IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-10 ~ October 2020

Abstract: Bangladesh is a heavily populated country with populations about 164 millions. Presently there are over 10 million elderly people in Bangladesh. In Bangladesh due to better quality of life, the number of elderly people is increasing swiftly. It is seen that there should have special rights of senior citizens in our country. It is an initial challenge because the senior citizens will have different needs and require many care-giving facilities. Since Bangladesh does not have a particular social welfare system for the senior citizen, we should identify the rights of them. The senior citizens have basic rights to health and nutrition, protection, participation, recreation, companion and specially health and medical services. The new generations of our country have to be reactive, knowledgeable and focused about their duties and responsibilities towards the senior citizens. Taking appropriate attention of the senior citizens is our moral obligation

KEYWORDS: senior citizen; situation; elderly; rights; Bangladesh

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Abstract: Background: Reproductive health and rights is one of the major priorities of global health issues but in our country due to cultural values, religious prejudice and lack of female education, most of the women are not aware of this matter especially in slum areas. Materials and Methods: For this purpose, data were collected from 171 women of three distinct slums in Khulna City Corporation area of Bangladesh. Findings reveal that most of the respondents belong to the age group of 40 to 45 years.43.3 percent of the respondents' age at marriage was 14 to 16 and among them 45.0 percent gave birth to their first child.....

Keywords: Reproductive Health; Reproductive Rights.

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Abstract: Psychological factors like anxiety, stress, loneliness, depression, self-image, and self-isolation, affect college students' substance use behaviors. Smoking has been the leading cause of preventable deaths across the world despite efforts from various agencies like the government and NGOs. This leads the researcher to further study the difference between smoking and non-smoking population. Hence, the researcher intends to study the level of anxiety, stress and loneliness among smoking and non-smoking male college students. The participants in this research were administered structured questionnaires such as BAI – Beck Anxiety Inventory,......

Keywords: Anxiety, Stress, Loneliness, Smoking and Non-Smoking.

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Abstract: Background: Driven by strong macroeconomic factors, India is one of the fastest growing economies globally and the one of the largest retail market in the world. It thus holds a very strong position as far as its market potential is concerned. It provides a strong platform for consumers, distributors, manufacturers and ancillary sectors like transportation, logistics. Retailing has travelled through different phases. Origins of retailing in India can be traced back to the emergence of kirana and mom & pop stores, but with Indian economy getting liberalised in early 1990s the organized retailing has witnessed high growth. The retail growth is seen not just in major cities and metros, but also in tier II and III cities and is reaching rural India also. Methodology: The present paper is researched to......

Keywords: Organized Retail, Retailing in India, Unorganized Retail

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Abstract: Health and well-being are interconnected and mutually inclusive. The well-being approach to health is imperative for promoting and protecting the health system of the marginalized tribal communities, which is mostly swayed by the socio-economic indicators and the existent beliefs and practices of the tribal communities. The national health protection program like RashtriyaSwathya Bhima Yojana, now the revised Ayushman Bharat, strongly advocates for a wellness-based approach to health care, which is essential pathway well-being of every person. The critical determinants of improved health security like availability, accessibility, affordability, andacceptability need to be well aligned with the wellness dimension of care to achieve the desired outcomes in happiness and well.....

Key Word: Well-being, Wellness, Munda tribe, Determinants of Health. The extent of health improvement

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Abstract: Climate change is still impacting negatively on property investment and could be worsened by our land use practices visually observed. It is believed that sustainable Land Management would involve various tools used in mitigating and cushioning the impact of climate change on property investment. This piece aimed to identify various land management tools for the mitigation of climate change impact on property investment. With the aid of review of various policy document from three different countries using the Grounded Theory to allow an in-depth questioning and intuitiveness of the researcher, the findings included that the various policy document revealed land management tools such as, land use policy, land taxation, land administration etc. These tools are sustainably incorporated in the policy document of other countries but very few are existing in Nigeria policy document not recognising sustainability.

Keywords: land management tools, mitigation, climate change impact, sustainable development and property investment.

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Abstract: This study has used a qualitative research approach, relying mainly on observations and interviews, to interpret andanalyse the aesthetic and ethical associations with the erotic through the visual and performances in the arts of the Asante with wider implications on African arts within the period before Ghana‟s independence and after.Sensuality in African cultures seems to be mostly but not always coded to preserve the culture for posterity and create variety. The good represents the culturally or socially accepted values imbibed in the arts and aesthetically appreciated.The beautiful represents the use of cultural aesthetics acceptable in the Asante ethical ethos especially in the representation thereof....

KEYWORDS: Sensuality, Asante, aesthetics, ethics, erotic art

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