Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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Green financing plays a remarkable role in achieving comprehensive, inclusive, and sustainable economic and social development by fostering a more growing environment for all living beings on Earth. This study underlines the impressiveness of green finance in advancing Sustainable Development Goals. In today's era of advancing technology, the global economy faces four major challenges: environmental change, energy constraints, financial crises, and health issues. Sustainable finance acts as a crucial mediator in reconciling the global economy with nature. Green finance can be likened to the kidneys of the human body, purifying the Earth and eliminating waste. It forms the basis for ecological development, facilitating grasp over GHGs, reduction of ozone-depleting substances, and mitigation of air and water pollution. This study emphasizes encouraging indications that embracing green financial practices can significantly influence economic growth and overall welfare. In 2017, global investments in renewable energy saw a decrease of 3%, amid ongoing concerns about potential further declines due to the continued dominance of non renewable investments in the energy sector.This trend jeopardizes the expansion of green energy necessary for energy security and meeting climate and air quality goals. Many developed and developing economies still pursue coal-friendly energy policies, potentially offsetting emissions reductions achieved elsewhere.Finance serves as the engine driving infrastructure projects, including energy initiatives. Financial institutions often favor fossil fuel ventures over green projects due to perceived risks and lower returns on green technologies. To achieve sustainable development goals, there's a pressing need to incentivize green projects and enhance investments in environmentally beneficial initiatives. This can be facilitated through new financial instruments and policies which compiles green banks, carbon market mechanisms, green bonds, fiscal policies, green central banking, green technologies, community-based green funds, collectively known as green finance.

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Green Bonds, Green Insurance, Green Credit Cards, Green Banks, Green Investment Funds, Green Vehicle Funds

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Parens Patriae Jurisdiction - Granting Legal Personhood to Nature - Environmental Personhood in other countries -Decisions of High Courts granting Legal Personhood to Rivers -Decision of Supreme Court of India in Environmental Personhood - Comparative Global Position in Environmental Personhood.

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Legal Persons, Parens Patriae, Environmental Personhood, Supreme Court of India, High Courts in India, Wildlife, Natural Resources.

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This paper examines the intersection of Alexander Pope's Enlightenment ideals and contemporary efforts for skill development in higher education. Pope's advocacy for intellectual development, critical thinking, and accessible knowledge, the study draws parallels with current initiatives aimed at enhancing skills in higher education. Through a qualitative approach, this study synthesizes insights from Pope's works, current educational literature, case studies, and policy analysis. The integration of intellectual and practical skills, the role of technology in enhancing learning, and the challenges faced in skill development initiatives. Pope's advocacy for deep, reflective learning aligns with contemporary methods such as Project-Based Learning (PBL) and adaptive learning technologies, which personalize education to meet individual needs. The paper discusses the relevance of Pope's philosophy in modern educational contexts, emphasizing the importance of fostering both intellectual and practical skills in students to prepare them for the demands of the 21st century.

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Alexander Pope, Higher Education, Skill Development, Critical Thinking, Deep Learning, Moral Education, Ethical Reasoning, Interdisciplinary Learning

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This article delves into the critical imperative of safeguarding the rich tapestry of indigenous people's local traditions, encompassing their cherished customary practices, values, and ethics, and it's intrinsic connection to their cultural identity. In an era characterized by rapid globalization and technological advancement, preserving these time-honored traditions has become an increasingly vital undertaking. Geographical indications (GIs) emerge as a compelling solution, heralding a paradigm shift in the realm of cultural preservation. By bestowing legal protection upon products that bear a unique geographic origin and possess qualities or characteristics intrinsic to that locale, GIs stand as a formidable fortress against the encroaching tide of homogenization. Illustrating the profound impact of GIs, the article draws upon emblematic exemplars like Pisa silk, renowned for its intricate craftsmanship, Swiss watches, a pinnacle of precision engineering, and Florida oranges, synonymous with lush, sun kissed groves. These hallmark instances underscore the role GIs play in shielding traditions and elevating them to the global stage. A compelling case study, the Roquefort cheese, is explored in detail. Its distinctive sharp, tangy, and salty flavors, combined with a sumptuous creamy texture, owe their uniqueness to the bacterium 'Penicillium roqueforti,' thriving exclusively within the caves of southern France's Toulouse region. The confluence of the humid atmosphere, the indigenous bacterium, and the use of rich sheep's milk encapsulates the essence of GI protection. This safeguards not just a product but an entire ecosystem of cultural practices, ensuring that future generations can relish the historical continuity embedded within each delectable bite.

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Local tradition, geographical indication, Cultural Identity, Roquefort cheese, globalized world.

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Orthopaedic infection is a global problem that affects both developed and developing nations. It has alarming consequences in environments with limited resources, including increased medical costs, drug resistance to commonly prescribed antibiotics, and difficulty in infection management that leads to high mortality. Therefore, even one surgical site infection is critical in orthopaedic operating rooms. Orthopaedic infection associated with SSI was seen in India with a variable epidemiology of 4.4%-12%. Orthopaedic infections affect the supporting tissues around the bones and joints.

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PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON PREVALENCE OF INFECTIONS AND THEIR ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY

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GEO-POLYMERS

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This study aimed to develop and assess an herbal face pack using ingredients like Beetroot powder, aloe vera, sandalwood, orange peel, rose petal powder, Neem powder, and . After procuring and preparing the ingredients, they were evaluated for their organoleptic, physico-chemical properties making it ideal for a face pack. Herbal face packs are known to improve blood circulation, rejuvenate skin, maintain skin elasticity, and cleanse pores. Their non-toxic nature reduces allergic reactions, making them a safe option. Further optimization studies are needed to fully understand their cosmetic benefits for human use.

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Natural ingredient, home remady.

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the contribution of satyagrah in gandhi ji s life has been studied in detail satyagrah was the infallible weapon he fought against the british goverment

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The Harlem Renaissance stands as a pivotal period in American history, characterized by a flourishing of African American culture, art, and literature in the early 20th century. This research paper explores the Harlem Renaissance, examining its historical context, key figures, themes, and lasting impact on American society.The paper begins with an introduction to the Harlem Renaissance, defining its significance as a cultural and artistic movement that challenged societal norms and paved the way for future generations. It discusses the socio-political and cultural landscape of the early 20th century, highlighting the Great Migration and Harlem's emergence as a cultural epicentre.The paper then deal the cultural and artistic expressions of the Harlem Renaissance, including visual arts, music, dance, and literature. It discusses prominent figures such as Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington, Aaron Douglas, and their contributions to shaping African American cultural identity and challenging racial stereotypes. The paper examines the themes and motifs prevalent in Harlem Renaissance literature, such as identity, racial pride, resistance, and the quest for equality and social justice. It reflects on the movement's enduring legacy and its impact on future generations of African American artists and writers, as well as its influence on shaping American culture and society.While acknowledging the Harlem Renaissance's achievements, the paper also addresses critiques and challenges to its legacy, including issues of class, gender, and representation.

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Harlem Renaissance, African American culture, Cultural rebirth, Literary expression, Sociopolitical context, Key figures, Lasting impact

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Introduction: Vision serves as the primary way individuals connect with their external environment. According to the World Health Organization, around 90% of blind individuals reside in developing countries, with India having the highest number of blind people, estimated at 12 million. The age range of 6 to 12 years is considered crucial for health. Paying attention to the eye health of school-age children is vital and requires involvement from both society and parents. A study was conducted to examine the prevalence of low visual acuity and it's influencing factors among school-age children in Jasola, New Delhi. The study aimed to assess the factors affecting low visual acuity and compare it across various demographic variables among school children. Aim- To assess the level of low visual acuity in school-age children and its influencing factor. Methodology: The study utilized a cross-sectional design and selected 150 school-age children based on specific criteria through purposive sampling. The study framework was based on King's Goal Attainment model. Using Snellen's chart, the study assessed low visual acuity among schoolage children, while a questionnaire was administered to mothers via interviews to identify influencing factors. Result: Analysis revealed that out of the 150 children, 107 (71.34%) had a visual acuity of 6/9 in both eyes, 35 (23.33%) had 6/12, and 8 (5.33%) had 6/18. Factors associated with low visual acuity included environmental aspects like study hours and TV watching. Consequently, informational pamphlets about vision loss were distributed to parents. Conclusion: Implementing effective vision screening methods for school-age children helps detect correctable causes of reduced vision and empowers mothers with knowledge and practices to promote healthy vision.

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Visual Acuity; Snellen's Chart; School-going Children; Environmental Factors.

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