About Filaria
Monsoon has begun. With the arrival of the monsoon the chances of spreading bacterial and viral diseases have also increased and at the same time mosquitoes also increase in this season which acts as vectors for this. Lymphatic filariasis, a debilitating disease, is one of the most prevalent and yet one of the most neglected tropical diseases with serious economic and social consequences. It is a mosquito-borne disease caused by tissue-dwelling nematodes of Brugia malayi and Wuchereria bancrofti species.
In India, 99.4% of the cases are caused by the species Wuchereria bancrofti with the other species Brugia malayi responsible for just 0.6%. The worms produce about 50,000 microfilariae (minute larvae) that enter a personβs bloodstream & get transferred when a mosquito bites an infected person. The infection leads to lymphedema, a buildup of fluid due to impaired function of the lymph vessels, in only a small proportion of people, even in areas of intense transmission, as most people with long-term infections are clinically asymptomatic.
''Education in India has become business just because of the government. The Government of India is solely responsible for it and people who choose such corrupt and iliterate leaders. Either directly or indirectly, it is the failure of government. At one side the government promises to make education accessable to all and at the other side secretly promotes education as a buisness.'' This is the thought that comes to the mind of every Indian. Every citizen in India,at some point of their have had this thought in their mind. The mains reasons for the people to believe that that the government has made education a business are:- 1. Lack of proper government requlatory policy - There are no proper regulatory policy to make things in the education sector. Even if there are any polices,they have never been implemented properly. 2. Skyrocketing fees in private institutions -The fees in Pvt Institution is increasing many folds and there is no effort from the Gov to keep it i...
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