Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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RAJAKIYA EVAM GAIR RAJAKIYA UCHCHA PRATHMIK VIDYALAYON KE VIDYARTHIYON KI SHEKSHIK UPALABDHI KA ADHYAYAN

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RAJAKIYA EVAM GAIR RAJAKIYA UCHCHA PRATHMIK VIDYALAYON KE VIDYARTHIYON KI SHEKSHIK UPALABDHI KA ADHYAYAN

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This paper will enable to build an understanding into the hypothetical foundation of secret shopping procedures, demonstrating its transition from the corporate arena to fruitful execution in libraries. Literature review includes key studies on the application of mystery shopping and studies conducted under actual operational circumstances. Eventually, an attempt to provide a blueprint of a proposal for developing a systematically planned mystery shopping initiative, based on the content analysis of the existing literature is proposed for libraries. By implementing business methods of service evaluation and demonstrating how the secret shopping strategy can be used in conjunction with other conventional methods, the study will demonstrate as to what degree librarians are prepared for the progressively ambitious area of catering to information services, concerning raising user contentment, loyalty and library service standards.

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mystery shopping, library services, performance improvement, user satisfaction

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By the age of 50, approximatelyone-half of all males and females get androgenic alopecia (AGA), a condition characterized by progressive hair loss on the scalp, impacting self-esteem and physical appearance. AGA is attributed to the increased activity of 5-reductase enzyme in scalp hair follicles, leading to conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Finasteride, a synthetic 4-aza-3-oxosteroid with low water solubility, inhibits this conversion, resulting in reduced DHT levels and hair loss mitigation.Although minoxidil, potassium channel opener and vasodilator, promotes hair growth by enhancing blood flow and nutrient delivery to the scalp,its precise mechanism for stimulating hair growth remains ambiguous and seems to operate separately from its vasodilatory effects. The investigations on both medications found that combining minoxidil and finasteride had a superior effect on hair loss than either therapy alone. Combining finasteride and minoxidil has shown superior efficacy compared to either drug alone in treating hair loss. To address limitations of current formulations, a topical preparation combining finasteride and minoxidil is needed, optimizing drug-to-scalp contact, reducing administration frequency, enhancing penetration, stimulating hair follicles, and improving hair growth. Utilizing niosomes, which act as localized drug depots, could prolong drug release and improve therapeutic outcomes while minimizing systemic adverse effects of finasteride.

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Androgenic alopecia, Testosterone, Dihydrotestosterone, Minoxidil, Finasteride, Vasodilator

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This paper centers on the struggles and life of Rukmani, a rural woman. It depicts how a carefree young woman changes into a vulnerable and exploited woman attempting to support her family in the harsh and brutal city life. The study highlights the predicament, standing, and mindset of Indian women in the face of shifting social, political, economic, contemporary, and spiritual influences. It depicts women's actual struggles juggling tradition and modernity. Rukmani exhibits a genuine sense of tolerance by accepting hardship with an inner strength. She is a calm woman who accepts her unfavorable circumstances with grace and dignity, demonstrating her stoic acceptance of the unavoidable. The foundation of the indigenous people has been undermined by industrialization are compelled to abandon their belongings. They remain unbroken in their inner strength even in such circumstance due to her poverty, Rukmani fights against numerous obstacles, including prostitution, adultery, death, and feminism.

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Industrialization, marginalization, rootlessness, alienation, fatalism, feminine sensibility.

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Aouchithyanibhandhanam in Abhijnanashakuntalam

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Aouchithyanibhandhanam in Abhijnanashakuntalam

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Symbolism, as a mode of expression, often faces questions regarding its universality or cultural relativity. This research paper examines the ongoing debate surrounding universal symbolism versus cultural specificity, exploring the challenges and nuances involved in cross-cultural communication. With the assessment of the conflicting viewpoints by drawing on examples from various fields such as art, literature, and communication studies regarding this debate for the existence of universally understood symbols as well as the significance of cultural context in shaping symbolic meanings. Additionally, the paper discusses the implications of this debate on fostering mutual understanding in an increasingly interconnected global society. This academic exploration delves into the historical roots of these debates, tracing how scholars, anthropologists, and linguists have grappled with the question of whether symbols possess inherent, universal meanings or are inherently tied to the diverse cultural landscapes in which they emerge. Through an analysis of dynamic perspectives, this study aims to unravel the complexities of cross-cultural communication, providing insights into the evolving nature of these debates and their implications for understanding the intricacies of symbolic expression in a globalized world.

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Symbolic Interpretation, Cross-Cultural Communication, Universality, Cultural Specificity, Symbolic Analysis, Cultural Adaptation

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This paper presents the design and implementation of an IoT-based automated water supply system aimed at addressing the issue of water scarcity for street animals in metropolitan areas during the summer months.

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ultrasonic , iot , automation , water management

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Bharati Mukherjee's novel "Jasmine" intricately weaves the narrative of its titular protagonist's journey of becomingness, which is marked by profound transformations in identity, geography, and cultural affiliations. This abstract presents a concise overview of the exploration of becomingness within the context of Mukherjee's work, analysing the factors that propel Jasmine's evolution and the broader themes it unveils.

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Plight, Women, Bharti Mukherjee, Jasmine

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The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in the human body arises at the lumbosacral plexus in the lower back, from the ventral rami of the L4, L5, S1, S2, S3 spinal nerves and travels posteriorly through the lower limb to reach the foot. Sciatic nerve performs both sensory and motor functions. Sciatica refers to pain that travels along the path of the sciatic nerve. The sciatic nerve may be irritated, compressed, or inflamed by several problems in the lower back, causing sciatica. Homeopathy medicines are effective way to treat sciatica pain. It not only rectifies the compression or irritation on the sciatic nerve but also helps in strengthening a patient's constitution so that the disease is cured of its roots and there are no further recurrences.

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Sciatic nerve, Sciatica, Tibial nerve, Common peroneal nerve, Deep Peroneal Nerve, Superficial Peroneal Nerve, Anatomy

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Mouth ulcer , gel

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