Volume 12 | Issue 5 |

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In a world that celebrated the brash and bold, the quiet revolution of introverted entrepreneurs rose. This paper peels back the curtain on how introverts, often misunderstood as unsuited for leadership, turned their inward focus into powerful entrepreneurial fuel. It defines the introverted leader, not as a shy wallflower, but as a strategist with untapped potential. But challenges abounded. The paper tackled these head-on, from navigating social norms to overcoming self-doubt, and unveiled the "4 Ps Process": a framework empowering introverts through planning, preparation, personalization, and prioritization. This became their secret weapon, transforming introspection into strategic action. The paper navigated the nuanced landscape of introverted leadership, offering practical strategies for conquering areas like public speaking, team management, and navigating office politics. The "4 Ps" became a guiding light, illuminating a path to thrive in environments often built for extroverts. The results were undeniable. The paper showcased the wins: stronger relationships, impactful decision-making, and a distinct model of leadership built on genuine connection and strategic brilliance. The call to action extended beyond individual success, urging organizations to embrace diverse leadership styles and unlock the previously untapped potential of introverted talent. This paper is not just a guide but a manifesto. It rewrites the narrative of success, celebrating the quiet strength of introverts and their unique power to lead. It's time to step away from the spotlight and redefine leadership, not by volume, but by the strategic minds, genuine connections, and the quiet revolutions introverts ignited in the world of business.

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Entrepreneurs, Introverts, Wallflower, Social Norms, Introspection, Guiding Light, Extroverts, Manifesto, Quiet Revolutions.

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The theoretical of patriotism in India would envelop its verifiable development, different philosophical strands, and effect on the nation's political, social, and social scene. It would investigate key figures like Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, developments like the Indian Public Congress, and the battle for freedom contrary to English pioneer rule. Furthermore, it would dive into contemporary discussions on the job of patriotism in forming India's character and future direction.

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1. Independence movement 2. Indian National Congress 3. Mahatma Gandhi 4. Jawaharlal Nehru 5. Partition 6. Freedom struggle 7. Colonial rule 8. Swaraj 9. Non-violent resistance 10. Unity in diversity 11. National symbols 12. National identity 13. Decolonization 14. Post-colonialism 15. National integration

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This research looks on the connection between emotional intelligence and (EI) and the well-being of corporate employees in both personal and professional domains. Through correlation and regression analyses, the study examines the extent to which EI influences employees' well-being and explores the theoretical and practical implications of the findings. The research draws on existing literature to support the hypothesis that EI significantly affects employee well-being, highlighting its importance for individual flourishing and organizational success. Real-life case studies from Google, UPS, Johnson & Johnson, General Electric, and Toyota provide practical examples of how organizations can leverage EI training and interventions to enhance employee well-being and performance. Despite limitations such as sample size constraints and potential biases, the study contributes valuable insights for academia, organizational management, and HR practices. By recognizing the significance of EI in promoting well-being, organizations can create more positive work environments where employees thrive, ultimately fostering a more empathetic, resilient, and successful workforce and society as a whole.

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Emotional intelligence, Well-being , correlation

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Infertility is defined as "the inability to conceive after multiple sustained attempts of unprotected intercourse for at least 2 years. Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) which affects 8-10% of reproductive-aged females is the most common endocrine cause of infertility.(1) A case report of successful management of infertility with PCOS , Hypoplastic Uterus, Cystitis , Vaginismus, Hypothyroidism with homeopathic treatment. A 26 years Old female presented to OPD of Hamsa Homoeopathy medical hospital with the Complaints of irregular menses, diagnosed (PCOD), burning micturition, vaginismus , Hypoplastic Uterus, diagnosed Hypothyroidism.After individualisation of patient,this case managed by calc phos, followed by pulsatilla, Graphitis for a period of 5 months. Regularization of menstrual cycle , significant improvement in burning micturition, vaginismus and tested UPT Positive and Normalisation of ultrasound pattern of ovaries and uterus followed with conception by the Homoeopathic medicine were observed

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PCOD, VAGINISMUS CYSTITIS, HYPOPLASTIC UTERUS, HYPOTHYROIDISM

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Plants with medicinal properties are being used as traditional medicine from times immemorial. The extract obtained from the leaves, stem and roots of various medicinal plants have been employed as a natural remedy in curing various ailments and diseases. The aim of the present study is to formulate herbal soap containing flaxseed, tomato juice and further subjected to physicochemical characterizations such as color, odor, texture, foam height, foam retention, irritation, saponification value and pH. The main ingredient, flaxseed commonly known as green gram, has therapeutic qualities. Moong dal, is excellent for oily and acne-prone skin for beatification purpose. Green gram eliminates dangerous bacteria, removes dirt and excess oil, leaving the skin clear, supple and free of wrinkles. The antibacterial activity of the formulated soap was checked in agar diffusion method and it shows moderate active against the S. aureus and E.coli. The results show that the soap possesses moderate antimicrobial activity. The objective of this study is to formulate poly herbal soap for the beautification purpose. Hence, this study is concluded as the formulated poly herbal soap can be used as for the cleansing and beautification purpose.

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" FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF FLAX SOAP "

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This project examines the design and analysis of two types of retaining walls: the Counter-fort Retaining Wall and an innovative variation with Relief Shelves. Retaining walls are essential for slope stabilization and preventing soil erosion. The study investigates the structural efficiency and stability of these designs under different loading conditions. The Counter-fort Retaining Wall is analyzed using standard engineering principles, while Relief Shelves are introduced to enhance stability and aesthetics by reducing lateral earth pressure. Analytical methods and computer simulations are used to assess performance under two conditions as Retaining wall with and without Relief Shelve. The results aim to provide insights into the advantages and limitations of each design, offering practical recommendations for optimal design parameters in geotechnical engineering and retaining wall construction. This research contributes to the field by informing better decision-making and promoting sustainable infrastructure development.

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Retaining walls, Counter-fort Retaining Wall, Relief Shelves, Slope stabilization, Soil erosion prevention, Lateral pressure resistance, Soil properties, Structural efficiency, Stability analysis

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Abstract--MASTISHK, the Engineering student mental health tracker, offers a pioneering solution to address the escalating mental health challenges encountered by engineering students This mobile application blends mood tracking, sentiment analysis, wearable device integration, machine learning, and personalised stress relief measures. The project's uniqueness lies in its comprehensive approach, amalgamating user data and feedback to enhance emotional well-being. It strives to empower engineering students by providing a user-friendly platform for real-time emotional assessment and tailored support, ultimately promoting a healthier academic journey. In the demanding world of engineering education, students often grapple with intense academic pressures, leading to stress, anxiety, and, in some cases, depression. Recognising the magnitude of this issue, the MASTISHK project was conceived, aimed at offering comprehensive mental health support to engineering students. Through a multidimensional approach, this review paper delves into the literature survey and implementation of the MASTISHK project, which incorporates mood tracking, sentiment analysis, wearable technology integration, and machine learning . The implementation of research for the MASTISHK project began with an extensive literature survey. This survey sought to gain a deeper understanding of the mental health challenges faced by engineering students and the potential ways technology could mitigate these challenges. Crucially, this research phase allowed the project to be grounded in evidence and guided by the lessons from prior studies.

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Keywords--NLP, Text analysis, PHQ-9, Machine Learning, Sentiment analysis.

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The study delves into the intricacies of the relationship between regular physical exercise, self- esteem and stress levels. The research objectives was to determine the association between regular physical exercise, stress levels and self- esteem and the sample that was taken was of 105 consisting of all the individuals between the ages of 18- 24 who exercised atleast three or more times in a week. The results of the study revealed, on the basis of the correlational analysis it was revealed that between the variables of physical exercise and stress levels it had r= -0.137 and this basically indicates that as a negative correlation , it basically shows that as exercise increases, stress lowers down but since it does not offer any significant relationship which implies it is statistically insignificant and it also implies that there may be a relationship but since the sample size was small , it didn't get detected. The relationship between regular physical exercise and self- esteem reveals an insignificant relationship which is a positive relationship and r = 0.098 which implies as exercise increases so does the self - esteem levels but since this is an insignificant relationship and does not show a very strong relationship and we reject the alternative hypothesis proposed earlier. On the other hand, it was found that stress and self-esteem were negatively correlated with r being -0.498 indicating a significant relationship which shows that if high stress was associated with low self-esteem. Some of the limitations of this study included not including a sufficient amount of HEPA Active people who did vigorous exercise for 1500 MET per week. The second limitation of the study was not taking other factors such as individual differences in coping strategies, social support networks etcetera.

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Regular physical exercise, Self- esteem, Stress levels , Correlation

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Female reproductive health is crucial for both individual well-being and the health of society as a whole. Reproductive health encompasses not only the reproductive organs but also includes general physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Good reproductive health contributes to a woman's overall health and quality of life. prioritizing female reproductive health is not only a matter of individual well-being but also a critical component of public health, gender equality, and sustainable development efforts. hypomenorrhea, which refers to infrequent or very light menstrual periods, can affect women of various ages for various reasons including hormonal imbalances, stress, excessive exercise, or certain medical conditions. In Ayurveda, "Artavakshaya" refers to a menstrual disorder characterized by scanty or absent menstruation. It is considered one of the Ashtavaikriti, meaning eight disorders related to menstruation, according to Ayurvedic texts. According to Ayurvedic principles, Nasya therapy aims to balance the doshas, particularly Vata and Pitta, which are often implicated in menstrual irregularities such as Artavakshaya. By administering specific medicated oils or herbal preparations through the nasal passage, Nasya therapy is believed to influence the prana (life force) and subtle energies of the body, thereby harmonizing the doshas and promoting overall well-being, including menstrual health

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Artavakshaya,Nasya,Shatavri Ghruta

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Introduction: An abnormal movement of the scapula during shoulder movement is termed as scapular dyskinesia and is a forgotten cause of pain and dysfunction. Moreover, structural damage to the cervical spine will also cause neck impairment which leads to neck discomfort. Academicians have to take classes which put them into altered posture during their working hours thus leading to neck pain and disability in and around trapezius. Purpose of study: The aim of the study to find out correlation of scapular dyskinesia, neck pain and neck disability in academicians with trapezitis. Need of the study: Academicians have to performed tasks and work during lectures they will be in altered postures, this study will provide overview of risk of major problem in academicians having trapezitis. This study will help in understanding the impact of scapular dyskinesia with neck pain on neck disability in academicians having trapezitis. So, the need of this study mainly highlights the correlation between scapular dyskinesia with neck pain and neck disability in academicians having trapezitis. Methodology: After taking written consent from the academicians, they were explained the procedure. Scapular dyskinesia, pain and neck function - disability were assessed using lateral scapular slide test (LSST), visual analog scale (VAS), and neck disability index (NDI) respectively. Data analysis for correlation was done through spss. Result: Total 11 Male and 39 Female were included. Data was not normally distributed, so the spearman rank correlation test was used. Significance level was kept at p<0.05. LSST1 has low significance and positive correlation with VAS (r = 0.287, p= 0.043) but not with NDI(r = 0.197, p = 0.170). LLST2 has low significance positive correlation with VAS (r = 0.281, p = 0.048) as well as not NDI (r = 0.217, p = 0.129). However, LLST3 is neither statistically significance with VAS (r = 0.239, p = 0.095) nor NDI (r = 0.203, p = 0.157). Keywords: Lateral scapular slide test, Visual analog scale, Neck disability index

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Lateral scapular slide test, Visual analog scale, Neck disability index

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