Silk is a Natural animal fibre which is extracted from Silk worm. Silk fibre is formed when the l... more Silk is a Natural animal fibre which is extracted from Silk worm. Silk fibre is formed when the larvae spin a double strand of fibre in a figure "8" pattern and constructs a wall around itself. There are several types of silk, of which the major four types are: Mulberry silk, Tussar silk, Eri silk and Muga silk. This research involves a detailed study about Tussar silk and Mulberry silk. The study focuses on the points of unlikeliness between both types of silk. It involves the processes like breeding the silk worm, extracting the fibre, weaving, finishing, etc. It also incorporates the consumer behavior towards both the types of silk fabrics. The survey is carried out in the state of Chhattisgarh. This research highlights the importance of Tussar silk and Mulberry silk among Chhattisgarhi.
Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-gradu... more Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-graduation in the fields of academic and clinical medicine, using the Postgraduate Stressor Questionnaire (PSQ). Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted where the target population were postgraduate students. The PSQ was administered, a twenty-eight item questionnaire to identify and measure intensities of stressors. Questionnaires were administered to ninety postgraduate students, forty-five from each field. Data was entered on SPSS version 20. After descriptive analysis and checking the data for normality independent sample t-test and ANOVA were applied for numerical data, and chi square was applied for categorical data. Results: The mean age of the students was 30.97 (SD=6.52) years. Majority of the students were females. It was seen that academic related stressors were greatest among the two fields of medicine. Higher levels of stress were seen in students who were training in clinical medicine (mean=13.30, SD=4.84) than academic medicine (mean=12.27, SD=5.47). Conclusion: Postgraduate medical training is a highly stressful environment encountered by students. Academic related stressors were found to have its greatest impact in both the fields of medicine; this stress arises from scholastic, academic or educational events. Highest amounts of stress were seen in students enrolled in clinical medicine.
Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-gradu... more Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-graduation in the fields of academic and clinical medicine, using the Postgraduate Stressor Questionnaire (PSQ). Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted where the target population were postgraduate students. The PSQ was administered, a twenty-eight item questionnaire to identify and measure intensities of stressors. Questionnaires were administered to ninety postgraduate students, forty-five from each field. Data was entered on SPSS version 20. After descriptive analysis and checking the data for normality independent sample t-test and ANOVA were applied for numerical data, and chi square was applied for categorical data. Results: The mean age of the students was 30.97 (SD=6.52) years. Majority of the students were females. It was seen that academic related stressors were greatest among the two fields of medicine. Higher levels of stress were seen in students who were training in clinical medicine (mean=13.30, SD=4.84) than academic medicine (mean=12.27, SD=5.47). Conclusion: Postgraduate medical training is a highly stressful environment encountered by students. Academic related stressors were found to have its greatest impact in both the fields of medicine; this stress arises from scholastic, academic or educational events. Highest amounts of stress were seen in students enrolled in clinical medicine.
Silk is a Natural animal fibre which is extracted from Silk worm. Silk fibre is formed when the l... more Silk is a Natural animal fibre which is extracted from Silk worm. Silk fibre is formed when the larvae spin a double strand of fibre in a figure "8" pattern and constructs a wall around itself. There are several types of silk, of which the major four types are: Mulberry silk, Tussar silk, Eri silk and Muga silk. This research involves a detailed study about Tussar silk and Mulberry silk. The study focuses on the points of unlikeliness between both types of silk. It involves the processes like breeding the silk worm, extracting the fibre, weaving, finishing, etc. It also incorporates the consumer behavior towards both the types of silk fabrics. The survey is carried out in the state of Chhattisgarh. This research highlights the importance of Tussar silk and Mulberry silk among Chhattisgarhi.
Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-gradu... more Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-graduation in the fields of academic and clinical medicine, using the Postgraduate Stressor Questionnaire (PSQ). Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted where the target population were postgraduate students. The PSQ was administered, a twenty-eight item questionnaire to identify and measure intensities of stressors. Questionnaires were administered to ninety postgraduate students, forty-five from each field. Data was entered on SPSS version 20. After descriptive analysis and checking the data for normality independent sample t-test and ANOVA were applied for numerical data, and chi square was applied for categorical data. Results: The mean age of the students was 30.97 (SD=6.52) years. Majority of the students were females. It was seen that academic related stressors were greatest among the two fields of medicine. Higher levels of stress were seen in students who were training in clinical medicine (mean=13.30, SD=4.84) than academic medicine (mean=12.27, SD=5.47). Conclusion: Postgraduate medical training is a highly stressful environment encountered by students. Academic related stressors were found to have its greatest impact in both the fields of medicine; this stress arises from scholastic, academic or educational events. Highest amounts of stress were seen in students enrolled in clinical medicine.
Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-gradu... more Objective: To recognize postgraduate stressors and their intensity among doctors doing post-graduation in the fields of academic and clinical medicine, using the Postgraduate Stressor Questionnaire (PSQ). Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted where the target population were postgraduate students. The PSQ was administered, a twenty-eight item questionnaire to identify and measure intensities of stressors. Questionnaires were administered to ninety postgraduate students, forty-five from each field. Data was entered on SPSS version 20. After descriptive analysis and checking the data for normality independent sample t-test and ANOVA were applied for numerical data, and chi square was applied for categorical data. Results: The mean age of the students was 30.97 (SD=6.52) years. Majority of the students were females. It was seen that academic related stressors were greatest among the two fields of medicine. Higher levels of stress were seen in students who were training in clinical medicine (mean=13.30, SD=4.84) than academic medicine (mean=12.27, SD=5.47). Conclusion: Postgraduate medical training is a highly stressful environment encountered by students. Academic related stressors were found to have its greatest impact in both the fields of medicine; this stress arises from scholastic, academic or educational events. Highest amounts of stress were seen in students enrolled in clinical medicine.
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