Abstract This chapter builds upon extensive ethnographic research with South Asian diasporas in Britain. To depict and disentangle the complexity of such migrant collectives, three case studies are considered, different national religious backgrounds, diverse times migration. Mapping out as many Black-and-Minority-Ethnic districts London, I revisit my fieldwork a Bangladeshi family Newham, Sinh...

The present study was done on 1200 young adult unmarried females belonging to age group 18-35 years residing in Haryana and Punjab region. The study was done on subjects of two sects of these two regions, i.e. Jat and Baniya. Present study was undertaken to study the correlation of anthropometric measurements in young unmarried females with blood pressure and to find out effectiveness of anthro...

Policy on care in the community was founded on the premise that the care of frail elderly people with disabilities would be a joint responsibility for health and social care professionals, and family carers, supported by people within their social networks. The policy assumes that such social networks are common features of all communities in contemporary Britain, containing a reserve of people...

Aktmct-A new variety of impact giass has been discovered at Zhamansbin impact crater (U.S.S.R.). The crater has been known as the source of different impact glasses such as irghizites and Si-rich zhamanshinites @-rich varieties) and Si-poor (andesitic) zhamanshinites. The newly discovered impact glass is ofdistinct blue color and shows a layered structure with numerous small vesicles. The blue ...

The purpose of this study is to establish the median timing of permanent teeth emergence in a low to high socio-economic level school children. A sample of 1648 Jat-Sikh children which includes 821 children (452 boys, 369 girls) from public schools and 827 children (377 boys, 460 girls) from government schools forms the basis of this study. Each child has been studied for permanent dental erupt...

It is proposed to establish in the Bengal Presidency a Branch of the Royal Irish Medical Benevolent Fund Society. The object of the Society is to relieve cases of distress among medical men, and their widows and orphans, in Ireland. It is supported by subscriptions from members of the Profession, raised by means of local " Branches," of which the Society has now 36?34 in Ireland; one in Bombay,...

Abstract Aim During surgical scrubbing, Sikhs in healthcare are often expected to remove their kara, a religious metal bangle. This seems inconsistent with policies permitting rings. As some feel they cannot do this, refused entry theatres. The aim of this quality improvement project is explore if and how exclusion might affect propose an inclusive solution accordingly. Method Working MedRACE (...