Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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Down Syndrome is the most common generic cause for intellectual disability. This paper reviews different medical issues faced by individuals with Down Syndrome and goals for improvement. Based on the goals a study is conducted to review functionality and how Bharatanatyam can help improve. There have been vast improvements in managing medical conditions with Dance leading to high rate of survival. These improvements impact on quality of life for individuals with Down Syndrome. Study of how Bharatanatyam can provide benefits to individuals with Down Syndrome is covered in this paper.

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Down Syndrome, Bharatanatyam

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The aim of this paper is to introduce and study a new class of sets called etag-closed sets and a new class of spaces called etanormal spaces. The relationships among beeta*g-normal, alpha-normal, s-normal and eta-normal spaces are investigated. Moreover, we introduce the concept of eta-generalized closed functions. We also obtain some characterizations and preservation theorems of eta-normal spaces, in the forms of generalized eta-closed and eta-generalized closed functions.

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eta-open, geta-closed, and etag-closed sets; eta-normal spaces; eta-closed and eta-etag-closed functions

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ABSTRACT Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is an annual cereal crops belonging to the family Poaceae Sixteen bread wheat varieties (8 of them farmers varieties and 8 of them improved varieties) were tested to compare yield performance, genetic variability, association among the traits on the grain yield. The genotypes were grown in Randomized complete block design at Goro and Agarfa community seed bank in 2017/18. Analysis of variance revealed that there were highly significant differences among the genotypes for most of the traits at individual and across locations. From the combined analysis of variance, significant (p?0.05) effect due to location, varieties and G�E was observed for most of the traits. The varieties showed wider variability in mean grain yield of 666.67--4000 kg ha-1, 1333.33--8333.33 kg ha-1 and 666.67 � 8333.33 at Goro, Agarfa and across location, respectively. PCV was higher than the genotypic coefficients of variation (GCV) in most of the traits. At Agarfa GCV ranged from 0.34% (aboveground biomass) to 689% (kernel number per spike), whereas PCV ranged from 0.4% (days to tillering) to 790% (kernel number per spike).At Goro GCV ranged from 2.23% (kernel number per spike) to 29.9% (grain yield), whereas PCV ranged from 2.6% (kernel number per spike) to 36.2% (grain yield). Phenotypic coefficient of variability ranged from 11.54% (day to emergence) to 70.28% (grain yield). Genotypic coefficient of variability ranged from 7.4% (days to emergence) to 46.13% (plant height).Highest heritability estimates were recorded (>80%) for the characters; days to heading (89.8%) and spikes length (82.9%),kernel per spike (87.2%),1000 seed weight(83.8%) and harvest index(348.9%) at Agarfa and plant height(95.7%), and spikes length (91.1%),at Goro. Similarly, the result from combined analysis indicated that Phenotypic coefficient of variability ranged from 11.54% (day to emergence) to 70.28% (grain yield). Genotypic coefficient t of variability ranged from 7.4% (days to emergence) to 46.13% (plant height). The expected genetic advance as the percent of means expressed as a percentage of the mean ranged from 0.72% for above ground biomass to 264.8% for 1000 kernel weight at Agarfa and at Goro the expected genetic advance expressed as a percentage of the mean ranged from 0.95% for spike length to 49.14% for grain yield. Grain yield showed significant (p?0.01) positive phenotypic correlations with thousand kernels weight, above ground biomass, harvest index and plant height at each location. Similarly, significant (p?0.01) positive and negative phenotypic and genotypic correlations between the yield components were observed at each location. The highest grain yield was recorded in Bokate variety (80.01kunt/hect and the lowest grain yield was recorded in Ayuba variety (16.67kunt/hect) from farmers varieties, while Hidase variety (61.67 kunt/hect) and Ejerso variety (35.01 kunt/hect) the highest and lowest grain yield from improved varieties at Agarfa location. In Goro the highest grain yield was recorded in Tikur goshmber variety (33.34kunt/hect and the lowest grain yield was recorded in Tate variety (11.67kunt/hect) from farmer�s varieties, while Kekeba variety (39.01kunt/hect) and Digalu variety (10.01 kunt/hect) the highest and lowest grain yield from improved varieties. Generally, it has been observed the presence of variability among the genotypes, heritability and relationships in the tested traits of the genotypes studied. Hence, Selection and hybridization on farmers and released varieties based on the trait with high GCV, heritability, genetic advance, positive correlation coefficient and high grain yield can be recommended for farther yield improvement of bread wheat at respective location.

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Key words: Heritability, Genetic Advance, correlation, Grain yield, farmers� varieties, improved varieties

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A descriptive study to assess the prevalence of nomophobia and knowledge and effect of using smartphone among college students in Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab, with a View to develop an information booklet was conducted with the objectives: To assess the prevalence of nomophobia among college students, to assess the knowledge level regarding smartphone use among college students, to assess effect of using smartphones among college students, to find the association between level of Nomophobia among college students with their selected demographic variables, to find the association between level of knowledge regarding smartphone among college students with their selected demographic variables, to find out the correlation between level of nomophobia and effect of using mobile phone among college students, to find out the correlation between level of knowledge and effect of using mobile phone among college students.

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A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY TO ASSESS THE PREVALENCE OF NOMOPHOBIA AND KNOWLEDGE AND EFFECT OF USING SMARTPHONE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS OF DESH BHAGAT UNIVERSITY MANDI GOBINDGARH, FATEHGARH SAHIB, PUNJAB WITH A VIEW TO DEVELOP AN INFORMATION BOOKLET

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Banking as a service (BaaS) is an end-to-end process that ensures the full execution of a web-based financial service. This type of digital banking service is offered on demand and completed within a certain amount of time. However, as time has passed, the activities covered by banking have broadened, and banks today provide a variety of other services. These days, banking services include the issuance of debit and credit cards, secure storage of valuable objects, lockers, ATM services, and onli

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Material handling system, Just- in-time material supply, Milkrun, AGV, Information flow

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