Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had an adverse effect on mental and physical health of all the animals and humans on the earth. All the activities stopped totally. Post this pandemic, most of the population is dealing with physical as well as mental troubles. Physical problems can be identified and these illnesses can be treated comparatively in less time duration than mental agonies. Psychological problems can be attributed to the fear of getting the disease, loss of livelihood, lack of physical activity, feeling of being 'trapped' inside home and lack of policy measures. [1] The aim of the article is to explore the impact of this unprecedented environment on mental health of individuals and assess the utility of rural tourism destinations in maintaining mental health in individuals during this crisis.

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COVID-19, Mental health, Tourism, Rural Development, Positivity, Spirituality

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Bowling is a high-intensity activity characterized by various dynamic postures, involving repetitive twisting, extension, and rotation in a short period. The hours of repetitious practice contribute to a gradual deterioration in the functional capacity of the body. In the phases of throwing inherent to bowling actions, including preparation/wind-up, cocking, acceleration, and deceleration, the shoulder joint plays a pivotal role. Common shoulder injuries observed in throwing sports encompass micro instability, superior labrum anterior posterior (SLAP) tear, impingement, glenohumeral internal rotation deficit, scapular dyskinesia, and rotator cuff tear.The throwing motion necessitates a coordinated progression from toes to fingertips. Both bowlers and fielders are susceptible to shoulder injuries due to the substantial forces generated and the repetitive nature of throwing. The prevalence of shoulder instability in young amateur fast bowlers is a critical concern, given the demands of the sport and the potential long-term impact on musculoskeletal health

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Shoulder instability, Fast bowlers

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The separation among concepts here serves as a means to think about , plan, and discuss dance.

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Dance, classical, traditions, performed, fascinatin, Participatory.

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Swallowing tablets is a significant problem faced by adults and children, causing patients to fail to comply with medication complaints. To solve these problems, we have developed a new type of medicine that dissolves quickly and dissolves in saliva, called rapid-acting tablets. There are many fast-acting preparations on the market today, such as Claritin Reditab (manufacturer R.P. Scherr, Inc.). Risperdal M-Tab (manufactured by Jansen Pharmaceuticals), Tempra Quicklets (manufactured by Cima Labs, Inc.), and the technology is still being developed. Tablets are considered the most popular due to their easy transportation and low production costs, but patient outcomes are poor for children and the elderly with dysphagia. Tablets, capsules and syrups. Various MDDs are marketed, such as orally dissolving tablets and oral film-coated tablets (MDFS). MDF has emerged over the past few years from the food industry and oral care into breathtaking products, becoming a new and widely used product by consumers. The purpose of this review is to investigate the feasibility of rapid elimination of prescription drugs. Once administered, the tablets dissolve or disintegrate in the mouth without additional water to help preserve the active ingredient. Rapidly disintegrating tablets (FDTs) have become more and more in demand over the years and have become a rapidly growing area in the pharmaceutical industry as most tablets dissolve or burst in saliva within 60 seconds.

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Fast Dissolving Drug Delivery System (FDDS), Superdisintegrants, Mouth Dissolving Tablet, Mouth Dissolving Films( MDFs)

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Vata Dosha is considered as the prime Dosha as it is responsible for all the movements in the body .The disease Vatarakta holds a special place in the Ayurvedic literature due to its high prevalence in the society .The disease can be correlated with Gouty Arthiritis due to similarity in clinical presentation.In present era due to sedentary life style ,Gout is very common .Acharya Charaka has recommended Hapushadi Yapana Basti in Vatarakta..Basti help to cure disease and its symptoms.Hapushadi Yapana Basti is a subtype of Asthapana Basti which is having the property to support life and promote longevity.

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Vatarakta , Vata, Rakta , Basti, Gout

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GREEN MICRO FAINEANCE KIPRASANGIKTA : BHARTIYA PARIDRUSHYA KA AK ADHYAYAN

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GREEN MICRO FAINEANCE KIPRASANGIKTA : BHARTIYA PARIDRUSHYA KA AK ADHYAYAN

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Savitribai Jyotirao Phule was a prominent Indian pioneer, social reformer, educationist and poet who played an important role in women's education and empowerment during the nineteenth century. Her goal was freedom from Indian tradition, freedom from religious practices and fought for human rights, rights for education. She wanted to introduce practical philosophy of human being and emphasized on self-reliance and wanted to interpret Indian tradition in her own way. Savitribai is the first female teacher and first modern, radical, Marathi poet. She felt that women must receive an education as they were in no way inferior to men, they were not the slaves of men. Probably the first educated woman of that time who along with her husband Jyoti Rao Phule gained credit in the society by setting up the first girls' school 'Bide Wada'. For her work for women education many people called her as 'Jananajyoti' (Flame of Education) and 'Krantijyoti' (Flame of Revolution). On the other hand she was against Child marriage, caste system, untouchability and in favor of widow marriage. A leading figure in Maharashtra's social reform movement who is considered a role model by Dalit Manga and Mahar caste like B. R. Ambedkar and Annabhau Sathe. Hence, Savitri Phule is called as 'Mother of Indian Feminism'. This paper focuses on Savitribai Phule's journey of life, her activities as a poet, social reformer, educationist and feminist. This is a qualitative study and I have used content analysis, secondary data collection method.

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Key Words: Savitribai Phule, Social Reformer, Women education, Dalit education, Equality, Discrimination.

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ABSTRACT Background and objectives: Musculoskeletal disorders are the most common causes of severe long-term pain and physical disability that affects hundreds of millions across the world 63.2% of construction workers had at least one MSD, workers suffer from lack of good accommodation, basic sanitation, health facilities, stressful working conditions, and poor social life. So the main aim was to find the region of musculoskeletal disorders, and Quality of life in construction workers. Method: The study was conducted with 120 subjects and was conventional type. Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire, and World Health Organization Quality Of Life (WHOQOL)-BREF scales was used during the study and segregated. Result: After segregation of data, region affection was seen most commonly lower back, knee and shoulder (NMQ scale) , workers scored poor in the environmental domain of (WHOQOL)-BREF. Conclusion: From the results, it was concluded that there is high prevalence musculoskeletal disorders, quality of life is moderately affected.

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Key words: Musculoskeletal Skeletal Disorders, Construction workers, Quality of life (WHOQOL)-BREF scales, NORDIC Questionnaire.

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Keywords: Depression

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The global burden on multiple habitual conditions and quality of care for case. Multiple habitual conditions(MCC) is characterized by the presence of two or further habitual conditions, impacting one in three grown-ups around the world. Noncommunicable conditions(NCDs) kill 41 million people each time, original to 74 of all deaths' en- cyclopedically Each time, 17 million people die from a NCD before age 70; 86 of these unseasonable deaths do in low- and middle- income countries. Of all NCD deaths, 77 are in low- and middle- income countries. In addition to the particular and community costs, habitual conditions affect in a significant profitable burden because of the combined goods of health- care costs and lost productivity from illness and death. In the proposed frame, the relationship between multi-morbidity and quality of care is told by a case's number of habitual conditions, comorbidity characteristics(e.g., symptom intensity, clinical dominance) and comorbidity interrelatedness, all of which increase clinical complexity.

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Multiple chronic conditions, review, quality care of patient, medication use, cost, medication adherence.

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