Browsing by Author "Guite, L.T. Sasang"

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Assessing the prevalence of water borne diseases in Muktsar district of Punjab, India
(Institute of Indian Geographers, 2022-03-01T00:00:00) Singh, Amritpal; Guite, L.T. Sasang
Water related diseases are a worldwide concern and the Muktsar district in Punjab is no exception, where, apart from typhoid; malaria and dengue are the two emerging water borne diseases in recent years as experienced during 2013-2017. The changing disease ecology within the district is of great concern for the population at risk and the most vulnerable, as the study shows a large number of cases reported in the working population in the age group of 20-49. The study identifies the hotspots of malaria and dengue using Kernel Density Estimation and Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW) interpolation that shows the northern part of the district is at higher risk of disease diffusion and higher concentration of infectious diseases. � 2022 Institute of Indian Geographers. All rights reserved.
Destruction of Aravalli and Its Human Impacts
(Central University of Punjab, 2018) Shiva; Guite, L.T. Sasang
Mining is carried out all over the world for mineral excavations. It is very important for the economic and social development of the region. This study focuses on different literatures on impacts of mining in Pali area of Haryana. The study has been carried out for Pali region that shares a very little part of Aravali range. Maps have been prepared for years 2004, 2010 & 2017 locating the mining sites of the regions and the change in landuse patterns of the particular region at different temporal intervals. Field visit has been carried out to verify the result and the ground reality of the study area. The main focus of this work is to demarcate the area of mining and study the landuse change through GIS.
A Geographical Analysis Of Female Education In Kota And Jalore District, Rajasthan
(Central University of Punjab, 2018) Meena, Jyoti; Guite, L.T. Sasang
Education is the backbone of the society as it develops confidence, build personality & help in leading a better life. For the development of the nation the education of both Male & Female is necessary. Female education is the need of the hour as they play a vital role in the overall progress of the country as women are the first teacher of their children. It is their lap that the children receive the very first lesson. The society runs on two wheels should be equally study. It has been observed that the literacy rate in state of Rajasthan is low as compared to other states of India. Study has been conducted on two districts Kota & Jalore of Rajasthan on the ground of Female literacy rate. Thus, the researcher seeks to analyse the gap between the Female literacy rate in both the districts on the basis of Distribution of Educational facilities and the enrolment of girl students in Primary, upper primary and secondary level of Education.