Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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Yogasanas, Heart rate, high school girls

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Economic Empowerment, Family Empowerment, Social Psychological Empowerment and Education Status

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A meat analogous is a meat substitute of meat for people consuming vegan products . It is also called as faux-meat ,mock meat,vegan meat ,meat alternative which contains the characteristics ie.flavour , texture,colour,taste,nutrition same as the meat. Meat is always considers as the product having high protein content and good nutrition benefits as well,which is beneficial for human health.But on the other hand vegetarian people are not able to consume it. The plant based protein are consumed by people since many years and the studies have been taken to make it better and nutritive. Developing a new food products for vegan to the consumers is a challenge. However, it is even more complex when these new foods to develop is an meat substitute products that are highly appreciated and accepted, like meat. This challenge was accepted by many developers to develop new sustainable meat substitutes to reduce the negative environmental impact of industrial-scale meat production for human consumption. Due to the animal diseases, global shortage of animal protein, global warming the demand and need of plant based protein has increased, Happily there is an increasing importance of legume, oil-seed proteins in the manufacturing of various functional food products due to their high-protein contents and texture. However, the greatest obstacle to utilize these legumes and oil-seeds is the presence of antinutrients present in them , though these can successfully removed or inactivated by employing certain processing methods. Legumes and oil-seeds provide well-balanced amino acid profiles when consumed with cereals ,Soybean proteins and other plant proteins have been used for preparation of meat analogues successfully.

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vegan meat, plant analogue, vegetarian, plant protein, vegan, meat alternative, protein rich food

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Abstract: Khawaja Ahmad Abbas is a well known Urdu writer and a journalist. He is famous not only in India but also in abroad. He is author of more than seventy books of fiction and non-fiction in three languages Urdu, English and Hindi. His works reflect his deep-rooted of not being pessimism but his promise to social revolution and change. He is firm believer for the values of democratic system, secularism and socialism and proved himself to be a representative for the working class of the world. This paper will focus on the much talked issues and exploitations occurred during partition in works of K. A Abass. Key Notes: social, exploitation, revolution, secular, Ideology

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Key Notes: social, exploitation, revolution, secular, Ideology

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The water needs of the hilly people for generations have been met by natural sources of water. Traditionally, Tuikhur (i.e., water seepages accumulated in artificially fabricated reservoirs and springs water collected in artificial tanks) on the hill slopes and collection of rainwater is used as the main source of drinking water in Aizawl. With increasing population, traditional source of water became progressively inadequate for fulfilling the water needs of the people. Despite the area is gifted with abundant rains, the major portion of it goes waste in the form of surface runoff due to high relief and steep slopes. At present, the capital of Mizoram faces water crisis and despite piped water supply scheme, the quantum of water supplied is far below the civic standards.

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Tuikhur, House Connection, Rainwate, Source of Water

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Keywords - Cityness, Public Events, Temporal Acts, Temporal Space, Urban Transformation, Temporality, Design, Placemaking

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Jammu and Kashmir has been an integral part of India. The region is enriched in the flora and fauna. The region is of strategic importance as per the territorial security is considered. The region shares its boundary with china and Pakistan. The region was earlier being governed as monarchy under the Maharaja of Kashmir and became part of India after the execution of the instrument of accession. Article 370 and Article 35-A were giving the state limited autonomy and independence as to its certain affairs. The regulation of such laws were temporal and were being enlisted under part 21 of the Constitution. The state was having its own constitution. In 1980s, separatist movements and insurgency has led disruptions in the state. The president has revoked the temporal status of the state through the order and parliament has passed legislation to reorganize the state into two union territories. This article will be evaluating the constitutionality of the order, act and the executive changes made to the region. The article also focuses on the aftermaths and the impacts of the suspension of article 370 in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The article will discuss the judicial interpretations of the Honourable courts on the article 370 and the approach favoured by the judiciary in matters of the region.

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Abrogation, Constitutionality, Insurgency, Temporal Status, Judicial Interpretations.

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Key Words: Metaphor, Mythical, Art, Style, Stories

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Anxiety itself is often the normal accompaniment in most of the diseases, whether organic or psychological. It is diagnosed by the process of exclusion. Anxiety can by anticipatory, agitational or depressive. The direct pathway of expression of anxiety is over stimulation of sympathetic nervous system which can result in 1. Psychomotor Expressions like facial tics, thumb sucking, stammering etc. 2. Autonomic Expressions like palpitation, profuse perspiration, flushing, icy cold limbs etc. 3. Impaired Intellectual Functioning like indolence, lack of concentration, poor memory, mental confusion 4. Altered Perception 5. Emotional accompaniments like irritability, temper tantrums, hostile outrages 6. Impaired Sexual function 7. Impaired relations with family and friends. Anxiety may express indirectly or may get submerged beneath the outer form of behavior or action which is not quite normal. The three major forms of expression of Anxiety are 1. Neurotic 2. Psychotic and 3. Psychosomatic. Homoeopathy believes that the organs are not the man but on the contrary the man is prior to the organs. From man to his organs and not from organs to the man. It is from first to last is the order of sickness as well as the order of cure. The very foundation of homoeopathic practice considers man not only as an individual, but as a complete unit in himself, of which all his parts comprise a well-balanced whole. Homoeopathy, therefore, does not consider any one part as being ill, but considers the manifestation of illness in one part in its relation to the whole man.

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Anxiety, Homoeopathy, Materia Medica, Neurosis, Psychosis,

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Prices in the stock market keep on fluctuating incessantly. Assets whose prices keep on fluctuating are called volatile assets. Volatility is thus fluctuations in the price of an asset over a given time period. Volatility of an asset stands out to be a major factor considered by an investor while taking investment decisions. It is a key aspect influencing the risk management, portfolio management and financial decisions taken by various stakeholders. Moreover, being at the core of so many decisions taken by different stakeholders, researchers for decades have been engrossed with developing the ability to predict the stock market volatility as precisely as possible. As a result there have been several models developed so far in order to predict volatility of an asset. These models have been tested majorly in the more developed markets and less number of tests has been conducted in developing markets. This paper is an attempt to fill this gap and test volatility prediction in the Indian stock market, essentially on the Nifty index.

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Volatility, random walk, long term mean, stock markets

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