Volume 10 | Issue 8 |

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American Missionary, Formal Education, Mokokchung district

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Keywords: - E- commerce, consumer, technology, digitalization etc.

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Abstract In recent years, the phrase "social media influencers" has emerged and has been gaining popularity in the context of marketing products, services, and ideas to consumers along their journeys toward making decisions. As a crucial component of the marketing landscape in the modern day, influencer marketing has emerged as a topic that is now on the rise. The purpose of this study was to conduct a review of the characteristics of marketing and social media influencers that may be found in the existing literature. This paper begins with operational definitions that were extracted from a review of the relevant literature. This is followed by a review of the term "influencer marketing," some characteristics' of social media influencers, and platforms of social media that are generally used by social media influencers to make people more influential with their strategies. This research is being presented in a format that is a hybrid of a narrative review that is chronological and one that is thematic.

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social media, social media marketing, social media influencers, influencer marketing, celebrity endorser, influencers' review

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Abstract In the late 20th century, postcolonial theory and literature rose to prominence as a way of analysing the shared struggles and experiences of people from former colonies as they navigate the post-independence world. The experience of diaspora, a recurring theme in English literature, is a crucial component of postcolonial studies. Diaspora is a type of psychological dislocation in which immigrants experience a sense of displacement, marginalisation, and loss of identity in addition to their physical movement from their country of origin to the foreign country. Some immigrants struggle with a fractured and split sense of identity because they feel ambivalently "in-betweened" and torn between the two cultures. Other immigrants, on the other hand, make an effort to fully integrate into the new culture and live as expatriates. The Tiger's Daughter, written by Bharati Mukherjee and included in the category of immigration literature, is the subject of this study. The experiences of diasporic Indian immigrants in the United States are recaptured in this book, but from different angles. It is impossible to generalise about the Indian Diaspora as a single shared experience due to the cultural diversity within and among the concerned nations as well as the variety of individual voices within the postcolonial novel.

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Entrepreneurship among women is an emerging reality and is a recent phenomenon. There is a need to develop the latent skill of entrepreneurship among women to provide justice. Though entrepreneurial talent exists among all human beings but the degree of entrepreneurial ability differs from person to person depending upon the society in which he or she has been brought up and subsequent exposure to the entrepreneurial environment one gets in different phases of life. The aim of this study is to discuss the issues regarding women entrepreneurship in rural Jharkhand. This paper is mostly based on secondary data and some observations; for the identification of these issues the author has reviewed different research articles and reports. Findings of this study reveal that absence of definite agenda of life, absence of balance between family and career obligations of women, poor degree of financial freedom for women, absence of direct ownership of the property, the paradox of entrepreneurial skill & finance in economically rich and poor women, no awareness about capacities, low ability to bear risk, problems of work with male workers, negligence by financial institutions, lack of self-confidence, lack of professional education, mobility constraints and lack of interaction with successful entrepreneurs are major problems of women entrepreneurship development in Jharkhand.

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women entrepreneurship, rural area, professional education, awareness, self-confidence

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Outlier detection, local outlier factor, smart irrigation

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Shweta pradara, Godanti bhasma, Leucorrhoea

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Objective: to check the safety the protection efficacy one hundred fifty mg single dose and intra-vaginal clotrimazole two hundred mg per day for 6 days and treatment of the acute episode of vulvovaginal moniliasis (VVC). Methods: during a prospective study, fifty patients with acute clinical and mycological con?rmed VVC were registered and divided every which way in 2 teams. Twenty-five patients received intra-vaginal pill (200 mg) daily for seven days, whereas twenty five patients received single dose oral ?uconazole (150 mg). Second and third visits were in all of the patients seven days and one month after treatment and therefore the clinical and mycological outcomes evaluated. The analysis was performed with help of SPSS software. Results: At the second visit, twenty one patients (84.00%) were cured clinically (in?ammation and discharge) and twenty patients (80.00%) mycologically in ?uconazole cluster and twenty patients (80.00%) were cured clinically and eighteen patients (72.00%) mycologically in clotrimazole cluster (P = ?o.o5). At the third visit, only 1 patient in ?uconazole cluster and 4 patients in clotrimazole cluster had clinical sign of VVC (P = zero.001). Conclusion: Oral ?uconazole single dose appears to be a sound and promising medical aid to cure acute signs and symptoms of VVC.

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antifungals

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LED, HPF, Flicker, EMI/EMC, Ripple, Surge

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DBMS, Create Database, SQL Database.

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