Volume 8 | Issue 11 |

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Abstract The Make in India campaign was launched and started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India on September 25, 2014 in a function at the Vigyan Bhavan. Basically it is an initiative of the Government of India to encourage multinational, domestic as well as, companies to manufacture their products in India. Indeed, it hopes to make India a major manufacturing hub. India has emerged, after first quarter of 2015, as the top destination globally for investment, beating our next to door neighbour as well as the States. During the end of 2014 on 29th December the Department of Industry Policy and Promotion conducted a workshop, which was attended by Modi, his cabinet ministers and chief representatives of states as well as various industry tycoons. The major expectation from this campaign is that it will create around 100 million job opportunities for youths in India over time. The aim is to take a share of manufacturing in country�s gross domestic product from 16% to 25% by 2022, as stated in national manufacturing policy. Major objective of this scheme focuses on 25 sectors.

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Opportunities, Development, create, youths, nation

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In recent years many attempts have been made to define the connotation of agricultural productivity and a considerable amount of literature exists on this subject. Productivity is not a synonym of fertility . It is generally used to express the power of agriculture in a particular region to produce crops without regard to whether that power is due to the bounty of nature or to the efforts of man. On the other hand, fertility denotes the ability of soil to provide all the essential plant nutrients in available form and in a suitable balance for the plant growth.

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land, labour and capital productivity of agriculture in typological studies,

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At the time of Indian independence, the State of Jammu and Kashmir was not a province of the erstwhile British India, and, therefore, was given an option, after independence, either or not to join any of the two newly created countries of India and Pakistan. When the ruler of the State, Maharaja Hari Singh, decided to join India by executing ‘Instrument of Accession’ (I A) on October 26, 1947; the State was accorded special status under Article 370 of Indian Constitution. Under the provisions of this Article, limitations were imposed on legislative and executive powers of the Government of India as per the terms of the I A. Presidential order, supported by the Government of the State, was a condition precedent under Article 370 to implement any of the provisions of Indian Constitution in the State. Enjoying the special status, the State had framed its own Constitution in 1956 for its people. Government of India has abrogated, on August 5, 2019, the special status of the State by utilizing the provisions of Article 370 itself, and has, in addition, bifurcated it into two Union Territories of ‘Jammu and Kashmir’ and ‘Ladakh’. The Constitutionality of this legal action, however, is pending before our Supreme Court and a future verdict in the case will decide the status of the former State of Jammu and Kashmir.

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State of Jammu and Kashmir, Instrument of Accession, Constitution, Article 370, Presidential Order, Union Territory.

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All health care facilities are required to maintain medical records, including hospitals. According to Permenkes RI No. 269/2008, medical records in hospitals must be kept for at least 5 (five) years from the date the patient was treated. Medical record documents that are of no value should be destroyed so that the room where medical records are stored becomes large. Based on the preliminary study, it was found that the Islamic Ibnu Sina Hospital (YARSI) Padang had never been destroyed. The purpose of the study was to determine the factors that influence the implementation constraints of the destruction of inactive medical record documents at the Islamic Hospital Ibnu Sina (YARSI) Padang in 2020. The research method used is qualitative research with a case study approach. This research was conducted at the Ibnu Sina Islamic Hospital (YARSI) Padang from February to September 2020. The technique of determining informants used was purposive sampling. The number of informants was six people. Data collection techniques are observation, interviews, and literature study. Data analysis used content analysis techniques. To maintain data validity, source triangulation, method triangulation, and documentation review were used. The result of this research is that the inactive medical record destruction activity has not been implemented. There are obstacles that the activity has not been implemented because of insufficient officers or personnel, training is rarely attended by officers, policies and SOPs for the destruction have existed but have not been realized, the materials needed are incomplete, and the implementation of medical record retention has not been completed.

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Destruction, Hospital, Medical Records, Retention, Storage

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In today�s generations Internet has become an integral part of our daily routine. The usage of Internet is essential for both educational and non-educational purposes. In this modern world of science and technology Internet addiction has become a serious problem within the Indian context. The current study has been designed to concentrate on the issues and various investigating how Internet addiction-related behaviors may have an impact on adolescents. Overall, the findings from the present study indicate that internet addiction is a big problem and the numbers of cases are increasing day by day in the world and maximum especially in India.

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Parenting Style, Internet Addiction, Academic Performance, Depression & Anxiety

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Pandit Nehru ke panchsheel ke Siddhant vartman Bharat China na sambandho ka vastvik Aadhar

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Solar renewable energy source has the potential to fullfill the energy demands with the groth of radiation absorvent material and futher improvement of emerging technology in upcoming years and reserchers are working on the level best. Solar Energy demand globally has been growing day-by-day and at about 30% per annum over the past 15 years. In comparison, the hydrocarbon demand growth rate is 0-2% per annum. This high growth rate in solar energy is due to many reasons � increasing cost of petroleum products and the parallel decreasing cost of producing power from solar, and a concern world over on the harmful effects of using fossil fuels. Thesis presents thermal analysis for 10 W polycrystalline solar photovoltaic modules with regard to the first and second laws of thermodynamics by taking analytical and experimental test readings at, Bhopal and observations were taken for different ambient conditions. Evaluation was done energy, exergy or availability, and power conversion efficiency of the module. This evaluation depends on various parameters like Sectral wavelength variation, solar intensity, wind speed module temperature and ambient temperature. On Earth surface temperature varies with the geographical location so its is neccessity to evaluate the thermal performance of PV module at various gegraphical location so installation facility successfulluy improved with maximum power production in an efficeint manner. Both spectral irradiation wavelength and temperature are mutually reciprocal to each other and variable in nature with earth climatic change. Energy efficiency of PV module clear day, Hazy day and cloudy day at different spectral wavelength are found to be (?en= 10.61, ?en= 6.44 and ?en= 2.17), Exergetic efficiency of polycrystalline photovoltaic module varied from (?ex = 10.01, ?ex = 7.42, ?ex = 5.32 and ?ex = 1.47) to 0.37% for different ambient conditions and power conversion efficiency (?spce) for different ambient conditions (?spce = 8.55, ?spce =6.33 and ?spce = 3.33). Through the study is clear that PV modules are very promising devices for power generation and can provide longer energy supply at lesser cost. All these evaluation and analysis will result to give recommendation that will benefit to improve the efficiency of PV module, along with making it cost effective and more compatible in today�s market and installation facilities of PV module should be prevailing at each geographic location in India so that huge amount of spectral energy can be effectively utilized into electrical energy to full fill our daily electric demand.

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Key Words: - Spectral Wavelength Variation, Energy efficiency, Exergy efficiency, Climatic Condition, power conversion efficiency, PV module, Renewable energy.

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Nursing is an occupation which leads to high degree of stress. Increased job expectation, work overload, inability to cope up, lack of social and administrative support are some factors contribute to growing occupational stress among nurses. Current study was undertaken with an objective to Study on the level of Stress, among nurses working in Intensive Care Unit, New Delhi, India. The standardized scale Nursing Stress Scale (NSS) was used to assess level of stress among nurses working in Present study includes Liver Coma Intensive Care Unit (LICU), Transplant Intensive Care Unit (TICU), Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) and High Dependency Units (HDU) as a part of Intensive Care Units. Result showed that moderate level of stress was present among 23.95% of nurses; low stress was seen among 76.04% of nurses and none had high level of stress. It was evident that factors caused high stress was death and dying followed by work overload. The factors that caused low level of stress among nurses were lack of support (19.00%) followed by conflict with physicians (19.06%).

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Stress, Coping strategies, Intensive care units, Nurses

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A lab study was conducted to fractionate the soil P and find the relationship of different P fraction with physicochemical properties of surface soil of Varanasi region (U.P.) in the laboratory of agricultural chemistry and soil science department Udai Pratap college Varanasi. Most of the soils were light textured Soils from seven different region were collected and analyzed for phosphorus (P) fraction. The soils were neutral to slight alkaline in nature. The electrical conductivity (EC) ranged from 1.46 to 3.50 dS/m. The bulk density varied from 1.18 to 1.46 Mg/m3. The organic carbon values ranged from 0.50 to o.75 %. The highest value was observed in DLW in surface soils .The distribution of the different forms of the phosphorus fraction was as Saloid-P (23.43 to 44.62 ppm), Al-P(10.75 to 20.02 ppm), Fe-P (6.96 to 13.4 ppm), Ca-P (80.97 to 115.78 ppm), reductant soluble-P (10.68 to 27.70 ppm), occluded-Al-Fe-P (13.02 to 26.75 ppm), organic-P (81.41 to 172.32ppm) with total phosphorus(270.75 to 383.84ppm) in different surface soils.The highest amount of Saloid -P, Ca-P, and lowest of Fe-P, Al-P, Organic-P. Among the different P fractions Ca-P was dominant fraction followed by saloid-P, reductant soluble-P, Al-P and Fe-P.

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Phosphorus fractionation, Calcium, Fe, Al

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Divine Mechanics ( CCP, Code PcPs and CP ) underpins Formation of Vitamin D by Phototherapy (sun rays or Photon ) to prevent Ricket and osteomalasia . Divine Mechanics underpins to treat hyperbilirubinia in infants by Phototherapy ( Photon ) . Divine Mechanics underpins formation of Glucose in Light reaction ( Photon ) by photosynthesis in plants. These are laws of nature and by virtue of conditioned thought expressios of Basic Building Blocks ( Fig 1) . There is lawlessness in nature that is triggered by Divine Mechanics too to form Cancer by Sun radiations ( Photon). The same Divine mechanics underpins to treat cancer by Radiotherapy ( Photon ) . Hence we could conclude that photons are being used in many reactions if divine Mechanics ( thought expressions) is there to trigger that reaction . These are fed thoughts and feeding was done in pre creation era by Highest Center of Universe in BBBs that do take parts in above mentioned life reactions .

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Basic Building Blocks, Atomic Genetics, Atomic Transcription and Translation, Tachyons, Atomic Genetic Engineering , Hoyle -Narlikar universe ,

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