Volume 11 | Issue 1 | January-2023

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The aim of research is to determine the effect of plyometric exercises with skill practices on speed of volleyball players of high school boys. Twenty Seven subjects were randomly assigned to three equal groups of 9 subjects and they were high school Volleyball Players who were studying in schools at Vijayapur District, Karnataka, India. Three groups were assigned into Experimental Group-I (PE) acted as Plyometric Training group practicing plyometric exercises; Experimental Group-II (PESP) acted as Plyometric Training Group practicing plyometric exercises with specific skills and Group-III (CG) acted as control group. The Pre test scores on Speed as physical fitness component was conducted for all the subjects by administering 50 Meters Run Test (in seconds). Experimental groups practiced plyometric training for the period of 12 weeks. The post test mean scores of Speed was collected after the said treatments. ANOVA and ANCOVA Analysis were used to determine the significant mean scores for Speed variable. By using LSD post hoc test where the obtained F value was found significant. The level of significance was fixed at 0.05 level. The SPSS Package along with MS Excel applications were utilized to get the results for the present investigation. The findings emphasize the value of comprehensive training programs that target multiple dimensions of athletic performance in Volleyball game. Plyometric exercises, when integrated into training, can significantly enhance the speed of volleyball players of high school boys, ultimately boosting their overall effectiveness on the court. These insights are valuable for coaches and trainers aiming to optimize the performance of their athletes.

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Plyometric exercises, speed, volleyball, high school boys, players

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Abstract This research paper explores the optimization of refurbishment material handling within the SAP Project System (SAP PS) module. The study aims to compare different strategies and techniques for managing materials during refurbishment projects to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve project outcomes. By analyzing existing literature and case studies, we identify key challenges faced in material handling and propose solutions that leverage SAP PS capabilities. The paper examines various optimization methods, such as automated inventory management, real-time tracking, and integration with other SAP modules like Materials Management (MM) and Plant Maintenance (PM). A comparative analysis is conducted across multiple industries to assess the effectiveness of these strategies in diverse operational contexts. The findings highlight the potential benefits of implementing optimized material handling processes, including reduced downtime, improved resource allocation, and enhanced project control. This research contributes to the understanding of how SAP PS can be utilized to streamline refurbishment projects, offering practical insights for organizations seeking to maximize their material handling efficiency.

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Keywords: SAP Project System, refurbishment material handling, optimization, inventory management, real-time tracking

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Abstract In the realm of cloud computing, ensuring fault tolerance is paramount to maintaining the integrity and availability of data amidst hardware or software failures. As organizations increasingly migrate to cloud-based infrastructures, the reliance on robust fault tolerance mechanisms becomes indispensable. This paper delves into the multifaceted strategies employed to safeguard data within cloud environments, emphasizing methods to preserve data integrity and ensure seamless availability despite potential disruptions. Fault tolerance in cloud computing encompasses a range of techniques designed to mitigate the impact of failures on system performance and data reliability. This technique indicate that even if a particular node fail, copies of the data remain accessible from other locations, thus maintaining data availability and integrity. Additionally, distributed systems often employ techniques such as data sharding and partitioning to further enhance fault tolerance, enabling systems to manage large volumes of data efficiently and recover gracefully from localized failures. Another critical aspect of fault tolerance is error detection and correction. Advanced error detection algorithms and protocols are implemented to identify inconsistencies and anomalies in data as soon as they arise. These algorithms facilitate the automatic correction of errors, thereby preserving data accuracy and preventing corruption. Furthermore, cloud platforms leverage sophisticated monitoring and alerting systems to detect failures in real-time and initiate automatic failover procedures, which re-route traffic and operations to healthy components. The paper also explores various fault tolerance models, including active and passive replication strategies. Active replication involves processing requests simultaneously across multiple replicas, while passive replication ensures that only one replica handles requests at any given time, with others standing by to take over in case of failure. Each model offers distinct advantages and trade-offs in terms of performance and resource utilization.

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Keywords Fault Tolerance, Cloud Computing, Data Integrity, Data Availability, Redundancy, Replication, Distributed Systems, Data Sharding, Error Detection, Error Correction, Monitoring Systems, Failover Procedures, Active Replication, Passive Replication, Cloud Architecture

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At prior stage water management is not considered to be vital point of planning and supervision as well, as the time passes all the possible chances of water entry in the structured is observed. As a result it seems very worst stage of existing building. Here entry of water may be from underground source, due to wrong workmanship or entryofwaterfromsurfacesource.Finalresultwillbeintheformofstructurallyweakbuilding.Forunderground water entry there are number of chances of corrosion of steel in footing portion.

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sustainablewatermanagementinbuildings,anaffordableapproach

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The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in the human body arises at the lumbosacral plexus in the lower back, from the ventral rami of the L4, L5, S1, S2, S3 spinal nerves and travels posteriorly through the lower limb to reach the foot. Sciatic nerve performs both sensory and motor functions. Sciatica refers to pain that travels along the path of the sciatic nerve. The sciatic nerve may be irritated, compressed, or inflamed by several problems in the lower back, causing sciatica. Homeopathy medicines are effective way to treat sciatica pain. It not only rectifies the compression or irritation on the sciatic nerve but also helps in strengthening a patient's constitution so that the disease is cured of its roots and there are no further recurrences.

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Sciatic nerve, Sciatica, Tibial nerve, Common peroneal nerve, Deep Peroneal Nerve, Superficial Peroneal Nerve, Anatomy

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In demography we study growth of population, its distribution and characteristics, its religious and linguistic sex structure, sex ratio, age composition migration, standard of living, its economic structure etc. we also study adaption of various human groups to their respective environments in different parts of the world. Various aspects of population have been studied since long. The aim of present paper is study of sex ratio in Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra. The present research paper is based on secondary sources of data. The secondary data obtained from District census handbook, District Gazetteers, District statistical department, Socio-economic review and district statistical abstract etc. Collected data is processed and presented in the forms of tabular and graphical methods. According to revised figures of 2011 census, the total population of Sindhudurg district was 849651. Out of total population 417332 are males and 432319 are females. Thus, the sex ratio for Sindhudurg district population is 1037 (Census 2011).

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Sex Structure, Sex Ratio, Male, Female

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Plastic accumulation is now become one of the biggest threats to Planet Earth in this decade. As it is non-biodegradable and takes so many years in its natural degradation. So, its disposal becomes one of the biggest problems. Usually, for its disposal two ways are getting followed in practice. One is Incineration (Burning in furnace at higher temperature) and other dumping it for landfill. But both these ways are neither Bio-friendly or economical. Incineration of plastic pollutes the air adding Greenhouse and toxic gases while landfill makes that particular land area barren. So, in this context, only option is bio-remediation of plastic, in which plastic eating microorganisms and worms could help in getting rid of this menace. Some of the micro-organisms recognized to degrade plastic naturally are Pseudomonos, Escherichia and Bacillus genera. A newly discovered bacteria Ideonellaskaiensis has been identified to dispose plastic in 2016. Similarly, some worms have also been identified to eat plastic. This is probably one of the biggest and most essential area of research in this century. The present paper is a focus to use this biological system to make environment plastic free in an economical and bio-friendly way.

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Bio-Remediation, Incineration, Land-fills, Mealworms, Superworms.

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Jahangir, an intellectually astute and multilingual cosmopolitan monarch, was a naturalist and scholar who investigated Hindu customs and faith. He attended Parsee and Hindu celebrations, such as the Rakhi festival and Diwali. Jahangir's sovereign and mother, Man Bai, was a Rajput princess. Guru Arjan and Akbar maintained a cordial rapport; however, Jahangir ascended to the throne subsequent to Akbar's demise. Khusrau, his eldest son, rebelled and subsequently withdrew to Punjab. On the way, he encountered Guru Arjan after being apprehended by the imperial army. Khusrau was granted 5,000 rupees by the Guru in order to meet his expenditures. Conversely, his inability to wed Har Gobind to Prithia, the senior sibling of Guru Arjan, incited hostility from Chandu Shah and Prithia. Prithia and Chandu collaborated in an effort to eliminate the Guru. His son Mihrban apprised Emperor Jahangir of the event following Prithia's demise and provided Khusrau with reassurance regarding his prospective heir to the throne. Qazis and pandits capitalised on this circumstance by asserting that the Guru had written a book in opposition to the tenets of Islam and Hinduism. Jahangir embarked on a journey to Pushkar, a highly regarded Hindu pilgrimage site renowned for its multitude of ancient and contemporary sanctuaries, one of which was the "Deohara." In exchange for sustenance, Jahangir engaged in dialogue with the Jogis of Jakhbar, who were bestowed with land in Punjab. Jahangir ruled during the reign of Gaddi Chandar Nath, a chief to whom Akbar had granted land in 1578 A.D. Jahangir encountered inquiries from his disciples, with Bhandar Nath in particular, concerning the madad-i-mash grant that had been sanctioned by the emperor. After consenting to the request, he left.

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Jahangir, Medival History of India, Non- Sufi Saints, Mughal Emperor.

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Observation homes stand as pivotal institutions within the framework of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, offering temporary shelter and rehabilitation to juveniles in conflict with the law. This article provides an in-depth exploration of observation homes, examining their role, functions, challenges, and prospects under the JJ Act. By delving into the legal framework, facilities, rehabilitation programs, and the way forward, it underscores the importance of ensuring the rights, dignity, and well-being of young offenders. Through a comprehensive understanding of observation homes, this article seeks to contribute to the discourse surrounding juvenile justice and child protection, advocating for a holistic approach that promotes the rehabilitation and reintegration of juveniles into society.

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Juvenile Justice, Observation Homes, Rehabilitation, reintegration

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Ayurveda, an ancient holistic healing system originating from India, stands at a pivotal juncture in its evolution. This article delves into the historical foundations, current state, and imperative for advancements in Ayurveda within the contemporary healthcare landscape. Exploring Ayurveda's historical roots reveals its principles rooted in the balance of mind, body, and spirit, dating back over millennia. Despite gaining global recognition, challenges persist, including the need for scientific validation, standardization, and technological integration. Identifying critical areas requiring advancement, such as integrating scientific research, enhancing education, and addressing regulatory challenges, underscores the potential for Ayurveda to revolutionize healthcare. The article highlights case studies showcasing recent innovations and the potential benefits of advancements, including enhanced efficacy, global acceptance, and personalized care. Nevertheless, challenges such as resistance to modernization, lack of standardization, and cultural barriers hinder Ayurveda's seamless integration into modern healthcare. The future prospects of Ayurveda hinge on collaborative efforts, technological innovations, and regulatory frameworks that bridge ancient wisdom with contemporary science. In conclusion, the article emphasizes the transformative potential of advancements in Ayurveda, envisioning its role not just as an alternative but an integral part of a comprehensive healthcare system. The evolution of Ayurveda holds promise in offering personalized, holistic care, ushering in a new era of healthcare that embraces tradition while embracing progress.

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Blending Technology with Ayurveda: Pathway to Holistic Healthcare

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