IMPACT OF ABOVE DEGREE OF SUFFERING WITH THE HELP OF FUZZY MATHEMATICS : A STUDY OF FARMERS IN GANTAGI,YAVATMAL KALAMB TALUKA

Abstract

My aim is to discuss two major issues namely causes and consequence of suicide and strategies to overcome suicide, so that this paper will be of great help to the policy makers and social scientist who are engaged in development work. Though the Major goal is of getting insight in to a social problem, I have used the survey data to illustrate how fuzzification can help in formulating the problem when many aspects do not fall under the traditional two-valued logical domain. According the study is based on the data generated form both secondary as well as primary field sources in three selected taluka. The psychological, social and financial impact of suicide on the family and community though it is immeasurable in my research paper I want to try to measure impact of above factors in terms of degree of suffering with the help of fuzzy mathematics. Firstly with the help of weighted score we have determined the preferences of causes alcoholism it is due to which farmers are being driven to indebtedness but it is vary difficult to prove this just as we can feel air but cannot see it. We went to state excise office and collected information, thus suicide is avoidable by banning alcoholism truly Most of the victims were married and by committing suicide left behind their young family members to suffer the struggle for survival. It is to be noted that no suicide case out of distress has been reported from joint family background. The average size of the family is between 5 to 6 members 2 adults and 3 children/ 3 adults and three children some of these families have come out of the larger families just a few years ago. It may be noted that in the joint family structure, subsist tencecrise are mitigated and managed through collective efforts by the family members. Whereas in nuclear family setup collective risk mitigation strategies are absent and uneven economic crises would distress conditions among the family members and coping mechanisms also their own limitation.