Volume 11 | Issue 2 |

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India, with a rich history & legacy of Ayurveda, has been using this ancient repository of plants and their extracts for their medicinal properties. The objective of this study is to study the structural constituents of Trachyspermum ammi seeds for their potential medicinal applications. T. ammi is a native of Egypt and has been cultivated in different regions in South & West Asia such as Iraq, Afghanistan, and India. The results of our analysis showed the presence of flavonoids, saponins, alkaloids, phenols, glycosides, & carbohydrates in T. ammi. Further four compounds were isolated, and their structural analysis revealed the presence of flavones & flavanones. These constituents have been known to show different medicinal properties for humans and their presence clearly indicates that extracts from T. ammi can be leveraged for them .

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Trachyspermum ammi; plant extracts; phytochemicals; medicinal plants

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The word caste originated from the Spanish and Portugese word `casta` which means race and lineage. It is a determining factor of traditional position in society. Therefore, division of society into various groups is a common feature in all human societies. Traditional pattern of stratification of Indian society has certain unique and pervasive features that are rooted in past. Indian society, especially Hindu society is divided into four fold Varna system that interlinks to the theory of caste system as it is rooted in Varna division. The four major varnas or castes are Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas and Sudras. The last varna or caste is called Dalits who represents a marginal section of society that is denied access to the worldly affairs. Since ages, they have been oppressed and exploited socially, politically and culturally in the name of religion, God, Goddess, rebirth, paradise and other factors by the upper caste sections which is depicted by Omprakash Valmiki in his autobiography Jhootan. This paper is an attempt to explore how Omprakash Valmiki through his autobiography Jhootan portrays the cruelty of casteism and pathetic pain of Dalits.

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Casta, Varna System, Dalits, Omprakash Valmiki, Jhootan, Casteism, Pathetic Pain

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Anthropocene, conservation, reforestation, environmental crisis

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One of India's largest and fastest-growing industries is the healthcare sector. In India, the internet has evolved into a widely used platform for making purchases of goods and services. Online drugstore purchases are not an exception. The benefits of buying pharmaceuticals outside the conventional supply chain are outweighed by a number of patient safety issues. The industry does, however, confront difficulties like a lack of consumer trust, a lack of consumer rights protection, and a lack of financial transaction security. Both rural and urban people's awareness of e- commerce platforms was crucial during the pandemic time. In comparison to other industrialized economies and the largest developing economies, the Indian online pharmacy sector is still in its infancy. The pharmaceutical market ranks 13th in terms of value and third in terms of volume.

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E-pharmacy, online medications, Pandemic.

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Travel texts produced during the colonial era by both men and women adhere to stereotypical models written from the Eurocentric point of view and are therefore always one sided. The Other is not given any agency to represent the Self. English is the language of the colonizer, as far as India is concerned. Very few Indians had the knowledge of English. It is therefore imperative that they had no knowledge on how they were represented. Another reason was that their views were never considered. Since this paper pertains to a travel text by a British journalist Mary Frances Billington, written during the colonial times, the expectation would be naturally along the lines of the other travel texts produced during the colonial times. But, the text that is being written about in this paper which is titled, Woman of India, written by Mary Frances Billington, published in the year 1895 defies all norms, stereotypes and expectations. It stands out in the entire body of travel texts. This text also stands out for another reason. Though travel journalism and war reportage are other forms of travel writing considered as travel writing in the present day, the text in question is related to travel journalism, it has not been accorded the merit it truly deserves. Subsequently, it will be substantiated why this text alone should be viewed differently, if not totally apart, a bit away from Colonial tendencies.

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Stereotypes, Colonialism, Post-Colonialism, Racializing, Colony, Subversion, Colonizer

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Nanorobotics, Dwarf, Nanobots, Nanoids, Nanites, Nanomites, Respirocytenanorobots, Microbivorsum nanorobots, Nanomedicines.

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The soundness of a company's financial position is related to its fundamentals. The basics provide information on a corporation. If a company is expanding profitably, increasing at a good rate, has few debts, and has enough of cash on hand, we can say that its fundamentals are strong. Instead of focusing on the daily fluctuations in a company's share price, an in-depth review of its financials is required to determine its fundamentals. Fundamental analysis is typically used by equity researchers to determine the intrinsic worth of a company's shares. A company's stock is overvalued if it trades above its inherent worth or fair value. Stocks are undervalued if they trade for less than their intrinsic value. The share price of the majority of companies, however, never corresponds with the fair value, if you pay close attention to the stock markets. Regardless of the companies' long-term growth prospects, day traders and other investors who favour short-term investment possibilities frequently invest in those equities. Long-term investors, however, typically favor to invest in businesses with strong fundamentals and disregard short-term share price fluctuations. A all type of current ratio, debt equity ratio, quick ratio, gross profit ratio etc.

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analysis, intrinsic value, stock market, share price, current ratio, gross profit ratio all type of ratio include.

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The retail industry in India is thriving, and it is one of the country's three main economic drivers alongside agriculture and industry. India's retail industry alone is responsible for over 15% of the country's GDP, making the services sector the greatest contributor. One way of looking at retail is as the link between the producer and the one-to-one consumer market, where purchases are made for direct use. As India opened its doors to the global market, the makeup and nature of FDI have changed significantly. Foreign direct investment (FDI) is seen as a key factor in helping India's economy thrive. There is renewed optimism and high anticipation that the government's strategy of permitting Foreign Direct Investment in the multiband retail sector would act as a catalyst to support economic progress in our nation. This research aims to investigate and analyze the effects of FDI in retail on human capital and economic growth as a whole.

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Retail, FDI, GDP, and GDP growth are all terms that may be used to describe the expansion of the economy.

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The Indian economy is growing at a fast rate, and there are over a billion people living in the country. Researchers have been focusing on the insurance industry's ethical problems over the past decade. In today's society, ethics seems to have taken a back seat due to an increase in scams in public life. In this regard, the importance of this paper is even greater in the insurance industry, especially when huge financial transactions are involved. To emphasize the ethical issues in the insurance business. The problems and challenges were measured by SWOT analysis. In conclusion, this study provides how to overcome the problems and challenges faced by Insurance Industries in India.

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Keywords: Problems, Challenges, Financial Transaction, Ethical, Insurance, SWOT.

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