conditions compared with non-tribal groups in the area. Women are more vulnerable among tribals just like everywhere. Excluded communities such as tribals typically face a lack of access to healthcare services that others do not. School dropout cases are much higher among tribals than non-tribals. Lack of proper housing, sanitation facilities, and lack of awareness often leads to non-access to various health and social beneficiary programs for the community. Lack of adequate income is the main reason for household poverty which leads to low nutritional intake results in low body mass index and nutritional anemia especially in pregnant women. Poor social conditions are found to be the root cause of high alcohol consumption among tribal communities which is associated with a wide range of social and health problems including domestic violence, child neglect, loss of income, high morbidity, and early mortality. Above all most of the tribal hamlets are located within the forest area or in isolated pockets where road access is a real challenge, transportation issues are one of the prime reasons for the poor access to quality health care. The lack of sufficient manpower and infrastructure facilities in the health care facility aggravates the problem
Biopython/Network Of Protein Identification And NGS Analysis Of Glioma Cancer ATP Competitive Type III C-MET Inhibitor
Published Date - 27 Jun
 
Measuring Under-achievements in Livelihood Space: Search for sustainability index and influencing factors through artificial neural network
Published Date - 27 Jun
Ensuring a sustainable livelihood to the larger counts of the population is the most challenging agenda of any developing economy. So this work wants to quantify the level of under achievements of different economies in the field of sustainable livelihood. The contribution of influencing variables of under-achievement and contributing variables to achievement in the construction of under achievement livelihood space is also determined under this work. The interaction between these two types of variables and their juxtaposed effects are evaluated through the use of artificial neural network. Finally this method of artificial intelligence is used to achieve a self-sustained monotonic high rate of development. The whole work is presented through a set theoretic approach which is followed by the testing of the same. It is expected that the application of neural network in the process of self-sustained growth of sustainable livelihood is unique in academic discourses.
Measuring Social Exclusion on the Basis of Development Programmes: Construction of Scale and Exclusion Index
Published Date - 27 Jun
Social exclusion is one of the greatest threats of our contemporary world. It is a process that revolves around societal institutions to exclude, discriminate against, isolate and deprive groups or individuals on the basis of identities such as caste, ethnicity, religion, gender, location of residence, academic status, income etc. in various spheres of society, polity, and economy. This work evolves a measure to quantify the extent of social exclusion in the sphere of development programmes and develops an index of social exclusion from development programmes. Constructed scale is tested over a sample of households to examine its reliability and to find the nature of exclusion. Different statistical and mathematical tools have been used to construct the measure. The constructed measure is tested on a sample of 320 households chosen through multi-stage stratified random sampling. Sample data are used to find the level of exclusion of each household within the sample on the basis of this measure. With the help of different statistical and econometric tools the scale is also used to examine the nature of social exclusion from development programmes in India. This scale can be used in a greater spectrum to quantify the qualitative concept of social exclusion.
The Role of Nanoparticles in Mitigating Abiotic Stress: Advances and Applications in Plant Science
Published Date - 27 Jun
Abiotic stress is a major barrier to global agricultural output and food security. To address these challenges and achieve sustainability, innovative strategies like nanotechnology are essential. Nanotechnology leverages nanoscale items such as nanopesticides, nanofungicides, nanofertilizers, and nanoherbicides to enhance crop yield. The reduced size, easy solubility, and efficient uptake of nanoparticles make them valuable tools in modern agriculture. Studies have shown that nanoparticles can significantly improve both the qualitative and quantitative aspects of crop yield under various biotic and abiotic stress conditions. This review explores the significant physiological, biochemical, and molecular changes that nanoparticles induce in plants, helping them tolerate stress conditions. It also examines the different types of abiotic stresses that plants face and the role of nanoparticles in mitigating these stresses, highlighting the potential of nanotechnology in enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability.
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