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GAYARTI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS)

A Report On

SPECIAL CAMP

(Youth for Rural Development) 03-02-2014 to 09-02-2014

Conducted at

SAMBHUVANIPALEM

VISAKHAPATNAM

Organized by

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

NSS UNIT – GVPCE (A) (Unit No: AP11-007)

GAYARTI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (A)

Madhurawada::Visakhapatnam – 530 048

G A Y A T R I V I D Y A P A R I S H A D C O L L E G E O F E N G I N E E R I N G

(Autonomous)

Approved by AICTE & Affiliated to JNTU-Kakinada Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade with a CGPA of 3.47/4.00

ALL UG Programs accredited by NBA, AICTE


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Special Camp - 2013-2014 Sambhuvanipalem


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REPORT ON SPECIAL CAMP SUBMITTED

TO

NSS CO-ORDINATOR, JNTU-K KAKINADA

NSS Unit of G.V.P. College of Engineering (A) has conducted a special camp at

Sambhuvanipalem, P.M. Palem, Visakhapatnam District from 03-02-2014 to 09-02-2014.

The Day-to-Day activities carried out in detail during the special camp are presented in this

report. The photos, daily news coverage and the bills are also included.

The support extended by the Administration and Management of G.V.P. College of

Engineering (Autonomous) are highly remarkable. The timely guidance and cooperation

extended by Dr. K.Sri Kumar, NSS Coordinator, NSS Cell, JNTU-K Kakinada gave a wide

scope to conduct the activities successfully.

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SPECIAL CAMP DETAILS

Dates 22-02-2013 TO 28-02-2013

Village SAMBHUVANIPALEM

VISAKHAPATNAM

Distance From The College 06 KM

No. of Student Volunteers 53

No. of Local Youth 10

Programme Officer Dr. C.V. NAGESWARA RAO

Assistant Programme Officer SRI Y.C.V. KONDAIAH

DAY WISE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE:

DAY DATE ACTIVITY

1. 03-02-2014 Inauguration and action plan brief interaction with villagers

2 04-02-2014 Clearing of thickets in the surroundings of the primary school

3 05-02-2014 Plantation and socio-economic survey

4 06-02-2014 Hemoglobin check up camp, health and water survey

5 07-02-2014 Awareness regarding health, hygiene and

Smoking and Drinking

6 08-02-2014 Health Camp – Gyenacologist and General physician

7 09-02-2014 Valedictory function

ACTIVITIES TAKEN UP AS PER THE NEED

1. Clearing of thickets in the school surroundings.

2. Plantation of saplings around the school and village.

3. Socio-economic survey.

4. Awareness on Health and Hygiene.

5. Health Survey.

6. Awareness on drinking through Video and PowerPoint Presentations and one to one interaction.

7. Making youth of the village involved in various activities.

8. Villager’s Blood sampling for hemoglobin checkup in association with G.V.P. Health Centre

9. Distribution of plates and glasses to school children with the help of Sahajeevan Welfare Association.

10. Identifying Self Help Groups

11. Motivating the local youth.


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The Route map of the village Chandaka


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List of the N.S.S volunteers:

S.No Name of the Volunteer

(Student) Roll No. Gender Year/ Branch

1 K. Aneesha 11131A0820 F III/CHE 2 M. R. Sashikanth 11131A0832 M III/CHE 3 Sindhusha Balantrapu 11131A0847 F III/CHE 4 Pecheti Vasu 12135A0801 M III/CHE 5 D. Tarun Kumar 12135A0802 M III/CHE 6 Talari Manikanta 12135A0805 M III/CHE 7 Ch. Grace Evangelin 11131A0110 F III/CIVIL-1 8 D. Chaitanya Krishna Yadav 11131A0121 M III/CIVIL-1 9 I. Ratan Reddy 11131A0130 M III/CIVIL-1

10 J. Harika 11131A0132 F III/CIVIL-1 11 Manda Anita Lavanya 11131A0162 F III/CIVIL-2

12 Sadhana Chukkala 11131A0188 F III/CIVIL-2 13 S. Adinarayana Reddy 10131A0194 M III/CIVIL-2 14 T. N. V. J. Naga Babu 11131A01A7 M III/CIVIL-2 15 Uppala Venkata Sai Raman 11131A01A9 M III/CIVIL-2 17 Raguthu Varalakshmi 11131A0508 F III/CSE-1 18 B. Yamini Karishma 11131A0514 F III/CSE-1 19 Chitrada Satya Raj 11131A0523 M III/CSE-1 20 D. Srujana 11131A0527 F III/CSE-1 21 Kode Havya 11131A0551 F III/CSE-1 22 Sougandh M III/CSE- 23 Priyusha Madem 11131A0580 F III/CSE-2 24 Sabeeha Banu 11131A0586 F III/CSE-2

25 Vinnakota Mahalakshmi Purnima

11131A05B4 F III/CSE-2

26 Gavini Gopi Krishna Yadav 11131A0437 M III/ECE-1 27 Ghanta Sri Kanth 11131A0438 M III/ECE-1 28 G. Bala Krishna 11131A0442 M III/ECE-1 29 K. Daniel Anurag 11131A0457 M III/ECE-1 30 K. Vamsi 11131A0459 M III/ECE-1 31 K. Sai Teja 11131A0478 F III/ECE-2


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S.No Name of the Volunteer

(Student) Roll No. Gender Year/ Branch

32 Konduri Nagarjun 11131A0479 M III/ECE-2 33 Kummara Mahesh Kumar Babu 11131A0485 M III/ECE-2 34 Nataluri Aiswarya 11131A04A9 F III/ECE-2 35 Dasari Satish Babu 12135A0420 M III/ECE-2 36 Adurthy Dinesh 11131A0201 M III /EEE-1 37 Balusu Akhilesh 11131A0208 M III /EEE-1 38 Gandamalla Tejaswi 11131A0226 F III /EEE-1 39 Ganji Jaya Ram 11131A0228 M III /EEE-1 40 K. Bhavana Anusha 11131A0249 F III /EEE-1 41 M. Amarnath 11131A0254 M III /EEE-1 42 P. Mounica Devi 11131A0278 F III /EEE-2 43 P.N.V. Prathyusha 11131A0285 F III /EEE-2 44 Shaik Areef Baba 11131A0296 M III /EEE-2 45 Shaik Reshma Vali 11131A0297 F III /EEE-2 46 B.V.J.S. Chakravarthi 11131A1214 M III/IT-1 47 G. Pradeep Kumar 11131A1229 M III/IT-1 48 Konala Asritha 11131A1240 F III/IT-1 49 Nalla Vamsi Krishna 11131A1259 M III/IT-1 51 V. Snigdha 11131A1276 F III/IT-2 52 Shaik Abdul Kadhar Zeelani 11131A0310 M III/ME-1 53 G.K.N.V. Mohan Babu 11131A0346 M III/ME-1 54 K.V.V. Satya Sai Bhaskar 11131A0353 M III/ME-1 55 K. Padma Sundara Anusha 11131A0359 F III/ME-1 56 L. Ravi Teja 11131A0367 M III/ME-2 57 Silla Manikanta 11131A03A7 M III/ME-2 58 T. Gyaneswar Rao 11131A03B1 M III/ME-2 59 Vedula Lalitha Jyothsna 11131A03B7 F III/ME-2


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OFFFICALS INVOLVED IN THE CAMP:

1. Sri. Yellarao, Ex – Panchayat Member.

2. Sri. Devudu, Village benefactor.

3. Sri. ParasuramaRaju, Village adopter.

4. Dr. T.S. Prasad, M.S general surgery, medical superintend, Gayatri Vidya Parishad Hospital.

5. Dr. Juvvala Nageswara Rao, M.B.P.S, D.P.H, Faculty in community medicine, Gayatri Medical College.

6. Dr. Sudha Rani, Assistant professor, Gayatri Vidya Parishad Hospital.

7. Dr. K. Srikumar, N.S.S Coordinator, JNTU – Kakinada.

8. Smt. Kondamma

9. Dr. G.V.D.J. Akhileshwari, M.B.B.S, D.G.O, Obstetrician and Gynecologist.

10. DR. M. Nagaraju, M.B.B.S, Gayatri Vidya Parishad Hospital.


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INTRODUCTION

Village life is the happiest compromise between the natural

and the artificial. It is a merry game between man and

nature. Hence, village life is the most natural life for the

human beings. We know that village people have few wants

in life. They are content with what is endowed by nature

around them. So, they do not like to make any progress.

Consequently, the village life has gone rusty. Evils of

ignorance and blind faiths have crept in. Un-education and

epidemics are rampant. Mass education and public health are

the primary conditions for the improvement of the village

life.

Same is the case with SAMBHUVANIPALEM – A

VILLAGE FAR AWAY FROM THE CITY’S POLLUTION

– AN ABODE OF PEACE AND SELFLESS PEOPLE. No

one knows when and how this place came into life. But it is

believed to be bearing life from the last 60-70 years. With

217 people as a family, the village extends itself partly into

the forest. As a result, the village is deprived of its needs and

communication with the outer world, hence requiring the

services of N.S.S. We, the team of NSS, therefore laid a plan

as to how and what help the villagers need giving them a ray

of hope as to consider themselves, a part of the society which

they were far away from.

In a movement that is surely believed to trigger a sense of

social awareness among the people and lighten those hopes

of the villagers, N.S.S has commenced the seven day special

camp program at this Sambhuvanipalem village on 03-02-

2014. A total of 47 volunteers were deeply indulged in

attempts to making themselves available at the service of the

villagers from 03-02-2014 to 09-02-2014.

Aerial view of the village

Simbhuvanipalem Lake

Government Primary School

Village life is the happiest compromise between the natural

and the artificial. It is a merry game between man and

nature. Hence, village life is the most natural life for the

human beings. We know that village people have few wants

in life. They are content with what is endowed by nature

around them. So, they do not like to make any progress.

Consequently, the village life has gone rusty. Evils of

ignorance and blind faiths have crept in. Un-education and

epidemics are rampant. Mass education and public health are

the primary conditions for the improvement of the village

life.

Same is the case with SAMBHUVANIPALEM – A

VILLAGE FAR AWAY FROM THE CITY’S POLLUTION

– AN ABODE OF PEACE AND SELFLESS PEOPLE. No

one knows when and how this place came into life. But it is

believed to be bearing life from the last 60-70 years. With

217 people as a family, the village extends itself partly into

the forest. As a result, the village is deprived of its needs and

communication with the outer world, hence requiring the

services of N.S.S. We, the team of NSS, therefore laid a plan

as to how and what help the villagers need giving them a ray

of hope as to consider themselves, a part of the society which

they were far away from.

In a movement that is surely believed to trigger a sense of

social awareness among the people and lighten those hopes

of the villagers, N.S.S has commenced the seven day special

camp program at this Sambhuvanipalem village on 03-02-

2014. A total of 47 volunteers were deeply indulged in

attempts to making themselves available at the service of the

villagers from 03-02-2014 to 09-02-2014.


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DAY 1 : 03 – 02 – 2014

The kick-off of the program took place with an inaugural

function held at the village community hall. The chief guests for

the function were

Ex-Panchayat member - Mr.Yellarao and

Dean of U.G academics GVPCOE (A) - Dr. Ramana Murthy.

The guests of honor were Primary School

Head Mistress - Mrs. Anuradha,

School teacher - Mrs. Padmaja and

N.S.S Program Officer Dr. C.V. Nageswara Rao.

They were felicitated with presents by the volunteers. Villagers,

N.S.S volunteers and Primary School students actively

participated in this initiation. The program began with a

welcome speech by the N.S.S Program Officer who obliged the

chief guests and the villagers for accepting the team render their

service to this village. He said the activities planned will surely

be promising and that the entire team is looking forward to the

villagers’ cooperation.

This was followed by a talk by the Ex- Panchayat member who

expressed his gratitude for having chosen their village. Later,

Dr. Ramana Murthy who has always been an element of

confidence, encouragement and strength for the N.S.S team

apprehended the cause congratulating all the volunteers for

having the program successfully flagged on. He motivated the

volunteers to take up more of such special camps at the same

time warning them from crossing their academic boundaries.

The entire scenario about the execution of the planned activities

turned upside down only after a colloquy by the School Head

Mistress Smt. Anuradha threw light over the problems dawning

upon the school children. The problems included the increase in

dropouts from school, means of transportation to the cities,

health and hygiene and last but not least the drinking habit by

the villagers.

This helped the volunteers realize the need to re-plan their

activities and connect strongly with the prevailing conditions of

the village. Smt. Padmaja also added few ideas making the pool

complete. The inaugural session closed with a vote of thanks by

the N.S.S Program Officer.

Dean Dr.Ramana Murthy addressing the gathering

Mr.Yellarao addressing the gathering

Mrs.Anuradha addressing the gathering

Mrs. Padmaja addressing the gathering


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Soon after this all the volunteers paced up, for

they had to reschedule the entire plan of activities.

Though ambiguous about the prioritization of

activities, all volunteers along with their chief sat

down for long hours and finally came up with a

new plan of what is to be done in the forthcoming

days. The events planned were plantation,

surveying, awareness about health and hygiene,

interaction with school children, awareness on

drinking and organizing a medical camp.

Dr.C.V.Nageswara rao addressing the gathering

All the NSS Volunteers with the Dean of Academics Mr.Ramana Murthy and NSS coordinator Dr. C.V.Nageswara Rao

Students participated in the initial gathering at the community hall


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DAY 2: 04-02-2014

On the second day of the camp, the activity

undertaken was plantation. The place around the

school was shabby with haphazardly grown bushes

and thorns everywhere disturbing the entire

ambience of the study atmosphere. The aim was to

clean up all this giving the land a new shape and a

new purpose. Tools and other necessary equipment

were gathered from the college as well as the

villagers who extended their hands in helping us

serve the purpose. The process of cleaning up the

land took too long as the shrubs had to be cut down

and the entire land watered for easy removal of dead

grass and rejuvenation of the soil. In the meantime,

few of the volunteers managed to find their way to a

nursery and select the plants whose growth suited to

the conditions of the village. They finally succeeded

in bringing a handful of 100 plants to the school. As

the water percolated through the soil it was easier to

remove the sand and grass. The day finally came to

an end with the purpose served.

Surroundings of the school with bushes

Students cleaning up these bushes

Volunteers removing the weeds around the school


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DAY 3: 05-02-2014

Survey

An early bird catches the worm and hence a few

volunteers gathered a couple of hours prior to the

scheduled time for conducting a survey in the village

on the basis of their livelihood, age, gender, personal

identity proofs, health issues, education, hygiene,

income, safety, medicines, government schemes and

vaccination. The volunteers in groups of 4 continued

the same for 3 hours and paused as the villagers had to

leave for work.

After taking a short break, it was time to finish the

uncompleted task of planting. Markings were made on

the land and holes were dug, each at a distance of 2

meters. The Principal and Teacher of the school were

invited to initiate the event who were joined by the

children in a blink. Both of them felt overwhelming

and the teacher added that the change was like a

dream coming true to them. She thanked and

appreciated the efforts of entire team. Later, about 30

saplings were planted outside of the school and the

rest were planted across distributed areas of the entire

village.

Surveying the people

Surveying a senior citizen

Surveying the women in the village


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Mrs.Padmaja and Mrs.Anuradha Planting in the school premises

Volunteers assisting the school children in planting in the school premises

Volunteers finishing the rest of the activity


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Plantation done in the village

After the plantation…


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DAY 4: 06-02-2014

BLOOD CAMP

One of the most important key components of blood is

haemoglobin. Haemoglobin deficiency can be caused either

by decreased amount of haemoglobin molecules or by

decreased ability of each molecule to bind oxygen at the

same partial pressure of oxygen. In any case, haemoglobin

deficiency decreases blood oxygen-carrying capacity. Other

common causes of low haemoglobin include loss of blood,

nutritional deficiency, bone marrow problems,

chemotherapy, kidney failure, or abnormal haemoglobin

(such as that of sickle-cell disease). High haemoglobin

levels may be caused by exposure to high altitudes,

smoking, dehydration, or tumours.

The villagers were made aware of the crucial points relating

to blood, haemoglobin with the help of posters and the need

to maintain good and healthy eating habits, after which their

blood samples were taken and tested for haemoglobin

levels. The villagers were educated of ANEAMIA and its preventive measures. The blood samples were taken to GAYATRI HOSPITAL for further tests and the reports were brought back on the following day. A special bus was arranged for the people who had to meet up the doctors for further treatment. The villagers were educated as to what type of food they are supposed to eat to be healthy. In the afternoon, an NGO known as the SAHAJEEVAN FOUNDATION has distributed steel plates and glasses to the school children so that they use them during their midday meals. The children and students were very grateful to the foundation.

Collecting blood sample from a student

Collecting blood sample from a woman residing in the village

Awareness through posters

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_oxygen-carrying_capacity


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With SAHAJEEVAN Welfare Association


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DAY 5: 07-02-2012

On the fifth day of the camp Health and Water Surveys were carried out in the village after which the surveying team sat down and sorted out the data turning it into a statistical study report. Based on these reports activities to be emphasised on in the near future were decided. Later a few of the volunteers had a meet with Dr. J. Nageswara Rao, Mbps, D.Ph., and Faculty in community medicine at Gayathri Medical College, where issues regarding the improvement of sanitary conditions in the village were discussed. In the evening a list of medicines that were necessary to be made available for the Health camp being conducted on the following day was made and the medicines were obtained from Apollo and Care Hospitals, while a few of the volunteers stayed back at the village for creating awareness about drinking and its effects. This called off the day.

Dr. Juvvala Nageswara Rao with the team.

Volunteers creating awareness regarding drinking. Villagers actively participating in the video presentation.


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DAY 6: 08-02-2014 HEALTH CAMP

The sixth day witnessed two special medical camps simultaneously – one by a gynecologist and the other by a general physician. DR.AKHILESWARI, gynecologist inquired the women of their health issues. Almost 50 women attended the checkup. The women were not only checked up but were also given free medicines for their respective complaints. The doctor has also advised the women as to how to keep themselves healthy stating the importance of personal hygiene and what care they must take. Dr. Kishore, physician helped and provided free medicines for the general issues of the villagers like pains, burns, etc. He advised the villagers on the nutritional and hygiene necessities. It was a great day and all of us were pleased by the way both the doctors’ despite of their busy schedules left no stone unturned in lending a hand out for these villagers.

Dr.Akhileswari and Dr.Kishore

Women came to make use of the Medical camp

Dr.Akhileswari examining a senior citizen Dr.Kishore examining a patient


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DAY 7: 09-02-2014

The closing ceremony took place on the last day in the presence of many great guests. The chief guests of the day were Dr. K. Srikumar, N.S.S Coordinator, JNTU-Kakinada, Mr. Parasuramaraju, Village adopter. The guests of honor were Sri. Yellaroa, Ex-Panchayat member and Mr. Devudu, village benefactor. The event started with Dr. K. Srikumar addressing the gathering. At first he thanked the N.S.S team, college administration and the village for having him invited as a guest. He then spoke a few words about what actually is N.S.S at the same time marking about three famous people Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Theresa and Swami Vivekananda as symbols of non-violence, a helping hand for the poor and as an inspiration to youth respectively. He told the volunteers how various issues are to be dealt with and also made of note of other activities that can be taken up in the village leaving the volunteers much more motivated. Later Mr. Parasuramaraju has thanked the NSS team for their services in the village and said that the team has given the village new spirit and life. Mr. Sridhar spoke about the importance of social service and responsibility. He congratulated the NSS team and also inspired the youth of the village. The villagers bid the NSS team a farewell and promised that they would take forward the initiations done by the team.

DR. K. Srikumar addressing the gathering.

Mr Parasuramaraju greeting the volunteers and villagers.


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INSPIRED BY………………..

It was on the last day of the camp the N.S.S team realised that their visit to the village did make a difference. Waves of happiness swept across when the team found the local youth of village coalesced, forming a committee and taking up the responsibility of the village. The youth were cleaning up the old community hall to organize periodic meetings. The youth assured that they would look after the welfare of their village and thanked the volunteers for motivating them. Later, during the closing ceremony Dr. K. Srikumar and Mr Parasuramaraju appreciated the local youth for having realized and accepting their responsibilities towards the village.

Local youth cleaning up the old community hall

Local youth being addressed by Dr. K. Srikumar and Mr Parasuramaraju.

GAYARTI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS)

SURVEY REPORT

Conducted during Special Camp

(Youth for Rural Development) 03-02-2014 to 09-02-2014

Conducted at

SAMBHUVANIPALEM

VISAKHAPATNAM

Organized by


NSS UNIT – GVPCE (A) (Unit No: AP11-007)

GAYARTI VIDYA PARISHAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (A)

Madhurawada::Visakhapatnam – 530 048


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SURVEY REPORT & ANALYSIS:

Sambhuvanipalem is a small village/hamlet in Chinagadila Mandal in

Visakhapatanam District of Andhra Pradesh State, India. It comes under

MadhurawadaPanchayath. It belongs to Andhra region . It is located 20 KM

towards East from District headquarters Vishakhapatnam. 607 KM from State

capital Hyderabad.

The NSS camp organised by GayatriVidyaParishad College of engineering, held

from 3rd-9th February has conducted various surveys during the seven days with

the help of NSS co-ordinator Sri. C.V.Nageswara Rao Sir and its volunteers.

AN AERIAL VIEW OF THE VILLAGE,SAMBHUVANIPALEM:


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WATER AND HEALTH SURVEY CONDUCTED ON A FEW PEOPLE IN THE VILLAGE:

Source of water Tap,borewell

Water supply time 3 hours/day

Type of purification No purification

Lid usage Yes

Mosquitoes Yes

Frequently affected diseases Malaria,typhoid,jaundice,

Fever,cold,cough,orthocytis

Over-head tank cleaning Once in 3 days

Washing hands Yes

Sources of medicine Government supply from every month

Problems/suggestions 1. Need medical service every week.

2. Unhygenic drinking water

3. Need a nurse for medical check up.

MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE VILLAGE:

MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEMS/ISSUES PREVALENT IN THE VILLAGERS:

1. BODY PAINS 2. LACK OF PROPER SLEEP 3. HEAD ACHE 4. LACK OF THIRST 5. LACK OF ENERGY AND ACTIVENESS 6. COLD,COUGH 7. FREQUENT FEVERS 8. SWELLING OF BODY PARTS 9. FREQUENT FAINTING 10. STOMACH PAIN


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HEALTH SURVEY CONDUCTED ON FEMALES IN THE VILLAGE:

GETTING TIRED FREQUENTLY:

SWELLING OF FACE, LEGS :

WEARING CHAPPALS:

EXCESSIVE BLEEDING:


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FREQUENT FAINTING:

EYES,FACE AND TONGUE BECOMING PALE:

UNABLE TO WORK:

HAVING IRON-RICH FOOD:

MEMORY LOSS:


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MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEMS AND THEIR ESTIMATED REASONS: Apart from the above health problems, women and men are also fighting critical issues like

lack of proper sleep, lack of hunger and thirst, eye-sight problems, body pains.

Estimated reasons for lack of sleep:

SITUATIONAL AND STRESS FACTORS

Physical Discomfort

Stressful Life Situations

Cigarette Smoking

Alcohol Intoxication

Certain Medications

SLEEP HYGIENE

Eating Prior To Sleep,

Going To Bed Hungry,

Sleeping In A Room With Too Much Noise

PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS

Depression

Psychosis

Mania

Anxiety

PHYSIOLOGIC CONDITIONS

Menopause,

Menstrual Cycle

Pregnancy

Fever

Pain

http://www.medicinenet.com/depression/article.htm

http://www.medicinenet.com/bipolar_disorder/article.htm

http://www.medicinenet.com/anxiety/article.htm

http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=7911

http://www.medicinenet.com/menopause/article.htm

http://www.medicinenet.com/menstruation/article.htm

http://www.medicinenet.com/pregnancy/article.htm

http://www.medicinenet.com/aches_pain_fever/article.htm


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MAP SHOWING THE LOCATION OF TAPS AND HANDPUMPS IN THE VILLAGE:


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OTHER SURVEYS CARRIED OUT:

MALES49%

FEMALES51%

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NUMBER OF MALES AND FEMALES IN THE VILLAGE


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In India rural children face challenges to achieve educational success, with over 50% of

students unable to complete schooling through High Schools.

Here when comes to Sambhuvanipalem, the main reason behind is the difficulty in commuting.

Here the parents complained that there is no High school in close proximity and sending

their wards to distant places is both unsafe and expensive. The problem seems more apparent for girls. Even the people of this village don’t have proper

awareness about all the Government Schemes though they are eligible.

IDENTITY PROOFS:


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HEALTH SURVEY ON SCHOOL CHILDREN USAGE OF TOILETS BY CHILDREN:

87%

13%

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BRUSHING HABITS IN SCHOOL CHILDREN

BRUSHING NOT BRUSHING

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