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There are number of movements in which Bodo women participated along with their male counterparts in Assam. It may be Brahma movement, Script movement, Bodoland movement, etc. Bodo Women participated in many ways during the Bodoland movement initiated by the ABSU in order to achieve the goals of the Bodos. Therefore, participation and contribution of Bodo women in the Bodoland movement should not be forget to give respect and honour by the society of the Bodos. But so far no research works has been done on these areas. So I hope through my research articles people will come to know the role played by the women folks of the Bodo and thereby give credit for their role and contribution towards the Boboland movement. But when it comes to position and honour in the society, they are always placed in the second line in the raw. They have accepted their services as a service demanded by the society or by the community. There is no chance of development of the society unless the condition of women is improved.

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Bodo, Women, Movement, Tribal, Welfare, Conference, District,

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NCD, DM-II, HTN sphygmomanometer, Telangana.

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: Organizational Culture, Employee Engagement, Organizational Communication.

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PUO (pyrexia of unknown origin) Rapid card test, Elisa test, DENV, Telangana.

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Background: Obesity is quite common disorder due to overuse of travelling facilities, excess eating of junk foods and unaware of health guidelines. Method: 85 adult patients aged between 40 to 60 years were studied. Their BMI and HTN were noted more over their various habits and socio-economic status was also recorded. Their Routine Blood examination and lipid profile was analysed and treated accordingly. Results: 54 (63.5%) had BMI 26 to 28 and 31 (36.4%) had 29 to 30, 33 (38.8%) had HTN and 52 (61.1%) had No HTN. Their habits were 48 (56.4%) were leading sedentary life, 23 (27%) alcoholic, 19 (22.3%) smokers, 24 (28.2%) tobacco chewers. Conclusion: These finding indicates that, the medical faculties including medico-social workers, clinicians must create awareness about obesity and its risk factors.

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Study of Risk factors of obesity and Hypertension in Talangana Population

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Background: Tobacco usage is the second most important cause of death globally and about 1.5 million deaths in India (under developed countries). Method: 110 (One hundred and ten) patients aged between 20 to 60 years influenced by disadvantages of tobacco usage were studied. Their various diseases including, CVS Respiratory. Obg and Gynaecology, New born and children, Male reproductive were recorded at different age group. Results: Smoking percentage was highest 12 (26.6%) in 20-29 age group, chewing tobacco was highest in > 60 years of age, 26 (23%) CVS, 24 (21.8%) Respiratory 20 (18.1%), obg and gynaec, 17 (15.4%) effects of New born and child hood, 23 (20.9%) effects of Male reproductive organs. Conclusion: Prevalence of tobacco chewing or smokers at different age groups associated with various risk factors lead to morbidity and mortality. It requires public awareness and stringent legal action.

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Chewing, Smoking, CVS, CNS, WHO, COPD, IHD, HTN

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In the past five years` Indian economy had witnessed a tremendous change with the introduction of `Digital India` and increase in the use of digital economy post demonetization. Post Aadhar and privacy judgement (K.S. Puttaswamy and Anr Versus Union of India, 2017) in India, there was a need for the regularisation and a legal framework for data protection and its related aspects. It was in this context, that Justice B.N.Srikrishna Committee was set up to look into the issue of data privacy and protection. Based on the recommendations, the Parliament came out with the draft Personal Data Protection Bill,2018 on July 27, 2018. The bill came only a few weeks after the General Data Protection Act, 2018 enacted by European Union came into force. Given the fact that the scenarios and the history behind the enactment of both laws were different, there are similarities and dissimilarities. The paper will focus specifically on the aspect of data localisation and data portability with respect to both the laws. Keeping the two in mind, it will study whether the proposed legislation in India is disguised in nature with reference to the sovereign`s ultimate right over the data. It will also critically analyse GDPR`s stand on data localisation and its conflict with its member countries like Germany, France and Bulgaria.

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data localisation, data portability, personal data, data protection, data transfer, privacy, privacy law, data protection law

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Abstract The present study was carried out to document the wild edible plant resources of tehsil Hiranagar (J and K). This investigation was based on the extensive field survey and discussion with local inhabitants during the years 2018-19. A total 50 wild edible plants species belonging to 45 genera and 35 families have been reported from the area. Cucurbitaceae, was the dominant family that represented by 5 taxa and Moraceae and Rutaceae were represented with 3 taxa each, Leguminose, Myrtaceae, Papilionaceae and Combretaceae were represented with 2 taxa each whereas rest 28 families have only one taxa. Trees were found the highest source of food and represented by 25 species followed by herbs (14 species), climbers (7 species) shrubs (3 species). Based on their edibility 17 plants species are being commonly used as fruit, 14 serve as vegetables, 6 species are used to make pickle, 3 species acts as flavouring agents (spices), 3 species are used to make special seasonal drinks, 2 species are used to make flavouring chaat and 2 species are used to make sweet while other three are used to make chutney. The area is rich in wild edible plant diversity and being threatened by the over exploitation by the local inhabitants. Thus, there is an urgent to conserve and manage these plant resources in their natural habitats by awaring the local peoples by training programmes and other activities. Therefore, the findings of the present study will be helpful in managing and conserving these valuable plant resources in the area.

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Wild edible plants, traditional knowledge, diversity, habitat Jammu and Kashmir.

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Teaplucker. Human resource practices, Labor productivity, Training, Selection

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