HIV-AIDS is a spectrum of conditions caused by infection through the Human Immunodeficiency virus. HIV-AIDS is caused by unprotected sex; contaminated blood transfusion and mother to child during pregnancy. UNAIDS is a global programme aimed at eliminating AIDS by 2030. 90:90:90 strategy is a part of this global programme which aims at:- 90% – Diagnosis […]
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Measles is an acute illness caused by the virus of the paramyxo virus family. Access to report of WHO and Centre for decease control and prevention 2.3 million young ones from India are not vaccinated against it and India has 4th highest number of measles cases in the world. According to a WHO study, vaccine
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Disaster management is the systematic process and organization to prevent and mitigate the losses of women, environment, property. As ultimate change is making the situation grieve, natural disaster knocks even wife of warning due to erratic put fears. Now the loss can be more and widespread, in this area Big Data as the pout of
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Even though child mortality in India has reduced, the numbers shift the highest in the world. Explain the reasons behind the persistence is the highest rate of child mortality in the country. Highlight steps towards by the government in this regard with special focus on the need for mass immunization campaigns. (250 words). The recently
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India is going through the demographic transition, that is once an opportunity for any country. In this phase, there are more young people than older people. This can help in massive development in the country. However, in the case of India, the massive bulk population has not been provided job opportunities to optimum levels. According
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UN Convention against torture is on conventional Human rights treaty that comes in force in the year 1987. Its main aims are to prevent torture and other acts of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment around the World. India signed this nearly 1997 but did not ratify it. Arguments in favour, that India needs
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With the advent of digital marketing and a plethora of e-commerce sites for a variety of business, it only makes sense of employ technological up-gradation to the Indian drug distribution system. Granted that e- pharmacies are only about half a decade old and do not have any concrete legal status, but their entry has been
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Asper views of Chonkya : Construction and destruction both plays under the shadow of a teacher. Teacher plays a very vital role in shaping the destiny of country through educating children in right approach. Therefore quality of teaching can profoundly help in education outcomes concern of in teaching :- Pratham’sAnnual status of education report shows
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India is home to nearly 104 million elderly persons (60+ years) which is expected to rise to 173 million by 2026. For a developing nation like India which has a huge pool of human resource. New technological advancements come both as a challenge as well as a boon. India is on its way to become
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Northeast India although blessed with one of the best scenic beauties, water resources and Himalayan ecosystem including pleasant climate, yet this remained underdeveloped for longer. Issues of North East- Different geographical terrain. Poor connectivity to maintained and neighbouring SEASON am unities. Meagre population density and huge investments lead to stress with to capital-output ratio. Migration
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The global report food crises 2019 recently released jointly by FAO, world food program and European Union, focuses on natural and anthropogenic factors leading to food crises. The key highlight of the report: Approximate 113 million people in 53 countries experienced a high level of food in securing last year. It is mainly due to
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The state of the world population report (2019) of UNFFA has for the first time come up with the data of women’s ability to decide on her reproductive and several health and the negative reprehensions which it has on them. It states that women do not have the right to decide on child planning which
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Fixed-dose combination (FDC) is a combination of more than one Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient in a fixed ratio of dosage to form a single medicine. Recently, the Government has decided to ban FDC’s due to threats posed by them on health. In this regard, Kokate Committee has to review the efficacy of 500 FDC (ii batch
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Financial inclusion means getting access to finance on credits especially for the vulnerable section of society at an affordable cost for overall development. How financial literacy is important for women. To make them on par with men for the growth of society. To economically empower them. To become 5 $ billion economy is 5 years.
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The NIRF framework is the brainchild of Minister of Human Resource and Development [MHRD] which aims to rank educational institutions on a scale based on parameters like – NIRF: Eruption Learning outcome Research Teaching Industry The 2019 NIRF ranked 860 institutions ranging from – medical, engineering, social sciences, law, universities, etc. See all- SOCIAL ISSUES:
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The coastline of India measures 7516km which is prone to frequent disasters like – cyclone, tsunami, floods, etc. Recently cyclone Fani has wreaked havoc in the coastal areas of Odisha. The eastern coast is more affected by such disasters than western coast due to formation of Intertropical convergence (ITCZ) in the Bay of Bengal. To
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Rape cases in India are increasing day by day. Recently a minor was raped by a local in Boudipur District of Kashmir. A similar case has been seen in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. see all WHY IS PUBLIC SAFETY FOR WOMEN A BIG CONCERN? Rape is the fourth most vicious crime against women in India.
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How gender budgeting works: – Reappropriation – Reappropriation of budgeting allowances rather than increasing budgetary allowances to gender needs. Reorientation –Reorientation of programmes rather than increasing expenditure in a particular score. Why gender budgeting is need of India? The earlier expect of Nickle down effect of macroeconomic policy is not responsive to the gender needs
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Internet is the network of globally connected computer systems which uses Internet protocol for linking such systems. Since it’s an option, when it was able to send low volumes of data, the same ‘data packet’ techniques has increased the capacity of the internet. It has a far reaching impact upon the daily life of humans
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Rohingyas are an ethnic group belonging to the Muslim community in Myanmar. However, the country has not given its people its citizenship. The Rohingyas, in large number, fled Myanmar owing to large scale ethnic cleansing allegedly committed by the Myanmar army. About 7 lakhs of them fled Bangladesh after they were attacked in which many
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