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Around 60% of deaths in India are caused due to the chronic or Non Communicable diseases. How does it affect the huge population of India and also mention how to prevent the increase of NCD. A non-communicable disease (NCD) is a medical condition which which may be defined as a non infectious or non-transmissible. They lasts for a long period of time and a person can recover from it slowly. They are the main reason for the cause of death and disability in the world. In India, around 60% of the deaths in 2014 occurred due to the Non communicable diseases. India is supposed to loose $4.58 trillion due to the NCD's and mental disorders between 2012 and 2030. Non communicable diseases affect the population of India -   Increase in the number of deaths   – Around 26% of the people falling in the age group of 30 – 70 years died due to the effect of non communicable diseases in 2014. The increasing deaths are caused due to the four non communicable diseases – cancer, stroke, dia

The Construction dust causes asthma and other disease among 17-30% of the workers. Explain the effects of construction dust on human health and environment. Construction dust is a term given to the dust particles which are found on a construction site. It is a mix of soil and materials like the cement, silica, metal dust and asbestos. There are usually three types of construction dust – silica dust, non-silica dust and wood dust. Activities like dry sweeping and using power tools to grind or cut can create a lot of construction dust. A research conducted by the National Institute of Occupational Health (NIOH) found out that around 17-23% of the workers suffered from asthma and bronchitis in 2013. Health hazards of construction dust on humans -   Lung diseases   – Cement contains elements such as silicon etc that may enter our lungs and cause choking problems. Asbestos can affect the parenchymal tissue of the lungs. A large amount of inhalation of the construction dust can cau

Narendra Modi is the 15 th and the current Prime Minister of India. He is a prominent figure of the Bhartiya Janata Party and also served as the Chief Minister of Gujarat since 2001 to 2014. He is the second most followed leader in the world. Modi became the Prime Minister of India on 26 May, 2014. He was the first PM to invite all the SAARC leaders to attend his swearing- in ceremony.   Since the time, he took charge as the honorable PM of our nation; Modi has played a great role in the development of our country.  According to him, “Politics is not his ambition but his ultimate mission.” Iraq Crisis – Modi played a great role in bringing back the Indians who were held in the Iraq crisis. Recently, the ISIS shook the Arab country as well as the entire world by attacking the civilians which also included Indians. A lot of Indian nurses were struck in the civil war of Iraq. Within a few given time space, Modi sent his troop to save the Indians who were struck in the war. INS My

Mahatma Gandhi considered the liquor to be a social evil and encouraged the complete prohibition of alcohol in India. Site the examples of few states wherein the liquor prohibition has been implemented. What is the impact of banning the liquor on the state and people? What are the legal steps taken to prohibit the liquor in India?   Alcohol industry is one of the biggest industries in India and it is believed to bring in a lot of money and profits. The World Health Organization 2014 reveals that around 50% of the alcohol consumed in India is unrecorded and is a part of non commercial activity. Rising alcohol consumption in few states has led to certain social problems. Alcohol abuse has become the most serious social problem in India. According to the report by WHO, 6.2 % of the male deaths occur due to consumption of alcohol. The time has come to control the issue of alcohol consumption in most parts of the country. Dry states   – The consumption of alcohol is being pro

If things go as planned, the Ambedkar Park here will soon have a full – fledged Science park inside its compound. An amount of Rupees 15 lakhs has already been sanctioned by the State Tourism Department for the Science Park, which is being set up with a goal to educate the children and provide them infotainment. “We are planning to launch the Science Park to attract more visitors as well as to educate the kids. The project has already been sanctioned by the Tourism Department and the funds for the same have been allotted. The entire region of the Ambedkar Park will not be renovated. Only a portion will be used to set up the park,” said Paravoor Municipal Chairman, Valsala Prasanna Kumar. The Ambedkar Park which was inaugurated in August 2000, by the then, Chief Minister – EK Nayanar, has been attracting crowds from across the state. Along with the Science Park, another ambitious project is also in the pipeline – a Fantasy Park. The proposal has

Mr. MK Ramachandran was unknown as a writer till he walked through the Himalayas . He has written three books, out of which the first one – “Uttarakhandilude Kailas Mansarovar Yatra”, won him the State Sahitya Academy Award in 2005. His second book – “Tapobhumi Uttarakhand”, made his name familiar in the Malayalam literary circles. His third book is based on his journey to Eastern Himalayas and Adi Kailas. Currently, he is working on his fourth book, “Devabhoomilude” and will be published by the end of this year. His first expedition to the Himalayas was guaranteed by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. His first book was written in the year 2001 but got published in 2003. He considers himself as the first person to travel through all the five phases of Himalaya . He believes that “True Sanyasis”, exist in the Himalayas . During his travel through the Himalayas , he discovered a Lama body which is 575 years old, at a place named Gue. He describes Himala