@Short Communication <#LINE#>Sathyamangalam Dilemma: Tribal Relocation Plan for Tiger Reserve Expansion and the Associated Psychosocial Problems<#LINE#>S.T. @Janetius <#LINE#>1-4<#LINE#>1.ISCA-IRJSS-2017-115.pdf<#LINE#>Dept. of Psychology, Jain University, Bangalore, India<#LINE#>21/9/2017<#LINE#>26/11/2017<#LINE#>Sathyamangalam is home to at least twenty five Tigers and it has been declared as the fourth Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu. It is the plan of the government to relocate the tribal communities living in the declared zone to new locations outside the forest area. The tribal communities are confused and perplexed about the relocation plan. This multidisciplinary study focused on the psychosocial issues among the tribal people and explored the various problems on the process of change of domicile. The study utilizing grounded theory collected data from three different sources. They are: i. key informants, that is, the tribal people in the Tiger reserve who are asked to leave, ii. secondary informants, namely NGOs and other people who work for the tribal communities and the forest officials who are involved in relocation plan, iii. the general population from the surrounding villages of relocation. The study results show that the tribal communities are completely dependent on the forest resources for their livelihood, for their subsistence cultivation and their daily living resources. This dependency leads them to various emotional as well as psychosocial issues when they think of relocation. Some NGO’s and voluntary groups who work for the welfare of tribal people identify so many violations on the basic forest laws in the relocation proposal and process. Above all, there are no awareness given, preparations done among tribal communities regarding the relocation plan, process and new life situation.<#LINE#>Ramesh S. (2013).@Sathyamangalam forest declared tiger reserve.@The Hindu, 3.@No$Melkani V.K. (2001).@Tiger conservation in India: The past, present and future.@Indian Forester, 127(10), 1081-1097.@No$Seidensticker J., Christie S., and Jackson P. (1999).@Riding the Tiger: Tiger Conservation in Human-dominated Landscapes.@Cambridge University Press, 5-20. ISBN: 9780521648356@Yes$Ellis R. (2005).@Tiger Bone and Rhino Horn: The Destruction of Wildlife for Traditional Chinese Medicine.@Washington (DC): Island Press, 16-27.@Yes$Nowell K. (2000).@Far From a Cure: the Tiger Trade Revisited.@Cambridge: TRAFFIC International, 11-62. ISBN: 1858501733@Yes$Bhowmick P.K. (2008).@Tribal people of India: Society Culture and Development.@208-225. ISBN: 9788187661405@No$Kranstover (2014).@Deteriorating Cultures: The Destructive Effects of Tribal Tourism.@http://www.coha.org/deteriorating-cultures-the-destructive-effects-of-tribal-tourism (Accessed 2015-7-16).@No$Kothari A. (2006).@For lasting rights.@Frontline, 23(26), 14-18.@Yes$Sinha A. (2006).@Economic Empowerment and Amelioration of Tribals in Indi.@Kurukshetra, 54(9), 3-12.@No$Bhowmick P.K. (2008).@Tribal people of India: Society Culture and Development.@208-225. ISBN: 9788187661405@No$Glaser B.G. (1998).@Doing Grounded Theory.@Issues and Discussions, Mill Valley: Sociology Press, 25-150. ISBN: 9781884156113@Yes$Lincoln Y.S. and Guba E.G. (1985).@Naturalistic Inquiry.@Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications, 289-330. ISBN: 9780803924314@Yes$Janetius S.T. (2013).@Kabunianism and Pneumasomatic Sickness: Cordillera Indigenous People in the Philippines.@Amazon Createspace, 87-94. ISBN-13: 9781514286036@No$Somasundaram D. (2015).@Psychosocial rehabilitation in north in a post-war context.@The Sunday Times, 7.@No @Review Paper <#LINE#>Expenditure pattern in social services in MP, India Since 2001<#LINE#>Saifullah @Khan,Shobha @Jain <#LINE#>5-15<#LINE#>2.ISCA-IRJSS-2017-108.pdf<#LINE#>SSL Jain PG College, Vidisha, MP, India@SSL Jain PG College, Vidisha, MP, India<#LINE#>27/8/2017<#LINE#>14/11/2017<#LINE#>The paper attempts to study the behaviour of social services expenditure in Madhya Pradesh from 2001-02 to 2017-18. Study is using four ways of examining trends in social services expenditures. The first is to calculate social services as a percentage of overall government expenditure, the second is to look at it as a proportion of GSDP (Gross State Domestic Product) third option is to look at per capita social services expenditure and the fourth is the utilization of the funds in the social services. The provision of social services is primarily the responsibility of state governments even as they receive large financial support from the central government under centrally sponsored schemes. The paper looks at the trends of social services expenditure of Madhya Pradesh and the sub sectors. In per capita terms social expenditure has increased significantly in MP (Madhya Pradesh) during the study period, and the increase was about 10 times. The available data indicates that state’s expenditure on social sector has steadily increased over the years mainly from 2015-16 when state got increased untied fund from the union government due to the implementation of the 14th finance commission’s recommendations, however these improved funds transferred into the housing and urban development, and the important sectors like health, water supply and sanitation, nutrition, social welfare and SC (Schedule Caste), ST (Schedule Tribe) and OBC (Other Backward Class) welfare could not benefitted. Education has captured major share in the social sector expenditure, all other sub-sector should also get equal importance apart from the education as they are the basic needs of a life. During the study period share of social services in total expenditure was always less than the UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) recommended 40 percent in the state. The under spending was the steady problem in the study period. The analysis shows that variance of actual expenditure to the budgeted amount in total state expenditure is small, but when we go deep into the social services under spending is increasing.<#LINE#>Reza Baqir (2002).@Social Sector Spending in Panel of Countries.@IMF Working Paper, WP/02/35, February 2002.@Yes$Finance Department (2001).@Madhya Pradesh State Budget, 2001-02 to 2017-18.@1, http://www.finance.mp.gov.in/index.htm (Accessed 2017-05-14).@No$Report of the Fourteenth Finance Commission (2015), http://mof.gov.in/14fincomm/14fcreng.pdf (Accessed 2017-08-20).@undefined@undefined@No$Human Development Report (1991).@Published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).@hdr.undp.org/sites/default/files/reports/220/hdr_1991_en_complete_nostats.pdf (Accessed 2017-06-24).@No$Census of India (2001).@Projected Total Population by sex as on March-2001-2026 India.@States and Union Territories, http://censusindia.gov.in/Census_Data_2001/Projected_Population/Projected_Population.pdf (Accessed 2017-07-23).@No$Jain Anjali and Paul Runa (2014).@Social Sector and Economic Reforms-With Special Reference to Public Health.@International Research Journal of Social Sciences, 3(4), 38-42, ISSN 2319-3565.@No$Kaur Balbir, Misra Sangita and Suresh Anoop K. (2013).@Cyclicality of Social Sector Expenditures: Evidence from Indian States.@Reserve Bank of India Occasional Papers, 34.@Yes$Mooij Jos and Dev Mahendra S. (2004).@Social Sector Priorities: An Analysis of Budgets and Expenditures in India in the 1990s.@Development Policy Review, 22(1), 97-120.@Yes$Sharma Rekha (2014).@Pattern of State Government Expenditure on Social Sector in Haryana, Radix.@International Journal of Research in Social Science, 3(2), ISSN: 2250-3994.@Yes$Kumar Alok, Nema Ajay, Hazarika Jagat and Sachdeva Himani (2016).@Social Sector Expenditure of States Pre & Post Fourteenth Finance Commission (2014-15 & 2015-16).@Retrieved from http://niti.gov.in/writereaddata/files/document_publication/Social%20Sector%20Expenditure%20of%20States_%20Paper.pdf, (Accessed 2017-08-23).@No$Kapur Avani, Srinivas Vikram and Choudhury Priyanka R. (2016).@State of Social Sector Expenditure In 2015-16.@Accountability Initiative, Centre for Policy Research, Dharam Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi – 110021. Retrieved from http://accountabilityindia.in/sites/all/paisafiles/Newfiles/Summary%20State%20of%20social%20sector%20spending%2015-16.pdf, (Accessed 2017-08-23).@No$Mahalakshmi G. and Ramesh C. (2016).@Social Sector Expenditure across Southern States in India during Pre and Post Reform Period.@International Journal of Recent Scientific Research, 7(3), ISSN: 0976-3031.@Yes$Mercy W.J. (2007).@Social sector public outlay and social development –An interstate comparison, thesis.@Department of Economics, Dr. John Matthai Centre, University of Calicut, 2007. Retrieved from http://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/bitstream/10603/20501/12/12_chapter%204.pdf, (Accessed 2017-07-13).@No <#LINE#>Northeast India’s engagement with Myanmar and its impact on India’s “Act East” Policy<#LINE#>Mungreishang @Horam <#LINE#>16-19<#LINE#>3.ISCA-IRJSS-2017-121.pdf<#LINE#>Department of Political Science, Manipur University, Canchipur-795003, India<#LINE#>27/9/2017<#LINE#>17/11/2017<#LINE#>This paper is an attempt to analyze the relationship between Northeast India and Myanmar and its impact on India’s “Act East “Policy. The paper studies the various aspects of engagement between Northeast India and Myanmar. The paper also analyses the prospects and challenges in the relationship between the two and suggest suitable answers to the problem. The paper argues that better connectivity and engagement between Northeast India and Myanmar is crucial for the success of the Act East Policy. The paper also stipulates that development of Northeast India is crucial for better India-Myanmar relations and also for the Act East Policy to take off.<#LINE#>Dr. Alam and Mohammed Badrul (2017).@Revisiting India-Myanmar Relations and the Way Forward.@Indian Defence Review, 31 January 2017, URL:http://www.indiandefenc ereview.com/revisiting-india-myanmar-relations-and-the-way-forward/, accessed on 9/5/2017@No$Chand Manish, Ministry of External Affairs and Government of India (2014).@India’s Enhanced Look East Policy Takes Wing.@August 07,2014, URL:http://www.mea.gov.in/in-focus-article.htm?23855/Indias+Enhanced+Look+East+policy+takes+wing, accessed on 9/13/2017@No$De shyamaprasad (2013).@Engaging with Myanmar: Critical Reflection on India’s Foreign Policy.@Vidyasagar University Journal of History, 1, 2012-13. URL:http://inet.vidyasagar.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/1236, accessed on 9/5/2017@Yes$Gupta Arvind (2012).@Myanmar’s Critical Role in Bolstering India’s Look East Policy.@Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, February 02,2012, URL: http://www.idsa.in/idsacomments/MyanmarsCriticalRoleinBolsteringIndiasLookEastPolicy_agupta_020212, accessed on 9/5/2017@Yes$Crossing the Indo-Myanmar Border: Fear, Cooperation and Mistrust in ‘Act East’ Policy, India – Myanmar Relations, Looking from the Border, Conference Report, 28-29 September 2015, New Delhi, India, 10-18@undefined@undefined@No$Pandalai Shruti (2011).@China Entices Myanmar as India Struggles to ‘Look East’.@Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, April 11, 2011 , URL: http://www.idsa.in/idsacomments/ChinaEnticesMyanmarasIndiaStrugglestoLookEast_spandalai_110411, accessed on 9/5/2017@Yes$India’s Look East – Act East Policy: A Bridge to the Asian Neighbourhood, International Relations Conference 2014, Symbiosis Institute of International Studies, Symbiosis International University.@undefined@undefined@No$Lall M.C. (2008).@India-Myanmar Relations – Geopolitics and Energy in Light of the New Balance of Power in Asia.@ISAS Working Paper, 29.@Yes$Singh, Yogendra (2007).@India’s Myanmar Policy – A Dilemma Between Realism and Idealism.@IPCS Special Report, 37,@Yes$Rajendram Danielle (2014).@India’s New Asia-Pacific Strategy : Modi Acts East.@Lowy Institute for International Policy.@Yes$Singh Tridivesh (2015).@Why India Needs to “Act” East, East Asia Forum.@2 April, 2015, URL: http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2015/04/11/why-india-needs-to-act-east/, accessed on 9/5/2017@No$Das Gurudas and Thomas Joshua C. (2016).@Look East to Act East Policy : Implications for India’s Northeast.@Routledge India, ISBN 978-1138667563@Yes$Singh Kishan Thingnam (2009).@Look East Policy and India’s North East: Polemics and Perspectives.@Concept Piblishing Company (p) Ltd, 2009, ISBN 978-8180694486@No$Kaul Manmohini and Chakraborty Anushree (2016).@India’ s Look East to Act East Policy: Tracking the Opportunities and Challenges in the Indo-Pacific.@Pentagon Press, ISBN 978-81-8274-847-7@No <#LINE#>A new health service by Izmir Public Health Directorate in 2012: home health services<#LINE#>Sinem @Doğanay,Ozlem @Pekel,Ebru @Turhan,Mustafa @Tozun <#LINE#>20-23<#LINE#>4.ISCA-IRJSS-2017-122.pdf<#LINE#>Gaziemir Community Health Center, Izmir@Izmir Public Health Directorate, Izmir@Izmir Kâtip Celebi University, School of Medicine, Public Health Department, Izmir@Izmir Kâtip Celebi University, School of Medicine, Public Health Department, Izmir<#LINE#>30/9/2017<#LINE#>26/11/2017<#LINE#>The study’s purpose was to determine the distribution of the patients who need health services at home according to age groups and diseases in İzmir province, 2012. This study is a descriptive research. This study was carried out by evaluating the records of 4918 patients registered with the Public Health Center Coordination Center in İzmir Public Health Department in 2012. Diseases were categorized as cerebrovascular disease, stroke, coronary artery disease, Alzheimer, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, cerebral palsy and the other diseases. Chi-square test was used for categorical variables determining. For significance, p<0.05 was considered. Females’ percentage was 60.5% (n: 2902). Ages\' distribution was found that 16.8% in the 46-65 age group, and 49.1% in the 66-85 age groups. Percentages of the most common diseases were found as follows: Cerebrovascular disease and stroke; 30.5%, Coronary artery disease; 11.7, Alzheimer; 9.5, Diabetes mellitus and Hypertension; 9.4, Dementia and Parkinson’s disease; 6.6%, Epilepsy; 5.2%, and Cerebral Palsy; 4.3%.For each disease frequency, there was no difference by gender (for each one p>0.05). HHS is a new application in Izmir (for 2012). It is believed that this practice will prevent hospitalization and reduce hospitalization times and reduce treatment costs, ultimately contributing to the country\'s economy. Finally, HHS should be better coordinated with projects and other institutions.<#LINE#>Yılmaz M., Sametoğlu F., Akmeşe G., Tak A., Yağbasan B., Gökçay S. and Erdem S. (2010).@In-Home Health Services as an Alternative Form of Presentation of Patient Care.@Istanbul Med J, 11(3), 125-132.@Yes$Çubukçu M. and Yazıcıoğlu B. (2016).@Evaluation of the Patients Registered to Samsun Education and Research Hospital Home Care Services Unit.@Ankara Med J, 16(4), 325‐331.@Yes$Önder T., Anuk T., Kahrramanca Ş. and Yıldırım A.C. (2015).@Evaluating sociodemographic and medical conditions of patients under home care service.@Dicle Medical Journal, 42(3), 342-345.@Yes$Işık O., Kandemir A., Erişen M.A. and Şidan C. (2016).@Profile of Patients Who Use Home Care Health Services and Evaluation of Provided Service.@Hacettepe Sağlık İdaresi Dergisi, 19(2), 171-186.@No$Çayır Y., Avşar Ü.Z., Avşar U., Cansever Z. and Khan A.S. (2013).@Characteristics of Patients Who Receive Home Health Services and Expectations of Caregivers.@Konuralp Tıp Dergisi, 5(3), 9-12.@No$Umumi Hifzi sihha Kanunu (1930).@Bu Kanun ile ilgili tüzük için, \"Tüzükler Külliyatı\" nın kanunlara göre düzenlenen nümerik fihristine bakınız.@(General Protective Health Law, Date: 1930, No: 1593. http://www.mevzuat. gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.3.1593.pdf (Available: 30.09.2017).@No$Saglik Bakanliginin Tarihcesi (2015).@Turkish Republic of Ministry of Health.@https://www.saglik.gov.tr/ TR,11492/tarihce.html(Available: 30.09.2017).@No$Kanun S.H.S.H. (1961).@Kanun no: 224.@Kabul Tarihi, 5(1.1961)..@Yes$BİRİNCİ BÖLÜM (2013).@Aile Hekimligi Uygulama Yonetmeligi.@(Family Medical Practice Regulation, Date: 25.05.2010, No: 27591. http://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin. Aspx?MevzuatKod=7.5.17051&MevzuatIliski=0&sourceXmlSearch=aile%20he (Available: 30.09.2017).@No$BİRİNCİ BÖLÜM (2005).@Evde Bakim Hizmetleri Sunumu Hakkinda Yonetmelik.@(Regulation on the Presentation of Home Care Services, Date: 10.3.2005, No: 2575. http://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin.Aspx? Mevzuat Kod=7.5.7542&MevzuatIliski=0& sourceXml Search= evde%20bak%C4%B1m (Available: 30.09.2017).@No$Bakanlığı S. (2016).@Sağlık Bakanlığınca Sunulan Evde Sağlık Hizmetlerinin Uygulama Usul ve Esasları Hakkında Yönerge.@(Directive on Implementation Procedures and Principles of Health Services Provided by the Ministry of Health, Date: 01.02.2010, No: 3895. https:// www.saglik.gov.tr/TR,11271/saglik-bakanliginca-sunulan-evde-saglik-hizmetlerinin-uygulama-usul-ve-esaslari-hakkinda-yonerge.html (Available: 30.09.2017).@Yes$Turkish Republic of Ministry of Health (2017).@Halk Sagligi Yonetim Sistemi Evde Saglik Modeli Kullanim Kilavuzu.@(Public Health Management System, Home Health User Guide).http://dosyahsm.saglik.gov.tr/Eklenti/ 1568,evde-saglik-modulu-kullanim-kilavuzupdf.pdf?0 (Available: 30.09.2017).@No$Sağlık Bakanlığından (2015).@Saglik Bakanligive Bagli Kuruluslari Tarafindan Evde Saglik Hizmetlerinin Sunulmasina Dair Yonetmelik.@(Regulation on the Home Health Services by the Ministry of Health and its Affiliates, Date: 27.02.2015, No: 29280. http://www.resmigazete. gov.tr/eskiler/2015/02/20150227-14.htm (Available: 30.09.2017).@No$Karar Sayısı (2017).@Olaganüstü Hal Kapsaminda Bazi Duzenlemeler Yapilmasi Hakkında Kanun Hukmunde Kararname.@(Decree-Law About Performing Some Tasks Within the Context of Exceptional State, No: 694). http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2017/08/20170825-13.pdf (Available: 24.09.2017).@No$Limnili G. and Özçakar N. (2013).@Evde sağlık hizmetlerine başvuru özellikleri ve beklentiler.@Türkiye Aile Hekimliği Dergisi, 17(1), 13-17.@Yes$Karaman D., Kara D. and Atar N.Y. (2015).@Evde sağlık hizmeti verilen bireylerin hastalık durumlarının ve bakım ihtiyaçlarının değerlendirilmesi: Zonguldak örneği.@Gümüşhane University Journal of Health Sciences, 4(3), 347-359.@Yes$Çatak B., Kilinç A.S., Badillioglu O., Sütlü S., Sofuoglu A.E. and Aslan D. (2012).@Burdur@Turkish Journal of Public Health, 10(1), 13-21.@Yes