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Fig. 5.1 Location of the study area education and other public services. The Likert type of 3 point, 5 point and 7 point scale were also used to get the responses of the respondents. The attitude and opinions of the respondents were assessed at every point. The collected data, both primary and secondary, were processed, assimilated and analyzed. Editing, coding and decoding of collected data were also done simultaneously, according to the aims and objectives of the study, using simple statistical techniques. A suitable bibliography was prepared to show the references used. As a whole, the research design is qualitative in nature.

Figure 5 1 Location of the study area education and other public services. The Likert type of 3 point, 5 point and 7 point scale were also used to get the responses of the respondents. The attitude and opinions of the respondents were assessed at every point. The collected data, both primary and secondary, were processed, assimilated and analyzed. Editing, coding and decoding of collected data were also done simultaneously, according to the aims and objectives of the study, using simple statistical techniques. A suitable bibliography was prepared to show the references used. As a whole, the research design is qualitative in nature.

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Fig. 5.2. The location of selected tea gardens
Fig. 5.2. The location of selected tea gardens
= Food ® Clothing ® Fuel ® Medicine ® Education ® Miscellaneous
= Food ® Clothing ® Fuel ® Medicine ® Education ® Miscellaneous
Fig. 5.4 Time taken to collect drinking water
Fig. 5.4 Time taken to collect drinking water
less than 18.5 may be termed “at critical risk for mortality from starvation” or a “starving community.” First of all, taken as a whole, the entire population of 180 adults surveyed can be labeled as a “starving community” or “at critical risk for mortality from starvation” (because the percentage of individuals with BMI less than 18.5 is above 40%). 45% of the total women workers belong to normal category and a very small %age fall in overweight and obese category.
less than 18.5 may be termed “at critical risk for mortality from starvation” or a “starving community.” First of all, taken as a whole, the entire population of 180 adults surveyed can be labeled as a “starving community” or “at critical risk for mortality from starvation” (because the percentage of individuals with BMI less than 18.5 is above 40%). 45% of the total women workers belong to normal category and a very small %age fall in overweight and obese category.
rest said that it is done by other members of the family. Fetching water from the nearby jhora is mostly done by women. 54.2% of the women said it is solely the responsibility of the women. However, 25.5% said reluctantly that the responsi- bility is shared by both. The responsibility of taking care of aged in most of the cases is shared by both male and female. Taking care of sick includes taking the family members to the doctors and hospitals and giving medicines to the sick at home. Here most of the women said that the husband and other members of the family take equal responsibility.
rest said that it is done by other members of the family. Fetching water from the nearby jhora is mostly done by women. 54.2% of the women said it is solely the responsibility of the women. However, 25.5% said reluctantly that the responsi- bility is shared by both. The responsibility of taking care of aged in most of the cases is shared by both male and female. Taking care of sick includes taking the family members to the doctors and hospitals and giving medicines to the sick at home. Here most of the women said that the husband and other members of the family take equal responsibility.
Fig. 5.7 Stress evaluation among women workers
Fig. 5.7 Stress evaluation among women workers
Most of the women workers are of Nepalese origin. They speak Nepali language und majority of them are Hindus. The houses in the labour lines are given by the >mployers. One worker gets one house, which is supposed to be maintained by the smployer. However, generally, the workers themselves do the repairing and naintenance. Living conditions in these houses are unsatisfactory. Typically a single room is crowded with a whole family. The researcher noticed that there are oth nuclear as well as joint families. The sources of drinking water are mostly the horas. Collection of fuel is also the job of the women workers. Depending on the sconomic background some of the women workers possess television, radio, fur- liture and kitchen utensils. The researcher found that most of the houses of the vomen workers have electricity. Some of the women workers in Makaibari and fungpana tea estate also use a mobile phone. According to the Plantation Labour Act 1951, there is a provision of medical sare thrnioh oarden hoacnitale When the facilities in the oarden hhncnitale are nat
Most of the women workers are of Nepalese origin. They speak Nepali language und majority of them are Hindus. The houses in the labour lines are given by the >mployers. One worker gets one house, which is supposed to be maintained by the smployer. However, generally, the workers themselves do the repairing and naintenance. Living conditions in these houses are unsatisfactory. Typically a single room is crowded with a whole family. The researcher noticed that there are oth nuclear as well as joint families. The sources of drinking water are mostly the horas. Collection of fuel is also the job of the women workers. Depending on the sconomic background some of the women workers possess television, radio, fur- liture and kitchen utensils. The researcher found that most of the houses of the vomen workers have electricity. Some of the women workers in Makaibari and fungpana tea estate also use a mobile phone. According to the Plantation Labour Act 1951, there is a provision of medical sare thrnioh oarden hoacnitale When the facilities in the oarden hhncnitale are nat
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