Volume 11 | Issue 7 |

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The New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is a comprehensive set of reforms aimed at transforming India's education system. The policy aims to address the challenges facing the current system, such as low learning outcomes and a lack of focus on critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The policy aims to transform the education system to make it more holistic, multidisciplinary, and flexible. The policy also aims to promote critical thinking, creativity, and innovation among students. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the NEP 2020 and evaluates its effectiveness in improving India's education system. The review study is based on a thorough analysis of existing literature, government reports, and data sources. The NEP 2020 has been hailed as a landmark policy that will bring about significant changes in the education system. This research paper examines the effectiveness of the NEP 2020 in achieving its goals.

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New Education Policy, Critical Thinking, Multidisciplinary Approach, Vocational Education and Skill Development

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Delonix regia, lithiasis, calcium oxalate, ethylene gylocol, methanolic extract

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The most accomplished creature in our cosmos is man. He possesses intellect, action, and reason abilities that are enormously admirable, according to Shakespeare, who calls "The grandeur of the universe" inspired him People learn, observe, and hear about criminal victimization in our communities every day. For example, fights with neighbours, etc. Anyone can actually become such a victim of crime anywhere, according to reality.

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Victims Rights, Victim compensation, Role of Victims under the acts.

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The Act East Policy is a significant expression of India's foreign policy with a view to develop economic integration with South East Asia. The Policy seeks to build a close connectivity between India and the countries of East Asia through the Northeastern region of India. The geographical location of the Northeastern region stands itself as the most favourable location to focus on implementation of India's Act East Policy. Being located in the southern part of the Indian state of Assam,Barak Valleyoccupies an important position in the Act East Policy as it is interlinked with the other Northeastern states and international border as well. Keeping this in view the present study tries to explore the opportunities for development of Barak Valley under the Act East Policy. The study observes that the geographical location of Barak Valley provides it a chance to become a hub for intra-state and international trade. It is expected that if the Act East Policy is put into operation properly it will usher in a new era of progress, prosperity and all round development for the Barak Valley.

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Keywords: Act East, Barak Valley, Northeast, Southeast, Trade.

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Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal and fetal mortality and morbidity worldwide. The early identification of patients with an increased risk for preeclampsia is therefore one of the most important goals in obstetrics. Preeclampsia occurs in 2-5% of pregnancies in the Occident, but it complicates up to 10% of pregnancies in the developing countries. Preeclampsia is a multi-system disorder of pregnancy, which is characterized by new onset hypertension (systolic and diastolic blood pressure of >= 140 and 90 mm Hg, respectively, on two occasions, at least 6 hours apart) and proteinuria (protein excretion of >= 300 mg in a 24 h urine collection, or a dipstick of >= 2+), that develop after 20 weeks of gestation in previously normotensive women

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Preeclampsia, Gestation, proteinuria, Liver enzymes ,Thrombocytopenia

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Abstract: Education is necessary for overall human development. But we often see the inequality of education because of which poor talented children are affected, especially the tribal children. But if we all show the light of education to the tribal students by resolving the racial differences, then equality of opportunity will come in education. First of all, it is necessary to eliminate superstitions and ignorance form tribal society. In the era of 21st century every tribal students should be made technologically proficient. We should eradicate the number of dropout students from schools. The teacher should strive to bring all the tribal students into the area of education. A mass awareness is the key to overcome ignorance. It is the principal duty of all of us to make the tribal society free from the oppression of ignorance and to form a beautiful society.

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Tribal, Education, Students

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The present study aimed to measure the physical and chemical properties of both ground water and surface water. Surface water and groundwater are two important sources of freshwater that are essential for human consumption, agricultural production, industrial use, and ecological balance. Surface water refers to the water that flows on the earth's surface in streams, rivers, lakes, and oceans, while groundwater is the water that is stored beneath the earth's surface in aquifers. Both surface water and groundwater are interconnected, and their quality and quantity depend on various factors such as climate, geology, land use, and human activities. Water quality can vary significantly from place to place due to a range of natural and human factors. This study provides an overview of the factors that can influence water quality and the ways in which water quality can vary across different geographic locations. The study examines the natural factors that can impact water quality, including geology, climate, and natural ecological processes. It also discusses the human factors that can contribute to changes in water quality, such as land use practices, industrial and agricultural activities, and waste disposal practices. Furthermore, the study explores the different parameters used to measure water quality, such as pH, dissolved oxygen, nutrient levels, and contaminants. It highlights how these parameters can vary from place to place, depending on local conditions and sources of pollution. The study also discusses the potential impacts of poor water quality on human health and the environment, including the spread of waterborne diseases, damage to aquatic ecosystems, and harm to wildlife. Finally, the study emphasizes the importance of monitoring and maintaining water quality to protect public health and preserve natural resources. It calls for the implementation of effective water management strategies, including the use of best management practices, regulations, and policies, to ensure that water quality is maintained at safe and sustainable levels across different geographic locations.

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Surface water, Ground water, Water Tests, pH, BOD,COD

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Recent centuries have seen significant changes in plant communities, although not all of these changes are consistent with the prevalent narrative of a biodiversity crisis. Although few extinctions have been recorded during the Anthropocene to date (0.1%), future decreases in plant species diversity are highly anticipated given habitat conversion in the tropics. In many parts of the world, the introduction of non-native species has considerably enhanced the diversity of plant species. At the same time, by bringing previously separated congeners into close proximity, these imports have also sparked the emergence of novel hybrid polyploidy species. At the local level, the conversion of primary vegetation to agriculture has reduced plant diversity, whereas other drivers of change, such as climate change, habitat loss, and nitrogen deposition, have effects that are highly context dependent and produce a distribution of temporal trends with a mean close to zero. These findings necessitate a review of the criteria used to establish and support conservation objectives. The preservation of biodiversity is a major concern in current forest management and can help human societies ensure the long-term sustainability of forest ecosystems, services, and resources. As the earliest woody plants in the succession process and capable of driving the development and succession of the canopy, understory shrubs serve as backup plants for the regeneration, development, and succession of forest ecosystems. In plantations, where it is essential for the growth of communities and the preservation of diversity, the diversity of shrubs is a significant part of the biodiversity of the forest. Additionally, shrubs maintain the soil quality of the stand and are crucial for the growth of forests, the transformation of agriculture into woods, etc. In this study dynamics of shrub diversity of Chitrakoot has been provided. The study area has 18919.80 ha area which is divided in 15 beats, 8 blocks and 86 compartments. Where the data shows primarily 29 types of shrub species with the total number of 16209 individuals. Dominance of Lantana camara, Carissa opaca, & Solanum nigrum has been noted. The different indices of plant diversity show highly diversified flora of shrub in study area.

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Anthropocene, Biodiversity, Chitrakoot Forest Range, Sustainability, Shrubs.

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Voice assistance systems have emerged as transformative technologies that streamline and augment human-computer interactions. This paper presents a state-of-the-art voice assistance system designed to provide an unparalleled user experience across various applications. The paper also highlights the system's versatility and extensibility through seamless integration with email system. The voice assistant listens to the user's voice input and converts it as a text and then sends it as an email message to the recipients. Finely, Researchers have to provide user's Email id, which will be the sender email id for the recipient and this can be executed using Python. SMTP is the most common and popular protocol of email which means Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. It is used for transmitting email from one account to another over the internet. Protocol runs a list of instructions that validate and manage the transfer of email and also it pushes the message from client to the server. MTA-Message Taste Agents is the client which should be present in the system to send and receive mail.

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Keywords: E-Voice, Voice Assistant, EMAIL, Id, Artificial Intelligence, SMTP

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Purpose: Literature suggests, rehabilitation program consists of interventions aimed at improving Sensation, improve breathing problem, improving strength and range of motion. However sensory motor training remains a clinical challenge. Studies shown that sensory motor training will facilitate sensory inputs, correcting muscle imbalance, and ensuring correct program at the level of central nervous system. As there is paucity of literature on sensory motor training in LL.Hence there is a need of study to combine the effect sensory training with Yoga in post covid Guillain-Barre syndrome. Methodology: A 61-year-old male patient came to Baramati with chief complaints of weakness and sensory loss over bilateral ankle, right leg was more affected than left leg, the patient had difficulty breathing and in basic activities of daily living. The patient had history of diabetes since 2 years. He was also history of Covid-19 in 2020 then after one year later he was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome. Intervention:The patient received Sensory motor training and Yoga for 5 days a week for 4 weeks. Result: In this study we assessed the patient on six-point sensory assessment scale and COVID-19 functional status scale, score for GBS (Guillain-Barre syndrome) which showed significant improvement in results. Conclusion: In present case study, combination of Sensory Motor Training and Yoga have shown Efficacy on improving breathing pattern, ankle range of motion and strength, sensory discrimination, thereby implementing these combination techniques, will reduce functional dependence and improve quality of life.

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GBS, Sensory Motor Training, Yoga.

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