Volume 7 | Issue 3 |

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The 'Vata' which is the motivator and controller of other two doshas, is responsible for the manifestation of almost all diseases. Vataja nanatmaja1 vikaras are limited to eighty in various classics, but when we group all the disorders of vata mentioned in various classics, the number exceeds eighty.

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Ayurvedic Management of Parkinsonism

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The growing global demand for clean and sustainable energy has intensified research into efficient solar photovoltaic (PV) energy harvesting systems. Embedded control and remote monitoring have emerged as key enablers for enhancing the performance, reliability, and autonomy of PV systems. This paper presents a comprehensive review of embedded solutions for solar PV energy harvesting, drawing insights from two major research directions. First, microcontroller-based solar tracking systems are examined, highlighting their role in optimizing the orientation of PV panels through feedback control, stepper motor actuation, and sensor integration to maximize solar irradiance capture [1]. Such systems demonstrate cost-effectiveness, stability, and improved energy yield compared to fixed collectors. Second, advances in embedded monitoring and control frameworks are explored, where modern embedded processors, wireless sensor networks, Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, and cloud connectivity enable real-time data acquisition, performance analysis, and fault detection in decentralized PV plants [2]. These systems not only improve operational robustness but also reduce maintenance costs while supporting large-scale deployment. The review synthesizes design methodologies, hardware platforms, communication protocols, and control strategies reported in literature, while discussing trade-offs between cost, scalability, and energy efficiency. Finally, future perspectives are outlined, emphasizing the integration of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and hybrid renewable energy systems for advancing embedded control and monitoring in PV energy harvesting.

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Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems, Embedded Control, Remote Monitoring, Microcontroller-Based Solar Tracking, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT), Fault Detection and Diagnosis, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in PV Systems, Cloud-Based Monitoring.

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Background: Cotard's Delusion (CD), a rare neuropsychiatric syndrome, manifests as nihilistic beliefs ranging from denial of body parts to the conviction of being dead. Despite its historical significance, CD remains under-recognized and diagnostically elusive. Objective: To systematically review the clinical features, nosological classifications, and treatment outcomes of Cotard's Delusion using PRISMA methodology, focusing on literature published before January 2019. Materials & Method: A systematic search of PubMed, Scopus, Research gate, academis.edu and PsycINFO was conducted for English-language case reports, series, and reviews on CD published before January 2019. Data were extracted and synthesized into thematic domains. Results: A total of 227 databases were screened and 105 full text articles were assessed and after refining, 15 studies, which met the eligibility criteria were included. CD presents in three phenotypes: Cotard Type I (pure nihilistic delusions), and Cotard Type II (nihilism with depressive features) and Cotard Type III (mixed psychotic-depressive presentations). Neuroimaging consistently implicates right hemisphere and frontoparietal dysfunction. Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) remains the most effective intervention. Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) was the most consistently effective intervention. Comorbidities included schizophrenia, major depressive disorder, and neurological disorders. Conclusion: Cotard's Delusion is a multifactorial syndrome with diverse psychopathological substrates. Recognition of its subtypes and tailored interventions may improve prognosis.

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"Cotard's Delusion," CD, "Cotard's Syndrome," "nihilistic delusion," "walking corpse syndrome", Systematic Research Review.

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D.H Lawrence was a novelist of creative imagination and prophetic vision like Thomas Hardy. Sons and Lovers is considered to be a rich and complex novel. It operates on various levels, social, psychological, archetypal and universal. He uses novel to present to his readers his own interpretation in life; both of them were concerned with basic problems of human existence, man's relations with fellows and with the universe beyond himself. The present research analyses the problem of establishes new relations and the adjustment of old one. Lawrence was not concerned with his characters in their context of society or with their moral or political ideas; he concentrated upon their most intimate emotional relationships and their sensuous and physical surroundings. In this context Lawrence was obsessed with the problem of human relationship and particularly sex relationship. That is why human relationship is one of the basic themes of Lawrence's novels.

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human relationship, social and psychological, over-possessiveness

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Migrating legacy Unix systems such as Solaris Zones to modern cloud-based infrastructures presents technical, operational, and performance challenges. As many enterprises seek to modernize legacy workloads while ensuring business continuity, understanding the performance trade-offs of such migration is crucial. This study presents a structured performance benchmarking model for migrating Solaris Zones to AWS-hosted Linux virtual machines. The model evaluates key metrics--including latency, throughput, and system stability--both pre- and post-migration, offering empirical insight into the performance implications. Results indicate that while Linux VMs on AWS demonstrate significantly improved throughput and maintain comparable system stability, certain workloads experienced increased latency due to virtualization and I/O differences. This paper provides actionable benchmarks and migration strategies to guide infrastructure modernization efforts in Unix-heavy enterprise environments.

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A Performance Benchmarking Model for Migrating Legacy Solaris Zones to AWS-Based Linux VM Architectures

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Learning styles play a crucial role in shaping students' academic outcomes by influencing how they process and retain information. This comparative study explores the relationship between learning styles and academic achievement among urban and rural high school learners in Assam. Using Kolb's Learning Style Inventory (LSI), the study identifies predominant learning styles among 200 students--100 each from urban and rural schools--and analyzes their correlation with academic performance. The findings reveal significant differences in preferred learning styles between urban and rural learners, with urban students leaning more towards assimilating and converging styles, while rural students showed a preference for accommodating and diverging styles. Moreover, students whose learning styles matched teaching strategies demonstrated better academic achievement. The study suggests a need for differentiated instruction tailored to varied learning preferences to bridge the urban-rural learning gap and enhance academic performance in diverse educational contexts.

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Learning Styles, Academic Achievement, Urban and Rural Learners, Kolb's Learning Style Inventory, Assam, Secondary Education, Comparative Study, Teaching Strategies

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Ernest Hemingway, one of the most influential American writers of the 20th century, is renowned for his terse prose and exploration of profound themes. This paper examines the recurring motifs of violence, horror, and death in Hemingway's major novels. Through a thematic analysis of select works such as A Farewell to Arms, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and The Old Man and the Sea, this study aims to reveal how Hemingway's personal experiences, particularly his exposure to war and loss, shaped his literary portrayal of brutality and mortality. The analysis underscores how these themes not only construct his characters' psychological depth but also reflect the existential crises of the modern era.

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Hemingway, violence, death, horror, modernism, war literature, existentialism

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Agriculture plays a vital role in the economy of Assam. Agriculture is the main source of occupation and livelihood support for 70 per cent of the rural population and more than 50% of total workforce directly or indirectly get employed from this sector. The contribution of the agriculture (crops + livestock) sector to GSDP at current prices was 15.64% in 2018-19. Among major crops of Assam, rice plays significant role in the state economy. The soil, topography, rainfall and climate in the state are basically favorable for the cultivation of rice. During 2018-19, out of total major crops area of Assam 89 per cent of area belongs under rice cultivation. It was about 6.04 per cent of land area and contributed about 5.28 per cent of total rice production at national level. Another specialty is that the rice is traditionally-grown throughout the year viz. winter, autumn and summer seasons, with winter rice as the main crop. The area under autumn rice is 1.27 lakh hectares, winter rice is 18.78 lakh hectares, and summer rice is 3.96 lakh hectares during the year 2018-19. All the agricultural programmes have been assigned with high priority in the successive plan periods to maximize rice production. These efforts have no doubt contributed some transformation in the place of development under this sector, but much more still remains to be done to bring the situation compatible with other developed States of the country. The proposed study focusses only on status and changing trend of rice cultivation among major food grains production in Assam which completely depends on secondary sources of data. The required data would collect from government publications, economic survey of state government, various journals and books.

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Agriculture, Cultivation, Occupation, Rice, autumn, summer, winter, Workforce

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A literary work is shaped by the socio-cultural currents of the era in which it is created. When we interpret that same work in a different era, it is likely to take on new and different meanings. We often use terms like contemporary and timeless to describe the value of such works. But even these terms are relative and open to interpretation. A poem that once set out to advocate a particular philosophy may--when seen through the lens of a different time--reveal a new worldview altogether. The various interpretations that the Ramayana and Mahabharata have received over different historical periods serve as clear examples of this. For instance, Kuvempu's reinterpretation of the Shambuka episode in his work Shudra Tapasvi is a notable case in point.

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Kanakadasa's Nalacharite: A Contemporary Dialogue

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Among contemporary Kannada short story writers, Dr. Shantharam Somayaji holds a prominent place. His narrative style is distinctly different from that of other writers, and the story "The One Who Walks on Water" serves as an excellent example of this uniqueness. He has published several collections of short stories, including Kempu Hoo, Mannina Bale, Jeevajala, Neera Mele Nadeyuvavanu, Arthamantri Mattu Handigalu, Jaji Hoovina Kattu, and Stories from America. His notable novel is Preetiya Kannu. Additionally, he has authored several engineering textbooks in English. Born in 1947, Somayaji served as a professor at California State University in the United States.

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The One Who Walks on Water - An Analysis

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