Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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Bharat Ratan Dr. Bheem Rao Ambedkar, popularly known as Babasaheb, was a dynamic person. He is always remembered as father of Constitution and social reformer but what is lesser-known about him is his expertise in Economics. He had a doctorate degree in Economics from London School of Economics. As an economist, Ambedkar was not beholden to a particular school of thought or -ism. Ambedkar's important economic ideas included advocating for a gold standard, decentralizing government finance to each level of government to raise its own expenses and consolidating land holdings in agriculture to achieve economies of scale. Ambedkar's ideas on India's agricultural economy remain relevant today. Professor Amartya Sen, 6th Indian Nobel Laureate said "Ambedkar is my father in Economics .... His contribution in the field of economics is marvelous and will be remembered forever . . ."

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Indian Economy, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Economic Thought, Indian Rupee, Economic Policy.

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Arbitration serves as a foundational element in dispute resolution, providing an alternative to conventional litigation. Anchored in consensual agreement and impartiality, this method empowers parties to address conflicts beyond formal court proceedings. As a globally recognized process, arbitration promotes efficient and customized resolution while upholding principles of fairness. This is an Empirical research. The sample size is limited to 200 responses. This research used a Random sampling method. The statistical tool used is graphical representation. The sample frame taken here is public areas in and around Chennai. The important findings of the research was based on the survey taken from the public with regards to the role of arbitration in reducing the burden of courts in India. The findings of the research is that arbitration plays a significant role in reducing the burden of courts through its effective dispute resolution mechanism. The arbitration works at encouraging party autonomy, allowing disputing parties to tailor the resolution process to their specific needs and preferences. Many people are not aware of arbitration and it's evolving into a major concern since the need to refer the cases to arbitration has increased due to the enormous pending cases in the courts. I concluded the research by stating that arbitration is the process of resolving the problems between the disputed parties in an amicable way. Therefore, the arbitration helps in reducing the burden of Indian courts. The objective of the research is to analyze the role of arbitration in reducing the burden of courts.

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Resolution, fairness, burden , amicable, pending .

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The study's objective was to develop and evaluate a dental gel that uses turmeric and clove oil as its primary component to treat periodontitis. Because of its wide range of antibacterial action against various periodontal infections, clove oil is used in the treatment of periodontitis. Dental gel is made with the help of carbopol 934, methyl and propyl parabens as preservatives, polyethylene glycol as a co-solvent, clove oil and turmeric as a therapeutic agent, and the required quantity of distilled water as a carrier. The symptoms of gingivitis, a moderate stage of the disease, include gingival edge redness, swelling, and slight bleeding. The accumulation of supragingival plaque is the cause of it. Gingivitis is associated with a change in the microbiota from a more Gram-negative to a more Gram-positive anaerobic flora. The more severe kind of periodontal disease known as periodontitis results in the separation of the periodontal ligament that supports the tooth and the resorption of the alveolar bone. Clove oil and turmeric was added to a dental gel to aid in the treatment of periodontal diseases. Next, the physical properties of the gel were evaluated, including its drug content, spreadability, extrusion ability, and in vitro antibacterial activity.

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Periodontitis, Clove oil, Turmeric, Antimicrobial activity, Gingivitis.

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Sangha literature is the foremost in Tamil literature. The Sangha literature describes the life of the kings who lived in the Sangha period. The kings lived by protecting the people. Kings considered acting bravely and fulfilling the needs of the people as one of their main objectives. They enriched and beautified the country.Although the Sangha literature has recorded eight times more than ten times about these noble kings who believed in viram to protect the country, this study examines the valor of the Chola king Tithan and the prosperity of the country he ruled.

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Akananur Thithan

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Introduction: Tocolytic agents have not proven to be efficacious in preventing PTB or reducing neonatal morbidity or mortality, today, the first purpose of tocolytic therapy is to delay delivery for 48 hours (2 days) to allow the maximum benefit of Glucocorticoids to decrease the incidence of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). While tocolytics may be successful for 48 hours once membranes are intact, other clinical studies suggest that the effectiveness of tocolytics is only slightly better than bed rest & hydration, both of which have fewer adverse effects than tocolytic therapy. Objectives of the study: The main objective of the study to assess the effectiveness of structural teaching programme regarding tocolytic drug among midwives. Methodology: A quantitative research approach and pre experimental research design was adopted for the present study. The study was conducted at Sri Manakula Vinayagar Medical College and Hospital, Puducherry. 50 midwives were selected by simple random sampling technique who fulfill the criteria. Results: The major findings of the study shows that pre-test level of knowledge, majority 31 (62%) of them had inadequate knowledge, 19 (38%) of them had moderate knowledge. In post-level of knowledge, majority 46 (92%) of them had adequate knowledge, 4 (8%) of them had moderate knowledge. Hence it is highly significant. Conclusion: The study findings concluded that majority of the midwives had adequate knowledge after the structured teaching programme. There is a significance association between religion with the level of knowledge regarding tocolytic drug among midwives.

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Tocolytic Drugs, Midwives, Effectiveness

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The main aim of this project is to develop software for Bank Account Management System. This project has been developed to carry out the processes easily and quickly, which is not possible with the manuals systems, which are overcome by this software. This project is developed using PHP, HTML language and MYSQL use for database connection. Bank management system can be consider as a most important thing in economic world If we developed advanced computerized based banking system so there is no need to open more branches as well the manpower is reduce and maximum information are stored automatically in banking server. Also in current scenario Aadhar card linking is must with bank account and it is possible through the ATM but if in urgent we want to link Aadhar it may be not possible there is no ATM are available in that case we provide this facility through the our project i.e. Bank management system.

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Bank security advance management

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This article's goal is to review the content and validity of antibiotics using a variety of spectrophotometric and chromatographic techniques. The present review employed five distinct analytical techniques to examine antibiotics: high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), gas chromatography (GC), ultraviolet visible (UV-Vis) spectrophotometer, Fourier transform infrared (FTIR), and liquid chromatography/mass spectrophotometer (LC/MS) methods. The most commonly prescribed medications for bacterial illnesses are antibiotics. Based on a study of multiple research pertaining to antibiotic analysis, HPLC, FTIR, GC, UV-Vis Spectrophotometry, and LC-MS are the commonly used techniques. Because of this antibiotic's sensitivity and volatility under different settings, analysis presents a significant problem.

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Antibiotics, Chromatography, Drugs, Spectrophotometry

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: Chickpea (Cicer arietinum) is an important crop, not only in India but also globally. It is an important source of protein, especially in vegetarian diets. Salinity has been a critical issue in agriculture and crops like chickpeas are highly susceptible to salt stress. Due to salinity, chickpeas experience high yield losses and many physiological disorders. Key findings from studies show that salinity stress significantly reduces seed germination, plant height, chlorophyll content, and overall plant vigor. Advancements in biotechnology, especially the application of genetic engineering and genomic technologies, have played a crucial role in the development of chickpea varieties that can tolerate salt. Incorporating the OsRuvB gene into chickpea using Agrobacterium-mediated transformation has been found to enhance resistance to salt stress. Furthermore, applying melatonin externally and utilizing plant growth-promoting microorganisms such as Bacillus tequilensis have demonstrated potential in alleviating the negative effects of salinity. These biotechnological approaches and agricultural methods show significant promise for improving chickpea yield in salty conditions, thereby contributing to global food security and sustainable farming practices.

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Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.), salinity stress, genetic engineering, salt tolerance, OsRuvB gene, Bacillus tequilensis

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The play Honey from a Broken Hive, written by Manoj Mitra, explores various themes including animosity, oppression, women's subjugation, humanity, and dharma (duty) and moral rectitude. The play explores the moral and ethical dilemmas through the lens of caste and gender conflicts within the Indian context. Furthermore, the play prompts readers to reflect upon their own beliefs and values. This paper analyzes the societal issues of caste and gender as depicted in the play, as well as the challenges of maintaining morality within oppressive circumstances. The protagonist, Matla, is portrayed as someone torn between a Shakespearean "to be or not to be" mindset. Towards the end of the play, there is a vision of potential reorganization and redefinition of established power structures and orders. Manoj Mitra, a renowned Indian theatre artist, dramatist, and playwright, has written around 70 plays and filmscripts and has received several prestigious accolades, including the Sangeet Natak Award (1985). He also leads a theatre group called 'Sundaram' in Kolkata. In the play, Mitra presents the death of a man from a snakebite at ojha's house in a remote Indian village, narrating the story from a perspective of the downtrodden and deeply rooted in the realities of extreme poverty.

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Oppression, Morality, Caste, Gender, Theatre of Conscience, Manoj Mitra.

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From the thousands of years, the use of Benincasa hispida fruit from Cucurbitaceae family is for medicinal purpose. It is very popular vegetable for nutritional purposes. The fruit of Benincasa hispida is mostly use for various type of medicinal problem as like respiratory system, gastrointestinal problem, heart diseases, urinary function and diabetes. The plant shows many pharmacological activities as central nervous effect, anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-asthmatic, diuretic, nephron protective, antidiabetic, hypolipidemic and antidepressant etc. This plant mainly in Asian communities is mostly use as food because of its nutrition and medicine value. There are lot of study on the fruit part of this plant so that's why now this research article present the Pharmacognostical account as well as physicochemical evaluation, which shows the effect in the treatment of disease by using the leaf part of this plant

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Benincasa hispida, Physicochemical, Alkaloids, Tannin, Flavonoids, Phenol, Anti-inflammatory activity.

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