Volume 8 | Issue 7 |

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We propose a novel paradigmatic approach to sentient reality as a whole, with specific application to Information-guided DNA dynamics, leading to a triadic genomic configuration , which accommodates besides the parental hereditar legacy, a transcendental originating highly complex guiding matrix able to control the specific way the protein-synthesis is performed. The Self's own "Soul Genome", transcending the zero point energy interdimensional barrier, couples to the zygote's quantum-governed energetic configuration by way of resonant bands of subtle energy superposition effects at the instance of fertilization, triggered by a Zinc-spark related biophotonic bridge. Thus , unique secondary torsion parameters in the DNA strands determine the way the basic protein-generating template is read, supplying the new entity's psycho-cognitive particularities along purposeful developmental vectors.

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Reincarnation, self, soul, subquantum, subtle energy, DNA, Zinc spark.

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The study analyzed monetary policy impulse on domestic private investment in Nigeria for the period of 1981 to 2018. The Augmented Dickey-Fuller test and Autoregressive Distributed Lag model were employed in the analysis of the model. The ADF unit test result reported stationarity of the variables at order 1(1), which satisfied the conditions to adopt the ARDL Bounds testing approach. The ARDL Bounds test revealed cointegration of variables; that is, the presence of a long run relationship between the variables. Consequently, the result showed that monetary policy rate exhibits a negative and significant impulse on domestic private investment in both short and long run dynamic. However, Prime lending rate exhibit a positive and significant impulse on domestic private investment in both periods. More so, minimum reserve ratio and money supply jointly exhibits negative and insignificant impulse on domestic private investment in both short run and long run. The growth of national income (GDP) exhibits a negative and insignificant impulse on domestic private investment in the short run, but in the long run the impulse dynamics was positive and significant which conforms with the a priori expectations. Ramsey reset test revealed that the model was correctly specified since the p-value of f-statistic is more than 0.1. while the normality test revealed that, regression residual was normally distributed at 5% level of significance. The study recommends that a policy that can maintain monetary policy rate at a minimal level that�s capable of inducing private investment should be vigorously pursued. This policy can be transmitted through engaging selected micro-financed banks by the central bank of Nigeria for grass root penetration. While on the other hand, minimum rediscount ratio should be downsized to boost the volume of liquidity with the commercial banks, to service the medium and large-scale enterprise.

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Domestic Private Investment, Monetary Policy Rate, Growth Rate of National Income, minimum Reserve Ratio, Money Supply and Auto-Regressive distributed lag (ARDL)

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The global pandemic of the COVID 19 outbreak has brought a halt to the lives of millions of people worldwide. The impact has a drastic effect on children and their families, working professionals, adults as well as aged people, causing continuous disbalance in the normal lives, affecting emotional intelligence, mental health, healthcare problems, compromised nutrition, and wellbeing. The pandemic has a disastrous impact on the emotional and mental wellbeing, which are needed for a healthy and peaceful life. Emotional intelligence is related to emotions, which are required to facilitate thought, and for the regulation of our emotions and understanding others� also. Mental health includes cognitive, behavioral, and emotional wellbeing. It is concerned with how people think, feel, and behave in a certain situation. Due to this novel Corona pandemic, emotional intelligence and mental health of people is being affected at large. To approach the problem, this paper reviewed the current research practices and the existing works on the impacts of COVID-19 on the emotional intelligence, mental health, and wellbeing of people. It also highlights how COVID-19 is causing distress among working as well as the non-working population of the economy. The paper also includes several measures and certain recommendations on how to sustain and regain emotional and mental health during the crisis respectively. With efforts to thwart the blowout of COVID-19, the health sector is swiftly moving in the right direction. The major challenge would be the implementation of a new health system in such a way that it would reach out to every section of society.

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COVID 19, Coronavirus, Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health, Wellbeing

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The construction of any civil engineering structural project (whether house, bridge, dam or road, etc.) is carried out on or below the surface of the earth. The main aim of any structure is to transfer the load to the ground below, so that the soil below can be strong enough to support the coming loads without any loss. The building of any structure on a weak soil is very difficult and dangerous as land undergoes unequal settlements due to high compressibility and low shear strength. It is therefore of the utmost importance for us to test the engineering properties of the soil prior to construction.The current research focuses on improving the shear strength of the soil (which is one of the most technological properties of the soil) by using cement as an additive to minimize subgrade failure. Thus, the present study offers an idea for improving the geotechnical engineering properties of the soil used for subgrade pavement by using an additive that has been blended into the soil to achieve the desired result to fulfil the strength criteria. Similar standards may be extended to roads and airfields with a far stable surface layer. This can be done by combining the sandy soil and the Ordinary Portland Cement with the water and compacting the mixture to produce a stronger composite content. The present investigation therefore defines the behavioural dimension of soils mixed with 0 per cent, 5 per cent, 10 per cent and 15 per cent cement by soil volume to increase soil load bearing capacity. The shear strength and index properties, such as water content, MDD, OMC, Liquid Limit, Specific Gravity, etc., have been calculated and evaluated for the improvement of the pavement subgrade.

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Cement, Shear Strength, Atterber�s Limits (liquid limit),Water Content, MDD, OMC, Specific gravity

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The rewriting of the Indian epics has become one of the prevalent modes of writing fiction. By rewriting the great epics, the texts that were so far presented in a male voice are subverted and presented from the female perspective. Women in such novels are generally identified through their external actions and dialogues. But when presented as the narrator of a known story, the formerly shadowed characters would be cast in a different light. Apart from the story, the internal and hidden motives, fantasies and vengeance would be brought to the forefront. The following research article explores the femininity of the narrator as well as other female characters exploring plural voices in the retold epics.

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Femininity, first-person narration, plurality, stream of consciousness.

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With a rapidly growing population, there is an increase in people�s needs and consumption. This has resulted in dumping a huge amount of waste. These wastes consist of different waste materials that require different ways of treatment. Kitchen wastes are disposed of by means of organic composting techniques. Manual composting of waste requires the human workforce and it is not hygienic. The availability of technological advancements eases the process of composting. The proposed system has been designed to monitor the compost at regular intervals. The system monitors various important parameters such as temperature, moisture, pH, the level of compost in the compost bin. Users can monitor the acquired data through a realtime database or by mobile app. The objective of this proposed system is to monitor the overall composting process to achieve odorless and perfect organic manure. This system will ensure effective waste management and also will speed up the process of natural composting without any human intervention.

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best way to monitor the compost.

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Gharana, Gat

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Covid-19, Pandemic, Mental Health, Stress, Student, Rajasthan

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The role of missionaries as social reformers and their concern for the socio-economic plight of the tribal people indirectly made them conscious of their own right and encouraged them to finish to fight against social discrimination. The influence of Christian mission has undoubtedly been far greater than the mere growth of Christian population would suggest. Despite the spectacular increase in the number of converts among the Santals the converts still formed only a small proportion of the total Santal population. The missionaries have rendered services in the field of education, medical aid and social aid. Most of the tribes were under the clutches of money lenders causing them to dispossess their land, lose control over their own community based socio-economic structure and indigenous culture. Missionaries have undertaken different step towards making the tribes self-sufficient. The contribution of the church in the field of health services has been well appreciated by all sections of the people as well as by the government. Health centre�s run by Christians originally meant to serve the poor.

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Christian Missionary, Conversion, Discrimination, Identity, Marginalized

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Food is an indispensable part of life. Food not only provides us energy, nutrients and nourishes our body, but it also generates feelings of calmness, alertness and joy. Studies have provided evidence of food providing support in coping with feelings such as stress, despair, frustration, boredom or anxiety. We have a huge variety of food choices in our everyday lives. However, the lockdown announced due to COVID-19 pandemic led to shutting down of all the businesses except the basic necessities which includes, food, medicines, finances and other essential services. The government took several necessary measures so that the lives of people were not severely influenced while working to stop the spread of COVID-19. People continuously stayed home during lockdown and during this period food influenced people�s lives in various forms. The present study was carried out to know how lockdown due to COVID-19 has influenced the food pattern of people. The participants filled the online survey questionnaire which consisted of 20 questions regarding the food pattern that they experienced during lockdown. The total number of participants was 1011. The age range of the participants was 13 to 75 who were from different states of India. 41.34% males and 58.65% females participated in the study.

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Diet ,Food Pattern, Mental Health, Physical Health.

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