Volume 12 | Issue 11 |

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Numerous sociological and anthropological researches aim to comprehend Muslim women in their household structure as well as their position in Kerala society and the public domain. These studies look at things like how they are treated by society, where they fit in, how society affects them, how they respond to society, how they show up in society and the public eye, how they make space in the public eye, and other related topics. These are complemented by inquiries on their identity and socioeconomic status. As a result, the works' content varies from simply outlining their familial relationships and socioeconomic status to tackling their identity concerns, interaction with modernity, and other topics. The marginalized position of Muslims in Kerala's social structure unites all of the aforementioned concerns. This article uses secondary data to study Muslim Women in Relation to Family, Society and Public Sphere: A Study on Kerala Society.

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Muslim Women, Family, Society and Public Sphere

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Ayurveda, the ancient traditional system of medicine, In Ayurveda, wound is considered as 'Vrana,' which specifically means an injury to the skin. It is described as damage to the epidermis caused by any kind of injury Charaka Samhita, holds a vast heritage of wisdom. In the Sutra Sthana, 4th chapter "Shad Virechana Shatashriteeya" of Charaka Samhita, the author describes 50 Mahakashayas or Dashemanees. These are groups of 10 herbs, each group sharing a common pharmacological action. One of such group is the Sandhaniya Mahakashaya.It includes herbs like Madhuyashthi (Glycyrrhiza glabra), Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), Prishniparni (Uraria picta), Patha (Cissampelos pareria), Lajjalu (Mimosa pudica), Mocharasa (Bombax ceiba), Dhataki (Woodfordia fruticosa), Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa), Priyangu (Callicarpa macrophylla), and Katphala (Myrica esculenta). It is well known that some plants have a natural ability to heal wounds. Therefore, this traditional system of medicine is useful in identifying specific herbs that aid in the regeneration and growth of damaged body tissues

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Sandhaneeya, Vrana, Mahakashaya

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Millets are a diverse group of small-seeded grasses that are cultivated around the world, particularly in Asia and Africa. They are known for their resilience in harsh environments and their nutritional benefits.various types of millets are found sorghum,fingermillet,barnyard,kodo.which are rich in nutrition ,mineral vitamins.Millets are gluten free diet food .Millets are rich in dietary fiber,wnhances immunity,lowesr chloestrol,blkood sugar ,weight management . Millets and synbiotics have a synergistic relationship that enhances their gut health individuals

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millets,synbiotics,dietary fiber

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Physical education serves the main purpose of making the body strong, healthy and able to overcome adversity in the outer world and give meaning to life by helping one attain Purusharth Chatushtya. Physical education students learn skills in exercises that help them stay in shape. Pupils who want to play sports are provided with specialized training and game preparation. Through physical education, students can increase their ability and confidence to participate in physical activities. It was included in the curriculum by the Central Council for Secondary Education. The main objective of introducing and promoting physical education is to raise physically literate individuals who have the skills and information necessary to lead healthy lives for the rest of their lives. People can re-engage in activities without the help of certified trainers after completing the necessary training. The main goal of physical education is to teach students the development of their bodies and self-care techniques, including everything from basic hygiene to nutrition control. It takes expertise to understand exactly what they are doing and why. This increases their expertise in the field of physical education. In this essay, we discuss the many benefits that physical education provides to children, such as improving mental health, developing a competitive spirit, and more. Physical education not only helps maintain physical fitness, but also promotes mental and physical well-being in youth

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Physical Education, Students, Academic curriculum, Skills, Knowledge.

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India's rural markets present a significant opportunity for the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector. This study examines the comparative growth, challenges, and opportunities in the FMCG market of rural India, a segment often characterised by high potential but underserved markets. Despite the promising growth due to rising incomes, infrastructure improvements, and government support, FMCG companies face challenges in distribution, price sensitivity, and product penetration. The research analyses the major drivers of growth, the strategies employed by FMCG companies to overcome challenges, and the future outlook for rural markets. Key challenges such as logistics, consumer awareness, and competition are discussed. The paper provides insights into how companies can capitalise on these opportunities through product innovation, supply chain improvements, and leveraging technology.

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Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Rural development, E-commerce and Digitization, Government Initiatives, Price Sensitivity

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Abstract Purpose: Rise of digital payment systems has changed how financial transactions happens in Bangalore, making them more convenient, efficiency and efficient. Even so, there are still several challenges that prevent the smooth adoption of these technologies. This study aims to explore the main challenges in carry out digital payment systems in Bangalore. The goal is to help the readers understand the barriers to adoption and suggest possible solutions to boost financial inclusion and economic growth. Methodology: The study involved reviewing various from government reports, academic journals, and industry publications. The sources were found in Google Scholar and other databases, focusing on research from the past five years. Findings: The study says that low digital literacy, cybersecurity risks, poor infrastructure, financial exclusion, and regulatory challenges are the key barriers in adopting digital payment systems in Bangalore. These issues have become more complicated due to rapid technological changes and the city's diverse population. Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice, and Policy: This study suggests improving digital literacy, enhancing cybersecurity, upgrading infrastructure, and promoting financial inclusion. And also, To accommodate the dynamic environment of digital payments, the regulatory framework must be adapt in addressing these challenges will help Bangalore to benefit from digital payments and create a more inclusive financial system.

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Digital Payment Systems, Challenges, Opportunities, Financial Inclusion, Bangalore.

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In the globalized world, proficiency in English is indispensable for technocrats who aspire to excel in their careers. This study explores the methodologies, challenges, and benefits of English language teaching (ELT) specifically tailored for technocrats. It highlights the necessity of integrating English language skills with technical education to enhance communication, collaboration, and professional growth in the engineering and technological sectors. The research identifies key competencies required for effective communication in the professional environment, including technical writing, presentation skills, and cross-cultural communication. It also examines the pedagogical approaches best suited for technocrats, such as task-based learning, industry-specific language training, and the use of technology-enhanced learning tools. Challenges such as varying proficiency levels, resistance to language learning among technocrats, and the need for context-specific language instruction are discussed. The study proposes solutions like personalized learning paths, collaborative projects, and continuous language support to address these challenges. Furthermore, the benefits of proficient English language skills for technocrats are elucidated, including improved job performance, enhanced career prospects, and the ability to participate in international projects and collaborations. In this juncture, the study underscores the critical role of English language teaching in equipping technocrats with the communication skills necessary to thrive in the global technological landscape. It calls for educational institutions and industry stakeholders to prioritize and invest in robust ELT programs that cater to the specific needs of technocrats.

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technocrats, pedagogical approaches, collaborative projects, proficiency, technological landscape

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Horti-tourism is a process where we combined horticulture and tourism, to helped urban people in a process where they spent some time in natural environment. Its helped people to get some fresh air, reduce stress and enjoy the nature. Combination of tourism and horticulture benefits to develop orchards, nurseries and farm, that also develop economic benefits for rural area. It is a hospitality business that required more effective publication and improving skill, it also helped farmers to reduce incidental failure, and helped local people to find job and income sources. Now a day development of city and urbanization area that effect environment like decrease of green open space, growth of pollution, natural disaster, ect. In modern horticulture use soil technology, plant breeding, study of plant physiology and plant pathology that helped society to gain knowledge of social science. Ecosystem restoration process are use to restored indigenous plants, ex situ conservation in botanical gardens. Some techniques to focused on ecosystem we apply less water crops that's advanced irrigation technology, integrated pest management, cultural and heritage preservation that help to conservation initiatives, employment opportunities, increased awareness. Some innovation in Indian hortitourism like solar water pumping, solar crop dryer, and solar energy use in greenhouse concept. Now a days, horticulture therapies use to treatment and rehabilitation for patients, that help people to reduction mental health condition and physical illness.

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HORTI-TOURISM AND ITS ECONOMICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT

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This review paper gives information on Big Data and Hadoop and Spark, along with the other technologies. It shows a study on MapReduce and Hadoop distributed File System (HDFS)[3] which are important in Hadoop as well as Resilient Distributed Datasets(RDDS) [6], Spark SQL [7], MLlib [5] which areimportant for Apache Spark. Along with that other Big Tools such as Apache Flume [3], Apache Kafka [2], Apache Sqoop, [3] etc. It also shows the difference between these two open-source frameworks and what future technologies are supposed to be integrated so that they can be more efficient and speed. What they lack and how these can be solved.

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Apache Hadoop, Apache Spark, HDFS, MapReduce, Apache Kafka, Apache Flume, Apache Sqoop, RDDS, Spark SQL, MLib.

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Rabindranath Tagore-the Indian grande-preneur-wrote a lot of his poems about nature as well as its environs. It is unclear, however how many of his poems explicitly focus on the issue of eco-criticism. Literary ecology was the original idea that developed into eco-criticism. Ecocriticism is a term which refers to the study of interaction between literature and nature. Tagore often criticized the beauty of nature in his poems. He has depicted magnificent scenes of landscapes, rivers, forests, and mountains while going into the details of flora and fauna of the countryside. The present study aims to look into how eco-criticism is incorporated and how important it is in some of the works by the renowned Indian author Rabindranath Tagore. Eco-criticism aimed at highlighting ecological and environmental aspects that are portrayed in literary texts. Though a very recent field of study, with much growing interest in eco-criticism, Tagore's works have not been explored in depth regarding their potential.

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eco-criticism, environmental aspects, profound connection with nature, vivid images.

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