Piyush Sukhija1, Geetha Kamath2, Medha Babshet3, H S Srikanth4, Atul Anand Bajoria1 1Post-graduate Student, Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, Sri Hasanamba Dental College and Hospital, Hassan, Karnataka, India, 2Professor and Head, Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, Sri Hasanamba Dental College and Hospital, Hassan, Karnataka, India, 3Assistant Professor, Department of Oral Med...

During the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, 99 severe respiratory illness (SRI) cases were reported in Manitoba. The cause of illness was often not established. Many of these cases may have been unidentified pH1N1. We conducted a chart audit of all severe SRI cases and compared their demographic and clinical characteristics to severe pH1N1 cases. 73 of the 170 cases reviewed were confirmed pH1N1, 53 were SR...

The first part of this essay considers Sri Aurobindo’s nationalism and contextualizes it within the colonial-national interchange and the modern understanding of the nation. It then problematizes Hindutva’s attempts to reductively appropriate Sri Aurobindo’s pluralistic and evolutionary nationalism. In the second part, a close reading is conducted of a well-known nationalist speech of Sri Aurob...

During the past two decades, soil survey as many other applied scientific disciplines has been dealing with a rapidly changing society and consequent shifts in public and private information needs for planning and management. Concurrently, soil survey has been faced with the advent of a whole range of new technologies, many of them highly relevant to the planning and execution of soils resource...

The paper has quantified the benefits of SRI over non-SRI practices of rice cultivation in Tamil Nadu. The SRI practices have been found to save inputs substantially and to increase returns. Higher return has been attributed to increase in production as well as substantial reduction in cost of cultivation. The most impressive are the savings in water (22-39 per cent ) and seed (92 per cent). Th...

Sri Lanka has recently emerged from nearly three decades of protracted conflict, which came to an end five years ago in 2009. A number of researchers have explored the devastating effect the conflict has had on public health, and its impact on Sri Lanka's health system - hailed as a success story in the South Asian region. Remarkably, no attempt has been made to synthesize the findings of such ...