Volume 12 | Issue 9 | September 2024

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India has a diverse cultural heritage, with a time honoured tradition of handloom and handicraft craftsmanship. Each state has its unique art forms, yet amongst this rich heritage, certain crafts, like the durries originating from Salawas, Rajasthan remain overshadowed. This paper aims to shed light on the intricate art of durrie weaving in Salawas. Furthermore, it explores potential avenues for the elevation and development of this traditional art form. The research method includes literature reviews and oral statements. It is hoped that this study will recognize the importance of durrie weaving and lay the foundation for basic resources for the conservation and succession of the weaving techniques of these textiles.

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Salawas Durries, Punja Durries, Durries, Traditional Crafts, Weaving

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Aerosols are formulations comprising finely dispersed particles or droplets suspended in a gas, widely utilized in pharmaceutics for their efficiency in drug delivery. These systems are integral in the administration of medications via inhalers, nebulizers, and metered-dose inhalers (MDIs), offering a significant advantage in targeting pulmonary tissues, thereby enhancing drug bioavailability and therapeutic efficacy. include rapid onset of action, minimized systemic side effects, and the convenience of self-administration. Aerosols facilitate precise dosage control and can deliver medications directly to the site of action, improving therapeutic outcomes and patient compliance. However, there are notablesuch as issues with stability and formulation complexity. The propellants used, traditionally chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), have raised environmental concerns, leading to the development of environmentally friendly alternatives like hydrofluoroalkanes (HFAs). of aerosols in the future are promising, with ongoing advancements in nanotechnology and biomaterials enhancing their efficiency and targeting capabilities. Innovations in inhaler design and formulation science are expected to improve drug delivery systems, potentially expanding their use beyond respiratory disorders to include systemic and localized treatments.In conclusion, aerosols represent a dynamic and evolving domain in pharmaceutics, poised to revolutionize drug delivery and patient care with continued research and technological advancements

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Pharmaceutical aerosol , preformulation ,MDI , Propellent

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Transdermal drug delivery system is the system in which the delivery of the active ingredients of the drug occurs by means of skin. Transdermal distribution establishes the most important channels for a revolutionary medication delivery method. Basically, the Transdermal drug delivery system is a non-invasive method of drug administration. The drug delivery method will incorporate the drug to be delivered into polymeric membranes, which then diffuse the drug into skin at planned and controlled rate. The various advantages of drug delivery of transdermal are oral and injection. Transdermal administration entails to pushing the patch containing a medicinal substance onto the skin, which is both convenient and painless, as well as therapeutic first-pass metabolism. From throughout the body, an adhesive patch is designed to deliver a specific dose of medication into the bloodstream and through the skin. The Transdermal drug delivery has several advantages over other routes of administration, and for some instance, its less invasive, patient-friendly, and it is able to do the bypass of first-pass metabolism and the destructive acidic environment of the stomach that will occurs upon the oral ingestion of drugs. For decades, the transdermal patches were used to deliver drugs such as nicotine, nitroglycerin, fentanyl and clonidine to treat various diseases or conditions. The goal of this review is to know the history and origination of the transdermal patches, the design and usage of medical patches in transdermal drug delivery, with a focus on the recent advances in the innovation and technology that led to the emergence of smart, dissolvable/biodegradable, high-loading/release, as well as 3D-printed patches.

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Transdermal, non-invasive, adhesive patch, first pass metabolism, nicotine, fentanyl, nitroglycerin, clonidine, smart patches, high loading release, 3D printed patches

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Digital technology [1] has transformed people's lives significantly, particularly in rural areas, by empowering and connecting them. According to analysts, the Digital India plan could boost GDP up to $3 trillion by 2025. It can play a key role in macro-economic factors such as GDP growth, employment generation, labor productivity, growth in several businesses, and revenue leakages for the Government. a 12% increase in mobile and broadband penetration increases the per capita GDP by 0.81% and 1.38% respectively in developing countries. India is the 2nd largest telecom market in the world with 950 million wireless subscribers and the world's 3rd largest Internet market with almost 300 million broadband users. There is still a huge economic opportunity in India as the tele-industry in rural India is only 45% where more than 65% of the population lives. Thus, the growth and development of the rural economy are imperative for inclusive development and overall growth of the country. India's rural areas are brimming with young, tech-savvy individuals who possess immense potential to drive digital innovation and entrepreneurship. Additionally, Rural people's access to education and training is often limited by financial barriers and lack of physical infrastructure in rural and remote areas. This is where m-Education / digital services can play an important role by reaching remote masses. To address this gap, we propose the "Empowering Young Digital Innovators" [17] project, which aims to provide comprehensive business development training and mentorship to rural youth, empowering them to become the digital change-makers of tomorrow. This project aims to address this gap by providing young digital innovators with training and support in business development, including business model development, marketing, and financial management. Social sectors such as healthcare, and banking are unable to reach out to the citizens due to obstructions and limitations such as middleman, illiteracy, ignorance, poverty, lack of funds, information and investments. Digital technologies have the potential to create new markets and business models in rural India, [30] but rural youth often lack the knowledge and skills to capitalize on these opportunities. Business development training can help rural youth create sustainable and scalable businesses while contributing to the overall development of rural communities.

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Digital India, Enterprise, Rural India, Digital Innovation, Digital Platforms, Empowerment

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The aim of this Paper is to bring to light the significance of Aprthak-siddhi concept in Sri Ramanuja's Philosophy.The purpose of this paper is to analyze the three realities ie; God, soul and world are connected to each other or distinct from each other by means of Aprthak-siddhi.To find out whether external relation or internal relation holds good from the Visistadvaita's point of view is the crux of his philosophy.

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Aprthak-siddhi, Samavaya, Samyoga, Ayuta-siddha, Svarupa-Sambandha, Cit, Acit, Sarira, Sariri, Visista, Brahman, Jiva, padarthas, Nitya.

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This study investigates the dynamic relationship between the Indian gold market and the equity market, represented by BSE Sensex and Nifty 50, over a decade-long period. Employing a comprehensive methodological approach, including descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, regression modeling, and ARIMA forecasting, this research aims to uncover the underlying patterns and dependencies among these asset classes. The study finds a statistically significant negative correlation between gold and stock market returns, suggesting that they tend to move in opposite directions. However, regression analysis reveals that the impact of gold price changes on stock market indices is relatively limited, indicating the presence of other influential factors. The ARIMA model provides short-term forecasts for gold prices and stock market indices, offering insights into potential future trends.

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Keywords: Gold Market, Nifty 50, BSE Sensex

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Women empowerment in India is a multifaceted process involving the enhancement of women's access to education, economic opportunities, political participation, and healthcare, ultimately enabling them to contribute meaningfully to society. This article explores the current state of women empowerment in India, focusing on opportunities in various fields such as education, economic participation, and healthcare. It also examines the significant challenges faced by both working and household women, including the dual burden of professional and domestic responsibilities, workplace discrimination, and societal and cultural barriers. The role of government policies in promoting women empowerment is analyzed, with a focus on initiatives like Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana, and the reservation of seats for women in local governance. Despite the progress made, persistent challenges such as gender inequality, health-related issues, and economic dependence underscore the need for continued efforts to create an enabling environment for women. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of addressing socio-cultural norms and strengthening policy implementation to achieve true women empowerment in India.

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Women empowerment, India, Gender equality, Education, Economic participation, Political representation, Healthcare, Government policies, Social barriers, Women's rights

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Automated Summarization and Sentiment Analysis of Streaming Content The YouTube Video Analyzer addresses the growing need for efficient analysis of streaming content. This tool utilizes natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning to automatically extract and summarize information from YouTube videos and viewer comments. It integrates sentiment analysis, Google's GenerativeAI Gemini Pro for summarization, and leverages YouTube's official APIs for comprehensive content analysis. This allows users to quickly grasp video content and viewer sentiment, empowering researchers, creators, and enthusiasts to navigate the vast world of streaming content with greater ease. The YouTube Video Analyzer represents a significant step forward for automated content analysis in the online streaming landscape.

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YouTube Video Analyzer, Content Summarization, Natural Language Processing (NLP), TextBlob, Streamlit, Google GenerativeAI, Sentiment Analysis, Viewer Comments, Machine Learning, Digital Content Analysis, Public Opinion

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Ayurveda emphasizes on maintaining the good health i.e. Swasthya of a healthy being and also deals with treatment of various diseases (1). Like many other problems in pediatric age group, Napkin rash is a commonest concern. Prevalence of Napkin rash has been reported from 7-35% in the first one year of life. Most cases occur between 9-12 month of age (2). In Ayurvedic classics this condition is referred to as Ahiputana, Gudakuttaka, Mathrukadosha, Prishtaru and Anamaka. It is caused by improper care of infants and children with diapering and is also said to be stanyadushtijanya vyadi (caused by vitiated breast milk) (3) The disease is characterized by Pidika (papulovesicular lesion), Kandu (Irritability due to itching), Strava (discharge), Varna (skin color over perianal region) erythema, papules, pustules, ulcer, erosions, etc in the anal region. The condition has close resemblance with diaper dermatitis. This condition even worsens with Atisara,Grahani Rogas, Putana Graha, Ksheeralasaka, Charmadala.

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Ahiputana, Shatdhauta Ghruta, Napkin rash.

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Dysmenorrhoea is one of the most widely common gynecological problems among all the females and also known as cramping pain and it occurs in the lower abdomen just before or during menstruation. The menstrual symptoms are a broad collection of affective and somatic concerns that occur around the time of menses. The effect of Dysmenorrhoea is very wide, however managing the problem is important.

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Dysmenorrhoea, Menstrual symptoms, Abdomen pain, school, girls' student.

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