The primary aim of the study was to assess few impacts on River water quality of Mass gathering and taking a holy dip during Maha Kumbhmela from 22 april 2016 to 21 may 2016 in Ujjain City and to make a comparison of few parameter to standard Stipulated by Central Pollution control Board (CPCB), New Delhi during the Mela Days. River water samples were collected from four sites Mangalnath Ghat, ...

INTRODUCTION The incidence of gambiense human African trypanosomiasis (gHAT) in Uganda has been declining, from 198 cases in 2008, to only 20 in 2012. Interruption of transmission of the disease by early diagnosis and treatment is core to the control and eventual elimination of gHAT. Until recently, the format of available screening tests had restricted screening and diagnosis to central health...

The present study was focused on the isolation of multiple metal tolerant and antibiotics resistant bacterial strains from water samples of five different Ghats of river Ganga, Varanasi, India. These strains were biochemically characterized and their phylogenetic relatedness was assumed using amplified ribosomal DNA restriction analysis fingerprinting and 16S ribosomal gene sequencing. The pres...

River Ganga is one of the prime sacred National Rivers of India, closely associated with economic, social, and cultural heritage of Indian people. Recently, it has been subjected to immense degradation and pollution as a result of receiving huge amounts of domestic and industrial wastewater as well as religious ritual activities and surface runoff. The present study attempts to study spatial an...

River Ganga is one of the prime sacred National Rivers of India, closely associated with economic, social, and cultural heritage of Indian people. Recently, it has been subjected to immense degradation and pollution as a result of receiving huge amounts of domestic and industrial wastewater as well as religious ritual activities and surface runoff. The present study attempts to study spatial an...

T Indian Subcontinent is one of the most fascinating ecological and geographical regions in the world and remarkable for the variety of its large mammals with a richness in species exceeded by few countries in the world (Schaller, 1967). But the increasing human populations, urbanization, industrialization, deforestation and various other anthropogenic developmental activities have led to the r...

This paper describes a custom built system which extracts high-level musical information from real-time multimodal gesture data. Data is collected from sensors during rehearsal using one program, GATHER, and, combined with audio analysis, is used to derive statistical coefficients which are used to identify three different playing styles of North Indian music: Alap, Ghat, and Jhala. A real-time...

Cases were selected from the Skin Out-patients Department and Leprosy Clinic of S.S. Hospital, Banaras Hindu University and the Leprosy Clinic at Chowka Ghat, Varanasi. Patients belonging to any other province or country were excluded. Blood was grouped by the slide method described by Stratton and Renton (1958). The control material consisted of data on 2583 recipients of blood at the hospital...