Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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Introduction: Oral health is important for quantity of life. Oral cancer is major health problem in developing country. Oral cavity is most common site for both Pre-malignant and Malignant lesions. Aim: To study histopathology of pre-malignant and malignant lesions of oral cavity with reference to age, sex and site distribution. Material and methods: Total 140 cases of oral cavity lesions were studied from January 2023 to December 2023. Received biopsy after adequate fixation in 10% buffered formalin, were routinely processed and embedded in paraffin wax. Multiple sections are obtained and stained with Hematoxylin and eosin. All specimens are studied with perspective of age, sex, site and final histopathological diagnosis. Result: Total 140 cases were studied. 61 cases were malignant, 48 cases were pre-malignant and 31 cases were others. Peak incidence of tumors of both pre-malignant and malignant lesions were seen in the age group of 41-50 years. Male predominance was seen. The buccal mucosa was most frequently involved site. Among malignant lesions most common was moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma and among premalignant lesions most common was keratosis with mild dysplasia. Conclusion: Early detection of pre-malignant lesion can prevent further complication. Hence not only clinical examination but also histopathological examination which is gold standard for lesions of oral cavity.

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Histopathology, oral cavity, pre-malignant, malignant

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China, with the second-largest economy globally, has emerged as a significant player in the global economy due to its export-focused development strategy, economic reforms, and opening-up policies. The research explores the complex effects of China's ascent, including its place in international supply chains, the change in trade balances, technical developments, and the effects of bilateral and regional trade agreements. It seeks to shed light on the complex interactions between China's economic development and the dynamic frameworks of global trade via an extensive examination of issues, worries, and case studies. The results add to a more sophisticated comprehension of the opportunities and complications present in the international economic system that is shaped by China's economic might.

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China, Belt and Road Initiative, United States of America, European Union, Trade, Global Supply Chain, World Trade Organisation

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Keywords: Bisphenol A, Bhuj, Surface water, Wastewater, Gujarat

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Abstract- Historically, the proximate origin of the President's Rule in traced back to the Government of India Act, 1935. This Act, for the first time, specifically empowered the establish linkage with Governor General at centre under section 93 with emergency powers which they could use for taking over the provincial administration. Article 356 of the Indian Constitution has its ancestry in Section 93 of the Government of India Act, 1935.

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Section 93 of Indian Government Act of -1935, Article-188 of Draft Constitution, Article-278 of Draft Constitution, Emergency Power, Article 356 of the State Emergency, Use of Article-356, President's Rule,

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From powering homes to supporting businesses, electrical appliances are vital elements of daily life. Yet, breakdowns are inevitable, and access to reliable repair often lags in semi-urban and rural areas. This article shines a light on the entrepreneurial potential of establishing appliance repair centres in these underserved communities. We delve into the market needs, technical aspects of servicing, equipment requirements, and financial considerations involved in setting up such centres. Skilful technicians, proactive risk management, and adapting to technological advancements are key aspects we emphasize. Beyond offering repair services, these centres have a significant economic impact. They create jobs, boost local economies, and contribute to regional development. We offer practical advice on mitigating risks, ensuring safety, maintaining robust supply chains, and optimizing operational continuity. Drawing on research and expert insights, the article champions upholding quality standards, remaining competitive in the global market, and factoring in margin money as crucial aspects of financial planning. Ultimately, this document serves as a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to bridge the repair gap while making a positive impact on local communities. This rephrased version emphasizes the broader impact of these repair centres, focusing on their potential to empower communities and revitalize regional economies.

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ecommerce online shopping, Electrical products, Repair products, free lancer

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In the intricate landscape of corporate governance, the procedures surrounding the appointment and dismissal of directors within Indian corporations emerge as pivotal determinants of organizational efficiency, ethical conduct, and sustained growth. The Company Laws in India, particularly enshrined in the Companies Act of 2013, lay down the legal foundations governing these critical processes. This paper undertakes a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted dimensions inherent in the legal framework surrounding director appointments and dismissals in Indian corporations. The profound impact of these processes on corporate governance cannot be overstated, necessitating a nuanced understanding of the legal intricacies that govern them.

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director appointment, Director dismissal, Companies Act 2013

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Indian policy towards Micro and Small enterprises (MSE's) uses a simple definition of a cluster. Micro and Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) defines a cluster as a group of enterprises located in nearby locations where they produce same or complementary products or services. In Indian context, this simple approach is very useful as the cluster policy is strongly connected with development policy for rural areas and small cities. The Indian Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) has adopted the cluster development approach as a key strategy for enhancing the productivity and competitiveness of MSEs and binding it with creation of industrial infrastructure. The main concept behind this scheme is to build small local cooperation networks of MSEs, which will change their surroundings in a positive way. Cluster Development Programme (CDP) is a sequential mix of soft and hard intervention which improves capacity building, productivity and competitiveness of MSMEs. Clustering is the way forward which helps the country to have socio-economic development at each corner leading to regional balance. This phenomenon helps the country to face and solve the primary problem of migration issues, regional gap of development (societal turbulence), rich-poor divide (poverty elevation), employment, reducing dependency on service sector. This concept is towards the 'Atmanirbhar' which provides opportunities for growth.

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"A STUDY ON THE POSITIVE IMPACT OF CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ON THE MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO TEXTILE CLUSTERS IN MAHARASHTRA STATE"

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Agriculture, as the backbone of our societies, plays a pivotal role in sustaining livelihoods and feeding the growing global population. To empower farmers with technology, facilitate market access, and address linguistic barriers, we introduce the "HarvestHub" Farmer's E-Commerce Application. This application, crafted in local languages, serves as a comprehensive platform for farmers to buy and sell a diverse range of agricultural products, including fruits, vegetables, seeds, and fertilizers. The overarching goal of HarvestHub is to enhance market accessibility, break language barriers, and set the stage for future advancements in agricultural technology, particularly in the realm of plant disease prediction.

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Farmers, E-Commerce, Technology, Agriculture, Crop, Yield, Language, Market, Income.

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This study aims to explore the factors influencing student preferences for pursuing higher education in foreign universities among students attending selected colleges in Coimbatore City. The study will explore the student preference for pursuing higher education in foreign universities. Stratified random sampling method is used for this study with the sample size of 120 respondents. It apparent that foreign education has become more significant to get job opportunities in reputed countries. Further foreign education attracts the students who prefer more knowledge about cultural practice and language of different foreign countries. It enables the students to develop their creativity and entrepreneurial skills. The major problems faced by the students to study in the foreign university is financial factor to overcome this factor by providing merit and scholarship opportunities.

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Higher education, foreign education, students' preference, entrepreneurial skills, Scholarship, opportunities

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This research paper will delve into the intricate relationship between unreliable narrators and the concept of post-truth within Paula Hawkins's novel, "The Girl on the Train." In a future where personal beliefs and emotional appeals are anticipated to potentially eclipse objective facts, this psychological thriller will continue to provide a valuable lens for examining the complexities of truth, perception, and narrative manipulation. The paper will analyse how the novel's narrative structure, featuring multiple unreliable narrators, will blur the boundary between reality and fiction, echoing the expected challenges posed by a post-truth society. It will scrutinise the anticipated unreliability of the narrators, including Rachel, Megan, and Anna, as they present their perspectives on the central mystery, which is expected to frequently contradict one another, akin to the anticipated multiple sources of information in the post-truth era. The paper will also explore how the narrators' subjectivity, influenced by emotions, biases, and personal motivations, will align with the anticipated post-truth idea that personal beliefs will mould one's interpretation of information. The novel's portrayal of blurred reality, where characters are expected to grapple with distinguishing truth from perception, will mirror the expected intricacies of navigating a post-truth landscape. Moreover, it will analyse the novel's challenges to objective truth, reflecting the expected post-truth phenomenon's coexistence of conflicting narratives and the contentious nature of objective truth itself.

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Unreliable Narrators, Post-Truth, Subjectivity, Deception, Blurred Reality, Scepticism, Narrative Manipulation, Perception vs. Reality.

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