Term Paper on the Relationship between Police and Media in Bangladesh

Police and Media Relations has been a concern for both the police and media for decades. For law enforcement, the policy has always been to give as little information as possible. The media is believed to be the enemy who is always looking to destroy the credibility of officers. The media feels that law enforcement is always hiding information. Media feel that they are the ears of the public and it is their duty to “tell it like it is”. But good relationship between these two entities can play positive role in the society. Bangladesh is a developing country whose society consists of the combination of both open and closed society. The relationship between police and media has important effect in developing or restructuring the society of Bangladesh. As a police officer and a student of MPS under the University of Rajshahi, my term paper topic ‘Study on the Relationship between Police and Media in Bangladesh’ is interesting to me. I have conducted my study through review of literature on police-media relation in Bangladesh and a questionnaire survey on police personnel and media people in Noakhali region specially. The questionnaire has been formed with different aspects of interaction between police and media through which I have collected opinion of them. Based on the literature review outcome and the group opinion outcomes of police and media personnel I have tried to identify the points of non-cooperation between police and media and then to find out the possible remedial measures of it. Statistics of the research outcome are shown in both charts and tables.

Assignment on Relationship between Anxiety and Mental Health of Employed and Unemployed adults

The present study was designed to investigate the relationship between anxiety and mental health of employed and unemployed adults. For this purpose, a total 60 participants were selected purposively, where 30 of these were male and another 30 were female. Out of the 30 male respondents 15 were employed and 15 were unemployed whereas out of 30 female respondents 15 were employed and 15 were unemployed. The results were analyzed by Pearson Product Moment Coefficient Correlation and Independent Sample t-Test. Correlational analysis indicated that anxiety and Mental health had positive correlation of employed and unemployed adults. So the relationship between anxiety and mental health of employed and unemployed is significant at the 0.01 level.

Thesis paper To find out the relationship between renal histopathological changes and differential renal function

Congenital ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJO) is by far the most common cause of paediatric hydronephrosis (Allen, TD et al. 1973) with an incidence of about 1 in 1200 live births. Narrowing (persistent obstruction) at this junction reduces the flow of urine from kidney and produces retrograde changes in proximal tract which actually threatens the function of kidney.

Assignment on Relationship Between Ecology and Politics

The greatest architect almighty god creates the world in such a way where all creatures move through a rule. There is no wrong circling here. Nature’s living organism depend on one another. All organisms interact with their natural environment. This interaction is collect ecology. An understanding of ecology is essential for the survival of the human species. Understand the global and regional consequences of competition among humans for the scarce natural resources that support us. No organism is without environment. Ecology sustain in a suitable environment. But sometimes this process is interrupted by environmental degradation, environmental scarcity and environmental discrimination. Violent conflict occurs when people involve into getting authority over environmental resources. Here ecological politics emerges. So, ecology bears deep relationship with politics. This eco-politics contributes to conflict. This types of conflict is obvious in African Horn Region.

Assignment on Relationship between Anxiety and Diabetes

One of the most common and emerging problems of people in high-paced society is dialects. Now a day’s many people are suffering from diabetes. The present study investigated the possible relationship between anxiety and diabetes. Also it explored the difference of anxiety between male and female. A total of 120 adults were included in the sample by incidental sampling method of them 60 (35 male & 25 female) were diagnosed as diabetes patients by visiting BIRDEM and the rest 60 (35 male & 25 female) reportedly did not suffer from any diabetes problems. Anxiety Scale for Bangladeshi population (Deeba & Begum, 2004) was administered to measure the level of anxiety. The results revealed that diabetes and non-diabetes groups differed significantly (f=37.16, p<.05) in mean anxiety score (96.20 & 23.45 for diabetes & non-diabetes groups, respectively). However, mean anxiety scorers of different groups also differenced significantly (t = 2.07, p<.05) as a function of male and female. In fine, we can concluded by suggesting that the more we are anxious the more we are susceptible to developing diabetes.