Volume 10 | Issue 12 |

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Recently various study has happened in which it has shown that those who are aged 60 years or older than these age groups are facing the so many challenges. The objective of this study is to assess the balance among older adults before and after administration of exercise program. To determine the incidence of fall among older adults before and after the administration of exercise program. To determine the effect of exercise program in term of improved balance and decrease in the incidence of fall among older adults compared with among groups. The methodology we have adopted for this study are as follows: H1. Balance training program (BTP) is an effective intervention to reduce risk of fall. H2. Balance training program (BTP) by the Life protocol would be more effective compared to the structured conventional training program (SCTP).

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BTP, Efficacy, Risk, SCTP, Exercise, Program, Interventions, Therapy, Age Group-wise, Hypothesis

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The world's natural resource reserves are insufficient to meet long-term demand under the existing system for providing adequate natural resources to create the infrastructure and the emerging system. The discovery of natural material deposits has declined for several materials. Many industrial materials' processed ore, sand mining, and erosion of river grades have been deteriorating over time, which has led to a decrease in material processing yield. India is a developing country with a rapidly expanding infrastructure and likely excessive consumption of natural resources. In general construction, we can use cement, sand, aggregate (fine and coarse), and water to make concrete. The main ingredients in concrete, cement, and sand are rising quickly and steadily nowadays. Infrastructure such as expressways, powerhouses, metros, industrial structures (yarns), ports, naval yards, and harbors are needed by emerging nations like our country to satisfy the demands of globalization in the development of highways, roadways, airports, buildings, and other structures. Sand and cement ingredients are required to make concrete, which has become costly and has a limited resource. In light of this, finding an appropriate replacement material for river sand from industrial waste and cement from power plants' waste material is necessary. Many countries have approved the use of granite powder, a natural product, as a construction material, as well as fly ash, coconut shell, and rice husk as partial replacements for cement. A word Recycling has a unique value in the sense that there is no pollution, no wastage, no other production, and no resource consumption. It avoids wasting potentially usable resources, consumes less energy, lessens the demand for fresh raw materials, and lessens air and water pollution by lowering the need for conventional garbage disposal. Cement, fine aggregate, coarse aggregate, and water are concrete ingredients. To make use of the waste material, quarry dust, fly ash, and coconut shell have been tried as substitutes for the fine aggregate as well as cement.

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Quarry dust, Fly-ash, river sand, cement, white paper slug, silica fume, copper slag, coconut shell, rice husk, glass power

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This study's main objective is to look at the publications' research output in organic farming from 2011 to 2020. The Web of Science was used to collect the information for this view, which were then processed with tools like Histcite and interpreted in Microsoft Excel. Here, the relative growth rate, doubling time, exponential growth rate, and degree of collaboration indexes are also used to explain the analysis for the nation, organisation, and language-wise publications.

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Bibliometrics, Scientometrics, RGR, Organic Farming

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Abstract: Though Tamil Nadu is one of India's highest-performing states in terms of Health, Tamil Nadu Private multi-speciality hospital service is very important in the healthcare sector. The availability of service 24 hours and 7 days and its function is essential for the country also. So that sector is a concentrated one. But their service is very costly & the most expensive one. The majority of the people are economically very poor families. So the minimum level of the people has used the Private Hospitals money only we need the availability of services is we can consume true service perfectly. So the service quality of multi-speciality is my objective. The Primary responsibility of high-quality care to patients and improving the standard of care in areas deemed necessary. The study was designed for cross-sectional study in public and private.

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Single Speciality, multi-speciality, Hospitals, Quality, Satisfaction service standard.

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The many priorities and concerns associated with attaining sustainable agriculture have resulted in a variety of approaches and application capabilities. New agricultural technology is viewed as a critical step toward ensuring food production sustainability while also reducing environmental deterioration. However, technology adoption for sustainable agriculture is a very broad term and it presents numerous challenges for farmers, agricultural businesses and regulatory bodies being a very dynamic subject. Therefore, the aim of this study is to give some insight on the factors that influence agricultural technology adoption. It accomplishes this by examining prior research on technology adoption. Technological, economic, institutional and farmer-specific aspects were discovered to be factors that determine agricultural technology adoption. Accessibility and implementation at the farm level forms the basis of successful adoption of such technologies. Education, training and awareness, which form the foundation of a farmer's knowledge base is a significant factor with potential to promote wide spread adoption. It's also worth noting that, because the majority of these technologies were created outside of the agriculture sector, appropriate communication about their application and productivity is essential. Farmers' decisions are heavily influenced by agricultural yield. As a result, effective communication is the foundation upon which widespread adoption of new agricultural technologies can be achieved.

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Sustainable Agriculture, Agricultural Technology, Environmental Awareness, Technology Adoption.

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In Kali Yuga, in the 21 century, Param Prabhu Sarahunaath showed the lamentation of Goddess Bhudevi and observed the number of people who were shaking due to the calamity of education and Kali's uproar in the earth, Param Prabhu Sarahunaath saved the earth by holding it in his index finger. And at the same time, Param Prabhu Sarahunaath had used the Sudarshan Chakra to ward off the plague of giants and to kill unknown diseases on human beings who were suffering from Kali's angry. And with the help of Sudarshana Chakra, he protected the world from deadly diseases.

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Economy has become one of the main objective for every individual in order to pull through society and without the financial assistance no person in the society can survive as such women has become a major financial support to their family since the traditional times though resources and the freedom to support was limited hence the study on Pongching Naga women in economic contribution will give an idea about the system and type of economic contribution made.

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Economy, Women, Pongching Naga, Contribution, Phom

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Cost is a very important integral component of any entity. Cost may be defined as the monetary value of all sacrifices made to achieve an objective i.e. to produce goods and services. The concept of cost is central to decision making in institutions specially in the service sector. The problem of limited resources available for education in relation to the enormity of the tasks involved in educational development has been receiving considerable attention in recent years. In this paper we try to suggest various techniques to reduce cost in HEIs.

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cost management in Higher Educational Institutions

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This paper gives a general overview of hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). A Hybrid Electric Vehicle is a combination of an internal combustion engine and an electric propulsion system. A hybrid electric vehicle cannot be plugged in to charge the battery. Instead, the battery is charged through regenerative braking and by the internal combustion engine. The extra power provided by the electric motor can potentially allow for a smaller engine. The fundamentals of HEVs along with working are discussed. The major components of an HEV are described extensively in this paper. Energy storage systems are presented elaborately. Different types of battery technologies are studied. Future energy storage technologies like supercapacitors are detailed in the article. The working of HEVs along with different technologies like regenerative braking is also discussed.

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Electric vehicle, Battery, IC Engine, Regenerative Braking

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Antifouling systems generally refer to dealing with the undesirable accumulation of marine biological organisms on surfaces for e.g. ships hulls, sea-platforms which are in contact with seawater. This natural phenomenon offer a large number of economic problems to the marine industry to deal with. The Traditional approaches utilize metal ions especially copper to prevent such biological contamination but it is proved to harm the environment and the ecosystem. Later the use of tributyltin-based coatings made the conditions worst as it is highly toxic in nature. After the ban on use of tributyltin in antifouling coatings , the emphasis is now on the use of nontoxic and/or ecofriendly natural materials which do not negatively affect the environment. This is a review which focuses on the natural antifouling techniques and the synthetic fouling release coatings which are environmentally benign. A lot of biologically extracted antifouling agents are also studied in this review which exhibits a biomimetic approach. The mechanism of marine biofouling and factors affecting it is also overlooked in this study.

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Antifouling; Biofouling; Antifouling agents; Antifouling coatings

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