Volume 13 | Issue 2 |

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Vata is one of the three primary doshas in Ayurveda, alongside Pitta and Kapha. It is defined as the driving force behind all motion, communication, and coordination which is integral to numerous bodily processes. Its influence governs the various aspects of life, enabling movement, energy transfer, and the flow of communication within the body and mind. Physiologically, Vata is responsible for essential activities such as respiration, circulation, digestion, excretion, and the functioning of the nervous system. These processes ensure the maintenance of homeostasis and the body's adaptability to internal and external changes. Vata's influence is intricately linked to its interplay with Pitta and Kapha, ensuring systemic harmony. While Kapha provides stability and structure, Pitta drives the metabolic transformation, whereas Vata enables the movement and communication necessary for their functions. This holistic perspective highlights Vata's significance not only in promoting homeostasis but also in addressing imbalances that can lead to the onset and progression of disease. Understanding and managing Vata through proper diet, lifestyle, and therapeutic interventions remain essential components of Ayurveda's approach to health and healing. This paper aims to analyse and evaluate the numerous roles of the Vata dosha in light of present physiological understanding.

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Vata, Pitta, Kapha, Humours , Physiology, Dosha

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In today's world of competitive economy, entrepreneurship play a vital role in the growth and progress of the economics of a country. The creativity and innovative ideas of the entrepreneurs led to the industrialization of a nation. Start-up is one of the leading spirits that serve the nation by removing unemployment and poverty and creating sustainable economic development. Startups in the Northeast states of India have been leading innovation in various sectors such as agriculture, natural resources, healthcare and more importantly in the local culture. This study analyses the effect of Start-up India Campaign in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The study also focuses on the growth and prospects of start-up companies in North East Indian states

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Startup, entrepreneurship, growth and development, Northeast India

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Mahatma Gandhi's Views on education

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Mahatma Gandhi's Views on education

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Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o's The Perfect Nine is a groundbreaking narrative that merges traditional epic storytelling with a contemporary feminist lens. Set in the origins of the Gĩkũyũ people of Kenya, it recounts the mythic journey to find suitable partners for the ten daughters—dubbed "The Perfect Nine." This verse narrative intricately weaves folklore, mythology, adventure, and allegory, creating a tapestry which is rich in cultural resonance.

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Ecocriticism, Postcolonial, Mythology, Ecology

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This study compares traditional and AI-powered information seeking behaviors among students at Mahatma Gandhi Central University of Bihar (MGCUB) and Central University of South Bihar (CUSB). Through a mixed-methods approach combining surveys, interviews, and log analysis, we examined how 500 undergraduate and postgraduate students utilize both conventional library resources and emerging AI tools like ChatGPT for academic research. Key findings indicate that while students still heavily rely on traditional methods, AI assistants are rapidly gaining traction, particularly for initial exploratory searches and ideation. However, concerns persist around AI hallucinations and plagiarism risks. The study provides insights to inform library services and information literacy programs in the age of generative AI. We conclude with recommendations for integrating AI tools responsibly into academic workflows while preserving critical information evaluation skills.

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Information seeking behavior, artificial intelligence, academic libraries, chatbots, MGCUB, CUSB

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Price wars represent one of the most intense forms of market competition, where companies engage in aggressive pricing strategies to capture market share. This research paper delves into the intricate dynamics of price wars through the lens of game theory, providing a comprehensive analysis of the strategic interactions between competing firms. The paper begins with an introduction to price wars, followed by a detailed exploration of game theory as a theoretical framework. It then examines the characteristics of price wars, real-world examples, and theoretical strategies for managing them. The paper concludes with key takeaways and implications for businesses

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Assessment of Simulation-Based Intervention on Nursing Students' Knowledge of Essential Newborn Care This study evaluates the effectiveness of a simulation-based intervention on improving nursing students' knowledge regarding essential newborn care (ENC) at a selected college in Bhopal. Involving 58 students, pre-tests indicated inadequate basic knowledge with an average score of 38.2%. Post-intervention scores rose significantly to 83.4%, with notable improvements in key areas, reflecting a 45.2% knowledge gain (P <= 0.001). The study revealed that younger students exhibited more substantial improvements, while marital status had no significant impact on knowledge enhancement. Findings advocate for the integration of interactive, simulation-based methods within nursing curricula to address knowledge gaps, particularly in breastfeeding initiation, and enhance practical outcomes in neonatal care.

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Simulation-based intervention ,Nursing students , Essential newborn care (ENC) , Knowledge improvement ,Breastfeeding initiation ,Neonatal care ,Interactive learning Educational outcome,

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Films are a mirror of society. Society has expected women to conform to traditional norms, and so has the film portrayed women in the same way. In the 21st century, women have focused on subverting traditional gender roles and patriarchy. They are on a path of self-discovery and have struggled to become their true selves. Films of recent times have begun portraying complex, multifaceted female characters who defy conventional expectations. This study explores the film Laapataa Ladies for feminist themes and examines the story of female characters who subvert patriarchy and the traditional gender norms of society. This research uses feminist film theories emphasizing on Laura Mulvey's concept to analyse this female-centric film, focusing on how the film challenges conventional gender norms and provides fresh insights into women's experiences.

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women, traditional gender norms, patriarchy, self-discovery, feminist films

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Information is the oxygen that only citizen needs to live in the social structure of the society and maintain democratic balance. As democratic device to empower the common man in relation to the government, the Right to Information Act, 2005 has raised high expectation in India. It reduced the gap between administration and people. RTI Act become a pioneer tools to the citizen for promoting transparency, accountability and reduce corruption. According to Mother Teresa- "Honesty, and transparency make you vulnerable. Be honest and transparency any way". The aim of this article is explain about the importance of RTI in India and its provisions.

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Information, RTI Act, Democracy, Corruption.

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After the covid - 2019, Everyone is busy with online activities. In India, the teenager percentage is 10-19 so many activities are related to mobile. Challenging mobile use plays an important role in public health and is linked with deprived mental health outcomes. A sample size of 398 was used to observe and check mobile addiction in a few phenomena. Machine learning helps to predict teenagers' addiction to mobile. We will try too many algorithms to check for predictions based on real data for some realistic scenarios. And we will get the best results in terms of slabs.

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DSM-5, MS-Excel, Google form, Jupyter-Notebook, PyCharm, Machine Learning Algorithms and python

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