Volume 10 | Issue 9 |

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The main objective of exploring human error is to reduce adverse events in human life. Error is obvious in mortal life and same as it is the root cause of all sufferings. And so, we all unconditionally try to avoid mistakes. But the paradox is we cannot go beyond error. In this situation, the best option is maybe to be more conscious about the field where the error is most vulnerable and causes profound effects like death. In this context most relevant field is aviation. There, a tiny mistake causes the end of life of lots. This discussion analyzes human errors in the aviation sector in three steps: firstly, it explores different types of errors that occur in operational procedures; secondly, it highlights the essential cognitive factors behind them. Finally, it suggests some approaches to reducing human error in the practical field based on the analysis.

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human error, aviation error, utility of error safety culture, active error, latent error.

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Self- Government, Schedule-V Areas, PESA Act

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INTRODUCTION: Primary spinal Glioblastoma multiforme is extremely rare central nervous system malignancy and even rarer is its occurrence at conus medullaris. Due to its rare occurrence no large studies have been conducted to delineate its treatment protocols with statistical significance. Due to lack of proper studies the treatment protocols are based on results from primary brain GBM studies and low power studies conducted on primary spinal GBM. The case report has described the treatment protocol in detail and also progressive follow up of the patient. Patient showed encouraging improvement in symptoms with the our treatment plan and a disease free survival upto one and half year. METHOD: The treatment protocol followed in this case was based on multi disciplinary discussion, analysis of various available literature and previous experience of the institute with primary central nervous system GBM treatment. Considering the physical and oncological condition of the patient after discussion in the multidisciplinary tumor board committee, the patient was given concurrent chemoradiation. PURPOSE: This case report aims to add to the sparse data of medical science on this rare disease primary spinal Glioblastoma Multiforme and try to guide clinician to its treatment. CONCLUSION: Spinal GBM being a rare tumor with poor prognosis need to be carefully treated using the traditional as well as novel treatment methods based on feasibility and conditions of patient and institute protocols. All such cases must be reported and contributed to medical literature.

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Spinal Glioblastoma Multiformae. Conus medullaris. Temozolomide. IMRT. Paraplegia

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Bhor taluka is remote and hilly regions of Pune district.Ethno medico botanical data was carried out on 2004 to 2010 from Bhorregion. Data collected from local practitioners, vaidu and herbalists and local communities people from Bhor taluka.The author introduces important local and nativemedicinal plants of Bhor regions. The locally found medicinal plants have high medicinal value to cure several diseases of human and animals, Some selective plants such as Pogostemon benghalesis(Burma.f.)O.Ktze, Eucalyptus globulusLab, Moringa olerifera Lam, Ocimum sanctum L, Cassia fistula Linn, Five (5) plant species are discussing with respect to scientific name, local names, family, source of plants, distributions, chemical constituents and their uses. All these species are investigated as ethno medico botanical plants from the Bhor region.

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ethno medicinal plants, Bhor region

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The natural environment (air, land, water, flora, and wildlife), the human-made surroundings (buildings, roads, machinery, appliances, and technology), social contracts (families, media platforms, institutions, economies), and human consciousness all play a role in how people interact (knowledge, beliefs, understanding, skills, traditions). The desire for ideal health, for better living circumstances, for the welfare of family members, and for an improved quality of life is a significant motivation behind human action. These are the things that people aim to do for themselves, their families, and the communities in which they live. All of these interactions lead to wellbeing. Today's family system has seen changes in terms of size, role relationships, and power dynamics. The transition from a consanguineous to a conjugal family represents the change. Large joint families are becoming nuclear and joint families are becoming extended (either one or both grandparents residing with the family). It affects the size of the family, who lives with whom, and who owns what. This review study was an exploratory endeavour to investigate the numerous aspects of family well-being that impact urban families' lives and promote quality of life through responsible decision-making and a better understanding of family dynamics and relationships.

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family, wellbeing, relationship.

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Education is the inevitable base for the socio-economic development of any country. In the present circumstances, children, youth, and adults are facing many problems in life and work. The present investigation aimed at finding the adjustment of adolescents about their emotional maturity in senior secondary school. A survey method was adopted in the present study to determine adolescent males and females' emotional maturity and adjustment in senior secondary school. The sample of the study consisted of 100 students of XI and XII grades from a private school in the Patiala District. The findings of the study revealed that adolescent boys and girls in private senior secondary schools have similar levels of adjustment. Adolescent boys and girls in private senior secondary schools have an equal level of emotional maturity. There is no significant relationship between adjustment and the emotional maturity of adolescents.

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emotional maturity, adolescents

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This study focuses on the role of women, notably student activists, in the Quit India Movement, which Mahatma Gandhi inspired. Subhas Chandra Bose's INA (Indian National Army) actions and the RIN (Royal Indian Navy) Mutiny that followed the Quit India Movement undermined the British Empire's foothold in India even more. Captain Lakshmi Sehgal of Madras was a member of the INA's Rani Jhansi regiment and served as the regiment's commander. Ladies of the era took their home-based virtues and sacrificed them for the good of the entire country. It appears that women in the early 1940s had a desire to prove Gandhi right.

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INA, Quit India Movement, Royal Indian Vavy

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condominium

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Key Words: Volleyball, Motor Fitness, Motor Ability, Physical Fitness, Explosive Power

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Electric vehicles, Android, Charging station

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