Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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Dialect is a regional, temporal or social variety form of a natural language. It differs in pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary from the standard language. It is a spoken form of a language. A language may have many dialects. Likewise, Bodo language also has many varieties of dialect. The Bodo language is a Tibeto-Burman language. It is the 8th schedule language of the Indian Constitution of North East India. The Bodo speaker are settled in all over the North East India. They used the "Bodo" word to represent the community as well as the language. Bodo dialect of undivided Kamrup district of Assam is one of the regional Bodo dialect and it falls under the group of Eastern Bodo dialect. In this paper has discussed about the uses of pronoun between the standard Bodo language and dialect of undivided Kamrup district of Assam. This dialect is spoken in Barpeta, Nalbari, Kamrup (rural), Baksa, Kamrup (metro) district. The aims and objectives of this paper is to find out the similarities and dissimilarities of pronoun between the standard Bodo language and dialect of undivided Kamrup district of Assam.

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Bodo language, dialect, standard, undivided Kamrup district, pronoun.

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Abstract Ethno medicinal plant research was conducted on a collection of plants in Vadachennimalai Hill, Salem district in Tamil Nadu, India. Vadachennimalai Hill is approximately 835 meters high above sea level. In this current collection identify 70 plant species of 61 species of 36 families. The highest number of plants is observed in the family Euphorbiaceae. An ethno-medicinal plant survey was conducted at Vadachennimalai Hill Attur taluk of Salem District, Tamilnadu, with the clear intention of identifying the types of medicinal plants used by the local people. It resulted in about 70 medicinal plants treating several diseases alone or in combination with other ingredients. Information about proper plant and family ownership, place name and the traditional practice of 70 plant species of 36 families are discussed here for treatment of various diseases. The plants used by the local people in Vadachennimalai are listed along with the parts of the plants used for their ethno medicinal value.

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Keywords: Ethno-Medicine, Vadachennimalai Hill, Medicinal plants, Human diseases

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Most Indian Literature deals with texts that illustrate environment and various are the ways in which literature treats the subject of nature. Literature and environment are so intricately associated with each other that there are hardly a few instances of literary pieces without the references of the nature or the environment. In India, Literature in the ancient times for instance: The Vedas,convey us the importance of environment so much so that mankind not only conserves it but also worships it even today. On the other hand, Indian Literature of modern contemporary period, the author uses various theories like Eco-criticism, Eco Feminism, etc. which mainly focus on the environment.

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Sustainable practices, man-environment relationship, Indian Literature, Eco-Criticism Vedas, Ashramas.

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The rapid growth of industrialization generates a large quantity of waste. Along with iron production, large amount of iron slag is generated. This waste of slag can be mixed with the soil as stabilizer to improve the strength of the soil and soil behaviour. Many areas in our country there is most of Black cotton soil is available. Black cotton soil is very poor in strength and highly compressible and has extremely low bearing capacity. The admixture iron slag added in the soil to improve soil behaviour and its strength. The tests performed for testing geotechnical properties are water content test, specific gravity test, sieve analysis test, liquid limit test, and plastic limit test. These tests are showed the results of iron slag improve the geotechnical properties of the soil samples and these waste material iron slag is useful for our black cotton soil.

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Stabilization, Iron slag, Black cotton soil.

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KD Graph, PHP, MYSQL, XAMPP, Location, Proximity, Keyword, Query, Search Engine

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Augmented reality as a technology is itself quite a new trend in the Tech world and the integration of this technology with the Ecommerce sector is a relatively less explored field. Currently, our Ecommerce sector is not capable of providing a virtual experience to the customers but with the help of Augmented Reality, we can eliminate this problem and elevate the user experience by creating a completely new way for users to interact with the Ecommerce websites. The next revolution in the Ecommerce sector will be with the help of Augmented Reality (AR) technology as more and more customers would want a shopping experience that is tailored to their personal preferences and AR is one such technology that is capable of providing such experience to the customers. In this work we have explored how augmented reality when fused with the Ecommerce sector will affect the new age shoppers, for studying this we have created an Ecommerce web application with augmented reality features, this web application is capable of augmenting 3D models of the products available on the website onto the real-time environment thus creating a completely new user experience.

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3D modeling, augmented reality, e-commerce.

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Nanotechnology has emerged as a considerable tool for the development of nanomedicine to treat different type of life-threatening cancers with higher efficacy. The conventional treatments of cancer have many disadvantages and side effects. As an alternative to these conventional methods nanomaterials can be used. Nanoparticles have demonstrated great potential in diagnosis and therapy of cancer as these nanoparticles are eco-friendly, less toxic, biocompatible, cost-effective and useful in targeted drug delivery, detection of cancer biomarkers and bioimaging, even in early stages tumor can be visualized. However, to avoid the drawbacks related to their chemical and physical methods of synthesis, researchers have initiated the utilization of green or bio-synthesized nanoparticles. This review aims to summarize the uses of green synthesized nanoparticles for the management of cancer.

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Cancer, Nanotechnology, Nanoparticles, Green synthesis, Green synthesized nanoparticles, Plant extracts, Cancer nanotherapy, Anticancer activity, Cytotoxicity, Apoptotic activity

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ABSTRACT:- The present paper aims to highlight the struggle of Adivasi (Tribal) village Pachgaon of Gondpipri Taluka of Chandrapur District, Maharashtra, for achieving the ownership of the forest through Forest Right Act.The struggle of Pachgaon to achieve the ownership of the forests by Forest Right Act started in the year 2008 with the intervention of Paryavaran Mitra Sanstha (NGO). On December 2009 the Gram Sabha of Pachgaon passed the resolution of 1006.86 hectares adjacent Forest to be gained as ownership of Pachgaon to be demanded by the Forest Department. After series of meeting, movements and struggle with Forest Department and Government Administration the Pachgaon Gram Sabha was handed collective ownership of 1006.86 hectares of Forest on 25th June 2012. For effective management of Gram Sabha and conservation, preservation and protection of Forest Gram Sabha had made their own 114 rules and regulations which are to be followed by each and every villager. The Gram Sabha has nominated 38 members according to their Education and Skills to manage the functions of Gram Sabha and Forest ownership from among the village youths, and they are paid honorarium.

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Forest rights, Gram sabha, Peoples participation, Sustainable development

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Pandemic, Lockdown, Desperate, Limitations, Recommendations

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The purpose of the present paper is to study the flat parallel Minkowski space with special(??? ) metric and conformally flat finsler space with (??? ) metric.

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(??? ) metrics, Minkowski space, Flat parallel Minkowski space, Conformal Flatness.

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