Association of Nutritional Status and Serum Leptin in Offsprings of Diabetic Parents of Karachi, Pakistan

Rahim, Meraj; Rahim, Mariam; Rahim, Munim Abdul; Hingorjo, Mozaffer Rahim; Sharafat, Shaheen; Shaikh, Zaman; Qureshi, M. A.

doi:10.36570/jduhs.2016.2.459

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“…By removing registerable [sic] boats to at least 50 miles from the coast a variety of problems have arisen in addition to the main question of moving the boats. This withdrawal has seriously interfered with the economic life of the areas concerned; it is difficult to dispose of paddy and rice in the coastal areas, and the reverse trade in Kerosene, mustard oil, etc., has virtually ceased; many fishermen have their main annual profit from the season; it is impossible to ferry cattle and bargadars to carry on cultivation in chars; while with the greatly restricted communication, there is a further apprehension that crime and disorder may increase” (Rahim & Rahim, 1999).…”

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Impact of British fall in Burma on Bengal famine of 1943: experience of Faridpur district of Bangladesh

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2023

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PurposeAfter the fall of Burma on 10 March 1942 the British government extensively implemented scorched-earth policies in Bengal like denial of rice and boats. The British government had inadequate defense equipment to resist Japanese attack in Bengal. After the Japanese invasion supply of Burmese rice suddenly stopped. Faridpur district used to import rice from Burma. The Burmese conquest created an immediate and serious crisis for several rice imported districts and coastal districts of Bengal. Hence, none of the districts of East Bengal could escape its brutal clutches and severity recorded in Chittagong, Dhaka, Faridpur, Tripura, Noakhali, Bakargonj and so on.Design/methodology/approachAmong the affected districts of Bengal, Faridpur has been chosen as study area due to severity of famine. This study addresses the famine scenario of Faridpur. Data has been collected from primary and secondary sources. Content Analysis Research method is used to test reliability and validity of the data. Historical Analysis Research method has been followed in this study.FindingsFinding of the study shows that the government relief issues, ignorance of warnings, political nepotism and denial policy of British government intensified the famine of Faridpur district. The wartime tactics adopted by the colonial government aggravated the famine situation. This article has shed light on the government war time policy, activity and some impacts of British decline in Burma that fueled the famine in Faridpur district.Originality/valueThis study is my original research work and has not been published else where.

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Section: Scorched Earth Policymentioning

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Impact of British fall in Burma on Bengal famine of 1943: experience of Faridpur district of Bangladesh

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2023

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Association of Nutritional Status and Serum Leptin in Offsprings of Diabetic Parents of Karachi, Pakistan

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Impact of British fall in Burma on Bengal famine of 1943: experience of Faridpur district of Bangladesh

Impact of British fall in Burma on Bengal famine of 1943: experience of Faridpur district of Bangladesh

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