prevent and respond to the problem. The study team conducted a literature review, case studies, interviews, national listening sessions, focus groups, and quantitative analyses using models developed by Altarum Institute and by the Brookings Institution, Child Trends, and Urban Institute. The team included staff from Altarum, Child Trends, Urban Institute, Trust for America’s Health, the National Center for Healthy Housing, and the Health Impact Project, a collaboration of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and The Pew Charitable Trusts.

The study team analyzed existing policies for their impacts on public health and health equity—the concept that every person should have the same opportunity to be healthy. The effort was guided by a diverse group of advisers and experts from fields including environmental and public health, child development, economics, housing, healthVarsity employees on strike till Monday

AURANGABAD: Employees and non-teaching staff of the Dr BabasahebAmbedkar Marathwada University (Bamu) on Thursday evening resorted to pen-down agitation after some students allegedly manhandled staff at the office of the registrar.

Dhanraj Mane, the university's registrar, alleged that Prakash Ingle, vice president of Samyek Vidyarthi Andolan manhandled his personal assistant and other clerical staff. Ingle, however denied that he had manhandled the university staff. He said he had gone to the registrar's office to demand that B N Kurhade, head of the department of Pali and Buddhism, to join his duties.

"I have not manhandled any employee of the university or resorted to violent means. The registrar himself showed high handedness," Ingle said.

Kurhade's suspension was revoked by the university administration on Wednesday after the Republican