Population dynamics is indeed a topic of intense research. Countries and cultures around the world have different dynamics and different fertility rate. By traditional perception it is conceived that open societies should have better dynamics compared to closed and conservative societies; but such notion ceases to exist when fertility rate is taken into consideration. Countries with relatively conservative societies like KSA (2.46 births/woman), India (2.05 births/ woman), Iraq (3.55 births/woman) show higher fertility rates than countries with open societies like Russian Federation (1.50 births/woman), the UK (1.56 births/woman) and others. Again conservative societies like UAE (1.46 births/ woman) shows a fertility rate not so high. To find out the answer to such puzzle, a project titled ‘DURGA’ was made and population study to assess the female sexual psychiatry was conducted among 231 women from different parts of Russian Federation. The study was done based to a newly devised system called “Designed Unorganized Random Gynaepsychiatric Assessment” (abbreviated as DURGA) was employed. The findings for the first time in medical science qualified and quantified female sexual psychiatry and it was identified that reproduction is a psycho-physiological phenomenon and that a female human being gets prepared psychiatrically for reproduction like other species on the planet and many factors contribute to this readiness. Essentially in this study a new syndrome called the Samajpaty- Ibragimova-Vlasova syndrome or SIV syndrome was identified. Individuals which SIV syndrome displays behavior of a sexually activated individual, sometimes narcissistic but ultimately they are unable to psychiatrically prepare themselves for the process. Discussion and discourse on this discovery is of utmost importance for well-being of women across the globe, up-regulating and down-regulating population dynamics and society as a whole.

Soham Samajpaty is at the international faculty, department of general medicine at the Russian National Research Medical University named after NI Pirogov, Moscow, Russian Federation. He is working on different theoretical aspects of medical physics, human physiology, virology, psychiatry and industrial biotechnology. Research on health economics based on statistics has been done by him with an aim of prophesising and showing present extent of health problems and their epidemiology. He has contributed multiple research papers in the field of virology, hematology, and internal medicine and has done some path-breaking works in ayurveda as well. He has been awarded VAK- Russian Federation title. He has been jointly awarded by SOAS (UK), IIHSG (India) and University of Chittagong (Bangladesh) for new statistical conclusion to health economics and has been felicitated by Calcutta University (India) for his exclusive contribution to virology and health policy making. He has 18 publications in national and international journals of repute along with authorship few book chapters.