Impact and Awareness of Soil Health Card on Soybean Production Technology in Ujjain block of Ujjain District, M.P, India

The SHC is a simple document, which contains useful data on soil based on chemical analysis of the soil to describe soil health in terms of its nutrient availability and its physical and chemical properties. The SHC is a simple document, which contains useful data on soil based on chemical analysis of the soil to describe soil health in terms of its nutrient availability and its physical and chemical properties. An amount of Rs 568 crore (US$89 million) was allocated by the government for the scheme. In 2016 Union budget of India,100 crore (US$16 million) had been allocated to states for making soil health cards and set up labs. The target for 2015–16 was to collect 100 lakh soil samples and test these for issue of soil health cards. The government plans to distribute 14 crore soil health cards by 2017. it is therefore, important to find out the impact and awareness associated with farmer towards the usefulness and application of Soil Health Card on their agricultural production, diversification and cropping pattern. Considering the above points, an effort will be made to conduct study with the following objective with 120 beneficiaries of KVK Ujjain, M.P. The main findings is majority of beneficiaries were found to have high level of awareness about various components of soybean production technology followed by medium and low level of awareness about various components of Soybean production technology. Introduction Soil is one of the elements required for farming as it provides nutrients to the plants. Healthy soil containing all the elements for growth and development of crop and on the other hand soil deprived of one or more elements either reduces production or degrades quality of crops. Proportion and quantity of macro and micro nutrients refers to the soil health. As far as agriculture production is concerned, soil health plays a vital role in ensuring sustainable production with optimizing the utilization of fertilizers and reducing its wastage. Soil Health Card (SHC) is a scheme launched by the Government of India in February 2015 in Gujarat. The SHC is a simple document, which contains useful data on soil based on chemical analysis of the soil to describe soil health in terms of its nutrient availability and its physical and chemical properties. status of farmers. Madhya Pradesh is known as the Soybean bowl of India, because major chunk of Soybean production is contributed by Madhya Pradesh State alone. Nutrients are essential for plants' growth and development. When soil nutrients are missing or in short supply, plants suffer from nutrient deficiency and stop growing. Then, application of fertilizers to soils as per requirement is very important to provide balanced nutrients to the plants grown on it. Considering the growing importance of soil testing

Legal and Ethical Aspects of Surrogacy in India - A Critical Analysis

Surrogacy has been the subject of heated discussions across the world that have centred on its complex ethical and legal ramifications. This research thoroughly analyses the effects of the 2021’s Act of Surrogacy, beginning with a thorough dive into the core ideas that support surrogacy. This paper analyses the requirements and restrictions of surrogacy and outlines the ethical, moral, and legal conundrums that surround it, revealing the challenges that all parties involved must deal with. The comparative examination of surrogacy legislation in various nations is another feature of this article, which reveals the disparate worldwide perspectives. Examining the judicial viewpoints on surrogacy helps to clarify the changing legal environment and to highlight important rulings that have had a big impact on surrogacy practices. This study offers a nuanced view on the complex ethical and legal issues surrounding surrogacy in India by combining various approaches. These observations provide a thorough grasp of the difficulties and potential present in the field of surrogacy

A Study on The Pivotal Role of Indian Judiciary in Upholding the Notion of Sustainable Development

As the huge degree urbanization, industrialization and related regular change furthermore, its effect on biodiversity addresses a danger to human life and subsequently there is a need to seek after modern improvement with a feeling of obligation. It is conceivable through manageable turn of events. Maintainable advancement proposes balance among natural and formative worries. The Indian Apex Court has been proactive in bringing in maintainable advancement standards from global natural regulation into the Indian regulation through various legal devices and systems. This paper breaks down the idea of practical turn of events and commitment of Indian High Court in laying out the standards of manageability for the public authority and the advancement advocates

Phytochemical and Ethno-Pharmacological Review of the Genus Araucaria – Review

Distribution, traditional uses, isolated chemical constituents and pharmacological activities of some common species of the genus Araucaria are reviewed in this paper. Almost 19 species belong to the genus, Araucaria. It is indigenous to North America. Biflavanoid, diterpene, phenyl propanoid and lignans are abundant in the genus. The most common pharmacological activity of Araucaria in modern medicines is anti-inflammatory. It also possesses other pharmacological activities such as antiulcer, antiviral, neuro-protective, anti-depressant and anti-coagulant. The aim of the present paper is to present an extensive review of the plants in this genus including their traditional uses, chemical constituents and pharmacology.Keywords: Araucaria, Ethnopharmacology, Phytochemistry, Biflavanoids, Diterpen

Impact of Recommended Bio-Fertilizers Technologies on Yield of Soybean in Ujjain District of M.P.

Agriculture production depends on availability and use of quality and quantity of farm inputs. Thechemical fertilizer is supposed to be an essential input for boosting up agricultural production. It had played asignificant role in increasing agriculture production in the country. However, the continuous use of chemicalfertilizers had deteriorated soil fertility, destroyed soil microbial activity and disturbed environmental balance andecological soundness. Soil is biologically active and home to a wide range of living organisms, including soilmicrobes, earthworms and growing plant roots. Recommended dose of bio-fertilizers are believed in the potentialalternative to chemical fertilizer in improvement of soil fertility for sustainable crop production. e.g. Rhizobium +Phosphotika at 200 gm each per 10 kg of seed as seed treatment are recommended for pulses such as pigeonpea,green gram, black gram, cowpea etc, groundnut and soybean. Azotobacter + Phosphotika at 200 gm eachper 10 kg of seed as seed treatment are useful for the crops. For this study 120 respondents were taken as sample ofbio-fertilizer users from the Ujjain district of M.P. to collect the data. This index consisted of sixteencomponents of use of bio-fertilizers in soybean production technologies disseminated to the respondentsthrough various KVK program. Hence, researcher is interested to see the impact of bio-fertilizer in soybean cropin Ujjain district with 120 respondents were the sample of bio-fertilizer users in the study. The major finding wasobtained Out of total 60 beneficiary respondents 60.00 per cent of respondents had medium production of soybeanuse of bio-fertilizers, 25.00 per cent high production group whereas only 15.00 per cent beneficiary low productionof soybean in use of bio-fertilizers while out of 60 non beneficiary farmers, higher percentage of the respondentsi.e., 51.67 per cent belonged to medium production of use of bio-fertilizers in soybean crop followed by low and highproduction grou

A Study on Job Performance of Anganwadi Workers under ICDS Scheme in Sehore District of Madhya Pradesh

Under ICDS various jobs are assigned to Anganwadi workers which include coordination with block and district health care establishments to avail medical schemes and to help pregnant/lactating women and infants for nutrition supplements. Anganwadi workers also focus to ascertain immunization and health check-ups for women and children. They organize supplementary nutrition for feeding infants and keep a record of expecting mother’s childbirths and diseases/infections of any kind. They work proactively to spread awareness of health schemes run by government and inform supervisors for village’s health progression, or issues needing attention and intervention. Keeping in view the job performance of Anganwadi workers was studied by taking 120 Anganwadi workers of Sehore district. The main finding is that most of the Anganwadi workers (40.00%) had moderate job performance, 34.17% of workers had low job performance whereas, only 25.33% Anganwadi workers had high job performance

Assess The Knowledge Of Risk Factors And Preventive Measures Of Varicose Vein Among Icu Staff Nurses At Selected Icu Hospitals At Agra, Uttarpradesh

Background of study: Varicose vein has disturbed humans since ancient days as a chronic disorder. According to the current statistics given by the Express health care, approximately 2.7 million people worldwide suffer with varicose veins. If left untreated and undiagnosed, varicose veins can end up with pooling of blood in the venous system and further complication Objective: To assess the knowledge of staff nurses regarding risk factors and preventive measures of varicose vein. Methods: A quantitative research approach with a non-experimental descriptive survey research design was used to select 60 staff nurses working in the ICUs using convenience sampling method. The questionnaire were checked for completeness, cleaned manually and entered in to Epi- Data version 4.2. Then the data was transferred in to SPSS version 21.0 for further analysis. Descriptive statistics were carried out. Finally checked association between dependent and independent variables. Result: showed that 16 (26.6%) staff nurses had good knowledge regarding prevention of varicose vein, 34 (56.6%) had Average knowledge regarding prevention of varicose vein, and 10 (16.7%) had poor knowledge regarding prevention of varicose vein. There is significant association between education status with p value <0.05 level of significant. Conclusion:Approximately only half of the study participants had adequate knowledge regarding risk factors and preventive measures of varicose vein. Hence it is recommended that extensive educational sessions to be conducted for further enhancement of awareness of staff nurses related to prevention and management of varicose vein

Impact on Sustainable Rural Livelihood of Integrated Watershed Management Program of Beneficiary Farmers in Khandwa District of Madhya Pradesh

This study concentrates on the Integrated Watershed Development program and impactof the program in terms of crop production, water consumption in farming system, as well asincome and employment generation. Again it is found to use to the maximum extent waterresources and provide betterment in farmer’s livelihood. Evaluation studies on IntegratedWatershed Development Programme have shown that the impact of the programme in terms ofproduction, consumption, income and employment generation was found to be satisfactory to aminimum extent. Hence it is worthwhile to study the changes occurred in livelihood activities ofbeneficiaries farmer of Integrated Watershed Development Programme (IWMP) in Khandwadistrict of Madhya Pradesh with 80 beneficiaries farmers. The major finding of study was that theimpact of agricultural activities on rural livelihoods of watershed project beneficiaries on differentattributes like improvement of water resources, land use change, socio economic status, healthservices improvement, employment generation in family, capacity building, agriculture livelihoodfavourability, capital and food securit