Volume 10 | Issue 9

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Primeval, Culture, Civilization, Multilingual, Customs, Manners, Art, Architecture, Folk, Preservation.

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Air Pollution, Theory of Planned Behaviour, Sustainable Development Goals

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ABSTRACT: - Climate change is a harsh reality that the planet earth is bound to experience sooner or later. Increased human activities are multiplying the effect of climatic change. Apart from that, pressure on natural resources is increasing which is leading to problems like water scarcity, food shortage etc. Wetlands are a unique natural resource which can be crucial in terms of maintaining the hydrological cycle, recharge of ground water, flood control, acting as pollution filters, providing for irrigation and supporting multiple agro based activities. The wetlands are all the more significant for the study area where they are found in abundance because of its geographical setting, population is dense and natural resources are not managed properly. Their role in combating effects of climate change is important therefore they should be appropriately managed in order to harness their full potential and boost ecological and economic health of the region.

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Keywords: - wetlands, climate change, aquaculture, resource management

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Complexes of Mn(II) and Fe(III) with trimethoprim Schiff base ligands,HL1 and HL2 derived from salicyldehyde and benzaldehyde were synthesized and investigated. The complexes have been characterized using metal analysis, molar conductance, FT-IR, UV-Vis and melting point, Infrared studies have shown that Mn(II) and Fe(III) ions coordinated to the ligands through azomethine nitrogen of the pyrimidine in all the complexes. The ability of these complexes to inhibit the growth of pathogenic microorganism such as: Staplococcus pyogenes, Bacillus subtilis (as Gram positive bacteria), Corynaebacterium specie, Shigella dysentriae (as Gram negative bacteria) and Candida albicans (as Fungus species) were compared with the parent drug (trimethoprim).The results of antimicrobial activity have revealed that the complexes are more potent as compared to the parent drug. The MIC and MBC results further confirmed that Fe(III) complexes posses enhanced inhibition against both Gram positive and Gram negative isolates.

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Coordination, Schiff base, Antimicrobial and Trimethoprim.

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Social freedom, Women, Educational status, Occupational status, Marital status

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Expansive soil which have a tendency to expands and contract in presence and absence of moisture respectively. This is one of the major reason of failure of engineering structures. These property of expansive soil may be improved by adding or mixing the different types of admixture or fibre or stabilizing agents. In this Study, the engineering properties of expansive soil is tried to improve by using Kota stone slurry with coir fibre and polypropylene fibre. In this experimental work, the 15% Kota stone slurry is mixed with different percentage of coir fibre and polypropylene fibre in expansive soil. The following tests were conducted to know the behaviour of expansive soil with stabilizing agents atterberg limit Standard Proctor Test, Unconfined Compression Test, California Bearing Ratio(3days soaked).

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MDD, OMC, UCS, CBR, Coir Fibre, PPF.

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In the primitive age of society, Rights and duties were attributed to human beings only and implementation of these rights were human welfare centric. The social ecosystem can be smoothly run by a just and equitable balance between the human beings and non-human animals. Humans have human rights whereas animals have been allotted either directly or indirectly some basic rights for avoid the callous treatment. The conception of Animal welfare indicates to the relationships people have with animals and the duty they have to insure that the animals under their care are treated humanely and responsibly. The legal animal rights, which are just becoming apparent, there is a need for more structured ideology of animal rights as legal rights at international as well as national level. This article will deal with the origin, concept, an overview of animal rights and important judicial decisions regarding animal laws. Additionally, there are recommendations that ensure a fair treatment to animals and should be protected from maltreatment, slavery, torture and getting killed. This article will also analyze new legal developments for the welfare of animals will some pragmatic solution.

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Animal Rights, Animal Welfare, Human Rights, New Legal Developments.

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Microfinance, Progress, Collateral, MFIs

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The need for biofuel production is escalating as a consequence of rising oil prices, geopolitics, and worries about the effects of greenhouse gas emissions on environmental issues. The mainstream of the world's energy requirements is encountered by fossil fuels, and the amount of energy consumed is rising sharply. This will boost the number of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the surrounding air and threaten the future security of the world's energy supply by depleting known non-renewable forms of energy. As of an economic, biological, and environmental argument of sight, fossil fuels are viewed as non-renewable. Due to severe restrictions for decreasing GHG emissions, greater biomass utilization can significantly contribute to substituting traditional fossil-based fuels and reducing emissions. Fuels made from the biomass can add to the diversity of energy sources used globally. The type of feedstock and the area where it was grown and generated have a significant impact on the economics of first-generation biofuel. The increased production of energy crops, which may conflict with food crops for land, will have an impact on food costs. This article has covered first-generation biofuel, the status of first-generation biofuels, first-generation feedstock biofuels, the nations and regions that produce first-generation biofuel globally, as well as the most pressing sustainability issues of the present.

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Biofuel energy, Feedstock, First-Generation, fossil-fuels

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Role conflict, Professional Development, Teacher educators.

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Performance, appraisal system, employee evaluation, promotion, reward, Assessment

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Abstract There have been several cases of terrorism, fraud and intrusion which are always happening on the internet. These cases are threatening the security and privacy of millions of individuals, companies, government, military and other authorities when the virtual world is of course in thirsty of strong security as well as methods of tackling intrusion over a network. This academic paper comes with some highlights to emphasize the role of data science in detecting intrusion, fraud and other hypocritical activities over a network

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Keywords: Fraud, Intrusion, Hypocritical Communication, Digital Forensic, Artificial Intelligence, Biometric System.

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The purpose of this study was to find out the effect of yoga asanas, pranayama and free hand exercises on stress, pulse rate and blood pressure of females of Sirsa. A sample of 100 females between the age of 13 to 19 years was randomly selected from Sirsa. For assessing the effect of yoga asanas, pranayama and free hand exercises on stress, pulse rate and blood pressure, yoga asanas, pranayama and free hand exercises were given thorough training of six months. The data were obtained through pre test and post test and were statistically analyzed. A significant difference was seen in pulse rate and blood pressure. Yoga asanas, pranayama and free hand exercises help in improving the pulse rate and blood pressure. Improving these variables shows that yoga asanas, pranayama and free hand exercises can increase the efficiency of the subjects.

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YOGA ASANS, PRANAYAMA AND FREE HANDS EXERCISES

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Multi component analysis uses the analytical method of derivative UV spectrophotometry. It has significant implications for getting both qualitative and quantitative information in order from unresolved band spectra, and it frequently uses the first or higher derivatives of absorbance in accordance with wavelength for both qualitative and quantitative analysis. The most straightforward technique for derivatizing spectra to increase selectivity is derivative spectroscopy. When a drug sample demonstrates significant, irrelevant absorption, this approach is employed. As long as Beer's law is followed by the fundamental spectrum, it entails converting the normal spectrum to its first, second, and higher derivative spectra, where its amplitude is proportional to the analyte concentration.

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Derivative spectroscopy, Wavelength, First, second and third order spectra.

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Ukrainian crisis - Need to reinterpret Transatlantic relationship - future of NATO

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Knowledge, Mechanical Ventilation, Critical Care Nursing

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: Transfersomes, Transdermal delivery, bilayered structure, non- occlusive.

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Folklore is a discipline within the paradigm of Cultural Studies. Oral narratives, oral poetry, folk speech, physical and material culture, social folk custom and performing arts, etc. are the different genres of folklore which each folk member of a folk group has as its constituents since quite early times. In fact, folklore can be regarded as an index of a folk group. folklore discipline is treated as a tool for producing new genres of culture. Folklore discipline is treated as a tool for producing new genres of culture. The Manipuris who settled in the North-east corner of India are a folk group having a vast treasure of folklore in their literature. In the cultural history of this group, only the pre-Vaishnavite period evinced a purely distinct culture of this group. As in the Medieval period, the impact of Sanskritisation engendered a diglossic situation in the Manipuri cultural scenario. Under the influence of Ramanandi and Goudiya Vaishnavite cult, temples in the name of Lord Rama and Sri Sri Govinda were constructed and in the process of a full-fledged Hindu religion started flowering in the domain of the then Manipuri society ever since. Eventually, the Manipuris started to immerse themselves in the philosophy of the great Hindu epics like the Ramayana and the Mahabharata and the Puranas like Sri SriMadh Bhagavat Gita, etc. New ritual performance texts of religious practices of the Manipuri Vaishnavite cult were composed in styles tinged with bona-fide Manipuri ethos under the patronage of royal families. In all these performance texts, in expressing Vaishnavite philosophy, folk arts as well as folk elements of Manipuri folklore were incorporated so freely that it resulted in creating a deluge of new performing texts of Manipuri culture in the gamut of the cultural history of the Medieval period.

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Folklore, Manipuri Vaishnavite cult, Sanskritisation, etc.

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There are three main types of factors - (Intrinsic, extrinsic and interpersonal) which tend to motivate the young students in making job choice. (Peter Akosaha-Twunasi et al, 2018). A number of studies have been conducted on the general factors affecting career choice of the students. The present study is specific to the analysis of extrinsic factors including salary, work culture, glamour and additional perks associated with a particular job. The main objective of this study is to explore the significance of extrinsic factors (Salary, work culture, glamour and additional perks) in job selection decision by the secondary school students. The study was conducted in district Rajouri of Jammu and Kashmir U.T by means of a sample survey. The data were collected from a sample of 240 secondary school students comprising of 120 boys and 120 girls reading in government and private high and higher secondary schools of the selected district. A self developed questionnaire was used as a tool of data collection. The data were analysed using descriptive statistical tools like mean, range, percentage and tables. The results showed that the intrinsic/job specific factors including ? salary, work culture and glamour have significant effect on the process of job choice decision making of the students.

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Extrinsic Factors, Job choice, Secondary Scool Students, Salary, Work culture, Glamour, additional perks.

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MSME, Knowledge economy, Unicorns, Start-ups, Losses, Funding, Net Worth

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