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Background: As a baby grows and becomes more active, an age is reached when breast milk alone is not sufficient to meet the child's nutritional needs. So complementary foods are then needed to fill the gap between the total nutritional needs of the child and the amounts provided by breast milk. Some children, for various reasons, receive little or no breast milk at this age. This means that their total energy and nutrient needs must be provided by complementary foods and some other source of milk, or from family foods alone. Some children may need larger amounts of family foods or may need to be fed more frequently. Methods: A descriptive quantitative study was conducted on mothers up to two years children who attend pediatrics O.P.D. Data was collected through self-administered structured questionnaire. Purposive sampling technique used. Total 100 mothers selected. Inferential and descriptive statistics used for data analysis. Result: Highest percentage 47% of subjects where the age group belongs 18-24, 67% subjects belong to Hindu religion, 58% subjects belongs to rural area, 80% subjects belongs to joint family,55% subjects have up to 10th class education, 58% subjects have of husband was farmer, 58% subjects had family income less than 10000. Assessment of knowledge revels that 33% had inadequate knowledge, 10% have good knowledge and 57% have moderate adequate knowledge regarding complementary feeding. Assessment of expressed practice revels that 45% had inadequate expressed practice,5 % have good expressed practice and 50% have moderate adequate expressed practice, regarding complementary feeding. The mean score of knowledge 10.68 and standard deviation 2.806, mean and standard deviation of expressed practice score were 6.96 and 1.763. Knowledge has no significant association with socio demographic variable age, religion, area of living, type of family, but significant with education of mother, occupation of mother, family income. Expressed practice have no significant association regarding complementary feeding with demographic variables such as age, religion, area of living, type of family, occupation of father, family income. But education of mother had significant associated with expressed practice. Conclusion: This study shows that mothers of children up to two years having moderate adequate knowledge and expressed practice regarding complementary feeding.

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PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON EVALUATION OF RISK FACTORS AND IMPACT OF PATIENT COUNSELLING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL

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PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON EVALUATION OF RISK FACTORS AND IMPACT OF PATIENT COUNSELLING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL

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. The research discusses the programming and setup of a frequency-selective Graphical User Interface (GUI) for a seismograph. GUI was developed using Visual Basic Net with C language and Dundas Software which serves as the interface between the hardware system and the laptop to display real-time signals sent by the geophones. The studies conform to the feature of standard simulation and assist the users to perform a system-level simulation and reception of data from the geophones. It allows the users to choose frequencies between the available frequencies, design a layout, and view the results. Users can choose and read the output display, making the measurements easy to record. The GUI is explained with respect to the graphical layout and the interactive features of the components. The GUI picks from the low Band frequency cutoff of 1.989 x 10-5Hz, 1.061 x 10-3Hz for High Pass and Band-Pass cut-off.

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GUI, Seismograph, Seismometer, Band-Pass, Low Pass and Graphical.

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SARKAR KI VIBHIN YOJNAO SE KRUSHI ME NAVACHAR EV GRAMIN VIKASH

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SARKAR KI VIBHIN YOJNAO SE KRUSHI ME NAVACHAR EV GRAMIN VIKASH

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This project aims to provide a seamless and user-friendly chat experience for users, with real-time updates and minimal lag times. The application will be developed using modern web development tools and frameworks, with an emphasis on clean code, efficient database usage, and responsive design.

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Stress is a state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse circumstances. The nature of work is changing at rapid speed, may be now more than ever before. As we try to concentrate more on accomplishment of professional commitments, stress levels are at their highest point. Work related stress arises where job or the organization demands the work which is beyond the capacity and capability of an employee. Today, stress management has evolved as an individual stream of study. To manage stress at work place is responsibility of both and employer and an individual. Stress management refers to wide spectrum of techniques and psychotherapies aimed at controlling a person's level of stress. This paper focuses on causes of stress at work place and study of stress management techniques adopted by the best employer in India.

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Causes of Stress, Work related stress, Stress Management Technique, Stress Management Practices in Indian Industry.

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ABSTRACT Anxiety attacks that are now generally called as the fear attacks were included in the first descriptions of the pattern of anxiety neurosis lately it has been suggested that similar attacks characterize a distinct form of anxiety complaint - fear complaint, it has been proposed that fear attacks affect from a biochemical complaint. It requires pharmacological treatment. For these ideas some of the substantiation is presented that these attacks are caused by hyperventilation that they affect from a cognitive complaint.

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ABSTRACT Psoriasis is a habitual multisystem seditious disorder that affects 01-1.5 of the world population. The classic cutaneous incarnation of psoriasis is scaled erythematous pillars, definite or extensively allotted. Also, psoriasis could be companied with comorbidities like Psoriatic arthritis, metabolic pattern, diabetes, cardiovascular disorder, nephropathy and brain disorders. This re-examination would assist to more make out and manipulate psoriasis.

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Psoriasis, Plaque, Ayurveda,Kushta, Treatment,Raktavarnata

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In the context of smart cities, dealing with air pollution is a significant environmental challenge. Real-time monitoring of pollution data enables local authorities to analyze the current the situation of the city and make decisions accordingly. However, a comparison of various strategies is needed to better understand how long they take to process different datasets. Existing research has used a variety of machine learning algorithms for pollution prediction. There are various regression techniques for this purpose and a comparative study to determine the best model for accurately predicting air quality with reference to data size and processing time. In this project, we have selected the algorithms with fewer errors and higher accuracy, and the study combines those algorithms and creates a sample algorithm using the combination of these algorithms which involves the Random Forest Algorithm, Support Vector Machine Algorithm, Linear Regression, Decision Tree, etc. Using this, prediction of the level of pollution will be efficiently done

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Consider the energy-band diagram of the n-p-n bipolar transistor in the forward active mode, at which the emitter-base junction is forward biased and the collector-base junction is reverse biased. The forward-biased junction voltage reduces the potential barrier at the emitter-base junction and triggers the injection of electrons from the emitter to the base. The reduced potential barrier also helps holes diffuse through the forward-biased emitter-base junction into the emitter region. The supply of electrons at the emitter contact provides the emitter current, and the supply of holes at the base contact results in the base current. Since the collector junction is reverse biased, the energy band bends down and prevents hole injection from the base to the collector. The electrons injected into the base, however, are assisted by the field in the collector-base depletion region and are swept to the collector. The collection of electrons at the collector contact gives rise to the collector current has been undertaken to investigate

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Aims and Objectives of the study : To assess the existing knowledge of road safety measures among school going children in selected schools. To evaluate the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on road safety measures among school going children. To find out the association between the pre-test knowledge scores with their selected demographic variables.

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Throughout the beginning of time, the North-East Region has been linked to the rest of the world by riverine routes for both people and goods trade. In North East India, the Brahmaputra and Barak Rivers play a significant role in transportation. These rivers were heavily used for trade and transportation between the northeast and Kolkata during British rule as too. The rivers made it possible to export tea and other items to Kolkata and other areas of the world as the tea business in Assam grew. In 1844, the Brahmaputra was utilised by the British East India Company to link Kolkata and Dibrugarh. At about the same time, the Barak-Surma-Meghna navigation canal connected Kolkata with Silchar in Assam. The current study aims to determine how Assam's greater economic connection with the rest of the globe through the Indo-Bangladesh Protocol Route was made possible by the river system (IBPR).

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Key Words: Brahmaputra, Travel and Trade, Assam, Indo Bangladesh Protocol Route.

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Printed collections of Santal songs in the original Santali are listed in the Bibliography the chief collections being Hor Soren and Don Soren, published jointly by Gopal Gamaliel Soren and myself in 1943. Hor Seron comprises 1676 songs which are sung at festivals or dances, Don Soren 1824 songs which are sung at weddings. A further 129 cultivation songs are included in the second volume. The majority of these songs are ancestral but it is part of the vitality of Santal poetry that new songs are sometimes made up on the spur of the moment. There is no special class of poet, singer or bard, and the songs are accordingly communal in origin and inspiration. Songs connected with the induction ceremony of Caco Chatiar and with the ritual of Karam are given in Stephen H. Murmu's Karam or Caco Chatiar (published 1945). The special songs, known as Bir Soren, which are sung in the privacy of the forest, are as yet unpublished. A manuscript collection amounting to almost one thousand is with me and I hope in due course to deposit it in the India Office Library, London.

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Kolha, Santal, Soren, Ritual, Santali Songs, Communal.

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: This paper focuses on Design & Development of Health-care Patient Monitoring System using cloud Environment ,In traditional method of patient monitoring the patients physiological information is on paper recorded by the nurses. As these nurses work on shift basis the latest details of the patient may not be completely explained from outgoing to incoming nurse. Many times the diagnosis is made based on manually recorded physiological information and the prescription was noted without concern with tolerant current medical records. With such conventional method diagnoses as well as the recommendation are noted against the law, which does not permit to do experts to have an easy entry to tole rants record. With such scenario it is bit difficult to diagnose the patient correctly for the proper treatment. This leads to the expansion of store and ahead at least under ICU environment. With such system the patient's normal functioning in the form of space-time records of biological event are seize, stored for as long as to the experts for unplugged. To facilitate population living in rural as well as interior part of the country with portable battery operated Telemetric unit. To provide flexibility to such patients to have distant medical checkups as well as continuous patient monitoring. Shows methodology and basic idea about how the sensors, actuators Connected to processor which able to process the signal in proper graphical physiological parameters of patients displayed on monitor by Java Programming technique later its connected to wireless sensor network then sent to web server to the experts present on another side.

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Introduction: Assertive communication attempts to transcend these extremes by appealing to the shared interest of all parties; it "focuses on the issue, not the person". Aggressive and/or passive communication, on the other hand, may mark a relationship's end, and reduce self-respect. Aim: A true experimental study to evaluate the effectiveness of assertiveness training program on level of assertive behaviour among adolescent girls in selected Village Sagar (M.P.) Objectives: 1) To assess the pre-test and level of assertive behaviour among adolescent girls in both experimental group and control group. 2)To develop assertiveness training module. 3)To compare the effectiveness of assertiveness training module on behaviour among adolescent girls in experimental group and control group 4) To find out the association between the post-test level of assertive behaviour Among adolescent girls with their selected demographic variables in experimental group and control group. Method: Quantitative research approach will be used for the study. True experimental design will be adopted with pre-test post-test control group design. The study was conducted at selected village Amakhurd Sagar M.P. It is situated near to the Jhansi Road NH 26. Probability sampling; simple random sampling technique was used. Findings: The analysis of pre-test level of Assertive behaviour in control group, revealed that 18(72%) had non-assertive behaviour and 7(28%) had mild level of Assertive behaviour. whereas the post-test level of Assertive behaviour in control group, revealed that 16(64%) had non-Assertive behaviour and 9(36%) had mild level of Assertive behaviour. The analysis of pre-test level of Assertive behaviour in experimental group, revealed that 15(60%) had non-assertive behaviour and 12(40%) had mild level of Assertive behaviour, whereas the post-test level of Assertive behaviour in experimental group, revealed that 2(8%) had non-Assertive behaviour and 9(36%) had mild level of Assertive behaviour and 14 (56%) had assertive behaviour. When comparing the post-test level of assertive behaviour score between the experimental and control group, the post-test mean score in the experimental group was 123.16 with 26.74 and the post-test mean score in the control group was 68.04 with S.D 27.07. The calculated unpaired t" value of t = 7.25 was found to be statistically significant at p<0.001 level. This clearly indicates that after the administration of assertiveness training on level of assertive behaviour. Conclusion: Assertiveness training is more effective intervention to improve the level of assertive behaviour. The assertiveness training helps to promote well-being of the persons. The experimental group late adolescent girls were experienced more benefit.

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The performance and productivity of any industry depends completely on their employees. The environment prevailing at present is highly competitive and it requires the employees to be filled with relevant skills, talents and competency to achieve the goals. Employee engagement is considered as one of the primary aspect of the management and it believes that having an efficient work force is important for the growth and survival of the organization. This study is descriptive in nature and the universe of the study is a public sector enterprise in Coimbatore. A sample of 80 respondents was selected randomly for the purpose of the study. The researcher has used questionnaire for the purpose of data collection and the collected data was analysed using the statistical tools like mean, standard deviation, ANOVA, t-test and Friedman's test. Findings concluded that there was a high level of engagement found among the public sector employees and the communication is the foremost factor which had significant influence over employee engagement followed by personal experience, fairness and respect for management.

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Employee engagement, PSU, Managerial employees, Coimbatore, Descriptive research

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This study was conducted to study the problem-solving abilities among higher secondary school students in Aizawl city. The sample consists of 160 students from six different Higher Secondary Schools in Aizawl city in which three schools are Government schools and the other three are Private schools. Problem-solving ability test (PSAT) developed by L.N.Dubey was used as a tool for data collection. The findings of the study revealed that both the science and commerce stream students have very low problem-solving ability and there is no significant difference between science and commerce higher secondary school students in their problem-solving ability.

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Title of the project: Corneal Astigmatism & Tear Film changes after Botulinum Toxin-A Injection in patients with Benign essential Blepharospasm or Hemifacial Spasm in South Indian Population. Aim : To investigate the influence of BTX-A on corneal parameters & tear film in patients with blepharospasm or hemifacial spasm. Objectives: 1.To compare the difference between Corneal Astigmatism by using corneal topography in Hemifacial Spasm or benign essential Blepharospasm before and after injecting Botox -A. 2.To compare the differences of Tear film break up time values in Hemifacial Spasm or benign essential Blepharospasm before and after injecting Botox -A. 3.To compare the schirmer values in Hemifacial Spasm or benign essential Blepharospasm before and after injecting Botox -A. 4.To compare the difference between OSDI Scoring in Hemifacial Spasm or benign essential Blepharospasm before and after injecting Botox -A 5.To compare the difference between JRS Severity & Frequency in Hemifacial Spasm or benign essential Blepharospasm before and after injecting Botox -A.

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Cancer is caused by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body, which is influenced by genetic and environmental factors. Some of the main factors that increase the risk of breast cancer are modern lifestyle changes, food choices, genetic vulnerability, family history, estrogen exposure, age, late night working, hazardous chemical exposure, obesity in the postmenopausal phase, and exposure to high doses of radiation. It is the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the leading cause of cancer deaths in women worldwide. Treatment and prevention of breast cancer are important issues in public health and medical practice. The current treatment strategy for this disease focuses on early detection and treatment. The current treatment strategy for this disease focuses on early detection and treatment. A literature study compiles and contrasts information on the clinical stages of breast cancer, wait times for treatment, and hurdles to access in various nations. It shows that while most high-income nations diagnose more than 70% of breast cancer patients in stages I and II, most low- and middle-income countries only diagnose 20% to 50% of patients in these earlier stages. New therapeutic approaches for breast cancer have been made possible by recent advancements in our understanding of the molecular and genetic changes underlying breast cancer's progression and development. According to the hypothesis, the result of novel treatment for breast cancer will emerge from identifying specific molecular targets that are exposed in research designed to illuminate the gene and molecules implicated in breast carcinogenesis. The fundamentals, pathophysiology, and classification of breast cancer are highlighted in this review, along with problems like multidrug resistance (by ABC transporter, P-glycoprotein, MDR-associated Protein (MRP1), breast cancer resistance protein (BCRP), drug resistance in breast cancer, and multidrug resistance in breast cancer cells in vitro), altered microtubules, altered enzyme, p-53 tumour suppressor gene, cell cycle, altered DNA repair processes, cell death response, and different types of It also covers potential and cutting-edge imaging methods for the treatment of breast cancer.

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Breast cancer, multidrug resistance (MDR), therapeutics, imaging techniques, Chemotherapy

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