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Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 -- Lifestyle Induced Addictive Habits: A Socio-Physiological Issue of Kolkata, West Bengal -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Method -- Selection of Subjects -- Study Design -- Ethical Clearance -- Evaluation of SES -- Evaluation of Educational Status -- Classification of Smokers -- Classification of Alcoholics -- Classification in Accordance with SLT Consumption -- Classification According to Family History of DM and HTN -- Classification According to Physical Activity -- Determination of Different Physiological Parameters -- Determination of Different Anthropometric Parameters -- Determination of Body Density (BD) and %BF Using SKF Thickness -- Determination of MM and %MM -- Determination of SM and %SM -- Determination of Anthropometric Somatotype -- Somatotype Categories -- Statistical Analysis -- Results -- Socio-Demographic and Lifestyle Characteristic of the Population -- Effect of Different Addictive Habits -- Discussion -- Smoking and Its Effects -- Smoking and Cardiovascular System (CVS) -- Smoking and Obesity -- Smoking and DM -- Alcohol and Its Effects -- Alcohol Consumption and CVS -- Alcohol Consumption and Obesity -- Alcohol Consumption and DM -- Combined Effects of Smoking and Alcohol -- Addictive Habits, Body Composition and Somatotype -- Effect of Alcohol and Smoking on FM -- Alcohol Consumption -- Smoking -- Combined Effect of Smoking and Alcohol -- Effect of Alcohol and Smoking on MM -- Alcohol Consumption -- Smoking -- Combined Effect of Smoking and Alcohol -- Effect of Alcohol and Smoking on Bone Health -- Alcohol Consumption -- Smoking -- Combined Effect of Smoking and Alcohol -- Effect of Alcohol and Smoking on Somatotype -- Alcohol Consumption -- Smoking -- Combined Effect of Smoking and Alcohol -- Conclusion -- Socio-Physiological Implication -- Acknowledgments -- References.

Owing to the increased commitment from India, the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) has experienced a revival since 2016. Firstly, India is hoping to be able to develop better the country's hard-to-reach northeast by intensifying regional cooperation. Secondly, given the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) investments in neighbouring countries, it aims to reinforce its claim to leadership in the region. From an international perspective, BIMSTEC is an essential building block in India's Act East policy in the context of the renewed importance of the Indo-Pacific region. With the support of BIMSTEC, Ger­many and the European Union (EU) can deepen their strategic partnership with India whilst simultaneously increasing their visibility in the Bay of Bengal. (author's abstract)

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