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    Hunger, Under-Nutrition and Food Security in India

    In the past two decades since India achieved high , a curious problem has haunted the country and vexed its policy makers: India’s rising GDP has had little impact on food security and the levels of its pop...

    N. C. Saxena in Poverty, Chronic Poverty and Poverty Dynamics (2018)

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    Reproductive health awareness of school-going, unmarried, rural adolescents

    Objective: In 1996, India included Adolescent Health in Reproductive and Child Heatlh Programme. This Task-Force Study was planned to test the awareness level of adolescents regarding various rep...

    Neeru Gupta, A. K. Mathur, M. P. Singh, N. C. Saxena in The Indian Journal of Pediatrics (2004)

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    Ultrasound in abdominal tuberculosis

    Background: The present study was done to emphasize the importance of ultrasound (US) and US-guided fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) in the diagnosis of abdominal tuberculosis.

    A. Malik, N. C. Saxena in Abdominal Radiology (2003)

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    Air Quality Assessment along Dhanbad – Jharia Road

    Road ambient air pollution status along Dhanbad – Jharia road isstudied and presented in this article. The selection of this areais made considering the importance of the road in Dhanbad district and the natur...

    Manish Kumar Jain, N. C. Saxena in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (2002)

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    Mechanisms of Aldosterone's Action on Epithelial Na + Transport

    D.C. Eaton, B. Malik, N.C. Saxena, O.K. Al-Khalili… in The Journal of Membrane Biology (2001)

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    Role of computed tomography in unsafe chronic suppurative otitis media

    Thirty Patients of Unsafe chronic suppurative otitis media were subjected to pre-operative CT scanning followed by surgical exploration of the middle ear and mastoid, and their scans were compared with the per...

    Sandeep Berry, S. C. Gandotra, N. C. Saxena in Indian Journal of Otolaryngology and Head … (1998)

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    Semi-empirical method for calculation of maximum subsidence in coal mines

    Most empirical methods of subsidence prediction are based on the prior knowledge of the maximum possible subsidence, Smax, for a particular coalfield. The subsidence profile and other associated parameters along ...

    P. P. Bahuguna, Bhawani Singh, A. M. C. Srivastava… in Geotechnical & Geological Engineering (1993)

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    Eucalyptus planting as a response to farm management problems faced by ‘on-site’ and ‘off-site’ farmers

    The success of the ‘green revolution’ in the fertile and agriculturally surplus plains of western U.P. in north India led to labour shortages, and increased opportunities for off-farm investments by landowners...

    N. C. Saxena in Agroforestry Systems (1992)

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    Foetal growth parameters—Clinical versus ultrasonographic

    The study was conducted in 2831 pregnant women with no diagnosed complication at the time of registration to obtain normal foetal growth pattern for clinical and ultrasonographic parameters. Normal values for ...

    M. Berry, K. J. Coyaji, M. P. Gogoi, B. S. Kodkany… in The Indian Journal of Pediatrics (1992)

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    Crop losses and their economic implications due to growing of Eucalyptus on field bunds — a pilot study

    The paper presents evidence, collected mainly through interviews with farmers in north-west India, regarding crop losses suffered by the farmers planting Eucalyptus on farm bunds. Farmers experienced that the ...

    N. C. Saxena in Agroforestry Systems (1991)

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    Indian experience of home based mothers card: ICMR task force study

    To improve the quality of MCH services, a Home Based Mothers Card (HBMC) prepared and recommended by World Health Organization was adapted to Indian situation, and introduced in 1.5 lakh population of rural ar...

    S. Abraham, S. Joshi, Vijay Kumar, A. Patwary… in The Indian Journal of Pediatrics (1991)

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    Marketing constraints for Eucalyptus from farm lands in India

    During the early eighties farmers in north-west India planted Eucalyptus on a massive scale for sale as poles and pulpwood. However, after 1986 farmers in this region have almost stopped growing Eucalyptus, as...

    N. C. Saxena in Agroforestry Systems (1991)