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How to facilitate early detection of People Living with HIV (PLHIV) and put them on ART as soon as possible?

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Jan 01, 2015

Last Date :

Nov 26, 2014

04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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India has an estimated 20.9 lakh people living with HIV. However, nearly 30 -35 percent of these do not know there HIV status. After a person gets infected with HIV, there is a ...

India has an estimated 20.9 lakh people living with HIV. However, nearly 30 -35 percent of these do not know there HIV status. After a person gets infected with HIV, there is a long asymptomatic period of 5-8 years when infected person may not have any symptoms till his immunity goes down significantly and he start getting different opportunistic infection like TB, diarrhoea, fungal infection etc. Hence most of the HIV infected persons present to health system in late stage when immunity is very low and their response to treatment may not be optimal. Also during this long asymptomatic period of 5-8 years, though they are infected but may not be aware of HIV status and are capable of spreading the infection their spouse or others if they continue to indulge unprotected sex.

Early detection of PLHIV is beneficial for patient himself as he can receive timely appropriate treatment including ART as well as for the community to stop further transmission of HIV.

We invite suggestion from community/ NGO/ CBO/ Civil society and public at large their views/ ideas on How to facilitate early detection of People Living with HIV (PLHIV) and put them on ART as soon as possible.

Last date for sending your suggestions is 26th November, 2014.

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

Ideas & suggestion in the attachment for Landlord-Tenant Law need some modification

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

These laws should be made as thumb rule in Rent Control Act for to make the exploitation of landlords by tenants. And when the complaint is made in the Rent Control should act immediately on these cases and save the landlords. Here I need to mention that 95% of the Indian House Owners are not Zamindars. Please click the below URL for the Victim list. http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Tenant-and-Owner-4613.asp#.VGY-Xvkjzyg

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

Case 3: If the Tenant doesn’t hold any lease deed and entering the dispute. Solution: The Law should be – Tenant and Landlord should enter into the valid lease deed & lease should not exceed 11 months. At the end of the 11 months the Tenant should vacate the premises. By this Landlord is giving 11 months of notice to the Tenant to vacate. This is more time for the shopkeeper to search for a new premises.

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

Case 2: If the Tenant hold 11 months lease deed and entering the dispute. Solution: The Law should be -- Landlord should provide the premises to the Tenant till the period mentioned in the lease deed. With all the conditions fulfilled in the deed.

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

Below are some ideas for your pursuance. Case 1: If the Tenant hold valid registered lease deed and entering the dispute. Solution: The Law should be -- Landlord should provide the premises to the Tenant till the period mentioned in the registered lease deed. With all the conditions fulfilled in the deed.

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

Reg Landlord-Tenant Law need some modification. Here i want to mention that Landlorad are not Zamindars. Please change the law that should not affect both Tenent & Land Lord. the issue lies on below scenario only case1: If the Tenant hold valid registered lease deed and entering the dispute. Case 2: If the Tenant hold 11 months lease deed and entering the dispute. Case 3: If the Tenant doesn’t hold any lease deed and entering the dispute

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

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BHUPINDER SINGH BHATIA 11 years 10 months ago

SIR, IN INDIA, IN SEARCH OF JOBS, MIGRATION IS VERY COMMON TOWARDS THE BIG CITIES WITH THAT PLANNING OF BIG CITIES BEGET IMBALANCED. SO IT WOULD BE BETTER IF INDUSTRIES ARE DEVELOPED NEAR THE CITIES AND VILLAGES WHERE UNEMPLOYED YOUTH ARE IN EXCESS. ALSO RUSH IN THE CITIES SATURATED BY POPULATION BE REDUCED.YOURS SINCERELY, BEST REGARDS.

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Rajarathnam Sambandam 11 years 10 months ago

This is regarding the Landlard-Tenant Law in our country, Our country has law which makes the defendant(Tenant) more enjoyable and giving more time to his hand and making the respondent (Landlord in problematic state)

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A V SIVASANKARAN 11 years 10 months ago

people living in polluted cities particularly like mumbai, navi mumbai, are susceptible to various ailments and the medical facilities available are either unaffordable for the common man or simply not available with the hospital finding it difficult to cope up with the situation. the man in the street however well to do can become a pauper on the face of mounting medical bills those who have paid income tax to the government coffers are also left in the lurch once they contract deceases.

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