What is the importance of communication in health education? Discuss the approaches to health education.
See Answer →Describe the major environmental sanitation problems in rural India.
See Answer →Examine the determinants of health in the context of health as a problem and a need.
See Answer →Family courts
See Answer →Meaning and Significance of Social Legislation
See Answer →Krishi Shramik Samajik Suraksha Yojana, 2001
See Answer →UDISHA
See Answer →Health Problems among Children
See Answer →Nali-KaliA Recipe for Joyful Learning
See Answer →Gender Analysis
See Answer →Economic Empowerment of Rural Women
See Answer →What are the constitutional provisions and safeguards adopted in the constitution for the protection of Scheduled Tribes? Discuss.
See Answer →Examine the role of NGOs in the elimination of bonded labour in rural areas?
See Answer →Describe the basic nutritional needs of children.
See Answer →Critically examine various aspects of the Pre-natal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Amendment Act, 2002.
See Answer →2. Describe various efforts made for the empowerment of Scheduled Castes.
See Answer →1. Trace the evolution of educational services for women in India.
See Answer →a) Total mineral content of body amounts to …………………..percent of total body weight.
b) Liver is a good source of vitamin…………………………..
c) One microgram of retinol is equivalent to ………………micrograms of carotene.
d) Growth of an infant is measured by……………………..and…………………….
e) On an average ……………ml of milk is secreted per day during lactation.
See Answer →List the deficiency and food sources of the following nutrients/substances:
a) Riboflavin
b) Iron
c) VitaminA
d) Vitamin K
e) Zinc
See Answer →Differentiate between the following sets of terms giving examples:
a) Available and Non-Available Carbohydrates
b) Essential and Non Essential Amino Acids
c) Xeropthalmia and Keratomalacia
d) Saturated and Unsaturated Fats
e) Sprouting and Fermentation
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