The document discusses HIV/AIDS, including that 33.3 million people worldwide are infected with HIV, 5.2 million people in India are infected, and AIDS deaths in 2009 were 1.8 million globally. It outlines objectives to study public awareness of HIV/AIDS in India and examines research methodology used, including a literature review and focus groups. Key findings presented include the main sources of HIV/AIDS awareness, modes of transmission, and governmental steps needed to increase education and reduce stigma.

1. BY STUDENTS OF AFFNITY BUSINESS SCHOOL

2. HIV AIDS H I V A I D S Human Immunodeficiency Syndrome” A specific type of virus (a retrovirus) HIV invades the helper T cells to replicate itself. No Cure It is a condition in which the built in defense system of the body breaks down completely. This phenomenon is gradual but ultimately leads to total depletion of a very important cell component of the immune mechanism. Thus those who are affected are unable to combat with common diseases including even mild infections since his/her immunity is knocked out and body resistance is reduced.

3. INTRODUCTION 33.3 million people worldwide now infected with HIV. AIDS deaths in 2009 was 1.8 million. India’s first known HIV infection was diagnosed in a female sex worker in Chennai in February 1986. 5.2 million people in India now infected with HIV. 46% are female & 5.9% are children in India. (The Hunter Theory of HIV Origin, Oral Polio Vaccine, Conspiracy Theories of HIV Origin)

4. Though the government is spending much more money then also the people are not aware it can be much more clear by the help of bellow diagram

5. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY To find out the public awareness about HIV AIDS. To find out the demographic profile of respondent about HIV AIDS. To find out the symptoms of HIV AIDS & its awareness among the illiterate & literate people. To find out Govt. initiatives funds HIV AIDS campaign. To find out the cause behind failure of govt. initiatives towards HIV AIDS project. To find the public perception towards HIV infected people after watching the HIV AIDS campaign.

6. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Primary source -we have collected from public by doing FGD( focused group discussion ) for understanding of the problem by the questionnaire. Secondary sources -we have collected data from external sources which have collected from NACO, OSACS.nic.in 1.Approach & methodology:- The methodology for the study is Both secondary and primary research methods will be adopted to obtain the above mentioned research objectives. 2.Sample Design :- We have followed by cluster sampling method for selection of respondent because our research focused group for data collection.

8. We have done research at BARAMUNDA & RASULGARH.

11. PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT HIV AIDS

12. SOURCE OF AWARENESS ABOUT HIV AIDS News Paper T.V Radio Wall print Govt.programme

13. MODE OF HIV TRANSMISSION

14. VIEW MODE OF HIV TRANSMISSION OF WOMEN

15. SYMPTOMS OF HIV AIDS

17. Don’t keep sexual relation with them.

18. Separate medical facility for them.

20. STEPS FOR REMOVEING HIV AIDS BY GOVT. HIV AIDS topic should be compulsory subject in both govt.& public school & college career. Govt. should to provide education in every child in rural area. Provide more advertisement in local channel, newspaper, and more wall print in medical, railway station, bus stand and local market.

21. Major factors for multiply of HIV/AIDS in IND & OSS Migration in search of work (both in & out migration). Low literacy. Poverty. Urbanization. Inject able drug users. Unsafe sex practice (both hetero & homo-sexual). Ignorance about modes of transmission of HIV/AIDS.