Volume 11 | Issue 7 |

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In this concise article, I would like to present four models of relating religion and state. Here, let me highlight the fourth model which is a positive approach to religious pluralism and discusses it with reference to the Indian Constitution. Distancing from social structural orientations which assume that the inter-religious conflicts will cease with economic development, I would like to draw the attention to the importance of a continuing inter-religious dialogue and conversation that is respectful of differences. Such a dialogue can help us to overcome many tangles and lead us towards conflict-resolution. If, in general, dialogue has been, in the past, associated with the issue of evangelization and liberation, today, I feel, we need to move towards a dialogue of religions as members in the civil society. It will be a dialogue centered on what concerns the public order and well-being.

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Religion and Society, Globalization, Secularist, Materialistic Culture, Civilizations, dialogue, Public order, Pluralism.

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Face detection has been a common nowadays. Recognizing emotions from images or videos is an easy task for human eye, but it is very difficult for machines to proves it and it requires many images processing techniques for feature extraction. so here we are introducing a CNN model to train the dataset and a harrcascade algorithm for the object detection. With the help of CNN an input image is filtered through convolution layers to produce a feature map. The Facial expressions are nonverbal form of communication. There are eight universal facial expressions which include: neutral, happy, sadness, anger, contempt, disgust, fear, and surprise. The main motive of this proposed system is to detect the expressions and level of stress.

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Images , Face recognition ,CNN ,Stress

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Premenstrual syndrome is one of the most common disorders of reproductive age that can be seen in different intensities in 90-85% of women. PMS is approximately defined as the group of symptoms occurring only during the luteal phase of a woman's menstrual cycle meaning that occurs 14 day before menstrual period and decrease with the onset of the menstrual. Premenstrual syndrome typically occurs between the ages of 25-45 years. It is accompanied by different symptoms that affect health. The health-related quality-of-life subscales in this study included: general well-being, interface with homework, satisfaction with research and career, control over studying, and stress from university study conditions. We examined the relationship between quality of life and the impact of menstruation on the study environment. Level of quality of life in premenstrual symptoms among adolescent girls. Majority of the adolescent girls 44 (73.3%) had Moderately satisfied quality of life in premenstrual symptoms and 16(26.7%) had Low satisfied quality of life in premenstrual symptoms.The demographic variable, age and Socioeconomic status had shown statistically significant association between the level of quality of life in premenstrual symptoms among adolescent girls with their selected demographic variables.The other demographic variable had not shown statistically significant association between the level of quality of life in premenstrual symptoms among adolescent girls with their selected demographic variables respectively.

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premenstrual syndrome, adolescent girls, quality of life.

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Soil is the component that contributes the most to fulfilling all of a person's basic needs. This study examines the physical and chemical characteristics of the soil in four villages of Naya Raipur region, Chhattisgarh including Palaud, Kotni, Tandul, Kuhera, and two open forests, including the Kuhera Village Forest and Parsada. This physico-chemical study of soil is based on various parameters such as moisture content, pH (H2O), pH (KCl), pH(H2O2), and the requirement of lime content. The physico-chemical research of a region is particularly important since both physical and chemical characteristics affect the productivity of the soil. It was found that the moisture content was highest (2.50) in Kuhera village which can promote better crop-yielding capacity and lowest in the agricultural field of Kotni village (0.10). The pH level is high in the determination of H2O as compared to KCl and H2O2. The pH of H2O and KCl was found highest (7.94 and 7.38) in the agricultural land of Kuhera village and the village itself has the lowest pH of H2O which is 6.52. The pH of KCl is lowest (5.85) in Kotni village farmland. The pH of H2O2 was found highest in the open forest of Kuhera village (7.57) and lowest in the Parsada open forest (6.18). For the requirement of lime content, it was found that the pH of all the soil samples was alkaline so lime addition is not required. This study will benefit the villagers of that region in agriculture and help in any agricultural development in that area.

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Soil, Physico-chemical study, Naya Raipur, Moisture content, pH, Lime content

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This study was to examine the effects of wobble board and swiss ball training on the variable of agility among school students. A random group design was adopted for the investigation. Total Forty-five (N=45) student from seventh and eighth standard were selected as subjects on random basis and their age ranging between 13 to 14 years. The students were selected from the Government Model Senior Secondary School Sector-56, Chandigarh. Pre-test was conducted on the motor fitness variable of agility. An Experimental Group-I was exposed to wobble board training, where as the other experimental group-II was exposed to swiss ball training, control group was not exposed to do any specific training other than their daily routine activities. The training was given for six days a week for duration of twelve weeks. The Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA) technique was used to test the adjusted post- test mean difference among school students on the variable of agility. After the twelve weeks, ANCOVA indicated that there was a positive effect of training on agility and the P-value (Sig.).02 was found lesser than.05 level of significant (P< 0.05). The result reveled that a significant differences have been observed among school students of different groups namely; wobble board, swiss ball and control group on the variable of agility.

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Agility, wobble board, swiss ball and school students

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Vyavhar Kaushal ki avashyakta aur mahatva sangathan mein kisi bhi

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Vyavhar , Kaushalya , leadership, team work

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snail mucin, stearic acid,liquid paraffin,lanoline,glyceryl monostearate

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Abstract: Ayurveda, the holistic system of medicine has strong basic concepts and fundamentals. Hetu (Causative factor), Linga (Symptomatology) and Aushadha (Treatment) are the three major components of whole treatment of any disease. The diagnosis in Ayurveda is not always in terms of the name of a disease but is in the form of a description of the disease process depicting the pattern of vitiation of Doshas and Dushyas, the organs or Strotas involved. Acharya Charaka rightly proclaims that neither it is necessary nor it is possible to give name to every disease. What is necessary is to understand the exact nature of the disease process. The term Cancer is not found in Ayurveda directly, but it is possible to diagnose and manage the Cancer patients. This paper is an attempt to understand the Nidan-vichar i.e., Etiopathogenesis concept in Ayurveda for the diagnosis of a disease in context to Cancer. The same fact will be explained with the example of Cancer of female reproductive system. It also provides the Ayurvedic treatment approach and prevention of Cancer.

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Key words - Ayurveda, Nidan-Vichar, Etiopathogenesis, Cancer, Female Reproductive System

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The use of D-dimer in the identification of acute aortic dissection, deep vein thrombosis, and pulmonary thromboembolism has been established [1]. The very first pathophysiological shifts in acute coronary syndrome, in line to a report, is an onset of coronary artery thrombus [2]. Plasmin lysis of cross-linked fibrin clots produces the enzymatic breakdown product known as D-dimer. For the purpose of determining the patient's fibrinolytic status, D-dimer concentration in plasma plays a key role. [3]. Risk stratification should be performed on pulmonary embolism patients to determine whether they may benefit from a D-dimer for advanced treatment, such as thrombolysis or embolectomy. D-dimer is a sign of endogenous fibrinolytic activity and is connected to the inflammatory process. Despite having a chronic inflammatory condition, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is characterized by a hypercoagulable state, especially D-dimer levels.

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D-dimer, Acute Coronary Syndrome, Pulmonary Embolism, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Thrombosis, Myocardial Infarction

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The empowerment of women is a fundamental aspect of achieving societal progress, fostering equality, and creating a sustainable nation. This abstract explores the significance of women's empowerment and its multifaceted benefits for a nation's development. It highlights various dimensions of empowerment, including social, economic, political, and educational aspects, and their interconnectedness in promoting gender equality and overall national advancement. Women's empowerment encompasses providing equal opportunities, resources, and rights to women, thereby enabling them to participate actively in all spheres of life. Socially, empowering women involves challenging traditional gender norms, eliminating discriminatory practices, and promoting gender-sensitive attitudes. Economic empowerment focuses on providing access to education, skill development, entrepreneurship opportunities, and equal employment opportunities, leading to financial independence and economic growth.

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Education and skill development,economic empowerment,health and well being,social and cultural change

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