kanpur nagar district- a msmes cluster hotbed for sustainable economic growth

Research Purpose/Scope: A dichotomy flows between the traditional Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs henceforth) cluster and newly established cluster in the context of their emergence, evolution and growth. Now, following the path of big industries, MSME have linked itself with the economies of scale, entrepreneurship, venture capital and knowledge management Here, Kanpur Nagar District has been taken as resource region where the research reflected that this region has the potentiality to become the driver of cluster based economic growth. The research paper dealt with the economic fundamentals of region, comparative advantages of innovation and market technology factors which are responsible for the growth and sustainability of the MSME cluster in Kanpur Nagar District. Materials and Methods: The empirical study of selected MSME’s which have mutual competitiveness & repulsion has been done. The tabular data has interpreted the composition, size, situation and association of MSME’s in the region. The linear diagrams has reflected the dooming share of MSME’s specially the leather and bristle-based clusters. A need and opportunity-based model will set a functional approach for the complementarity of the market (vertically and horizontally) and capacity building of firms. Findings of the Research Paper: A declining trend has been witnessed in the MSME’s because of sick firms and factories, unavailability of skilled workers and trainers, low capital assets of firms and inefficient companies. Clustering can create an effective supply chain for the viability of the market economy. It can improve the condition of firms and pool the money for the required infrastructure and investment for further upgradation. Therefore, it becomes imperative to go for clusterization based directive policies because there is a huge scope for profit sharing between government and local artisans. Establishment of Kanpur Nagar as a MSMEs cluster hotbed, will be a new challenge with major risks and responsibilities.

Discourse analysis of cultural assimilation and composition of assamese muslim society special reference to sivasagar district

This work is about the cultural elements assimilated within Islamic community and aboriginal ethnic community of Brahmaputra Valley. The cultural elements are including language, literature, women, bieliefs and ideologies, customs and traditions. Muslims who come to this valley married to local women is rare to and historians were assimilation Assamese Society. It also deals with the assemblage of Muslim community in Assam and how they adopted the customs, traditions and culture of the Brahmaputra Valley and established an intermixed culture.

The Economic evaluation of management information system (MIS) in health care management

There is undoubtedly a need to efficiently allocate the scarce resources related to health care so that the optimum utilization for the benefit of the society at large can be determined. In this process, the health management system plays an important role. A well-managed data becomes a significant source in making the organization efficient. Economics thus provides health sector a new paradigm- Health Economics. A branch of economics developed as Health economics deals mainly with how the scarce health care resources need to be allocated so as to bring the maximization of the health of the community. For such a decision making, an analytical tool is required which could involve both the cost and the benefit side. Economic evaluation serves such an analytical tool. The present paper focuses on the economic evaluation of the Management Information system (MIS) in Health care Management. MIS calls for such a strategy to effectively organize relevant information in the health care and manage the limited resources with optimization and is therefore considered superior to the traditional paper based system.

production and productivity of spices in dimapur and kohima districts of nagaland

With the increasing population of Nagaland, the demand and supply for consumption had also increased. The population of Nagaland in 2020 was recorded as 2.19 million. Also, Nagaland been in a mountainous side with a very good climatic conditions to grow diversified crops and plants among them are also spices. With the growing of spices, it can also generate employment opportunities. The study had revealed that the spices grown are not only used for flavoring and seasoning of food but also used as home remedies for different purposes. It had shown that in Dimapur district among the major spices grown the production of turmeric had a very good increase in production of 4555 MT in 2010-2018. Followed by garlic 130 M. T in 2010-2018.Likewise in Kohima district cardamon and Naga king chili had a very good production. The production of cardamom had increased by 70 M T in 2010 to 2013 and Naga king chili to 513 M.T in 2010 to 2013. The Net area sown had also increased by 21363 hectares in between 2010 to 2018. The paper has tried to find production, productivity, and trends of growth of major spices in Dimapur and Kohima districts of the State.

Corticosteroid Provoked Avascular Necrosis: A complicacy concerning Systemic Lupus Erythematous

Avascular necrosis (AVN) is the complete death of bone, due to loss of blood flow to the bone. Corticosteroid therapy is the second most significant factor for AVN, and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is the most prevalent underlying disease. Conventional management of AVN entails reduction of weight, complete bed-rest, trimming down the dose of glucocorticoid or abdicating the drug completely. A 19-year old female with a known history of SLE, on methylprednisolone for 2-years, came to the orthopedics outpatient department for pain in her right pelvis. On detailed examination, she was diagnosed with avascular necrosis. The AVN developed as a result of corticosteroid therapy because for the initial 12 months she was on methylprednisolone >20 mg/day (exceeded daily dose). The physician instructed her; complete offload and a trial of bisphosphonate plus aspirin plus statin was given and awaited for revascularization. If the revascularization fails, the physician would suggest total hip replacement.