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The changes in socio-economic and technological factors have caused auto drivers in Mysore city, as well as other cities in India, to experience a variety of economic challenges. The current study work explores the economic issues vehicle drivers in Mysore City experience, as well as the elements that contribute to these issues. A survey of 80 Auto drivers in Mysore city served as the basis for the study. The results indicate that drivers of autos have a range of financial issues, including poor pay, high operating costs, competition from cab services that operate through apps and a lack of social security benefits. The study finishes with suggestions for legislative changes to enhance the financial circumstances of Mysore city's auto drivers. The study identifies the serious economic issues that affect Mysore city's auto drivers and makes recommendations for potential policy changes that the government may take to help them. Policymakers can guarantee that auto drivers can continue to offer residents vital transport services while also raising their level of life by addressing these issues.
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Background : Reproductive Tract Infection (RTI) due to poor hygiene caused by faecal Bacteria or viruses which goes into the vaginal canal during and after defecation is not only damaging to the reproductive organ, but also causes indirect or direct impact on Socio-economic status of the patient and their family as well. Objective : This study highlights the importance of faecal hygiene in preventing damage to the reproductive tract and curbing the impact on social and economic problems in patients and their families. Materials and Methods : This study was conducted at GICE Nursing Home, Kalyani, Nadia, WB, between April 2016 and March, 2022. During this period, 11,872 cases were reported at GICE Nursing Home of which 10,000 cases were selected. Discussion : It was interesting to observe that those who wipe from back to front or vice versa are more likely suffering from Vaginitis (85%), Cervicitis (92%), Endometritis (55%), PID (60%), UTI (70%) and Tubal Block (17%) as compared to those who used Hand shower (10%) or Tissue Paper (9%). This is an indication that proper faecal hygiene can prevent damage to the reproductive system. Further analysis revealed that the inability to pay for medical expenses created a Socio-economic crisis among family members. Conclusion : It is concluded from this study that maintenance of proper faecal hygiene by women in Rural, Urban and Industrial areas, can not only help with prolonged illnesses but also prevent financial losses. As a result, Guardians, Teachers, Health Care Providers and Local Government should conduct outreach programs to teach the importance of faecal hygiene at home, in Schools, Colleges, Public health institutions and so on, etc