Volume 11 | Issue 9 |

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The ability to sleep is essential to human life. More detrimental to a person's quality of life than a lack of food is sleep deprivation. A human spends more than one-third of their life sleeping. One of the 13 Adharaniya Vegas, or desires that shouldn't be controlled, is sleep. Sleep is one of the Trayopasthambhas, or "three pillars of life," according to Ayurveda . Numerous illnesses have listed lack of sleep as one of their symptoms. Samhitas from ancient science provide a full analysis of Nidra and Nidranasha as well as several therapies. A lack of sleep can occur for a variety of causes, including physical or mental disease, stress, aging, pain, and other factors. Ayurveda suggests a number of remedies to deal with the problem. The article offers a thorough analysis of the causes, effects, and treatment of Nidranasha from an Ayurvedic perspective. This paper makes an attempt to conduct a critical review of Nidra and Nidranasha.

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Nidra, Nidranasha, Insomnia, Swapna, Upastambha, Indriya.

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This paper investigates a framework of search-based face annotation (SBFA) by mining weakly labelled facial images that are freely available on the World Wide Web (WWW).One challenging problem for search-based face annotation scheme is how to effectively perform annotation by exploiting the list of most similar facial images and their weak labels that are often noisy and incomplete. To tackle this problem, we propose an effective unsupervised label refinement (ULR) approach for refining the labels of web facial images using machine learning techniques. We formulate the learning problem as a convex optimization and develop effective optimization algorithms to solve the largescale learning task efficiently. To further speed up the proposed scheme, we also propose a clustering-based approximation algorithm which can improve the scalability considerably. We have conducted an extensive set of empirical studies on a largescale web facial image test bed, in which encouraging results showed that the proposed ULR algorithms can significantly boost the performance of the promising SBFA scheme.

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Mining weakly labelled-Facial images-unsupervised label refinements-Clustering-Based Approximation-Face Annotation Scheme

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Values are the guiding principles of our life. it concerned with the livelihood, means how effectively people relate to each other and do the activities in the environment, by the environment or for the environment. Values are the important factors to achieving sustainable future of our life. it can't be separated from mutual understanding, it relates to the effective dimensions of human behavior. Value improves our judgmental ability towards good or bed, right or wrong. The major principles of modern society directly determine by the concept of human values. It is the path of discipline and including philosophical perspective of our life. in a modern society the livelihood can be effective by the peoples of the social group. And value helps us to understand how we create our own reality and gives us inside into the personal realities of others. In this study researcher describe the concept of value and its types. Also researcher try to indentify the way how values decreasing day by day in modern society and give an in-depth idea how values can be inculcate among the peoples of a modern society.

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Values, Human values, modern society.

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Regenerative, Suspension system, automobile, damping, stiffness etc.

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The skeleton of emu was prepared from the carcass waste of emu presented in the postmortem Hall of Guru Angad Dev Veterinary & Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana. Sequential steps involved were hot water maceration, degreasing, bleaching, categorization of bones, articulation and labelling of skeleton. The skin, adipose tissue and muscles were removed from bones. Bones were boiled in a container of hot water followed by removal of flesh collected on top of container. Further the bones were scrapped, scrubbed and simmered in borax to disintegrate collagen and cartilage. Later, bones were degreased using xylene and washed in detergent and dried at room temperature. To make bones brighter and whiter they were bleached using 3-6% solution of hydrogen peroxide. Different bones were identified and separated into axial and appendicular skeleton. The bones were then articulated on wooden stand with wires in proper position to form skeleton. The skeleton was varnished to increase the shelf life and aesthetic appearance. The present study concluded that the postmortem waste can be used as museum specimen and can also be used for teaching, research and extension work. This is the most economical, efficient and rapid method for utilization of postmortem waste as a museum specimen.

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Carcass, Emu, Skeleton

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This study was conducted to make an in-depth analysis of the correlation between bullying and depression in adolescents. Various research papers and case studies have been examined. The purpose of the study is to determine the impact of bullying and depression on adolescents. The collective evidence from the various research papers and case studies brings out the severe impact of bullying on the mental health of children and adolescents leading to adolescent depression. The study also highlighted various factors like gender differences, socioeconomic status, suicidality etc. within the context of bullying and depression. This study also enlightens on various important interventions which can assist in resolving this pressing issue. The research addresses the urgency of interventions and various preventive strategies, which would help to reduce the adverse effects of bullying on psychological wellbeing of children and adolescents. Hence, this study aspires to promote a healthier and happier life for future generations.

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Bullying, Anxiety, Adolescent Depression, Anxiety, Cyberbullying, Traditional Bullying, Gender Disparity, Schools.

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A green inventory model is a type of inventory management approach that considers environmental factors such as waste reduction, reduction of carbon emissions, reduction of pollution, and sustainability. It involves optimizing the inventory system to reduce its impact on the environment while still meeting customer demand and maximizing profit. Green inventory models can include considerations such as minimizing transportation distances, reducing packaging waste, using renewable energy sources, and choosing sustainable suppliers. This review contains various works related to the green inventory model.

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Sustainability, green inventory model, environment, emission cost.

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There is complex relationship between privatization and changing fate of marginalized communities. In different countries and different parts of the globe LPG in general and privatization in particular has made different impacts. As far our knowledge is concerned liberalization, globalization and privatization throughout the humanity has benefitted the educated, skilled, men and almost all people living in the western countries. Even in these developed countries the poor, unskilled, women, migrants and racial minorities have remained outside the benefits of LPG. The basic and vital sectors namely education and health care have suffered because of privatization. Deprivation from education and essential 21st century skills can definitely promote the culture of poverty among the poor, while privatization of health care sector can affect the longevity and health status of the poor and even lower middle class people. This paper examines the impact of privatization on marginal communities of India comprising of SCs, STs, women, small farmers, poor etc and seeks to explode on myth propagated by western countries regarding the benefits of privatization.

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Privatization, Policy initiatives, State Intervention, Globalization, Liberalization, Health sector.

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Children often tend to blame their parents, their past experiences or childhood trauma for their behavioral pattern. But this research paper is to prove otherwise and to throw light on the other side of the coin that how they play this blame game to justify their actions. Children who rely on their past experiences are subjected to prove unsuccessful in their future. The state of being gaiety relies upon each individual rather than his distressing experiences in the past.

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Past experience, distress, behavioral pattern, Childhood trauma

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Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) refer to a type of digital currency that is authorized and issued by the central bank of a country. They share similarities with cryptocurrencies, except that their worth is determined by the central bank and is equal to the national fiat currency. Central bank digital currencies are a cause of concern. Additional research is needed to explore the limited comprehension of CBDCs. This research should not only examine the economic reasoning behind CBDCs but also analyze their effects on various aspects such as monetary policy transmission, financial stability, price stability, inflation, unconventional monetary instruments, central banks acting as lenders of last resort, and the provision of forward guidance. There are still unresolved inquiries related to ethical concerns, privacy issues, and limitations posed by the environment and technology. It is crucial to investigate these matters with the upcoming introduction of CBDCs.

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Central bank digital currencies, Cryptocurrencies, Monetary policy, Financial stability, Financial Ethics

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