Thursday, January 15, 2015
health for poor people
Smoking in public places was prohibited nationwide from 2 October 2008. There are approximately 120 million smokers in India. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), India is home to 12% of the world’s smokers. Approximately 1500,000 people die every year in India due to smoking . i want government stop this marketing ,if any people byeing cigrate then i want arrest that person .
defficiency of food poor people
 As per studies, one in three of the world’s malnourished children lives in India. In India, each year, an estimated 27 million children are born—nearly 2 million of which do not survive the fifth birthday. A major cause of this is malnourishment. Over 200 million people in India do not have access to good food, and more than 40% of the children who manage to survive beyond the age five are malnourished. In India, 46% of all children below the age of three are too small for their age, 47% are underweight and at least 16% are wasted. Millions of poor children in India do not receive immunization. 79% of children under age 3 suffer from anaemia. More than 50% of children have poor learning capacity because of iodine deficiency.
Due to inadequate intake of essential nutrients, malnourished children experience several problems, including delays in development, weight-loss and other illnesses. In young children, undernourishment can greatly compromise the immune system, making them highly susceptible to infectious diseases. Besides this, it causes severe growth implications and cognitive implications like memory deficiency, low IQ scores, impaired school performance, and learning disabilities.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015
OFFICE OF GRAMYA SWARAJYA SEWA SAMITI VILLAGE TIWARIPUR BARAUT HANDIA ALLAHABAD
GRAMYA SWARAJYA SEWA SAMITI VILLAGE TIWARIPUR BARAUT HANDIA ALLAHABAD: INCREASING HIGH COST BRAND NAME DRUGS FOR SUCKING...
GRAMYA SWARAJYA SEWA SAMITI VILLAGE TIWARIPUR BARAUT HANDIA ALLAHABAD: INCREASING HIGH COST BRAND NAME DRUGS FOR SUCKING...: India supplies about 40 percent of generic and over-the-counter drugs used in the United States, making it the second-biggest supplier aft...
INCREASING HIGH COST BRAND NAME DRUGS FOR SUCKING BLOOD OF POOR PEOPLE
India supplies about 40 percent of generic and over-the-counter drugs used in the United States, making it the second-biggest supplier after Canada. therefore indian poor people are crying for costly medicine , actually where these drugs are going? drugs are going to the pharmist company in the forigen and some drugs. i want this 40 percent drugs are supply in indian state because these genric medicine are need for poor people in india because regarding this brand name drugs are very costly and lack of these medicine people are going to die
genric medicine are same to brand drugs but why brand drugs are more costly because in the market pharmist companies supplier is to fast because of advertising higher rate of medicine and sucking blood from poor people . but my ngo is try to reach every village and a good information regarding the benificial for poor people for good health
JAGO JAGO GSSS SECRETARY
GHANSHYAM TIWARI
genric medicine are same to brand drugs but why brand drugs are more costly because in the market pharmist companies supplier is to fast because of advertising higher rate of medicine and sucking blood from poor people . but my ngo is try to reach every village and a good information regarding the benificial for poor people for good health
JAGO JAGO GSSS SECRETARY
GHANSHYAM TIWARI
Monday, January 12, 2015
GRAMYA SWARAJYA SEWA SAMITI : right of poor people information for india nrega ...
GRAMYA SWARAJYA SEWA SAMITI : right of poor people information for india nrega ...: It is often the case that poor people do not fully access the public services due to them. Information-based interventions have been propose...
SEMINAR OF RIGHTS FOR POOR PEOPLE IN ALLAHABAD VILLAGE
11 /01/ 2015 hamare secretory mr ghanshyam tiwari ne allahabad ke gramin area me ja jakar camp lagaya aur logon ko unke rights bataya unhone abhi shuruat ki hai , unka target hai uttar pradesh ke har gaaon gaaon ja kar logon ke adhikar bataein uske bad health se related jankari dena aaj kal badhti jansankhya me na jane kitne log bina ilaj ke kam umra me hi dam tor dete hai un sab ko pariwar yojna ki jankari dete hai unke sahyogi dost v unka sath dete hai .
bahut jald ham bharat ke yojna aayog ke genric medicine scheme ko gaaon gaaon tak store kholne ki koshish karenge kyunki doctor aur medical store wale garib janta ko mahngi mahngi dawa khila kar loot rahe hai wahi dawa ki kimat doctron aur medical store ki rate se bahut kam rate me uplabdh hai jo un tak pahunch nahi pati hum usko lane ki puri koshish karenge .
GSSS MEMBER
VIVEK SHYAM TRIPATHI
bahut jald ham bharat ke yojna aayog ke genric medicine scheme ko gaaon gaaon tak store kholne ki koshish karenge kyunki doctor aur medical store wale garib janta ko mahngi mahngi dawa khila kar loot rahe hai wahi dawa ki kimat doctron aur medical store ki rate se bahut kam rate me uplabdh hai jo un tak pahunch nahi pati hum usko lane ki puri koshish karenge .
GSSS MEMBER
VIVEK SHYAM TRIPATHI
right of poor people information for india nrega scheme
It is often the case that poor people do not fully access the public services due to them. Information-based interventions have been proposed as a response. The premise is that lack of information is a decisive demand-side factor inhibiting successful participatory action by poor people to get the services to which they are entitled.
Of course, incomplete information is not the only reason why poor people do not take up their entitlements. And nor is knowledge exogenous to the forces that create their poverty. What one considers one’s “rights” in an Indian village (say) may depend more on what local officials and elites say than on rather abstract central dictates in official legislation, far removed from the realities of daily life. Possibly people do not know their rights because there is no point knowing them when the reality of their lives does not admit those rights in practice. An information campaign will not then be sufficient for people to be willing and able to take action to get what they are due. The same factors that create poverty may make information about one’s legal rights largely irrelevant to one’s agency in accessing services.
The social psychology of an information campaign is relevant here. We learn from psychology that information absorption is a selective, choice-based, process. If new public information about one’s rights under the law is in an uncomfortable dissonance with long-standing beliefs based on the realities of one’s experiences then that new information will be suppressed or simply ignored as some irrelevant fiction. The information campaign will fail.
Alternatively, the campaign may succeed in changing social perceptions relevant to the public program but not individual efficacy in accessing that program. In principle, a persuasive campaign may make one think differently, and more positively, about the local environment in the abstract, but not change the reality for anyone. The campaign creates a “groupthink.” Each individual may instead come to think that he or she is an exception to the norm described by the information campaign. This distortion to beliefs may well come to be corrected in time through the sharing of experience via social interaction. But this will take time.
So does information on rights and processes make a difference .
GSSS SECRETARY
GHANSHYAM TIWARI
Of course, incomplete information is not the only reason why poor people do not take up their entitlements. And nor is knowledge exogenous to the forces that create their poverty. What one considers one’s “rights” in an Indian village (say) may depend more on what local officials and elites say than on rather abstract central dictates in official legislation, far removed from the realities of daily life. Possibly people do not know their rights because there is no point knowing them when the reality of their lives does not admit those rights in practice. An information campaign will not then be sufficient for people to be willing and able to take action to get what they are due. The same factors that create poverty may make information about one’s legal rights largely irrelevant to one’s agency in accessing services.
The social psychology of an information campaign is relevant here. We learn from psychology that information absorption is a selective, choice-based, process. If new public information about one’s rights under the law is in an uncomfortable dissonance with long-standing beliefs based on the realities of one’s experiences then that new information will be suppressed or simply ignored as some irrelevant fiction. The information campaign will fail.
Alternatively, the campaign may succeed in changing social perceptions relevant to the public program but not individual efficacy in accessing that program. In principle, a persuasive campaign may make one think differently, and more positively, about the local environment in the abstract, but not change the reality for anyone. The campaign creates a “groupthink.” Each individual may instead come to think that he or she is an exception to the norm described by the information campaign. This distortion to beliefs may well come to be corrected in time through the sharing of experience via social interaction. But this will take time.
So does information on rights and processes make a difference .
GSSS SECRETARY
GHANSHYAM TIWARI
Sunday, January 11, 2015
health for poor people
aaj kal to garib aadmi chhoti si chhoti bimariyon ke wajah se tadap tadap kar mar jata hai uska karan hai badhte dwaiyon ki kimat aaj kisi ko ek fewer ki tablet kharidni ho to uske pas kam se kam 100 rupaiye honi chahiye kyunki aaj kal pharmist companiyan dwaon ki rate din rat chauguna karti ja rahi hai isme aam log pis jate hai aise me hamari sansthan gramya swarajya sewa samiti bahut jaldi aam garib janta tak kam rate me dawa unke hi gaon me medical store tak saste rate me pahunchane ki prakriya shuru ho rahi hai yeh aam dawaon se alag hogi pharmist companiyon ke nam se nahi milegi ye ek genric medicine hoti hai . yah dawa ka chemical name hai . yah har dawa ki tarah hi hoti hai magar ispe kisi company ka nam nahi hoga jaise ki ketogate eye drop , iska rate hai 76 rupaye ketogate pharmist company ka nam hai iska chemical nam gatiflozacin and ketorolac main hai is chemical nam ko genric nam bolte hai genric nam se yah kewal matr 12 rupaye me milegi yeh sidha isi nam se mil jaegi . hum puri koshish kar rahe hai aap tak jald se jald yah yojna pahunche aur ek garib aadmi dehydration jaisi bimari se na mar sake kyunki aaj dawa ke rate ki wajah se hi ek aam admi hospital ke bed par hi aapna dam tor deta hai . future me aab aisa na ho mai puri koshish karunga bas aaplog ki mujhe jarurat hai .yah yojna india ke kuch state me shuru ho gai hai magar pharmist companiya aur kuch bare doctors iska birodh kar rahe hai kyunki unka bussiness kharab ho jaega wo aam admi ko lut nahi sakenge lekin mai aisa nahi hone dunga mai bahut jald un state ke jaise bharat ke har state me is scheme ko jan jan tak pahuncha kar rahunga .
GHANSHYAM TIWARI
GHANSHYAM TIWARI
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