Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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Abstract: The role of women in India's struggle for independence cannot be overlooked. Despite the patriarchal society and constraints, they faced, women actively participated in the freedom movement alongside their male counterparts. The objective of this article is to examine the pivotal role played by women in the Indian independence movement, including their contribution in various forms such as leading protests, organizing rallies, writing revolutionary literature, and more. The scope of this article covers the period from the late 19th century to 1947, when India gained independence from British rule. This article concludes that women's involvement was a crucial factor in the success of the freedom movement and continues to inspire generations of women in India to fight for their rights and equality. Keywords: Women, India, Independence, Struggle, Contribution

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Women, India, Independence, Struggle, Contribution

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Live-in Relationships have become a sought-after alternative to marriage by the modern generation. As the lives of Individuals are becoming more and more exhaustive, the society has witness progression from the traditional norms and shifted towards concepts which better suit the demanding lifestyle of present-day individuals. One such concept is "Live-in Relationships" which have become a widely accepted concept, so much so that even the traditionalist countries, which would otherwise have seen it as a stigmatized concept; have adopted it into their societies. The term itself has a wide connotation, but the general understanding of a Live-in relationship can be the following: "An arrangement of staying under a single roof together for the betterment of their future lives liberally without getting married." Although it has been a long-established tradition in many areas of the world, the trend of individuals living together independently is gaining appeal in modern times. Through this paper we will evaluate this rising trend of individuals opting for live-in relations rather than opting for the traditional marriage. We will delve into the culture of live-in relations across the world, and how the society has been impacted by such relations. The advantages and disadvantages, as well as the key challenges of the Live-in relationship, connected to social life and families are also explored thoroughly in this article.

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Live-in Relationships, Concept, Comparative Analysis, Impact

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This project addresses the automation of the functional validation process for a compressor control unit using a robotic arm. By integrating servo motors, a Raspberry Pi controller, and a linear actuator, the system emulates precise touch interactions on a touchscreen interface. The automation framework leverages inverse kinematics for accurate positioning, significantly enhancing testing efficiency and reliability. The system's ability to continuously execute tests reduces the need for manual intervention and minimizes errors. Additionally, it improves the consistency and accuracy of touch actions while ensuring comprehensive data logging and reporting. These advancements demonstrate the potential of automation to streamline testing processes and enhance operational performance.

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Automation, Robotic Arm, Functional Validation, Compressor Control Unit, Inverse Kinematics, Touchscreen Interaction, Servo Motors, Raspberry Pi, Linear Actuator.

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Changing lifestyles invariably cause metabolic changes that influence the functioning of eye, resulting in diseased state. Along with lifestyle changes food habits, environmental pollution, industrial and occupational hazards as well as the increased use of systemic and topical medicines made the prevalence of eye diseases very common. Dry eye disease is a common yet frequently un-recognized clinical condition in which the etiology and management challenge clinicians and researchers alike. Epidemiological studies of Dry eye syndrome in the United States and other countries suggest wide differences in prevalence. As such definitions of Dry eye syndrome have differed from study to study, making results incomparable. Tear substitutes and tear stimulants are the main stay of medical management. But these tear lubricants are failed to reproduce the tears, because the natural tear are the complex mixture of lipids, mucin and water. Acharyas has shared very comprehensive idea of dry eye and the treatment strategy for it. Description as per Susrutha Samhita points towards the early phase of the disease (dryness), whereas the Vagbhata's view reflects the advanced phase of the disease with predominance of paka (inflammation). Treatment is designed to relieve the dosha vitiation leading to Dry eye, there by treating the disease at its root. Absence of preservatives and cost effectiveness is an added advantage of Ayurvedic treatment of Dry eye. Yastimadu sarkara sidha Ksheerapaka is mentioned for all the Netrarogas in the form of Seka. Jeevanthyadi ghruta is mentioned in the context of Sushkakshipaka for internal administration. So this study is aimed to prove the effectiveness of these unique drugs in the management of dry eye.

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Dry eye, Suskakshipaka, Yastimadu Sarkara Sidha Ksheerapaka, Jeevanthyadi Ghrita

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Covid-19, Indian Banking System, RBI Policy,

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Key words: Tele Follow Up, Adherence, Discharge Instructions, Coronary Artery Bypass Graft

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Viral fever and body ache may be common in children to resolve this paracetamol tablets, capsules and syrups are in frequent use which may be bitter in taste and minors may refuse it's intake. To resolve this problem and improve patient compliance we have formulated and evaluated a paracetamol gummy, which gives analgesic and antipyretic effect, mixed in with agar, a natural gelling agent derives from seaweed (red algae). The idea behind these gummies is to make taking medications more enjoyable, especially for children who might not like swallowing pills or taking oral suspensions.

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Paracetamol, Agar, Gummies, Children

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This study examines the influence of digital payment adoption on small traders in Tirupur, a key hub for the textile industry in India. A survey of 150 small traders was conducted to gather data. By analyzing both qualitative and quantitative data, this research aims to uncover the effects on sales, customer satisfaction, operational efficiency, and financial inclusion among these traders. The research focuses on understanding how digital payments influence business operations, customer satisfaction, and overall sales. The analysis includes percentage analysis, rank analysis, and chi-square tests to evaluate the relationships between variables.

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Trading, Knitwear, UPI, Digital Payments

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Key words :- Chrysin, Microemulgel, Antimicrobial, Bioactive, DMSO.

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Peptic ulcer disease (PUD) is one of the commonest diseases seen throughout the world. There are various risk factors for the development of peptic ulcer disease, but the most important ones are Helicobacter pylori infection and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Patients generally present with dyspepsia or peptic ulcer bleeding. Acid suppressant therapy, H. pylori eradication, and avoidance of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are the cornerstones of treatment of peptic ulcer disease. Peptic ulcer bleeding could be life-threatening. It is managed by appropriate supportive care, intravenous proton pump inhibitor therapy, and endoscopic hemostasis. Transarterial embolization (TAE) and surgery are rarely required if endoscopic therapy fails.

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Peptic ulcer disease, Helicobacter pylori, Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, Transarterial embolization.

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