Objectives: The study aims to clarify some aspects of social life in the city Badaun, as it represented an important aspect city's civilized history. With its customs and traditions, because population is divided between Muslims Hindus, each has own traditions.Methodology: methodology used our rely on all available historical literary sources, Arabic, Persian, Urdu English, which requires follo...

Hindu theology provides the broadest way to worship God. One of them is celebration Bhuda Cemeng Klawu which a holy day for Balinese community manifestation God as ruler prosperity, especially financial wealth. Based on observations, this day, Hindus perform rituals Bhatari Rambut Sedhana by offering some banten. Sadhana embodied in 2 statues made kepeng coins symbol beauty and splendor. Worshi...

This article should be viewed more as a narrative account (rather than an in-depth overview or exposition) of key recurring themes in the belief systems amongst Hindus of the Indian subcontinent with an emphasis on their relationship to mental illness. We hope to provide the reader with some understanding as to how Hindu belief systems and culture need to be kept in perspective whilst evaluatin...

Geographically.?Ten cases from Mysore City, four (cases 2, 3, 12, 13) from different large villages, situated at a distance of up to 40 miles from Mysore, within the city three patients (cases 5, 6, 7) who lived in two opposite houses and fell ill within one and the same week; in cases 1 and 10 and 11 and 14, respectively, the patients lived close to each other but each of these couples lived i...

Between 1973 and 1982 there was a significantly higher incidence of minimal change nephrotic syndrome among Asian compared with non-Asian children in Leicestershire. Most Asians in Leicestershire are Gujarati-speaking Hindus, but Sikhs and Muslims are also represented; no group of Asians (defined by religion, language, or birthplace) was at special risk of developing nephrotic syndrome. Nephrot...

We have been favoured by the Surgeon-General with a perusal of the Report of this important institution for the year 1878. It is drawn up by SurgeonMajor T. E. Burton Brown, M. D., and presents several items of interesting information which we sliall briefly indicate. The Hospital continues to do excellent work,?31,671 patients were treated during the year against 28,534 in 1877. Of these, 29,6...

No detailed information regarding pestilences in Bengal is available before the Mohammedan period. Farishta, a contemporary of Akbar, mentions the occurrence of bubonic plague in Bihar in 1548. A very devastating pestilence ravaged Gaur*, the medieval capital of Bengal, in 1573. During this epidemic ' Thousands died daily; living were wearied with burying the dead. Corpses of Hindus and Mohamme...

a distance of about 75 miles. The occurrence of two cases in one family was only seen once (Heilig and Naidu, 1942). Age.?Three' to sixty years. Sex distribution.?Twenty-four males, eight females. The proportion of male to female hospital beds is about two to one. Community.?Twenty-seven Hindus, five Muslims, the latter forming almost one-third of all our hospital patients. The clinical picture...