Volume 11 | Issue 8 |

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According to Ayurveda, Marma is one of the crucial factors that has a substantial clinical impact and may be associated with acupressure or acupuncture. Marma are the vital sites on the body that are connected to many organs and nerves. The use of Marma therapy for a variety of disorders is described in Ayurveda, along with the identification of Marma points that need to be treated because damage to these Marma points may have major negative effects. At the Marma point, many types of muscles, veins, bones, ligaments, and joints converge, acting as a physiological junction. This article highlights numerous Ayurvedic viewpoints on Marma and their regular stimulation of Marma is very beneficials for healthy life. In different religions with different style of worship many Marmas are stimulate daily.

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Marma, Vital energy, Ayurveda, Marma Chikitsha

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An example of a Pranayantan is Rakta Dhatu. Due to its Panchamahabhuta composition Rakta Dhatu has a unique character. It develops in Yakruta and Phleeha and is transported throughout the body with Rasa Dhatu. The Rakta Dhatu, which is found throughout the body, fills the Dhatus and supplies them with nutrients as it passes through the corresponding veins and arteries. Additionally, it improves complexion and feeling of body contact.

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PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF RAKTA DHATU: AN AYURVEDIC AND MODERN REVIEW

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INTRODUCTION: Hospital Acquired Infections are mostly common among comorbid patients suffering from Diabetes mellitus. The early indication before culture can come from Inflammatory markers which were evaluated in our study. Over last 20 years, the occurrence of hospital acquired bacterial and fungal infections (i.e., invasive bacterial and fungal infections appearing in a hospital-associated setting) has documentarily increased in number. The ground reason for the rise of these infections includes geriatric populations in countries with advanced medical infrastructure and facilities, ultimately in incidence of many carcinomas. Continuously autoimmune diseases are increasing, organ transplantation surgeries including bone marrow transplantation surgeries are attributing to increased incidence of fungal infections in India. Much of the clinical, epidemiological, and cost literature on fungal infections focuses on the occurrence in patients with three comorbid diagnoses: HIV/AIDS, neoplasia, or transplantation [1].

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INCIDENCE OF SUSPECTED SEPSIS IN NOSOCOMIAL PATIENTS WITH DIABETES AND COMPARISON BETWEEN EARLY INFLAMMATORY MARKERS

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Consumers play a very important role in our economy, yet, how well they are protected is a matter of deep investigation. Currently, we live in an era where the need for consumer protection has increased. Like human rights, consumer rights are also very important in the present era. For the protection of consumers, the Government of India brought the Consumer Protection Act in 1986.To overcome the shortcomings of the CPA 1986, the central government enacted A new CPA IN 2019. but the problem lies in the persisting low awareness levels about the present dispute redressal mechanism among consumers especially in rural areas. This study AIMS to find out how far the rural consumers are aware of the redressal mechanism in Kerala.

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Consumer awareness, Consumer grievance redressal mechanism, Consumerism

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Freshwater mussels are ecologically significant organisms, contributing to water quality and ecosystem stability. This research paper aims to conduct a comprehensive Morphometric analysis of the freshwater mussel species Lamellidens marginalis from the Gomti River in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. The study encompasses various aspects, including size variations in shell length, width, height and weight of the animal. Data was collected from five sites along the Gomti River, Lucknow and detailed Morphometric measurements were performed on the collected specimens. The results provide valuable insights into the biology and conservation needs of Lamellidens marginalis in this region.

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Keywords: Freshwater mussel, Lamellidens marginalis, Gomti River, Morphometric analysis, Uttar Pradesh, Distribution, Conservation

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Esthetically replacing an anterior tooth with excessive space is a most challenging as well as complex procedure. Patients having anterior missing tooth with diastema have various treatment options to replace the edentulous space. These are implant supported prosthesis or conventional porcelain fused metal or resin bonded fixed partial dentures. If these treatment options are not possible, loop connector provide a simple as well as the best solution for missing anterior tooth with diastema or excessive edentulous space. This article describes the procedure for fabrication of loop connector to replace the excessive edentulous space in maxillary anterior segment to achieve ideal esthetic result.

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Loop connector, diastema, implant supported prosthesis, edentulous space.

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Despite notable advancements in women's rights and empowerment in India after independence, there is still a sizable gender gap in the workforce, particularly in urban areas. This study focuses on Gurugram, a major city that has issues with women's safety in public settings, to explore the effect of dangerous transportation on women's decision to work. The study uses a causal-comparative/quasi-experimental research approach to investigate the causes of risky transportation and women's engagement in the workforce. According to primary data gathered from 97 working women in the organised and unorganised sectors using questionnaires and structured interviews, 40% of women have seen some kind of crime against women in public places. Among these, 83.5% of those polled said their decision to work was badly impacted by traffic and public space crimes, while 78.3% of women in the unorganized sector considered their commuting experience as unsafe. The study emphasises the demand for a gender-sensitive strategy in infrastructure design and transportation. The number of police officers should be increased, drop-off services supplied by employers should be implemented, lighting and CCTV cameras should be installed on the roadways, and public transit routes and frequency should be improved. Such actions can help create a safer atmosphere for women and advance their empowerment and involvement in the workforce. The safety and mobility of women in public areas must be prioritised through inclusive policies in order for urban growth to be sustainable. Cities can close the gender gap in job participation and create a more equal and prosperous future for everyone by tackling the problems with unsafe transportation.

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safe mobility, women safety, decision to work, women's criteria for work selection

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The Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) is a solid framework which has guided the sequential or semi-sequential nature of project delivery in the Tech industry. The way it has been implemented has changed over the years to a great extent in terms of the scale and complexity of the projects. Agile and other project management methodologies have shortened the time spent on each stage, because they are innately iterative and focus on shipping incremental software in quick intervals. The recent development of an AI ecosystem with increasingly powerful generative AI technologies like ChatGPT has led to many questions. Foremost among these questions are how these developments will necessitate the software industry and development lifecycle itself to undergo a transformation, and whether it will impact the nature of work for millions of Tech professionals worldwide. This paper focuses on the latter of the two questions above - and the authors would like to propose a new SDLC model based on how the different stages of the SDLC will likely undergo a fundamental shift catalyzed by recent advances made in generative AI.

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Generative AI, SDLC, ChatGPT, Software Development Life cycle

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Agriculture was one of the first methods used by humans to survive on our planet.. Today, in order to fulfil demand, we need agriculture to be more productive. This is due to the expanding population. In the past, humans increased output naturally by utilising things like cow dung as a fertiliser for the fields. This led to an increase in output sufficient to meet the population's needs. But with time, people started to think about boosting profits by having more success. Consequently, the "Green Revolution"--a revolution--began. Herbicides and other deadly poisons were then used far more frequently. While doing so, we increased productivity but neglected to take into account the environmental damage that was incurred, raising concerns about our ability to exist on this beautiful world. To reduce the usage of herbicides by only using them where weeds are present, we have implemented many solutions in this research. With this research, we use MATLAB to develop image processing to identify weed regions in an image we captured in the fields. Precision agriculture is gaining more and more attention from experts Since the global population has increased recently and the amount of available land and natural resources has reduced techniques for image processing could be used to address this issue.

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CNN, colour segmentation, agriculture, and image processing.

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The symptoms of Doshanubandh of Amavat, it can be studied that whether Heart is structurally affected or not. And for this examination of body structure, Modern Technology can prove vital as Acharya Shushruta has said in Su.su.10/24. Studies have been undertaken to see Hridvikruti in Amavat but according to Doshanubandh in Amavat what type of differentiation is seen in affected heart structures is not yet studid. This study focused on anatomical changes in Heart According to Doshanubandh in Amavat. In Chikitsa of Amavat it will be more helpful for Ayurvedic physician, if we know what structural deformity in Heart is present according to Doshanubandh in Amavat.

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Hriday,Heart, Doshanubandha, Amvata

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