Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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The Internet, Students, Social, Academic and Scientific information, Additional teaching resource.

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One of the greatest risk factors for cardiovascular diseases is hypocholesterolemia. Moringa oleifera is a good source of phytochemicals and is well explored for its antioxidant properties. The Moringa oleifera seed powder was studied for its hypocholesterolemic activity. Moringa oleifera seed was collected, sundried for 3 days and finally its ground into powder. The Moringa oleifera seed powder was used in cookies with 3 variation of each 5%, 10%, and 15% respectively. The standard cookies and 3 variation were given to 20 panel members and found the highest acceptability. Of all the variation 1 with 5% Moringa oleifera seed powder incorporated cookies had the highest acceptability.

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Keywords: Hypocholesterolemia, Moringa oleifera seed, cookies.

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Hypocrisy, Capitalistic, Materialistic, Deception, Corruption, Elmer Gantry, Evangelism

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hedging"social groups,approximators,shields

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Incorporation, Epic poem, Blank verse, Mythology, Allegory, Classics

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This paper aims at providing an account of the non-concatenative word formation processes adopted by Molsom language namely compounding and reduplication. In Molsom, the most productive types of compounds are the endocentric compound and exocentric compound. Endocentric compounds in Molsom are further classified into two: left-headed and right headed. Reduplication is also another productive morphological process in Molsom. It can be of two types: complete reduplication and partial reduplication. Molsom has plenty of partial reduplications; and the less productive one, i.e. complete reduplication has also been observed in Molsom. Molsom attests partial reduplication where the reduplicative template copies the entire part of the base from the right edge excepting the initial consonant. A fixed consonant begins the reduplicant which is predominantly a coronal [+cor] one: /t?/ or /s/. Instances of reduplicants with /b/ as the initial consonant are also noted. In cases where the base begins with a coronal i.e. /t?/ or /s/ the reduplicant prefers to keep the consonant unchanged and changes the immediate vowel after the consonant in a systematic way.

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Molsom, Compounding, Endocentric Compound, Exocentric Compound, Reduplication, Partial Reduplication, Complete Reduplication

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Housing for all and "Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation" (AMRUT) scheme made by the government of India contribute for the increase in consumption of medium and economy range Decorative Paints. The preference of the people in paints has changed in last few years from traditional white wash to higher quality paints like emulsion and enamel. This change is due to media exposures and innovative marketing techniques adopted by the paint companies.The paint companies are doing efforts for the growth by focusing on distribution network, product portfolios, brand building, skill development of painters and digital advertising.

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Marketing, Paint companies, decorative paints, industrial paints, Asian Paints, Nerolac Paints.

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Sirenomelia, Caudal regression syndrome, mermaid, Retinoic acid

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The outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic in China in 2019 is such one type of worst impact on world after influenza in the decade of 1911-20. The socio-economic conditions of every country and every person are affected by covid-19. The lockdown imposed by almost all countries in the world to prevent the virus spread, worsened the daily life of human beings.. There is decline in growth rate, production, employment opportunities, business transactions and increase in inflation etc. are economically impacted aspects. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Governments have to take various measures like lockdown, diverting the funds to increase the health facilities, medicines and vaccines, support the front warriors financially and morally. The world economic growth rate declined as well as of India. This article is intended to understand the Covid-19 pandemic origin, spread worldwide, to assess the impact on Indian Economy and to know the sectoral changes in India during the Covid-19 pandemic. As per the data revealed by the Ministry of Statistics, India's growth rate was fallen to 3.1 percent in the Quarter 4 of the 2020 Financial Year. The unemployment has risen to 26% in April, from 6.7% in March 2020. The Indian economy was likely to lose $4.5 billion every day during the first phase of lockdown period from 25 March to 14 April 2020. The economic loss expected to almost $2.8 trillion in the country during complete lockdown period. The area sown under Kharif and Rabi crops and the production of wheat and rice has been steadily increasing over the years. The area sown under food grains in the Kharif cycle of 2021-22 was higher (743 Lakh Hectars) than in the previous year (732 Lakh Hectars). During the first lockdown period in March 2020, the industrial output declined in core industry and indices. All the sectors in Services registered negative growth in the covid-19 period. The negative growth is very high in respect to Trade, hotels, transport, communication and services related to broadcasting with -18.2 in 2020-21. Anyhow, the Covid-19 made learnt new things in all sectors of economy viz. work from home, online payments, increased use of technology, health awareness, telemedicine, social distance, online teaching and learning.

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Covid-19, Indian Economy, Agriculture, Industries, Services

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There are some conversations one never forgets, and one such conversation we had with a child while undergoing our study made us realise that even though we are at a peak of global economic boom, we have failed to consider these children belonging to the streets in every aspect. Be it education or basic healthcare, the street children are often being neglected. Seldom do we hear from our authorities, any major work being undertaken for these kids. Over the course of time spent studying these street Children, one can effectively agree that children are the first victims of the urbanisation that is being forced upon the world. There are several studies supporting my claim, that around 38000 kids live on the streets of Mumbai who are deprived of the basic facilities of food, clothing, and shelter that is required for their bare survival (according to a report published by TISS and Action Aid India, 2013). Their vulnerability is captured by the fact that two out of five of them have had to face physical, verbal, or sexual abuse and forced starvation at some point of time in their lives. Government protection like the Right to Education Act seems to bypass them, with nearly one out of four in the school-going age remaining homeless and illiterate. Hence, we believe incorporating these kids in the planning of towns and considering them at urban level is of prime importance, to ensure the primary right of all children: the right to their childhood, for which, we need to focus on the plight of the homeless children by creating some momentum to the existing Urban planning policy to ensure that no more children are delivered up to the harshness of life on the streets by introducing temporary and modular shelters. The first step in all of this is to provide shelter to them where they can live, learn, and work without pressurising the already crowded town of Mumbai.

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Urban, Suitability, Street Children, Open Space, Play Grounds

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