Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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Leriche syndrome, also known as aortoiliac occlusive disease, is a specific condition of peripheral arterial disease characterized by thrombotic occlusion at the aortoiliac bifurcation. We report the case of a 50-year-old patient with a history of hypertension, who presented with severe abdominal pain and claudication of the lower limbs. Abdominal aorta and lower limb arterial CT angiography revealed extensive arterial thrombosis from the abdominal aorta to both external iliac arteries.

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Leriche syndrome, CT angiography, occlusion, aortoiliac

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Value education has become an important aspect of the teacher training institutions, emphasizing the holistic development of teacher trainees. Value education is an essential part of education which aims to instill ethical, moral, and social values among them. Teacher educators help to shape the future of education by preparing and supporting the next generation of teachers. Their roles are multifaceted. The present study looks into the important feature of value education, exploring its significance, problems, and implications. It emphasizes how crucial it is for teacher educators to have a broad knowledge of value education in order to prepare teacher trainees for different educational environments.

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Value education has become an important aspect of the teacher training institutions, emphasizing the holistic development of teacher trainees. Value education is an essential part of education which aims to instill ethical, moral, and social values among them. Teacher educators help to shape the future of education by preparing and supporting the next generation of teachers. Their roles are multifaceted. The present study looks into the important feature of value education, exploring its signifi

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The mutual fund markets are growing day by day, the investors are investing their fund in the mutual fund markets without proper knowledge, and it may happen huge loss in the future. In India, different asset management companies (AMCs) issues different mutual fund schemes but investors are not well known about the investment strategy for their investment in the mutual fund scheme. In this paper, three AMCs are chosen and nine mutual fund schemes from three AMCs are taken for the analysis with the help of one way ANOVA and ten years return. This paper shows that investors will invest their fund in the mutual fund scheme considering the long-term track record of mutual fund scheme of a particular AMC and risk bearing capacity of the investor for the long term investment planning to achieve the long term goal.

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Asset Management Company, Equity, Hybrid, Debt, One Way ANOVA

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This article will study the memoir, 'A Border Passage' (1999) by the eminent academic Leila Ahmed, the Harvard professor of Egyptian descent. Implementing Homi Bhabha's concepts of 'Third Space' and 'hybridity', it will be investigated how the memoirist, positioned in the conflict-torn interstitial space or what Bhabha calls the Third Space, between the cultures of her homeland and host land, productively used this border-zone to develop an empowering hybridized identity. In the light of Miriam Cooke's theory of 'multiple critique', it will also be argued that from the Third Space she conducted a multifaceted critique of the different issues like Western racism against the Arabs and their tradition, the authoritarian regime in her homeland, the misogyny and sexism in official Islam, Western imperialism in the Middle East, white imperial feminism and Islamophobia; issues that affected her struggle for acquiring agency. Finally, it will be shown how her hybrid identity enabled her to rise above cultural dualism in the diaspora. But at the same time it will also be demonstrated how she resisted the pressure from her host society to give up her indigenous culture and thus to assimilate; her hybrid identity made it possible for her to be at ease with her diasporic identity and also to affirm her cultural heritage as an Arab Muslim.

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Arabs, conflict, Islam, women, West

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This research article explores various strategies aimed at empowering women and advancing gender equality. Recognizing the multifaceted nature of gender disparities, the study examines key interventions and policies implemented globally to promote women's empowerment. It analyses the impact of education, economic opportunities, political participation, and social reforms on enhancing women's agency and reducing gender inequalities. The article also discusses challenges and barriers that hinder progress towards gender parity, emphasizing the importance of inclusive policies and societal support systems. Through a comprehensive review of literature and case studies, the research offers insights into effective strategies for achieving sustainable gender equality and fostering inclusive development.

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Policy interventions, Inclusive development, Gender disparities

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Abstract-- Hyperbilirubinemia, commonly referred to as jaundice, is a perilous condition that poses a significant threat to newborns Neonatal jaundice, often requires clinical attention. This study investigates factors associated with its severity in 150 newborns, exploring neonatal age, gender, term of pregnancy, type of delivery (LSCS or NVD), type of feeding, ABO and RH incompatibility, as well as direct and indirect bilirubin levels. These findings underscore the importance of continued monitoring, especially for neonates over 3 days old, breastfed infants, and those with ABO incompatibility or elevated indirect bilirubin levels. Further research is essential to explore underlying mechanisms and develop effective strategies for early detection and management of neonatal jaundice.

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Jaundice, Hyperbilirubinemia, Hemolysis, Hepatobiliary, Phototherapy, Kernicterus, ABO incompatibility, Rh incompatibility

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ABSTRACT Background - Muscle energy technique and Mulligan taping both are widely used in treatment of SI joint disorders. MET is a manual therapy technique that involves voluntary muscle contractions against a controlled counterforce, aiming to improve joint mobility and reduce pain by enhancing muscle function and joint alignment. Mulligan Taping, on the otherhand, involves the application of adhesive tape in specific patterns to support joint function, facilitate movement, and provide proprioceptive feedback, potentially improving joint mobility and stability. While both techniques are employed in clinical practice extensively, there is a need for comparative study to evaluate their effectiveness specifically in the context of SI joint hypomobility. Aim- This study compare the effectiveness of Muscle energy technique and Mulligan taping in SI joint dysfunction in terms of pain and range of motion. Method- This study sample consist of 12 patients divided into 2 groups (either group A for muscle energy technique or group B for Mulligan taping). A convenient sampling was done for the study. : Once patients met the requirements, the prospective patients were treated at the clinic, where they were screened to determine if they met the studies inclusion criteria. This was achieved if a positive diagnosis of sacroiliac joint dysfunction was made. Each patient randomly divided into groups by means of tossing a coin. Outcomes are measured in terms of pain indicated by visual analogue scores and lumbar range of motion using a full scale goniometer, before and after intervention. Comparison of the pre interventional and post interventional outcome measures between the groups was done by using paired and unpaired t test. Probability values less than 0.05 were considered statistically significant and probability values less than 0.0001 were considered highly significant. Result- After 3 months of treatment, result of the present clinical trial indicate that both Muscle Energy Technique and Kinesio-Taping Technique effectively reduce pain and disability. Changes in the visual analogue scores and lumbar range of motion revealed statistically significant reduction in pain and increase Range of motion after intervention for both the groups (p< 0.05). However Kinesio  8 taping was found to be better in increasing range of motion while Muscle energy technique was found better in reducing pain Conclusion - In conclusion, this randomized controlled study, conducted on 12 volunteers of both genders diagnosed with Sacroiliac joint dysfunction, investigated the effectiveness of Muscle Energy Technique (MET) and Kinesio-taping using the Mulligan Technique. The findings demonstrated significant improvements in relieving Sacroiliac joint dysfunction, reducing pain, and enhancing functional ability measured by VAS and range of motion assessments. Consequently, both interventions prove to be effective therapeutic approaches for managing Sacroiliac joint dysfunction.

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SIJ dysfunction, LBP, MET, Mulligan taping, VAS, ROM, Goniometer

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The "Mix'n'Match: Creative Image Generator" project introduces an innovative approach to image synthesis, harnessing the power of Hierarchical Code Representation for Image Generation (FineGAN) and Neural Style Transfer (NST). This platform empowers users to create unique and visually captivating images effortlessly by seamlessly blending components such as background, textures, shape, and color. Through the utilization of Fine GAN, the project ensures the generation of realistic and diverse elements, while NST enhances the artistic quality of the images, enabling the users to imbue their creations with distinctive visual styles. The platform's key components i.e, background, textures, shape, and color offer users unprecedented flexibility and control. Whether choosing from a library of predefined options or uploading personal elements, users can manipulate and customize each aspect of their images. Texture synthesis techniques provide the ability to apply various textures to different parts of the image, while shape customization allows users to select, adjust, or generate new shapes. With an intuitive user interface and the convergence of cutting-edge technologies, Mix'n'Match opens new avenues for creative expression, making image generation an accessible and dynamic process for individuals across various artistic backgrounds.

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Artistic Expression; Generative Adversarial Networks; Neural Style Transfer; Realistic Elements.

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Introduction: The aim of this entire study is to analyse the past and present trends of corporate governance in India to evaluate its future growth. Based on the research aim, research objectives and research questions have been developed. From the background analysis, it refers that corporate governance usually indicates to the framework of guidelines as well as policies that inform an organization's practice, conduct and decision-making process. Literature Review: The entire chapter depends on the evaluation of a thematic review based on several journals. This chapter states that the "Indian Companies Act 2013" effectively looks after the key matter of corporate governance in India. In addition, it can also be stated that many global PE and VC funds usually investing within the Indian start-up ecosystem have significantly faced many kinds of governance-related challenges. Method: A systematic review has been selected as the research methodology for this re4se4arc. Articles are collected from Google Scholar and ProQuest depending on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Additionally, a total of 220 articles have been selected and after applying PRISMA framework 11 articles are finalised for this systematic review research. Inclusion and exclusion are based on the selection of the keywords, language, publication year, and others. The CASP tool is also used to check the quality of the articles. Findings: The entire findings chapter has been developed by using only 11 articles which are perfectly related to the research objectives and perfectly answer the research questions. The principal criterion of choosing those 11 articles is that all articles are only related to Indian Corporate Governance. Discussion: The discussion has included data from literature to discuss the concept of corporate governance with the inclusion of different theories such as agency theory, stakeholder theory, and others to make the literature with an in-depth discussion. The need for corporate governance to enhance better visibility of the firm's financial position is identified. ESG and CSR practices are necessary opportunities to enhance the valuation of the organisation. Conclusion: In conclusion, different factors are identified in this research in a suitable way. All the research questions are answered that justifies the findings of this research.

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Corporate governance, India, ownership, stakeholder, systematic review

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