Social Sciences and Humanities

HIV/AIDS has been affected very first in whole over the World. It also killing the million of people in large. It create threat to patient into death. World wide, 39.4 million people are living with HIV/AIDS. In India, the number of HIV positive cases has risen to 5.3 million, and it is rising consistently. Women due to their vulnerability are facing the greatest challenge of handling this menace. HIV can also be transmitted through mother-to-child or through breast feeding to the infant was known to nearly fifty percent of the respondents.

In this paper analyzes a number of issues arising in the context of the direct and indirect relationship between Intellectual Property Rights and Food Security. The Royal society report, Genetically Modification plant for food, concluded that the use of genetically modified (GM) plant potentially offered benefit in Agriculture practice, food equality nutrition and health, but there were several aspects of Genetically Modified technology which required further consideration.

This study aims at experiencing an approach of platform selection in Mali using the Geographic Overlaying data Base and query Library for Ex-anTe impact assessment (GOBLET). This system was designed as a simple system to overlay maps of different criteria and facilitate the manipulation of scenarios, for targeting global level of pro-poor interventions in Mali.

Questions form a basis of any research project, underscoring the significance of teaching students how to use questions in various parts of research. Our involvement in supervising students conducting research projects and undertaking our own, have shown the need to use questions as a guide. This prompted us to share our experience on the use of questions to direct ‘the conduct’ and ‘writing’ of a research report using qualitative research tradition of inquiry. Questions were used to determine the topic for the study, select relevant literature to review and research design.

The study aim was to evaluate the sensory acceptability and the chemical and nutritional composition of different Brazilian sweet potato cultivars cooked under water immersion, in order to identify the most favorable genotypes for consumption. The cultivars varieties analysed were Amorano, Júlia, Valentina, UGA 29, UGA 34, UGA 45, UGA 49, UGA 79, UGA 80 e UGA 81. Species of sweet potatoes Júlia, UGA 45 e UGA 49 have shown higher sensory acceptability (p<0.05).

This paper examines the PM Narendra Modi Schemes of small holding agriculture sector in India. It covers trends in agricultural growth schemes participation of small holding agriculture scheme, Irrigation, productivity performance of small holders, linking small holders with markets including value chains, role of small holders in enhancing food security and employment generation scheme differential irrigation polices and institutional support scheme for small holders, challenges and future options for small holding agriculture sector scheme including information needs.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effects of dengue virus infection in pregnancy from 2007 to 2016. For this study we used data from the notification systems for live births and mortality in a Brazilian municipality of approximately 900 thousand inhabitants. Epidemic years were compared to endemic years, with rates related to clinical-obstetric and pediatric outcomes being calculated. Statistical difference was found for the coefficient of early neonatal mortality, which presented higher values in the epidemic years for dengue compared to the endemic years.

In the last decades, the territorial dynamics in the Brazilian Amazon have moved from an economic geography based on extractivism, with little labor and a low intensity technology, to the agriculture, where commodities production represents the presence of agribusiness in the largest tropical forest in the world. Two central issues prevail in this process: the metamorphosis of land into private property and the formation of a stock of land for the appropriation and domination of agribusiness in the region.

This research is motivated by the many and varied opportunities and potential attractions of shopping in the city of Bandung. The city of Bandung has a strong positive image as a tourist destination for shopping, therefore Bandung programs do activities, create and strengthen the image of city tours through city branding. The purpose of this study is to analyze the strengthening of city branding Bandung as a shopping destination, as well as elements and attributes that become the prerequisite strengthening the identity of shopping tourism city of Bandung with city branding.

The famous saying “Customer is the King” is the mantra for the modern bankers. It is order of the day for the bankers to develop new marketing strategies, such as deposits, loans, services, promotion, people and procedure strategies, in order to retain the customers. Hence, there was a need to measure these new marketing strategies to enhance the marketing of banking services. An attempt had made by the researcher to explore the views of bankers and customers about the marketing of banking services.