Volume 11 | Issue 11 |

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Millets are a group of small-grained cereals belonging to the grass family Graminae that are drought-resistant and resistant to other extreme weather conditions. They are grown with low chemical inputs such as fertilizers and pesticides. They are categorized as major and minor millets, including sorghum, pearl, and finger millet, while proso, barnyard, kodo, little, and foxtail millets come under minor millets. These are good sources of food for poor and normal people from ancient times. Millets are necessary to add to our diet because of their rich source of minerals and nutrients and their health benefits. They are rich in protein and, most importantly, gluten-free. They are a rich source of phytochemicals. Among these, proso millet has the highest protein (12.5 g/100 g), followed by foxtail (12.3 g/100 g) and bajra (11.6 g/100 g). The fat content is higher in little millet (4.7 g), followed by foxtail (4.3 g). Barnyard millet has 9.8 g of crude fiber, which is higher than any other millet like kodo (9.0 g) and foxtail (8.0 g). They have good sources of energy, ranging from 310 to 360 kcal.

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Graminae, Phytochemicals, Millets, Dietary fibers, Amylose, Amylopectin

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The concept of mental health in and through education has come to stay. There are forces, movements and trends in modern educational practice which are indicative of this new ap-proach in education. Teachers, for example, are increasingly becoming aware of the part played by feelings and emotions in growth and development including learning. The traditional approach lays greater stress on intelligence and will. It assumes that children always know why they do what they do. And can control their behavior if they want to. Thus the child, who misbehaves, according to this viewpoint, can control or inhibit his misbehavior by exercising his will. On the other hand, the mental-hygiene approach assumes that behavior is complex and its causes lie deep within the emotions. It recognizes that the deepest and most powerful currents of human motivation are emotional. Hence, the emphasis as shown in books and articles written recently for parents and teachers has changed from being concerned with the physical conditions of children, or with techniques for direction and control, to concern for their emotional health. This paper discussed mental health of viii class students in relation to certain variables The concept of mental health in and through education has come to stay. There are forces, movements and trends in modern educational practice which are indicative of this new ap-proach in education. Teachers, for example, are increasingly becoming aware of the part played by feelings and emotions in growth and development including learning. The traditional approach lays greater stress on intelligence and will. It assumes that children always know why they do what they do. And can control their behavior if they want to. Thus the child, who misbehaves, according to this viewpoint, can control or inhibit his misbehavior by exercising his will. This paper discussed mental health of viii class students in relation to certain variables

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Academic Achievement, Mental health, Locality

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Cadmium chloride, Blue-green alga, Cellular nitrogen, Extra-cellular nitrogen,

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Data mining is the method of finding knowledge such as patterns, associations, changes, anomalies and significant structures, from huge amount of data stored in database, data warehouses or other information storage place. Dengue is a mosquito borne viral disease which is mainly transmitted by the species of female mosquitoes named "Aedes Ageypti". This research work has been focused two stages namely classification and association. The main goal of research work is to predict the people who are affected by dengue depending upon categorization of symptoms. The classification is done by J48 classifier and the association is done to find which period has higher occurrence of dengue fever. This study of predicting the relationship between the dengue symptoms will surely help the biotechnologists and bio informaticians to discover antibiotic for dengue.

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Keywords -- Data mining, prediction, Dengue

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Millets are the most farmer-friendly crops, which can be sown with the least amount of equipment, grow on very low fertility soils, practically never require inputs, and only require one weeding. They also don't need to be deeply ploughed. Millets have decreased because of many reasons including changing dietary choices, and a lack of research, while being formerly important in the diets of Asians and Africans. The study highlights millets' potential to address concerns related to food security and malnutrition brought on by climate change and global population expansion by highlighting their minimal input requirements, flexibility, and nutritional richness. It discusses recent global recognition, notably in India, with government initiatives to promote millet cultivation and consumption. Rich in minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants, several kinds of millet have health benefits that make them effective treatments for conditions like anemia, heart disease, migraines, obesity, gastrointestinal disorders, malignancies, neurological disorders, dermatitis, blood-related problems, and diabetes. The declaration of the International Year of Millets and the initiatives taken by the Indian government highlight the benefits of millets in reducing hunger and improving food security worldwide. The historical significance, decrease, advantages of millet production, and health benefits are examined in this paper.

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Millets, Millet Production, Health Benefits of Millets, Sorghum millet, Pearl millet, Finger millet, Foxtail millet, Kodo millet, Little millet

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Pesticide, Sumicidin, Toxicity, Anabaena, Growth, Chlorophyll, Pheophytion, Carotenoid.

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K A Abbas is one of the noted English English writers of 20th century. His contribution to Indian films is commendable. Abbas wrote novels, short stories and essays. He has made mark for his interesting plots and narrative technique. Abbas's technique of narration is highly influenced by Krishen Chander's strange style of writing, mixing realism with romanticism in order of arouse hopes of fulfillment of ideals even in dire situations. His combination of humanity, satire, irony, and poetry had always a passion with Abbas as a short story writer, novelist and a playwright. Abbas was so much influenced by Krishen Chandar that such resemblance in literary interaction as subsists between them could hardly be seen in the case any other Indian writer in English. Abbas remains one of the best influences on the new generation of writers

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K A Abbas, partition, themes, technique, narration, film, director, short stories, novels

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Anita Nair is a well-known postmodern Indian English novelist. Her novel Ladies Coupe explores the experience of different women by journey. The ideas of fraternity, equality and liberty along with the liberal philosophy of individualism made women conscious of the fact that it is the social process that determines her life. The present paper aims to focus on the theme of women subjugation in Anita Nair's Ladies Coupe. The main purpose of the present research is to bring to the readers, an idea on the Indian society which still demands women to play a subservient role in the male dominant society. This contributed to an intense dislike among women to these so called customs and tradition. Ladies Coupe has the voice of women in contemporary post-colonial India. The character of the present novel are women from different classes who share their story to each other how they exploited in male dominated society during their journey in Ladies Coupe. It is the journey of self-discovery. Nair portrays her female characters not just as meek sufferers but as strong women who struggle for their individuality, freedom from subjugation.

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Key Words: Subjugation, male-dominance, suppression, women's suffering, feminism, self-discovery.

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In the mediaeval period churches & their authorities were quite powerful and their orders were operative all over the World. That time injustice and unjust rules were loaded by the monarchy. Due to this, political consciousness and national spirit arose in the common public. Nationalism infact emerged from cultural as well as political policies of feudial system in early years. The nationalism movement was started with the sole moto of encountering socio-economic diversity. Emergence of nationalism was from Europe. Subsequently it's spread over was all over the world. Nationalism is sentiment, loyalty and sympathy which binds a group of people together with common institutions and culture that creates unity among them.

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Nationalism, Imperialism, Emergence, Democracy

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