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Metal-Organic Frameworks, Chemical Warfare Agent Protection, Catalytic Decomposition, Military Respiratory Protection, Computational Materials Design, CBR Defense

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Swami Vivekanad ke shaikshik vichardharayein evam NEP 2020 ke punah:prushti

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Swami Vivekanad ke shaikshik vichardharayein evam NEP 2020 ke punah:prushti

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What is Yoga? Yoga is a centuries-old practice that originated somewhere around 5,000 years ago in India. This was looked up as a process and technique to interconnect the mind, body and soul together and take a step closer to enlightenment. Yoga originates from Indian culture. As this practice gained popularity in the West, this started to be termed an exercise and relaxation method. This was also associated with the claims to alleviate any existing physical injuries and chronic pains. Yoga is the ancient way to attain physical, mental, and spiritual practice. Primarily originating in India, the word 'yoga' is derived from Sanskrit, meaning to unite. This unity signifies the ultimate union of the body with consciousness and thus attaining definitive peace. Yoga is divided into six branches, namely Hatha Yoga, Raja yoga, Karma yoga, Bhakti yoga, Jnana yoga, Tantra yoga. There are also seven chakras of yoga styles namely Sahasram chakra, Ajna chakra, Vishuddha chakra, Anahata chakra, Manipura chakra, Svadhishthana chakra, Muladhara chakra. There are total 13 types of Yoga: Kundalini Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, Yin Yoga, Iyengar Yoga, Bikram Yoga, Power Yoga, Sivananda Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Prenatal Yoga, Aerial Yoga, Acro Yoga.

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This study explores the evolution, structure, significance, and challenges of Distance Education in India, with a focus on its role in expanding access to education. Distance learning has emerged as a crucial mode of education in a country characterized by vast geography, socio-economic diversity, and unequal access to traditional education systems. The research outlines the objectives, methodology, and key institutions involved in promoting Open and Distance Learning (ODL), such as IGNOU and various State Open Universities. It further examines the advantages of ODL--including flexibility, affordability, and inclusivity--while also addressing critical challenges such as digital disparity, quality assurance, and lack of interaction. The study proposes practical measures to overcome these barriers and highlights the relevance of ODL in the context of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Overall, the paper concludes that distance education is an essential tool for democratizing education and fostering lifelong learning, especially in developing countries like India.

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Education, Distance, Chhalenges, Online, Technology, Resource

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The present study investigates the effect of leadership behaviour of B.Ed. college principals on the organizational climate of B.Ed. colleges. The study considers Leadership Behaviour as the independent variable and Organizational Climate as the dependent variable, with Gender, Type of Management and Locality as background variables. A sample of 130 B.Ed. teacher educators from colleges affiliated with Bangalore Collegiate Education across Bangalore Urban and Rural Districts was selected. The data were collected using self-developed standardized tools-the Leadership Behaviour Scale and the Organizational Climate Scale for B.Ed. Colleges. The data were analyzed using independent 't' test and correlation techniques with the help of SPSS and MS Excel. The level of significance was set at 0.05 and 0.01. The results revealed a significant positive relationship between leadership behaviour and organizational climate. With respect to background variables, no significant difference was found based on gender. However, private aided colleges exhibited a more favorable organizational climate compared to private unaided colleges. Similarly, urban colleges were found to have a better organizational climate than their rural counterparts.

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Leadership Behaviour organizational Climate, B.Ed. Colleges, Teacher Educators.

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Conception of Sign

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Conception of Sign

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Folk poetic form and Guru Nanak's Bani: Popular pronunciation

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Folk poetic form and Guru Nanak's Bani: Popular pronunciation

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Curcumin, a potent bioactive compound extracted from Curcuma longa, has emerged as a promising agent in cancer therapy due to its multi-targeted approach. This article explores the role of curcumin in modulating critical signal transduction pathways associated with cancer progression and drug resistance. Key pathways, including PI3K/Akt, MAPK, and Wnt/?-catenin, are analyzed to understand how curcumin mediates tumor suppression and sensitizes cancer cells to conventional therapies. The review also discusses curcumin's potential in overcoming resistance mechanisms, thereby enhancing therapeutic outcomes.

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Curcumin-Mediated Modulation of Signal Transduction Pathways in Cancer Therapy: Implications for Drug Resistance and Tumor Suppression

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The present study was conducted by using Non experimental Descriptive Survey Design and quantitative Research Approach with convenience sampling technique under non probability sampling was selected. A study was done by selecting 325 female college students studying at selected colleges of Ambala Haryana. For data collection demographic tool, Structured knowledge questionnaire and Attitude Scale was used. The calculated value for reliability of structured knowledge questionnaire was 0.62 with KR-20 formula and for Standard Attitude scale calculated value was 0.914 by using Cronbrach formula. A study demonstrates the relationship between female college students' attitudes and awareness about eating disorders. At the 0.05 level of significance, the computed correlation value of -0.72 was determined to be statistically insignificant, showing a mediocre negative connection between female college students' knowledge and attitude. As a result, hypothesis H2 is rejected. The findings suggest that knowledge and attitude are independent of one another.

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knowledge, attitude, eating disorders, students, colleges

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This paper explores the transcultural reinterpretation of 'Kawad' art in the contemporary works of Ghulam Mohammed Sheikh, a pioneering figure in modern Indian painting. Through an examination of his visual language, the study analyses how Sheikh draws upon the narrative depth and devotional storytelling structure of traditional Kawad shrines to construct a hybrid pictorial vocabulary that mediates between folk idioms and cosmopolitan modernism. The article investigates how the artist employs the logic of itinerant storytelling, mnemonic panels, and folded spatiality of the Kawad, transforming them into metaphors for cultural memory, identity, and transnational mobility. Drawing upon art historical references, semiotic reading, and iconographic parallels, this research underscores the ways in which Sheikh reclaims a space for vernacular imagination within the global contemporary art discourse.

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G.M. Sheikh, Kawad art, transculturalism, hybrid visual vocabulary, cultural transmission, contemporary Indian painting, vernacular traditions, narrative form

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