Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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Mind has been among the captivate and complex reasonable facility to know. We see a long historical convention of make inquires in the field of religion, philosophy, psychology, linguistics, and also in consequent science to understand the nature, characteristics of functions mind. In Indian knowledge tradition, much debate has been made on mind. Here, mind is convey as 'manas', and is kept under the category of internal sense organ. It has been examine vital organ to insight gained. The concept of mind is understood in many different ways by many different cultural and religious tradition.

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Mind, mind in Nyaya, Vaisesika, samkhya,yoga, definitions on mind

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Nowadays herbal medicine play important role in our life and have many advantages .Due to various benefits, people are becoming more interested in herbal medications these days. Herbal medicines have fewer side effects so widely accepted as effective treatment option in various diseases. Identification of the plant done by observing specific morphological characters such as size, leaf shape, Flower colour and odour etc. Plant authentication is the process of confirming a plant identity. Several method that can be used to authenticate a plant are DNA testing, Morphological analysis and chemical analysis. Different extraction techniques including advanced extraction techniques such as ultrasound Assisted Extraction action, supercritical Fluid Extraction, Microwave Assisted Extraction etc

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Standardization, Pharmacognostic studies, chromatography technique, Extraction techniques, etc

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Data sharing about health must now be done safely. Effective remote patient observation is essential because the majority of the population has chronic conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart problems. This enables surgeons to spot health issues as soon as feasible. This is likely due to the use of inexpensive, low-energy, calculational, and memory-intensive sensors. Transmission of health data must be energy efficient, secure, and safeguarded, which is a difficult issue. As part of the general systems incorporating WSN that should assure privacy and dependability, attention should be paid to the disruption and manipulation of healthcare data. Healthcare professionals should have access to the data so they can treat patients appropriately and suitably. The information becomes life-threatening if it is impacted. Furthermore, data should only be accessible to legitimate users. Data from sensor nodes is transferred to the Base Station for analysis in isolated environments, focusing on the end-user's access to data. There are issues to be addressed in this work to be guaranteed that the Base Station receives the accurate result.

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Keywords : Wireless Sensor Network, SEAST, Base Station, Cluster Head

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The study aims to explore the methods and initiatives to increase the Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of socio-economically disadvantaged groups (SEDGs) in higher education from the current 26.3% to 50% by 2035, as envisioned by the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The study is based on the various sources of references and covers various aspects of higher education, such as access, quality, relevance, equity, inclusion, employability, and entrepreneurship. The study also provides suggestions and recommendations for improving the various aspects of higher education for SEDGs, and for achieving the goal of increasing the GER of SEDGs in higher education by 2035. The study also provides sources of references for the information and data used in the study

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HIgher Education, Scholarships, Employbility, Sustainable Development Goals, Human Development Index

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Depression is a common worldwide problem, with an Estimated 350 million people affected. Depression is the presence of Persistent sadness and a loss of interest in Activities that a person normally enjoys, accompanied by an inability to carry out daily Activities, for at least two weeks. The term "Malikhulia" (Melancholia) is often used in Unani Medicine to describe depression. Melancholia is a common psychiatric term, and depression Is a more recent term for melancholia, People used the terms Depression and Melancholia Interchangeably in the 19th century. In contrast to conventional antidepressant medications, which are known to Exhibit numerous side effects, the Unani system of medicine offers a promising alternative And shows significant potential in addressing depression. In this poster review we have tried to explore classical literature of Unani System Of medicine and scientific publications based on experimental studies. Unani medicine provides holistic framework that encompasses Ilaj bil Ghiza (treatment through diet and nutrition), Ilaj bid Dawa (treatment through Medications and herbal remedies) which includes unani single drugs (Mufradat) like Ustukhuddus (Lavandula stoechas),Aftimoon (cuscuta reflexa), etc. And compound drugs (Murakkabat) like Majoon e najah, Sharbate ahmad shahi, itrifal Ustukhuddus, etc. Ilaj bit Tadbeer (treatment through regimen And lifestyle modifications) which includes Dalak (Massage), Shamoom (Inhalation), Saoot (Snort), Hamam (Bath). It suggests that the healing techniques of Unani system of medicine Have shown promising potential in the treatment of depression.

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Herbal healing, Unani Medicine, Depression

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Biofertilizers, a sustainable alternative to traditional chemical fertilizers, have garnered increasing attention for their potential to revolutionize modern agriculture. This review delves into the practical applications and challenges of biofertilizers, bridging the gap from laboratory research to on-field implementation. Biofertilizers encompass living microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi, and algae, with the remarkable ability to enhance soil fertility and stimulate plant growth. Their role in nitrogen fixation, phosphorus solubilisation, and plant growth promotion offers eco-friendly solutions to the pressing issues of chemical fertilizer dependency and soil degradation. Despite their promising potential, biofertilizers face challenges in terms of optimizing strains, application techniques, and quality control. Research efforts continue to innovate, aiming to enhance the efficacy and reliability of these microbial allies. This review provides a comprehensive understanding of biofertilizers, their applications, and the hurdles they encounter. From boosting crop yields and improving soil health to supporting eco-friendly farming practices and biodiversity, biofertilizers are key players in the quest for sustainable and environmentally conscious agriculture. Ultimately, this review sheds light on the transformative power of biofertilizers, guiding us towards a harmonious coexistence between agriculture and the environment.

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Biofertilizers, nitrogen, bacteria, application, Phosphorus

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This article explores the dynamics of international business amid the crisis in Ukraine, focusing on the Russo-Ukraine conflict and its implications for the Global South. It analyzes the approach of the United States (US) towards the conflict. The study delves into the concerns of the US and the EU in the context of the crisis in Ukraine. By examining these key points, the article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the complex interactions between geopolitics and international business, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities presented by the Russo-Ukraine tussle for the global players.

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Geopolitics, International Business, Russia- Ukraine Crisis.

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Green chemistry for chemical combinationaddress our future challenges in functioning with chemical process and products by invent novel reactions that can maximize the products and minimize by-products, designing new synthetic schemes that are seeking greener solvents and environmentally benevolent. Green chemistry is the operation of a set of principles that will help reduce the use and generation of hazardous substances during the manufacture and application of chemical a brief description on green chemistry and its developments and some industrial applications are discussed. Green chemistry has appeared in the United States as a common program resulting from interdisciplinary cooperation of university teams, independent research groups, industry, scientific societies and governmental agencies, own programs devoted to decreasing pollution. It's important to note that the scope of these of green chemistry and engineering principles goes beyond concerns over hazards from chemical toxicity and includes energy conservation, waste reduction. Green chemistry incorporate a new approach to the combination, processing and application of chemical as to reduce intimidation to health and the environment. A trend in Green Chemistry explores to their knowledge base in using green chemistry ispreserving the environment. This provides an opportunity to show their creativity in the practice of sustainability in the fields of physical chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, geochemistry, physics, engineering and other allied areas to helpknowledge and ease practice of green chemistry. Green Chemistry is a new trend to design safer chemicals and processes. It minimizes the negative impact of chemicals on the human health & environment and helps in achieve sustainability in the chemical production. The need of chemists to make products that are effective and economical extended the scope of Green Chemistry.

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Green Chemistry, Principles, Design, Environment, Pollution, Sustainability, Hazards.

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INTRODUCTION - Health care in India is delivered through a three tier structure of health services comprising the primary, secondary and tertiary health care facilities with the objective of bringing health care services within the reach of the people of both the rural and urban areas. The primary tier would have three types of health care institutions, namely, a Sub-centre (SC)for a population of 3000-5000, a Primary Health Centre (PHC) for 20000 to 30000population and a Community Health Centre (CHC) as referral centre for every four PHCs. The district hospitals are to function as the secondary tier for the urban population. The tertiary health care is to be provided by health care institutions in urban areas which are well equipped with sophisticated diagnostic and investigative facilities. Roles and responsibilities of CHO is evolving concept in health care sector and their roles and responsibilities are purely population oriented in public health. They are expected to provide specific service delivery, leadership, supervision, management and take pro-active role in all the activities at community level, organize various health program and activity in health promotion according the need. These roles of CHO help to bridge the gap between health care facilities and population seeking health care. Health care services Maternal healthcare: Prenatal care like antenatal checkup, screening for high risk, immunization and supplementation, child birth, postnatal care and if require referral to higher center. Neonate and infant health care: Management of high-risk newborn, screening of congenital anomalies. PROBLEM STATEMENT "A study on satisfactory survey regarding services provided by Community Health Officer (CHO) among resident of villagers at selected community area at Meerut." OBJECTIVES 1. To find out the level of satisfaction of resident of villagers regarding services provided by community health officer. 2. To find out the association between level of satisfaction with selected demography variables. METHODOLOGY - In the study quantitative descriptive approach was considered as appropriate to find out the level of satisfaction of resident of villagers. Research design was selected for the study is a descriptive research design. This study was conducted in selected community areas at Meerut. Population refers to all the villagers of community area at Meerut. Sample size is the present study consist of 100 villagers residing in selected community area at Meerut. In the present study a random sampling technique is used. This study was conducted in Multan Nagar Meerut. TOOLS was consists of two parts that is Demographic variables, Checklist to assess the satisfaction level of resident of villagers regarding services provided by CHO. RESULT - The table depicts frequency and percentage wise Distribution of people according to their age in years shows that 10% of them were in the age group of 21-25 years, 30% were in the age group of 23-27 years, 39% were in the age group 28-32 years and 21% were in the age group 32-40 years. According to their gender shows that 42% of them are male and 58% of them are female. According to their occupation shows that 29% of them are self employed, 36% of them are government service, 35% of them are graduate and 11% of them having no formal education. According to their education shows that 14% of them are in higher secondary, 31% of them are in senior secondary, 44% of them are graduate and 11% of them having no formal education. According to their areas of living shows that 49% are living in urban area and 51% are living in rural area. According to their choice of health facilities shows that 8% of them prefer private sector, 70% of them prefer government sector and 22% of them prefer both private and government sector. The data presented that the level of satisfaction of community people is majority 60% satisfied and 40% is very satisfied and not satisfied is nil. The data depicts that the satisfaction level of community people is satisfied. The demographic variable are such as Age, Gender, Occupation, Education, Area of living and Which health facility you will go for check up calculated chi-square value was less than the table value and P> 0.05, hence there was no significant association between satisfaction and selected demographic variables at 0.05 level of significance. Thus, the research hypothesis was rejected. CONCLUSION The result of the study reveals that the resident of villagerswere satisfied regarding the services provided by Community Health Officer.

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satisfaction, services, CHO

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The comparative study focuses on the performance analysis of Public Sector Banks (PSBs) and Private Sector Banks (PSBs) with special emphasis on non-performing assets (NPAs) The major factors analyzed are Gross NPAs, Net NPAs, Net Profit and Return on Assets (ROA). The survey aims to provide insights into the financial health, risk management and overall efficiency of both public and private banks, in order to reveal their strengths and weaknesses. Understanding these factors is important for stakeholders and policy makers to make informed decisions about the banking industry. This study concludes that a positive financial evolution in both Public and Private Sector Banks, marked by a decline in Gross NPA, enhanced Net Profit and notable Return on Assets.

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Public Sector Bank, Private Sector Bank NPA, Net Profit, Return on Assets

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