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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: High blood pressure ranging from 140-159 mm Hg of SBP and/or 90-99 mmHg of DBP is defined as Stage 1 hypertension. Various lifestyle modification can help to control BP in addition to drugs therapy such as aerobic exercises etc. Interval aerobic exercises has shown benefits for reducing BP. There is lack of evidences that compare the effects of Moderate intensity interval training (MIIT) and low intensity continuous training in combination with yoga (LICT+YOGA) on BP in hypertensive patients. METHODOLOGY: 40 stage 1 hypertensive patients of 45-55 years of age were recruited and divided into two group. Group-A (n=20) and Group-B (n=20) received MIIT and LICT+YOGA for 4 sessions lasting 50-60 minutes; for 4 weeks duration respectively. MIIT at work: rest ratio of 3:1 and LICT+YOGA at 11 RPE (30 min) + Surya namaskar (10 min) with warm up and cool down exercises. Weight, HR, SBP, DBP and 6 MWD (for functional capacity) were taken before and after treatment. RESULT: MIIT and LICT+YOGA, both groups showed statistically significant improvements with P=0.00. MIIT was superior in reducing HR, SBP, DBP and increasing 6 MWD than LICT+YOGA with P<0.05 except in weight reduction with P=0.58. Statistical analysis was done using SPSS v. 23 and Excel 2019 for paired and unpaired T tests. CONCLUSION: Both interventions can elicit benefits on hypertension by reducing BP, HR, weight and improve functional capacity. Thus, it can inhibit drug dosage and its adverse effects by addition BP reduction. MIIT was found greater for hypertensive patients to reduce BP than LICT+YOGA.

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Moderate Intensity Interval Training, Low Intensity Continuous Training, Surya Namaskar, BP, Stage 1 Hypertension.

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Sentimental analysis

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Aa sansodhan abhyas no hetu shaheri ane gramin Vidyarthiona hath tatha khabhana snayubal ane petna snayibalno abhyas krvano hto. Aa sanshodhan abhyasma sharirik shikshan ane ramat vigyan vidyashakha, Sadarama B.P.E.S na dritya varshma abhyas krta 17 thi 21 varshni umar dhravta 15 shaheri ane 15 gramin Vidyarthi bhaione yadachchh paddhatithi vishaypatro tarike pasand karvama aavya hta. Mapanna dhoranoma hath tatha khabhana snayubalnu mapan uchak kasoti ane petna snayubalnu mapan saynotthan kasoti dvara karvama aavyu htu. Prapt karel mahiti par 't' test lagu padi hti. Banne juth hath tatha khabhana snayubal ma samanta dharavta hta. Shaheri juth karta gramin juth petna snayubalma chadhiyatu jova maliyu htu.

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Shaheri Ane Gramin Vidyarthio, Uchak Kasoti, Saynotthan Kasoti, 't' test

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Nagaland is a state inhabited by 16 hospitable tribes and other sub-tribes. Nagas are the tribal people, belong to Mongoloid ethnic group. Nagas lived a life, centered on agriculture and headhunting. Each tribe is distinctively different from the other in terms of tradition, customary practices, language and attires are preserved. The word culture has varied meanings and it is inseparable from human life. According to Oxford Dictionary, Culture is defined as the arts and other manifestation of human intellectual achievements of a particular time or people. Naga Culture is associated with the ways of living and therefore it can mean the way they eat, the way they dress, the way they speak or the way they work to earn their livelihoods. It includes the norms, customs, traditions and beliefs that are related with the mountain dwelling people i.e. the Naga community. Culture is the common heritage of the society and passed on from one generation to the next. The modern ignition of information and new desires should not break up the Structure of the Naga society but it should protect its culture. The history and traditions of the Nagas are preserved in the memories of the people and handed down to generation to generation. It includes everything under the sun that can be communicated to the next generation. It is both specific and conceptual that is expressed in tangible objects as well as in ideas and philosophy. The rich heritage is the patrimony and it speaks volumes about its culture and customs of the tribe. It has been decaying because of the modernization .This paper aims, to preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of the Nagas while they are still relatively intact.

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Naga, Culture, Preservation, Heritage, Tribes, Tradition

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Internet of Things (IoT); Wi-Fi; Smart Home Appliances; Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks; Smart Meters; Relays; Lights.

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Ksharasutra is a proven hallmark technique of Ayurvedic surgery. Presently Ksharasutra is the answer to some of the surgically treatable disease(s) which have high recurrence rates post-surgery especially in disease like Pilonidal sinus. International surgical texts have also not failed to mention the usage and benefits of Ksharasutra. The present-day management of pilonidal sinus is based on the removal of causative factors which include complete radical excision of the track. Post operatively patients will have severe pain, discomfort, need long hospital stay and require prolonged dressings along with antibiotics. Recurrence is very common even with adequate excision of the tract and proper surgical wound management. Complications like post-op infection, wound dehiscence, seroma can be seen along with recurrence. In the past two-decades various researches are being carried out with respect to various Kshara and Ksharasutra. This Pilonidal sinus can be correlated to Shalyaja nadi vrana. Application of Ksharasutra has been explained as treatment modality in Nadivrana by Acharya Sushrutha and Acharya Chakrapanidatta. Recent researches are aiming to produce Ksharasutra out of available Kshara drugs. one such combination is Guggulu based Palasha ksharasutra. Guggulu as a base material is slowly replacing Snuhi ksheera due to availability, affordability and analgesic action. Due to its abundance Palasha tops the list of kshara drug. This paper intends to throw an insight on role of Guggulu based Palasha ksharasutra in the management of Shalyaja nadi vrana through a single case study.

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Ksharasutra, Pilonidal sinus, Shalyaja Nadi Vrana, Guggulu, Palasha

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Fluorimetry is a type of rapid and sensitive electromagnetic spectroscopy that analyzes fluorescence from a sample by using a beam of light, usually UV light, that excites the electrons in molecules of certain compounds and causes them to emit light. Emission of light can be affected by concentration, pH, solvent, and structure of molecule. Compared to other investigative techniques, fluorimetry has a high specificity, simplicity, and low cost. It is well recognized as a strong approach utilized in a range of fields including environmental research, industrial research, medical diagnostics, forensic investigation, genetic analysis, and biotechnology and chemistry.

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Fluorimetry, simplicity, analysis

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The present study is an attempt to explore the problem-solving ability of senior secondary school students in relation to their style of learning and thinking. To find out the effect of style of learning and thinking with respect to gender, academic discipline, and management of the school on problem-solving ability of senior secondary school students, the data have been collected from 160 students from four senior secondary schools of Cuttack District, Odisha by administering Problem Solving Ability Scale and SOLAT Test. The collected data have been scored as per the manual and analyzed following descriptive statistics on both variables such as problem-solving ability and learning and thinking styles. Further, to find out the main effect and interactional effect of style of learning and thinking and gender, academic discipline, and management of the school on problem-solving ability of senior secondary school students Two-way ANOVA was computed. The study revealed that Style of Learning and Thinking and gender have main effect on Problem Solving Ability. It also found that there is no significant main and interactional effect on Problem Solving Ability in relation to Style of Learning and Thinking of Senior Secondary School Students with respect to their academic discipline and management of the school.

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Problem Solving Ability, Style of Learning and Thinking, Secondary School Students

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Keywords: COMD, EXP, FESEM, PANI, MPS category SBDs.

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To assess the pre-test knowledge regarding vaginitis and its prevention among adolescent girls in selected high schools. To evaluate the effectiveness of the structured teaching programme (STP) on vaginitis and its prevention in terms of gain in knowledge score using a structured knowledge questionnaire. To determine the association between the pre and post test knowledge scores with their selected demographic variables of adolescent girls.

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Spirituality; Spiritual well being; coping; cancer; correlation.

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Caesarean section is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incision in the abdomen and uterus. Early ambulation, a technique of post-operative care in which a patient gets out of bed and ability to walk from place to place independently, with or without assistive devices as soon as possible after an operation. Early ambulation as the most significant general nursing measure to prevent postoperative complication and reduces the catabolic effects of surgery. Objectives: to assess the effectiveness of early ambulation on activities of daily living among the post caesarean mothers, to find out the difference between selected baseline proforma and activities of daily living, functional activities in the study group and control group of post caesarean mothers. Methodology: The research approach used for the present study was Quantitative Approach and research design was quasiexperimental time series research design. The sample of the study chosen by non-probability Purposive Sampling Technique, which includes 40 immediate post caesarean mother. A self-structured questionnaire was used to collect the data which consists of 14 Socio demographic and 33check list questions. Results: The major findings of the study were out of 40 caesarean mothers. In experimental group 50% of mothers done good practice, 45% mothers done moderate practice and 5% of mother poor practice in ambulation. In relation to activities of daily living in experimental group majority 95% of mothers done moderate activity and only 5% of mother poor activity, whereas in control group 85% of mothers has poor activity and only15% of mothers done moderate activity. In relation to functional activity, in experimental group majority 100% of mothers has good activity, whereas in control group 55% of mothers show moderate activity and 25% of mothers done good activity. Conclusion: The study concluded that majority of post caesarean mothers done moderate activity on early ambulation techniques in experimental group. Hence there is a need to improve the effectiveness regarding Early ambulation. So demonstration given to improving the effectiveness.

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Effectiveness, Early Ambulation, immediate post operative, Recovery, caesarean mothers, Hospitals.

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Abstract Sericulture is a growing activity in the primary sector which aims more income to the farmers. This paper entitles an agro based artisanal industry, Sericulture which has proved its potential in raising sustainable income and employment in the rural sector of both traditional and non-traditional states of India. Adoption of technology becomes a trend in the primary sector from few years. The study is concentrating on the impact of technology on sericulture in selected area. sericulture is an agro industrial activity aiming to produce silk though rearing of silkworm. It involves the raising of food plants for silkworm, rearing of sillworm for production of cocoons, reeling and spinning of cocoons for production of yarn for value added benefits such as processing and weaving. The knowledge of technology has found to have greater impact on improving the productivity and production in terms of agriculture as well as its allied activities. This study finds out significant positive impact of full and partial knowledge about advanced technology and its adoption on the development of the sector. The climatic conditions of Karnataka favour sericulture throughout year. Hence, there will be regular crops throughout the year, farmers take up to 12 crops in a year. The government of India initiated various programs to promote sericulture in the country. Where sericulture took a rapid stride towards progress by emerging as one of the most economically viable small scale agro based Industry.

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Sericulture, agro industry, technology, silkworm, cocoons, processing and weaving

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This research highlights the viability of hybrid biofuel based on Microemulsion of waste cooking oil (WCO) as an alternative to Petro Diesel. In this study, microemulsification A producer biofuel has been shown as an alternative to Intensive and economically viable energy. Liquid biofuels production route. Hybrid Biofuels system based on the microemulsion formulated. The use of ethanol as scattered. The phase exhibited fuel properties that satisfy the ASTM D6751 rules for biodiesel. This study also highlights the preparation of the simple biodiesel system by microemulsification. Without using any externally added surfactant. These simple fuel systems formulated. Only by using Butan-2-OL, since the cosurfactant showed excellent physical stability with THW Training of transparent Winsor IV systems. The presence of droplets of nanomass in the formulations confirmed the formation of the miceller microemulsion system inverse. Upon the other cold side, the flow properties of the systems were much higher than those of Biodiesel the present investigation suggests that biofuel based on microemulsion. Systems formulated by OMA can be an attractive candidate for the biofuels industry inner future.

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Microemulsion, Waste of kitchen oil, Biofuel, Biodiesel, Surfactant, Co surfactant, NMR spectroscopy

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Fusarium is a large genus of filamentous fungi and belongs to the class Ascomycetes and family Hypocreaceae. During the study total of 40 different species were isolated among them Fusarium genera have 14 species ware isolated from different sources like soil, seed, and fruit. The source of highest occurrence of Fusarium species from the soil source 10 Fusarium species was isolated these species were Fusarium camptoceras, Fusarium chlamydosprum, Fusarium graminearum, Fusarium heterosporum, Fusarium moniliforme, Fusarium neoceras, Fusarium nivale, Fusarium goxysporum, Fusarium solani, Fusarium moniliforme var. minus. Next, that seed was also a good source from 4 species viz. F. equiseti, F. graminearum, F. redolens, F. oxysporum) were isolated. The lowest occurrence observed from the fruit source of isolation is only 3 species viz. F. avenaceum, F. langesthiae, F. oxysporum.

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Fusarium, soil, seed, fruit

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A study was conducted to assess the knowledge of health care providers regarding standard precautions. To find the association between knowledge levels of health care providers regarding standard precautions with their selected socio-demographic variables. Methodology: Non-experimental research approach which used to achieve the objectives of the study. Descriptive survey design was adopted for the present study. Population includes health care providers, working in health care centres, Tirupati. The sample size consists of 100 health care providers. Non probability convenient sampling technique was adopted based on inclusion criteria. Results: The findings of the study revealed that 79% of health care providers were having adequate knowledge, 21% of health care providers were having moderate knowledge and none of them the inadequate knowledge. Professional qualification was significant at p< 0.05 level and designation & marital status were significant at p< 0.01 level. Conclusion: These findings suggested that health care providers need to be update their knowledge and continue their practices related to standard precautions. Recommendations: A similar study can be conducted to compare the knowledge of health care providers in urban and rural, a study can be conducted to assess knowledge, attitude and practice regarding standard precautions among health care providers, a study can be conducted to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on standard precautions among health care providers.

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standard precautions, health care providers, selected health care centres.

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Wireless Sensor Network, LEACH Algorithm, EELEACH Algorithm

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Vehicle pollution is major cause of Air pollution. Particulate matter has been captured from different vehicle. A filter was prepared in which aluminum foil was wrapped inside the filter with two layer inside it. Filter containing particulate matter was dipped in SLS (Sodium laurel sulfate) surfactant solution of 800 ml with a concentration of 10 mm to separate particle present in aluminum foil paper and was filtered out. Filtered Particulate matter was immersed in CaCl2 solution to obtain Activated carbon. First of fresh powder of carbon to convert Rolling and the give the micro particle of carbon.It means all metal carbon particle convert to micro particle because micro particle make ink use. And 120 gm carbon was dissolve in 20 ml coconut oil and 40 ml Glycerin , where quantity of glycerin was taken is higher amount of compared to coconut oil .(coconut oil andglycerin worked as binding agent in this over all process. After that it is kept at room temperature for within 1 hour so that solution get Dissolved after getting dissolve ISO-PROPYL was dissolved in the solution and pure from ink.

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carbon, coconut oil , CaCl2 , glycerin , filter , ISO-PROPYL, Sodium laurel sulfate

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This research paper talks about corona virus, its origin, how it spread and from whom it was spread. It includes the precautions which we have to follow and these precautions are related with the Indian culture and tradition. It also includes symptoms and causes of this corona virus. It also focuses on how and when it spread in India. The steps and initiatives taken by the government of India, why it was declared as pandemic? We will discuss all about COVID-19. This paper was reviewed and explained with the help of secondary data available through recent news and by WHO (World Health Organization).

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Corona virus: In India

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