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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4299204/
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https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kerala/scripting-poll-history-for-the-primitive-cholanaikar-tribe/article33119124.ece
Tribal population share (%):
1961: 6.9%
1971: 6.9%
1981: 7.8%#
1991: 8.1%*
2001: 8.2%
2011: 8.6%
# Excludes Assam
* Excludes J&K
(Census)
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Since the advent of Covid-19 into human society, the terms epidemiology and public health have resonated widely across media.
✅Epidemiology
Epidemiology is an academic discipline linked to knowledge-generating research on the dimensions, distribution and determinants of disease in a population. It derives from the Greek words ‘epi’ (upon) and ‘deimos’ (people). The definition was later extended to include disease prevention through actions at the population level. It is restrictive to consider only disease as the subject of epidemiological research.
✅ Public Health
Public health extends the knowledge gleaned from epidemiology and other forms of health research into various measures to improve health. It does so through transformational policies, systems, programmes and community engagement. Whether it is pollution control and sanitation or tobacco taxation and legislation to mandate seat belts and helmets, policy instruments have a great impact on population health. System efficiencies in provision of health services, from child immunisation to emergency medical transport, are addressed by public health.
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Recently, 12 (twelve) members of the Chenchu tribe, a particularly vulnerable tribal group(PVTG), from Nagarkunrnool and Mahabubnagar districts of Telangana received Rs 18 lakh in compensation nearly 2(two) years after their rescue from bonded labour. They are part of a group of 45 bonded labourers, including women and children, who were rescued from bonded labour at a canal irrigation site in Karimnagar district on August 3, 2018. Most of the labourers belong to the Chenchu tribe. The group of bonded labourers were engaged in a government canal irrigation project by a sub-contractor. Members of the Chenchu tribe, a forest-dwelling community, are vulnerable to exploitation because whole communities have been displaced due to various ‘development programmes’. In 2016, the Centre had estimated that there were 1.84 crore bonded labourers in the country. Most bonded labourers tend to belong to marginalised communities such as scheduled tribes(STs) and scheduled castes(SCs). A comprehensive rehabilitation package should extend beyond “cash and assets” and provide “for education and the allotment of secure and safe employment”. In the absence of security, there is a possibility that the rescued workers may fall into debt and consequently, forced labour.
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Anthropology SCERT KERALA Class 12
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