Vol 4 Issue 4 October 2016-December 2016

Abstract: Astrology is a composite subject that involves a great deal of familiarity and detailed study. The main purpose of medical astrology is to deliver a sign to the cosmic impacts at the time of sickness. In medical astrology ‘planets’ generally denotes to the ‘visible’ planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, but also comprises the Sun and the Moon. There are totally 12 houses each has their own responsibilities. This research mainly aims at determining the impact of the planets in the 5th house which is responsible for the fertility of women. 25 women from different districts of Tamil Nadu are chosen for the purpose of the study and the data are collected by questionnaire and direct interview. The findings are illustrated using Bar-diagram. This research finally concludes that if the Planet Ragu is in the 5th house then the women are infertile. Keywords: Astrology, Medical astrology, Planets, Bar-diagram, Infertile. Title: IMPACT OF PLANETS IN 5th HOUSE AND THEIR EFFECTS ON WOMEN Author: Sri Prathiyangira Swamy, Dr. S Vasantha International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Innovations ISSN 2348-1218 (print), ISSN 2348-1226 (online) Research Publish Journals

Abstract: Maintenance of land records and the availability of easily accessible land information is one of the most significant challenges of the governance today and becomes necessitates to embark upon scientific measures for better management of the scarce land resources and of course, for ensuring good governance including the implementation of land record spatial data infrastructure (LRSDI) in country. Use of geospatial techniques for the land record computerization including field book and massawis (paper maps) mapping can lay foundation for intelligent archiving and leverage for applied applications. Keywords: GIS, Land Digitization, Transformation, Geospatial Techniques, Massawis, Lath (papers maps). Title: Land Records Archiving Using Geospatial Techniques Author: Kamran Ahmad, Dr. Mobushir Riaz Khan, Muhammad Amin, Dr. Rai Niaz Ahmad International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Innovations ISSN 2348-1218 (print), ISSN 2348-1226 (online) Research Publish Journals

Abstract: The effect of socioeconomic and technical changes impacting rural areas needs to be better understood in order to develop applicable policies and strategies to improve conditions for rural residents and places. The South and its Black Belt is noted for the disparities between this region and the rest of the United States in terms of having a disproportionate comparison on all social and infrastructural indicators which in turn is reflected in the extensive and prevalent nature of the region’s poverty. Several studies have explored some of the subject areas such as rural community services, transport infrastructure, poverty, and the decaying social infrastructure, but significant research is yet to be undertaken on the cumulative effect of these on the agricultural production of this region. This paper proposes a conceptual framework for the impact of rural community services, energy and transportation infrastructure on production outputs across the Black Belt Region based on a detailed review of existing literature. The framework comprises six factors, namely the Institution and civil society, physical infrastructure, Agricultural Research and Technology, Farmers, and exogenous factors. It is envisaged that this theoretical model will serve as a useful tool in identifying and addressing the infrastructural gap which consequently has long-term benefits on the agricultural output of the region. Keywords: Black-Belt Region, Rural-community services, physical infrastructure, conceptual model, Agricultural Output. Title: Assessing the Impact of Rural Communities Services, Energy, Transport Infrastructure on Agricultural Production Outputs across Black Belt Region: A Conceptual Framework Author: J O OLUWOYE, O O DAIRO, B HERBERT, J BUKENYA International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Innovations ISSN 2348-1218 (print), ISSN 2348-1226 (online) Research Publish Journals

Abstract: The study was implemented to strengthen disaster science capacity of the three southern coastal barangays of Panan, Binoclutan and Porac in Botolan, Zambales through the establishment of databases and conduct of risk assessment. All of the respondents in the survey conducted have experienced the occurrence of earthquakes and typhoons. Few have experienced flooding and fires. There were 82% who have experienced the occurrence of volcanic eruption brought about by Mt. Pinatubo. Among the three barangays surveyed, Barangay Panan appeared to be the most prepared. In case of emergency, they have flashlights have with extra batteries, rope and boots. Very few have fire extinguisher, sprinkler, life vest, “salbabida”, fire exit, firewall, 3 day survival kit, although some have radio, first aid kit and food stuff prepared. However, they do not change their electrical wirings in their homes after 10 years of installation and do not post the contact numbers of MDRRMC, Fire Department and PHIVOLCS. Farmers or inland fisherfolks would harvest their crops or fishes before any typhoon with heavy rains which may cause flooding. Fishermen do not go out to the open sea if there is a typhoon signal. During and after the occurrence of any disaster, respondents seemed to be well informed on what to do except on asking assistance from MDRRMC. The structures or buildings found in the three barangays were mostly built after 1992; more than 50% are in good condition and for residential use. The total floor area of the buildings in the three barangays is 109,632.09 m2. Risk assessment analysis revealed that a total of 54,497 sq. m. will be the total damage floor area with a total value of PhP 305,102,210.10 because the three barangays are exposed to the following hazards: 1 to 4 meters storm surge, ground shaking with PEIS of intensity VII and above, rain induced landslides, ground rupture because a faultline is found traversing from Barangay Burgos to Porac along the southern streambank of Bucao River and most likely to experience flooding and liquefaction hazard as well as Tsunami with a maximum wave height of 4 meters. Barangay Porac is also susceptible to the hazard of lahar flow. For the physical damages an estimated amount as follows: Slight = PhP 90,146; Moderate = PhP 100,186; Extensive = PhP 42,538; Complete damage but no collapse = PhP 26,861; and Complete damage with collapse = PhP 2,370. In terms of economic loss for all the basic physical properties of the entire population for the three barangays, this will have an estimated value of PhP 1,000,000,000.00. From the total population of 6,356 in a 1,511 households for the three barangays, the following will be the number of estimated casualties in case a disaster strikes the places: Fatalities = 4; Very serious injuries = 2; Serious injuries = 253; and Slight injuries = 10 Since most of the people in the three barangays were not aware of the existence and the contact number of either the Barangay/Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (BDRRMC/MDRRMC), it is recommended that the Local Government Unit may mobilize the concerned authorities to conduct awareness on the services of the Council and conduct information dissemination campaign to cope with the occurrence of any disaster. Keywords: awareness, casualties, disaster, emergency, hazard, injuries, preparedness, risk. Title: DISASTER SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF THREE SOUTHERN COASTAL BARANGAYS OF BOTOLAN, ZAMBALES Author: Dinah E. Abugho, Jocelyn B. Angeles, Narciso A. Dacayo International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Innovations ISSN 2348-1218 (print), ISSN 2348-1226 (online) Research Publish Journals