Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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This research paper delves into India's integration into the World Trade Organization (WTO) since 1995, analyzing its profound implications on domestic policies, economic strategies, and international relations. Key WTO agreements such as TRIPS, GATT, and GATS are scrutinized for their impact on India's trade liberalization efforts, tariff structures, and regulatory frameworks across critical sectors like agriculture, industry, and services. The study examines the complex political dynamics within India, exploring how WTO mandates influence policy decisions amidst diverse stakeholder interests. It evaluates both the challenges--such as managing sectoral disparities and balancing global commitments with national priorities--and opportunities, including enhanced market access and technology transfer.

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Intellectual Property, Wto,Indian Politics,Gatt,Gats,

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English language teaching is notoriously subject to fashion, and one of the most prestigious fashions of recent years has been that of English for Specific Purposes: ESP. Although it has now been overtaken in topicality by other developments, notably self-directed learning, ESP is still the subject of much discussion and many key issues in ESP remain unresolved. One of the important issues is the extent to which ESP is really different from general ELT. Many exciting new developments have occurred under the aegis of ESP, but all these ideas and techniques could equally well be applied in general ELT courses. The concepts of communicative competence, communicative language teaching, discourse analysis, and others, have all been associated with ESP, but what is represented here, in fact, is simultaneous but separate development, these various concepts stimulating development in ESP, yet not being contained by it.

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ENGLISH FOR SPECIFICPURPOSES, COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE,DISCOURSE ANALYSIS,COMMUNICTIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING / LEARNING .

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OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY: 1. To assess the knowledge regarding vector borne diseases among the framers selected rural area of Chittoor district. 2. To assess the effectiveness of planned teaching program on Knowledge regarding vector borne Diseases among the farmers of selected rural area of Chittoor district. 3. To find out the association of knowledge about pre-test and post-test the with their selected demographic variable. METHODOLODY OF THE STUDY: The research design used for the study was a descriptive research design. The research approach used for the study was the descriptive approach. The sample size was 60 Farmers. The sample was selected by purposive sampling method and was assessed for a level of vector borne diseases among farmers at selected villages. Analysis of data was done by using descriptive and inferential statistics. THE MAJOR FINDINGS OF THE STUDY WERE: o 48.30% with age group of 35- 55 years and 30.00% age group of 56-75 years. o 60.00 % study population were male and 36.70% study population were female. o 68.30% study population knows Telugu language. 21.70% study population knows Tamil language. o 86.70% study population comes under married. 6.70% study population comes under widow. o 55.00% respondents Belongs to informal education, 28.30% respondents belongs to primary education. o 60.00% study population income were below 5000 Rupees, 23.30% study population income were below 5000-10,000 Rupees. o 33.30% study population were 1-3 hours working in the field, 41.70% study population were 3-5 hours working in the field. o 38.30% study population having 1-5 cultivation in square feet, 31.70% study population having 5-10 cultivation land in square feet. o 56.70% farmers cultivating crop is rice, 21.70% farmers cultivating crop is wheat. o 80.00% farmers affected with vector borne disease in previous and remaining 20.00% farmers are free from vector borne disease. o Among participants of pre test 76.70% study population having inadequate knowledge, 20.00% population having moderate knowledge and 3.30% population having adequate knowledge. o Among participants for post test 11.70% study population were having inadequate knowledge, 20.00% population were having moderate knowledge and 68.30% population were having adequate knowledge. o Among study population were using distribution mean, standard deviation, t value and p value of pre test and post test knowledge. The mean for pretest knowledge is 8.88% and post test knowledge is 17.85%. the standard deviation for pretest knowledge is 4.038% and post test knowledge is 4.029%. the t value for pretest and post test knowledge is 15.774%. o Among study population using correlation of knowledge in pre test and post test 0.404. CONCLUSION The present study aims to evaluate knowledge of planned teaching programme on vector borne diseases among farmers and to prepare on information booklet on the management of vector borne diseases of farmers.

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Assess, Effectiveness , Planned teaching programme , vector borne diseases, farmers

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Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disease that is often chronic and relapsing. Scientists do not fully understand the causes of psoriasis, but they know that it involves a mix of genetic and environmental factors. A 46-year-old female patient suffering from plaque psoriasis for almost 10 years switched to homeopathy because the treatment she was taking before was costly and did not yield satisfactory results. Medicine was selected after detailed case taking, based on individualization. During homoeopathy treatment, the patient began showing improvement in overall symptoms and became free from lesions in the areas of the face, scalp, abdomen, arms, and back.

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Psoriasis, Homeopathy medicine, Plaque psoriasis, Inflammation, Chronic skin disease

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This study investigates the ecological characteristics, life-cycle, reproduction of the freshwater snail Physella acuta within the water tank of tap water in Taranagar region, located in the Churu district of Rajasthan. Direct observation and sampling techniques were employed to assess the presence of P. acuta in aquatic habitat in the study area. Additionally, studying environmental parameters such as water quality, substrate composition and vegetation to understand the ecological preferences of P. acuta. The study also explores the potential implications of P. acuta on local aquatic ecosystems and human health. Findings of this research provide valuable insights into the ecology of P. acuta in the Taranagar region, contributing to the broader understanding of freshwater snail dynamics in aquatic ecosystems.

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Physella acuta, snail, Taranagar, tap water, tank, freshwater, bladder snail.

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The Siddha system is one of the most conservative medical systems in the world. Awareness of traditional medicine is gradually increasing and people are benefiting more from natural treatments for their health problems. A traditional system of healing that originated in South India and is considered one of the oldest systems of medicine in India. This drug review aims to validate siddha herbal preparation soothagavaayukku kiyazham with scientific evidence. The medicinal uses and therapeutic effects of each ingredient used in this formula have been consistent with current research findings from various scientific publications. Based on the evidence of this Siddha literature and modern scientific studies, the keyhole is also presented, resulting in ovulation, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, most of the ingredients of Soothagavaayukku kiyazham according to the review.

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Soothagavaayukku kiyazham, PCOS, Siddha system, Drug review

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It is a remote local cloud that addresses cloud robotics security issues with End Point Balancing Technology (CRT). There is extremely little literature with theoretical and statistical backing, even though numerous related hypotheses have been put out. The research on model construction and performance evaluation is the main topic of this work. First, an End Point Technique-based cloud robotics security model is created. With this model, the system's concurrency and distributed large-capacity storage performance are greatly in- creased, and numerous security vulnerabilities associated with typical cloud robotics systems may be avoided. Second, average latency and throughput are used to assess the performance of the suggested model; these metrics are significant for further study and optimization in this area. The analysis and test results show that the security model based on End Point Balancing is successful..

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Cloud Robotics, End Point Balancing, Security.

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Ophthalmic artery occlusion is a partial or complete obstruction of the artery, which can lead to severe ischemia of the globe and associated ocular tissues. It is a formidable entity, rarely described in the literature, and may represent a major indicator of a severe systemic, embolic, inflammatory or infectious disorder in the context of cavernous sinus thrombosis. The severe picture is marked by painful ophthalmoplegia. These acute, symptomatic occlusions represent urgent ophthalmic situations requiring rapid assessment and management.

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ophthalmic artery- cavernous thrombosis- ethmoiditis -antibiotherapy

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Lung cancer is a leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. Early detection and accurate prediction of malignancy in small cell lung nodules is crucial for improving patient outcomes. Deep learning techniques have shown promise in analyzing medical imaging data for lung cancer prediction in recent years. This paper comprehensively reviews the latest deep-learning approaches applied to predicting lung cancer in small-cell malignant lung nodules. We discuss various deep learning architectures, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs), recurrent neural networks (RNNs), and hybrid models. We also examine the datasets commonly used for training and evaluating these models, as well as the performance metrics employed. Furthermore, we highlight the challenges and limitations of current deep-learning techniques and outline potential future research directions. This review aims to provide researchers and practitioners with a thorough understanding of the state-of-the-art in deep learning for lung cancer prediction, facilitating the development of more accurate and robust models for clinical decision support.

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lung cancer; small cell lung nodules; deep learning; convolutional neural networks; recurrent neural networks; medical imaging

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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to present the various religious texts written indifferent languages such as Classical (Pali, Sanskrit, Tamil, Farsi) and Medieval text (Telugu, Punjabi, Kannada Bangla and so on) which show us the right direction about what kind of relationship we need to establish with money. Also not limited to only earning, money, taught about to saving, spending and investing of that money too. The present paper attempts to critically review the remarkably deep religious and traditions in India. The Paper finds many relations between classical texts and financial lessons. Many deities are worshiped and why they worshiped is the key findings in this paper. The Didactic nature of this paper makes its limitation in terms of nature including particular contextual boundary. Financial lessons are meant to practice in this modern era, while in India, it has been taught by our ancient text thousands of years ago. We need to identify them in order to bring it to the world. The paper contribution in its integrative value of some theme which are key points of financial lessons from Ancient Indian Classical texts.

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Indian Classical Texts, Murty Classical Library of India, Financial Lessons for Financial Behaviour, Financial Management

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