Volume 10 | Issue 12 |

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Food, Adulteration, Substitution, Quality, Health, Detection.

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Architecture, violence, planning, wall.

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Dysmennorrhea (Usre tamth) is defining as painful menstruation in women with normal pelvic anatomy. Although dysmenorrhea is not life threatening, it can be painful for many adolescents. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of Hijama bila shurt therapy (dry cupping) on the intensity of pain and other associated symptoms of dysmenorrheal (Usre tamth). The patient is suffering from dysmenorrheal from past four months. This was treated by hijama therapy, ( bila shurt) dry cupping , without any medication. The cup applied on low back and bilateral calf area of leg. It was found after every month of given therapy that the intensity of pain and associated symptoms Lower abdominal pain( Intensity of pain Frequency of pain) Lumbago Leg cramp Nausea Vomiting Breast tenderness are reduced respectively as compare to baseline. The efficacy was scientifically evaluated by Visual Analog Scale. After the treatment of three months considerable improvement was observed in sign and symptoms of the disease of the patients. The Unani regime dry cupping (hijama bila shurt) was found effective and safe in the management of dysmenorrheal (usre thamth).

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dysmenorrheal, Unani drugs, Usre Tamth, Unani regimine, Hijama therapy

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Marital adjustment is basically measured through the level of gratification and contentment among the life of married couples. However, there are many factors that put an impact on the marital adjustment of couples. The age of the couples, their duration of marriage, the kind of communication between them, the sense of satisfying their needs and hopes towards each other, the way of making mutual decisions, their relations with the family members and other relatives, their way of managing their leisure time activities and their method of handling the budget of the family are some of the crucial factors. This article throws light on the causes of marital maladjustment such as personnel/psychic causes, infidelity, alcoholism/ drug addiction, physiological and psychological stressors, inability to manage conflicts, interference of in-laws, work-life imbalance etc.

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Marriage, Marital maladjustment, Violence, Women, India

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Many models have been presented to assess the critical state of the superconductors, and the analytical models utilised for basic geometries have already been covered in previous discussions. However, numerical models must be created in order to solve the complex geometries. The Maxwell's equations combined with the E-J power law are typically solved using such numerical models (2D or 3D) by employing finite element or finite difference methods. Partial differential equations are frequently solved using finite element techniques (PDEs). Many scholars, including T-, have extensively examined these models in the past (based on the current vector potential T) These formulations (with identical principles) can be used to describe Maxwell's equations, however the results of the equivalent PDEs can differ from one another. Since H-formulations are employed in the current work as well, a thorough introduction to this numerical technique is provided in the Article.

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Superconducting, AC losses, SMES, Smart materials.

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Women, Gender, First World War, Punjab, Soldiers

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Butterfly Diversity, Harkul-khurd village, Species Composition, Sindhudurg District, Sustainable Development, Western Ghats, Wetland.

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Higher education is integral to fostering the personal and welfare of society and creating as stated in its Constitution, India is to be a democratic, socially responsible, culturally advanced, and compassionate nation that upholds sovereignty, equality, brotherhood, and justice for all. More and more young Indians will pursue higher education as their country moves closer to becoming a knowledge economy and culture. After a 34-year hiatus, the nation has received another National Education Policy (NEP-2020) that takes into account neo-normative viewpoints, the demands of 21st-century society, and the new millennium milieu. The Union Cabinet of India passed the National Policy on Education 2020 on July 29, 2020. lays out the objectives of the country's future educational system and also provides a framework for elementary, secondary, postsecondary, and occupational training and education across urban and rural settings. The long-term goal of this approach was to bring transformational reforms to India's existing educational system, but the road to implementation is littered with potholes. This article attempts to review the concerning higher education and lay forth the benefits and drawbacks of its implementation

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Impact of NEP on Higher Education, Opportunities and Difficulties in NEP Implementation, National Education Policy 2020, and Higher Education

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ABSTRACT: A primary goal of this study is to manufacture and assess an herbal shampoo and identify its physiochemical function, with an emphasis on the product's safety, efficacy, and quality. Herbal shampoo is a natural product. The most popular hair treatment is shampoo. Shampoo is essentially a product used to remove dirt, dandruff, and other impurities from the hair. It also works to strengthen, darken, and encourage hair growth. Shampoo is a liquid, cream, or cream-based soap or detergent mixture used to wash hair. One cosmetic item that people use on a regular basis to care for and enhance their hair is shampoo. The majority of shampoo's ingredients are chemical, and as a result, they have come under intense criticism for the possibility that using them could have negative side effects like hair loss, increased scaling and itching, discomfort, nausea, and headaches. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (hibiscus), Embolic officinalis (amla), Acacia concinna (shikakai), Sapindus indica (soapnut), Cassia auriculata (cassia), Eclipta prostrata (bhringraj), and Aloe barbadensis are the herbal extracts employed in the composition (Aloe vera). It gives the hair softness, smoothness, and lustre. Consequently, an effort is made to create herbal shampoo that has no negative effects.

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: Herbal Shampoo, Natural and Healthy, Eclipta Prostrata,Sapindus Indica, Evaluation of Shampoo

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Education, Homeless, Street Children, and social reintegration.

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