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Prevention and control of vector borne diseases

Prevention and control of vector borne diseases
Start Date :
Feb 19, 2015
Last Date :
Mar 19, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Many vector-borne diseases are transmitted by arthopods (mosquitoes, ticks, mites etc) and have prevalent in India namely malaria, dengue, chikungunya, filariasis and kala azar and ...

Many vector-borne diseases are transmitted by arthopods (mosquitoes, ticks, mites etc) and have prevalent in India namely malaria, dengue, chikungunya, filariasis and kala azar and these have become serious public health problems. National Programmes for prevention and control of these diseases have implemented and interventions at all levels, including community level, are being carried out. Through this platform Department of Health Research/Indian Council of Medical Research invites suggestions, views, best practices, innovative ideas to be tested through research to improve the strategies for better prevention, control and treatment of these vector-borne diseases.

The last date for submission of your comments is 18th March, 2015.

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KUTUBDIN GANDHI
KUTUBDIN GANDHI 11 years 6 months ago
Education regarding basic personal hygiene and taking care of health should be made a compulsory subject in schools...as kids will learn they will teach parents.. 2) Awareness worksshops to be conducted near post offices regularly.. 3) Give CSR deduction to companies if they conduct health workshop for there employees. 4) health facts should be printed on railway tickets, state transport bus tickets
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KUTUBDIN GANDHI
KUTUBDIN GANDHI 11 years 6 months ago
Education regarding basic personal hygiene and taking care of health should be made a compulsory subject in schools...as kids will learn they will teach parents.. 2) Awareness worksshops to be conducted near post offices regularly.. 3) Give CSR deduction to companies if they conduct health workshop for there employees. 4) health facts should be printed on railway tickets, state transport bus tickets
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Prakash Tripathy
Prakash Tripathy 11 years 6 months ago
Emphasis on water & sanitation, Heaps of garbage in many cities not only pollutes surface water , sometimes ground water & serves as breeding ground for many vectors. Biodegradable wastes may be converted to compost & scientific disposable of other wastes. Cleaning of the rivers running through the cities & beautification of banks. Compulsory water harvesting & protection of lakes & wastelands in cities for recharging of ground water. This will help control vector borne diseases.
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Babubhai Bhanushali
Babubhai Bhanushali 11 years 6 months ago
Provide 1 Cow to every home in Village, 1 Small Dairy for 5 nearby villages to collect Milk, Villager should allowed select COW their choice, Cost of cow deducted from Milk cost, 1 recreation Center for ONLY LADIES, where thay provided DAILY One Local News paper, One State News paper, Magazine for ladies, some sewing Machines, Local Vegitable product drying system, making Pickals and packaging, For health care Ayurved information from local products, Accupressure System, and such,
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Prakash Tripathy
Prakash Tripathy 11 years 6 months ago
Vector borne diseases are serious health problem in India. We have to tackle on multiple front. If a person is already suffering, effective treatment. Vaccination of high risk people if vaccine is available. Give more emphasis on prevention. Incidence of such diseases are more in countries where water & sanitation standard is low. We have to strive for clean water & sanitation. Vector control programmes are not very satisfactory, may be due to development of resistance. Contd.
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Rekha Bedre kapse
Rekha Bedre kapse 11 years 6 months ago
R/Sir, Board exams ka students aur parents bhi bahot tension lete hai.results ke bad agar kam marks mile to bacche bahot dipres ho jate hai.kuch to jan dene ki bhi koshish karte hai.parents bhi baccho ko datate hai.lekin yeh galat hai.aisi halat me parentsne baccho ko samaz lena chahiye.unhe samzakar unki himmat badhani chahiye.dusare hoshiar bacche ke sath unhe compair nahi karna chahiye.kyo ki apna baccha akhir apna hota hai.o hoshiyar ho ya buudhu.isliye board exam. tension na le
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pooran jangir
pooran jangir 11 years 6 months ago
"High Voltage Mosquito Killer Racket" (The Vajra of The Indra) available in market. This racket is used domestically for killing mosquito even in the dark. This technique has no side effect on the environment. DDT or other pesticide have side effects on human, animals and environment. Moreover the insect develop drug resistance. Hence, this technology of High voltage spark through a Capacitor to be made versatile.
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Sanjeev Kumar
Sanjeev Kumar 11 years 6 months ago
2.we should design and make a tunnel to supply weapon to the kargil and siachin post for the war so that should not relay only on national highway which get closed during winter due to snow fall.
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Sanjeev Kumar
Sanjeev Kumar 11 years 6 months ago
it is for DRDO and NAVY 1.We need to design a water proof stealth missile launchpad which should be shaped of a fish like vhele and shark the launch pad should be movable in water without caught by radar or SONAR. This will help in our secuirity concern about HIND MAHASAGER.this should be of such type we can leave it in sea for a long time along with missiles like BRHAMOS and it can change its possition itself towards enemy ship and can fire the missile according to our instructions.
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