Volume 9 | Issue 1 |

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Ayurveda is one of the world�s oldest holistic healing system. It is promoted more than 3000 years ago in India. It is a health care system of traditional medicine native to India and a form of alternative medicine. It is based on the belief that health and health wellness depend on a dedicated balance between mind, body & spirit. It main goal is promote good health, not fight disease like memory loss, osteoporosis, diabetic wounds etc. for which number efficient medicine is available in modern therapy. Even through Ayurveda has a sound literature background, ironically its share in the global medicinal market is very less (0.5%). In order to promote ayurvedic in the international market. Ayurvedic drugs should be available in standardized form, which is the minimum requirement for Western market

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Introduction ,Tridosha , Function , Makeup ,Quality , Location and Balance Of Tridosha (Vata, Pitta & Kapha).

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Education is panacea for disease of illiteracy. Education is continuous and lifelong process. The longer we live, the better we learn. So the role of education is very crucial in our life. COVID-19 pandemic has pause this process. Most of the students are not getting the opportunity for availing education during this pandemic. We should find alternative for dealing with this situation. For finding out the solution of the problem present research is conducted. In this research paper researcher followed descriptive research method, purposive sampling is used for collecting data from government data base, newspaper and article. Result and finding shows that infrastructure, Electricity, availability of smart devices are barrier for conducting and availing the online learning. To deal with the situation researcher recommended many points to the authorities.

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COVID-19, Pandemic, online learning, Equal Educational Opportunity.

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Rule of Law is primarily about striking a balance between law and liberty, so that the law does not become tyranny and liberty does not become license. According to Prof. A.V. Dicey, the guarantee of equality before the law is an aspect which may be interpreted as the �Rule of Law�. It means that no man is above the law and that every person, whatever be his rank or conditions, is subject to the jurisdiction of ordinary Courts. Rule of Law runs like a golden thread in our constitution which in several articles emphasizes the necessity of law but special emphasis has been given to Art.14 and the so called the hub of the Constitution, i.e. Art.21

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�RULE OF LAW - IN INDIAN PROSPECTIVE�

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This study has been undertaken to assess quality of life of patients suffering with heart disease in selected hospitals in PCMC Pune. Quantitative approach was used with non experimental descriptive survey group design. Non probability purposive sampling technique was used to select the samples. A total of 200 samples were selected to collect the data by using questionnaire. Informed consent was taken from participants after which questionnaire given participants. Data was analyzed by statistical tests such as frequency, percentage, mean standard deviation, chi-square test. Result of the study: A majority of the samples 28.5% were of the age group between 61 yrs to 70 yrs. In the gender 52% of them were females. 26% of them were illiterate. In the occupation majority of samples were workers (16%). In the duration of heart disease 53 % were having heart disease from less than 1year.In physiological dimension 37% of samples were having pain, 60.5% said they are able to do activities of daily living ,51% said they go for marketing and shopping. 56% of samples said they getting sound sleep, 60% are able to eat required meal. 56% of samples don�t have difficulty or straining in passing stool. In psychological dimension 37.5% of samples feel frustrated sometimes and 36% feels frustrated. 40% of samples feel restless, 55% feel irritable, 34.5% didn�t feel loss of selfcontrol,33.5% sometimes and 32% feels loss of selfcontrol.55% were worried about life,36.5% feel hopeless , 57% of samples don�t fear of death , 63% of samples don�t feel burden to family, 74.5% don�t feel taking treatment or medication is worthless. In social dimension 71 % of samples like to meet family members or relatives, 74.5% like to meet friend, 79.5% like to meet colleagues. In financial dimension 52.5% unable to earn money after sickness.Poor social , spiritual and financial quality of life mean % was observed , overall quality of life is average with mean % was 54.91 (28-55) .The satisfactory mean of Physical Domain 1(Mean score 21.45), Psychological domain (mean score 18.28), social domain (mean score 11.71 ) and environmental domain (mean score 24.61) as compare to a raw score, Most SD from mean (SD = 1.94) was observed in DOM 3 (Social Relationships). Greater SD of mean obtained from DOM 2 and DOM 4 might be associated with different interpretations of the questions used in this domain and also small number of questions. Association of demographic variables with quality of life, the p-values corresponding to the gender is small (less than 0.05) was found association of gender with quality of life. For the very purpose monthly time series data has been arranged from Jan 2015 to Dec 2020. Conclusion: Quality of life was found satisfactory in physical, psychological, social and environmental domain. But in social domain there is greater satisfactory result in social relationship. This study suggests that intervention to be implemented to improve all domains of quality of life.

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Quality of life, heart disease, patients

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Lipstick is commonly regarded, for good or ill, as the typical, perhaps even the proto-typical decorative cosmetic. Since the days of Nefertiti, modification or accentuation of lip colour has been known to play a prominent part in the achievement of cosmetic effect. Enabling the user to adjust lip outline and modify external perception and visual impact of mouth form and texture, lipstick has become an almost universal constituent of ladies� handbags. Moist lips, dry lips, shiny lips, smooth lips, all are simple matters of cosmetic application. Put on skillfully, lipstick can substantially alter the apparent facial characteristics of the user.

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INTRODUCTION, IDEAL PROPERTIES, COMPOSITION, MANUFACTURING Of LIPSTICK, FORMULATION, COMPOSITION , EVALUATION

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"LALITAPUR JANAPAD MEIN SHIKSHA KI GUNVATTA KA SANVDHDRAN KI AAVSHYAKTA"

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The whole world is going through turmoil due to Corona virus pandemic for almost 9 months now. Everyone is affected by the pandemic in their own way. Being a working women and a mother even I have been facing lot of issues relating to work-life balance, stress, anxiety, tiredness and emotional imbalances. This motivated me to conduct a study among women to investigate the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of women across different sections of the society. An online survey was conducted among women with the help of various social media platforms. This survey was conducted in the month of September, 2020. The respondents submitted their responses by filling a questionnaire which was drafted to assess the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of women, increase in stress, behavioural and changes in their lifestyle. The study was conducted among working women, homemakers, students and retired women, across different age groups, economic backgrounds, educational qualifications and professional status. The study reveals that the work-life balance has got disturbed for majority of women who are working and are married. However, most of the women responded that they had family support during this time. Women who have kids responded that they are unable to pay adequate attention to their kids. Majority of the respondents also acknowledged the impact of this pandemic on their mental health.

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The whole world is going through turmoil due to Corona virus pandemic for almost 9 months now. Everyone is affected by the pandemic in their own way. Being a working women and a mother even I have been facing lot of issues relating to work-life balance, stress, anxiety, tiredness and emotional imbalances. This motivated me to conduct a study among women to investigate the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of women across different sections of the society. An online survey was cond

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" JAINAPUR JANPAD MEIN GRAMY JANSANKHYA VRDHDI EAVM BHUMI UPYOG SANSADHANO KA

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Key Words: Anecdotes, Second Sex, worldview, dichotomy, ideal woman, gender, narratives

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Non -performing Assets (NPAs) are loans that are classified as non-performing when interest and principal payments have not been made for a specified period. The all loan portfolio is to be classified into four parts i.e. standard, sub-standard, doubtful and loss assets. Standard assets are performing assets whereas remaining three is called non-performing assets2 (NPA). This paper focuses on the performance of the Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Bank (PMC) for the period from 2010-11 to 2019-20. This paper also focuses on the Gross NPA and Net NPA of the PMC Bank for past one decade. The study found that Gross NPA as well as Net NPA was increased continuously and in the year 2019-20, there were a boom in NPAs. Results of these, it contrarily affects the profits of the Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Banks and on the other hand it also affects the banks reputation which means banks may loses public confidence, etc. such kind of boom in NPAs in PMC Bank in the year 2019-20, Reserves & Surplus4 shows negative balances.

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co-operative bank, gross NPA, net NPA, non-performing assets

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