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UPM students' perception on the influence of the snapchat on their social values

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Key words-Make in India, Comparative Advantage,Atma Nirbhar Bharat

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Peptic ulcer, Medicinal Plants, Herbal Drugs.

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Our biosphere consists of many ecosystem and these ecosystems contributed by different living individuals and each individual play it's important role in Ecosystem. In this review mosquito which is major issue for us also get cleared through aquatic predators we are going to get information about different individuals specially aquatic individual which play Dynamic role in Food chain. Aquatic predators are the group of insects having dynamic role in Food chain, food web, Ecosystem.Aquatic predators play major role in aquatic ecosystems and related disciplines.

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Aquatic, predators, planktons, zooplankton,Copepod

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In India, the nineteenth century witnessed a series of social reform movements starting which aimed at revolutionizing the social setup and bring equality among human beings. Under social reform movements Christian missionaries and Indian socio-religious reformers raised their voice against the evil practices towards women of Indian societies, such as, sati, child marriage, infanticide, polygamy, widow remarriage and property laws, devadasi system, women education etc. Thus in the nineteenth century, very strong and practical steps were taken by the social reformers to mitigate the social sufferings of women. In this chapter, some of the important social reform movements of the nineteenth century India have been discussed in the following pages.

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Social Reform Movements in India

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In the United States, the term "verbatim theatre" is rarely used among scholars and theatre practitioners; they rather use the term "documentary" to refer to all such factually-based genres or reality theatre. The word 'documentary' first entered the lexicon in the United States in February 1926. The French use the term 'documentaire' to refer to a travelogue. But both English and French concepts are derived from the Latin 'docui' that means 'to teach, rehearse a play'. This fact refers to two essential bases in documentary theatre; the first is the educative task it has, and the second is being factual and fictional in the same time. Indeed, one believes that 'to teach' is 'to imply facts and documents,' and 'to rehearse a play' is 'to entertain through fiction and imagery.' Furthermore, critics assume that documentary has other functions. She lists six functions of contemporary documentary theatre: to re-open trials in order to critique justice, to create additional historical accounts, to reconstruct an event, to intermingle autobiography with history, to critique the operations of both documentary and fiction, and to elaborate the oral culture of theatre (Martin, Bodies of evidence 12-13). Nevertheless, in the United Kingdom they use both terms but distinguish between them. Brian Barton (Trans. Of Garde) uses the term "reality theatre" as a broad category or a general term and categorize under it all other minor practices including verbatim, tribunal, documentary, autobiographical, and history theatre. This study provides a historical background of the reality theatre to better perceive this genre of theatre from its rise and its development until recent days. Its main purpose is to give an overview and a theoretical explanation, its relation to politics, and the ethical considerations a playwright should particularly have with such factually-based theatre.

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Reality Theatre, Theatre and Politics, Dramaturgy, Testimony Theater, Verbatim Theater, Factually-based Theater.

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Increasing rate of mental health problem affecting socio-economic development has become a growing concern worldwide. Psychological wellbeing has become very essential for better management of mental health and to live a healthy, sustainable and productive life as it is the key component to maintain overall wellbeing of an individual. In a life span an individual passes through different stages of life and successive transitions which bring about various life challenges. Inability to cope with these situations leads to psychological problems. Individuals need to be more competent and skilled to overcome these challenges they come across throughout life. These competencies or skills are known as life skills which promote mental wellbeing. Music for its innate potential has been proved to have the capacity to influence psychological and socio-cultural aspects of human being and thereby considered as one of the finest tools for life skills development. The present study focuses on how music influences and develops life skills and helps individuals to deal effectively with the emerging life challenging situations to balance mental health of an individual.

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Life skills, Mental health, Music, Psychological competence, Psychological-wellbeing

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An understanding of fear and different types of phobias will help in promoting the integration of biological principles of learning, which determines the evolution of culture. It will provide insights into the workings of the different types of fear and a better understanding of the neural mechanisms involved in social emotional behavior in man. It gives you instincts to survive and makes you more cautious in preparing oneself to a new level of concentration. Fear is a most powerful, natural and primitive human emotion.

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Phobias, Types, Homoeopathy, Remedies

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The Atharva Veda is deemed to be an encyclopedia for medicine and Ayurveda (the science of life) is considered as Upa Veda (supplementary subject) of the Atharva Veda. A high quality of Medical Knowledge was prevalent in ancient India. The present day Archaeological evidences of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa impart the high civilization in matters of sanitation and hygiene. An analysis of the material in the Vedas reveals that, all the four Vedas replete the references regarding various aspects of medicine. The Atharva Veda is deemed to be an encyclopedia for medicine "Interalia", and Ayurveda (the science of life) is considered as Upa Veda (supplementary subject) of the Atharva Veda. A few glimpses of medical Science as prevalent in the ancient India have been presented here.

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Atharva Veda , Ayurvedic, Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, Yoga, Mantras, Therapy etc.

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