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    Abstract:The Paper unfolds the paradox that exists in the tribal community with respect to the development indicators and hence tries to cull out the difference in the standard of living of the tribes in a dichotomous framework, forward and backward. Four variables have been considered for ascertaining the standard of living and socio-economic conditions of the tribes. The data for the study is obtained from a primary survey in the three tribal predominant districts of Wayanad, Idukki and Palakkad. Wayanad was selected for studying six tribal communities (Paniya, Adiya, Kuruma, Kurichya, Urali and Kattunaika), Idukki for two communities (Malayarayan and Muthuvan) and Palakkad for one community (Irula). samples from 9 prominent tribal communities of Kerala have been collected according to multistage proportionate random sample framework. The analysis highlights the disproportionate nature of socio-economic indicators within the tribes in Kerala owing to the failure of governmental schemes and assistances meant for their empowerment. The socio-economic variables, such as education, health, and livelihood have been augmented with SLI based on correlation analysis gives interesting inference for policy options as high educated tribal communities are positively correlated with high SLI and livelihood. Further, each of the SLI variable is decomposed using Correlation and Correspondence analysis for understanding the relative standing of the nine tribal sub communities in the three dimensional framework of high, medium and low SLI levels. Tribes with good education and employment (Malayarayan, Kuruma and Kurichya) have a better living standard and hence they can generally be termed as forward tribes whereas those with a low or poor education, employment and living standard indicators (Paniya, Adiya, Urali, Kattunaika, Muthuvans and Irula) are cate
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    • Policy Options for Infliximab Biosimilars in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Given Emerging Evidence for Switching

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    Biosimilars are becoming increasingly available internationally as patents expire on the originator biologic drugs they are intended to copy. Although substitution policies seen with generic drugs are being considered as a means to reduce expenditures on biologics, some biosimilars pose particular challenges in that the act of substitution may eventually lead to increased rates of therapeutic failure. As evidence requirements from regulators do not directly address this challenge, switch trials of biosimilars have emerged that may provide further answers. Using infliximab in inflammatory bowel disease as an example, we critically examine emerging evidence from two key switch trials (NOR-SWITCH and NCT) and discuss the clinical and economic implications of these and what policy options may be most reasonable for payers. Options include reimbursing biosimilars for only newly diagnosed patients, using product-listing agreements to manage uncertainty, or using tiered co-payments or other incentives to promote biosimilar use.

    Key Points for Decision Makers

    The unique characteristics of some biosimilars require payers and formulary managers to revisit traditional approaches to pricing and reimbursement applied to generic drugs.
    Evidence requirements demanded by regulators, in some cases, may be insufficient for payers to implement policies of automatic substitution.
    Evidence emerging from switch trials of infliximab in inflammatory bowel disease may appear to provide additional needed evidence for payers, but will likely have little impact on policy decisions until evidence of interchangeability becomes available.

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    Introduction

    Biosimilars are becoming increasingly available internationally as patents expire on the originator biologic drugs they are intended to copy [1]. Analogous to generic versions of small molec

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    • K. T. S. Padannayil

    Indian theatre artist and film actor (–)

    K. T. S. Padannayil

    Born

    Kochuparambil Thai Subramanian Padannayil


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    Thrippunithura, Kochi, British Raj

    Died22 July &#;() (aged 88)

    Thrippunithura, Kochi, India

    OccupationFilm actor
    Years&#;active–
    SpouseRamani ( – )
    Children3 sons, 1 daughter

    Kochuparambil Thai Subramanian Padannayil ( – 22 July ) was an Indian theatre artist and film actor who worked predominantly in Malayalam film industry. He began his acting career at the age of 21 as a theatre artist and made his film debut in through Rajasenan's comedy film Aniyan Bava Chetan Bava. Padannayil acted in more than 60 movies in various supporting and comic roles. Known for his impeccable comic timing, he is mostly remembered for his comic roles in movies such as Sreekrishnapurathe Nakshatrathilakkam, Vrudhanmare Sookshikkuka and Vaamanapuram Bus Route. He also acted in several television comedy serials.

    Biography

    Padannayil was born as the youngest of six children to Kochupadannayil Thai and Maani at Thekkumbhagam, Thrippunithura, Kochi in He had three brothers, Murukan, Raghavan and Shivan and two sisters, Lalitha and Lathika. He studied at Saraswathi Vilasam School, Tripunithura. He discontinued studies after sixth class due to financial difficulties. He was a theatre artist before becoming a cinema artist. He first acted in and directed amateur drama Vivaha Dallal, at Trippunithura Khadibhavan's Amber charkha spinning mill's annual day celebration. He also trained youngsters of the Children's Society at Kannankulangara. He acted on thousands of stages within 40 years. He performed at different drama troupes like Jayabharath Nithakalalaya, Chenagassery Geetha, Vaikom Malavika, Kollam Tuna and Attingal Padmasree. In a career spanning around 25 years he acted in more than 60 films and starred in more than one hundred television

    Rajasenan

    Rajasenan

    Rajasenan

    Born20 August
    NationalityIndian
    Occupation
    • Film director
    • Film Producer
    • Screenwriter
    • Film actor
    • Politician
    • Businessman
    • Stage Performer
    Years&#;active–present
    Political partyBharatiya Janata Party

    Rajasenan is an Indian film director, screenwriter, actor, music director, businessman, stage performer, and politician who has worked in Malayalam cinema. He is one of the most successful director in 90s malayalam film industry. Most of his films in 90s were huge successes and ran over more than days. Rajasenan also worked in the TV serial industry. He directed some serials and also acted in many other Serials too. He is mostly remembered for his association with actor Jayaram and the popular duo has worked together in 16 movies.

    Career

    He made his debut with the film Aagraham. His notable films include Kadinjool Kalyanam (), Ayalathe Adheham (), Meleparambil Aanveedu (), CID Unnikrishnan B.A., (), Vardhakya Puranam (), Aadyathe Kanmani (), Aniyan Bava Chetan Bava (), Kadhanayakan (), The Car (), Sreekrishnapurathe Nakshathrathilakkam (), and Darling Darling (). Rajasenan also acted in the lead role in Bharya Onnu Makkal Moonnu (), which was also directed by himself. Rajasenan had Jayaram as his lead role in 16 of his 37 films (to date), of which the vast majority were hit movies.

    In Rajasenan entered into politics through Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He contested from the Aruvikkara constituency in the Thiruvananthapuram district at the Kerala State Legislative Assembly elections, and failed to win. He is now serving as the Kerala State Council member of BJP.

    Rajasenan currently also entered the textile business. He and his wife currently own a grand textile shop in Thiruvananthapuram. Rajasenan also currently serves as the President of the first and only official All Kerala