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Objective: To identify the extent of menstrual disorders and relation to various aspects of life in 100 women of age group 16 - 20 years. Materials and Methods: Data is collected using questionnaire on demographics, medical history, personal habits, academic performance and menstrual pattern. Results: 5% menorrhagia , leucorrhoea 10% ,amenorrhea 26 % ,premenstrual syndrome 10% , oligomenorrhea 9% ,dysmenorrhoea 9% ,PCOD 12% , metrorrhagia 4% . Irregular cycles have significant association with BMI and medical history. Conclusion: Adolescent period in women can be quite difficult especially in view of menarche; understanding of menstruation and facing menstrual disorders. It needs preparation which is lacking in India. Menstrual education should be included in school study curriculum. Awareness should be increased about menstrual disorders, hygiene, personal habits and support should be given during menstruation in schools to avoid skipping of schools and to decrease academic stress during periods and medical help should be taken.

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A STUDY OF MENSTRUAL IRREGULARITIES IN ADOLESCENT AGE GROUP AND ITS HOMEOPATHIC APPROACH.

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Since ancient period, caste has been an unequal social system deeply rooted in Indian society as if it cannot be uprooted. So caste system with inequality is considered as a serious problem and by the health of the society is deteriorated. A lot of studies, thoughts and reformist movements have been done and are still going on about social reality of caste system, because the nature of the problem of caste is very complex and sensitive. Because of this the system of caste inequality appears to be a very serious problem in many forms and over changing forms in the political, social, economic world .The forms of caste system are very dominantly formed in the community and religious background and make their own appearance in the social sphere . The basic hierarchy system of the castism is structured like superior and inferior the best and the worst excellent and the lowest, master and master's and slave's. In the caste based society, one caste is recognized as the superior caste and the another caste is recognized as inferior caste. The caste which is recognized as the superior humiliate the other lower castes by kept away them from their house, temple, dinner and from other things. Since there have been so many long struggles, movement, apposition, against such a cruel caste system, it has not been possible to remove the caste based social system and establish egalitarian casteless society once caste was only a social related matter but in these days it is penetrated in economic, political, and all other sectors. Hence individual is identifying himself through his caste. Now everyone is strictly ad here to his caste and surviving the caste system eternally in a new design.The model of caste inequality has been predicted in different forms by Goruru in a reformist background.

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Goruru Ramaswamy Iyengar, Literature of kannada, society, freedom, religion, ritual

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The Hoysalas have played a dominant role in the Political and Cultural History not only in Karnataka but also in South India. Their contribution to the political history, administration, Religion, Literature, Art and Architecture are varied and interesting. The Hoysala dynasty had the great fortune of having a very illustrious king Vishnuvardhana, who made Hoysala dynasty politically and culturally great. The Hoysala Court consists of the complete activities of kings, queens, prince and princess, ministers, commanders, scholars, artists, dancers, musicians, etc.

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Court, Harmony, Feudatories, Assembly, Hiranyagarba, Asvamedha.

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Rituals and ceremonies performed by the people of Drumpuri district

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Vedanta, a prominent school of Indian philosophy, manifests in diverse interpretations, with Advaita and Dvaita Vedanta representing two contrasting perspectives - non-dualism and dualism. This comparative analysis delves into the fundamental tenets of Advaita and Dvaita Vedanta, unraveling the nuanced philosophical distinctions that define their respective outlooks on the nature of reality, the self, and the ultimate truth.

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Comparative Analysis of Advaita and Dvaita Vedanta: Exploring Dvata Vedanta of Madhavacharya

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The rapid advancement of technology and the increasing popularity of electronic banking (e-banking) have transformed the banking industry worldwide. This study aims to investigate the acceptance of e-banking among adult customers in India, considering the unique cultural and socio-economic factors that influence their behaviour towards digital banking services. The research methodology includes a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews. A sample of adult customers from various regions of India will be selected through a random sampling technique. The survey questionnaire will be designed to collect data on demographic information, e-banking usage patterns, perceived benefits and risks of e-banking, and factors influencing their acceptance. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) will serve as the theoretical framework for this study, exploring the factors affecting the adoption and acceptance of e-banking services. Additionally, cultural factors specific to India, such as trust, security concerns, and technological literacy, will be considered as influential variables. The data collected will be analysed using statistical techniques, including descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and regression analysis. The qualitative data from the interviews will be analysed thematically to identify recurring themes and patterns related to e-banking acceptance. The findings of this research will contribute to the understanding of e-banking acceptance among adult customers in India and provide insights into the factors influencing their adoption behaviour. The study's outcomes will be valuable for banks and financial institutions in developing effective strategies to enhance e-banking services and increase customer satisfaction.

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E-banking, acceptance, adult customers, India, technology acceptance model, cultural factor.

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Typhoid fever is the result of systemic infection mainly by Salmonella typhi found only in man. The term "enteric fever" includes both typhoid and paratyphoid fevers. The disease may occur sporadically, epidemically or endemically. This article deals with the typhoid fever and its homoeopathic approach.

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Typhoid fever, Step ladder fever, widal test, homoeopathic approach

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Recent advancement in the microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), microsystem technologies (MST), and wireless communications have enabled the rise of energy efficient, economical, and off-the-shelf devices which can transfer data in a favorable way without any additional communicational overhead. The wireless devices often called as motes are now used in several wireless applications such as battle front monitoring, industrial process superintendence, industrial equipment performance monitoring and so on. In this paper we are trying to highlight the necessary information related to Wireless network, difference between wired and wireless network, attacks in Wireless Network, Localization, Ad hoc Networks and its topology.

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Wireless Network, Localization, Beacon node, Ad hoc Network

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This article provides an overview of social life in ancient India during the 3rd to 6th centuries. It explores various aspects such as family structure and kinship, gender roles and women's status, religion and rituals, trade and urbanization. The study examines the impact of the caste system, the role of extended families, and the position of women in society. It also delves into the dominant religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, highlighting the significance of rituals and the role of temples and monastic institutions. Lastly, it discusses the growth of trade networks and the emergence of urban centers, fostering cultural exchange and economic prosperity.

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social life, ancient India, family structure, gender roles, religion, rituals, trade, urbanization.

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Background: Physiotherapy service is considered as an integral part in healthcare delivery system in India. Although there is an increased knowledge about physiotherapy among healthcare providers, there is still a difference exists in lack of awareness among the general public especially within various parts of Tamil Nadu. Objective: To find out the level of awareness towards physiotherapy service among general public in and around Virudhunagar district. Materials and Methods: This is a non experimental study of Observational type with a sample size of 254 subjects which was taken based on the selection criteria and were provided with the self structured questionnaire depicting the awareness of physiotherapy and data's were collected accordingly. Results : Among recruited 254 subjects male population accounts for around 49%,females-51%.On categorizing them upon education level 33% were educated, 47 were completed schooling level,20% were illiterate. More than 54% of the respondents are aware of the profession. 46% of them are unaware of the physiotherapy profession. Conclusion: The present study depicts that around 80% the study population falls under literate category. Totally 254 people participated the study. It was found that more than 54% of the respondents are aware of the profession. 46% of them are unaware of the physiotherapy profession. We suggest the use of available resources including social media to increase the awareness among the general public, living in both in rural and urban areas. It is imperative to take measures by professional bodies to initiate the formation of a central regulatory body in controlling malpractice in this professional field.

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Key words: Awareness, Physiotherapy, General public, Knowledge.

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