Spatial Analysis Of Public Healthcare Facilities In Periyapatna Taluk, Mysore District, Karnataka
Authors: Dr. Minutha V, Dr. P. Jayashree
Abstract
This paper aims to attempt the study of availability, accessibility and Infrastructure of public healthcare Facilities in Periyapatna taluk, Mysore District. It also tries to find out the gap between existing public health care facilities and normative requirement of public health care facilities as set by the government of India. The base map of study area has been geo-referenced and digitized using ARCGIS. The Global positioning system (GPS) was adopted to take the coordinate of all the existing Public health centers in the study area. Data is analyzed though simple quantitative techniques like ratios, percentage and the spatial disparity of health centers were measured with the help of Nearest Neighbour Techniques. The results show that the availability of Public healthcare center is unequally distributed and there is scarcity in the availability of infrastructure and workforce among the study area. A large proportion of the residents have to travel a long way to access the health care facilities in western parts of Periyapatna. There is a high inequality in the distribution of public Health centers, infrastructure facilities and Health Workforce in the hoblis of Periyapatna taluk.
Stock Vendoring Using Aws for E - Farming
Authors: Dr. G. L. Vara Prasad, B. Sri Mounika, P. Vijay babu, A. Teethu babu, CH. Srikanth
Abstract
In India, farming is the most common occupation. Despite this, many who work in agriculture today are from the lowest class and live in extreme poverty. The modern processes and automated machinery that are propelling the globe forward are lagging in the farming sector. Farming poverty is caused by either a lack of awareness of improved facilities or their unavailability. Even after all of the farmers' hard work and productivity, the farmers are defrauded by local agents in today's market, resulting in poverty. The proposed application 'Kisan E-Marketing' would automate everything and provide the greatest solution to all of the challenges that farmers face. At Kisan E- Market, farmers will be able to sell their produce. Farmers would be able to sell their products across the country via Kisan E-Market if they have a basic understanding of how to utilise the website. The site will assist farmers in all aspects, including current market rates for various products, total sales and earned profit for sold products, access to new farming techniques through kisan- marketing, and a centralised approach to viewing various government agriculture schemes, including farming compensation schemes. The SMS function supplied by the system can be used to obtain essential information about markets and other products.
The Impact of E-Recruitment On Applicant’s Intention To Use It
Author: Prof. (Dr.) Vinky Sharma
Abstract
The aim of this research paper is to examine the impact of E –Recruitment on applicant’s intention to use it. With the help of this research paper, emphasis was given to analysis that how is e-recruitment useful, time saving process and beneficial for the job seekers and to everyone who is concerned with this domain.