Volume 9 | Issue 9

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study on impact of work life balance on employee productivity at the time of covid -19

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Pollution of the environment is currently a global concern. Toxic emission from internal combustion engines is one of the primary air pollutants. In order to mitigate the effects of fossil fuel emission and address environmental concerns (ECs), electric vehicles (EVs) are being promoted aggressively all over the world. Electric vehicles (EVs) are growing in popularity and certainly in mind space. They are cleaner and more efficient, and even fun. Their growth, however, is still considered just a market problem: The end user should choose on the basis of what it costs to buy and run, or how it performs, etc. Markets matter, but there is also a need for government and policy inputs. EVs, after all, operate within broader energy and transportation ecosystems with their own distortions. This paper examines the scope and opportunities of Electric Vehicles in India, various policies and frameworks in place by the Government of India.

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Environment, Global Concern, Electronic Vehicles, Government Policies.

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Prion is a cell surface protein expressed in a wide range of organs and tissues. This protein is mostly infamous for misfolding the similar proteins and causing prion diseases. Prion diseases are seen in humans as well as animals. These diseases are said to be fatal neurodegenerative diseases. Prions are made up of protein PrP which are also found in healthy humans and animals. In this review we will be understanding the concept of prion, its structure and the diseases caused due to it.

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personality recognition, face emotion analysis, speech to tone analysis, TensorFlow, company verification , azure

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In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, many influences, including media, politics, and literary texts, contributed to molding discourse. As a result, topics like religion, particularly Islam, and Muslims as terrorists have become serious threats to those in power and the general public. Several authors attempt to portray the event's impact on the country and its people. However, whatever is the objective, every subject is a result or rather a synthesis of several criteria that stimulate its various points and blend them into one channel. This paper does not indeed diverge away from the aforementioned framework. By selecting the post 9/11 novel, Amy Waldman's The Submission (2011), a novel published on the tenth anniversary of the attacks, this study examines how Muslim characters were portrayed. The novel introduces many Muslim characters such as Mohammad Khan, Asma Anwar, Laila Fathi, Zahira, and Ansar. The main focus will be analyzing the fabricated views, the distorted image, and overgeneralization that frequently characterize American representations of Muslims. This article attempts to answer the following question: Has there been a change in the portrayal of Muslims in American novels after ten years since 9/11?

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Representation, Muslim characters, Amy Waldman, The Submission

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Women Oppression, Discrimination, Post colonialism, Gender Equality

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Abstract: Backgrounds: Coffee consumption has recently received special attention, as many health benefits have been found to be associated with its drinking. A lot of challenges have received on the coffee consumption and body weight status. The aim of the present work was to find out the relationship between coffee consumption and body weight, height and BMI. Methods: A total of 310 subjects with 144 male and 166 female included in the study and body weight was undertaken before (usual weight) after using dietary program (current weight) and BMI was calculated. The subject filling out the self-constructed questionnaire. All data analyzed by using SPSS T test and Chi-square test was performed. Result and discussions: The effect of coffee on body weight were investigated by numbers of questions. Coffee consumption did not have effect on the appetite rather assistant in body weight reduction in man (P< 0.05) and reduced body height in both man and women but have no effect on BMI. Furthermore, coffee shown decelerating or slowest weight loss in women. Women were more found significantly consumed coffee/ day than man by which 2-3 cups/day. The age groups were most common affected by reducing body weight through consumption of coffee was those between 20-30 years old. Conclusion: Coffee consumption was assistant in body weight loss in man, but not in women, decelerated height growth and have no effect on the BMI and appetite. Furthermore women shown more coffee consumed than man and such work need to be more investigated beyond the mechanism in larger sample sizes.

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coffee consumption, BMI, weight, Height, WC

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Urticaria is a disease, which is characterized with development of angioedema or wheals or both. It has three types, chronic spontaneous urticaria, acute spontaneous urticaria and chronic inducible urticaria. In most of the cases of urticaria, oedema spread on upper surface area of skin which is causes due to increase in capillary permeability. Whereas certain body cites like as lips and hands, the oedema spread deeper. It is associated with angioedema of lips, face, throat and rarely wheezing, abdominal pain. In cases of severe angioedema it can be life-threatening because it will cause respiratory obstruction, it is rare condition. This disease commonly affect young adult rather than old age group, female are more affected then male. Approximately 15 to 20% of population will suffer from urticaria, once during their life time. In alternative medicine, we use some medication like as Fexofenadine, cetrizine and levocetrizine are the first line of treatment; this treatment of urticaria is symptomatically which is non curative method. This alternative medicine method not eliminates the recurrence tendency of urticaria. Whereas, In homoeopathy we treat a patient on the basis of individualization this method reduce the chances of recurrence significantly. Homoeopathic literature acknowledges many medicines for the Urticarial condition, of which a similimum can help a patient for keeping the disease at bay for a longer period. Homoeopathic remedies can offer gentle and safe relief.

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Urticaria, Homoeopathy, Theraputic medicines.

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Abstract Good industrial relation is built-in mutual cooperation and common agreed approach between employers and employees which ensure uninterrupted production, reduced industrial dispute, and improvement in welfare measures, industrial unrest, strike, and lock outs. In this paper, an attempt has been made to know disputes settlement which leads to reduce disputes or conflicts between employer and employees, to be redressed, and to get improvement in employee welfare facilities at workplace in SCCL. A sample of 100 workers/employees was taken by using random convenience sampling method and data collected from the sample respondents by using a structured questionnaire. The collected data tabulated by using crosstabulation, ANOVA and Chi-Square test. It also comes to know disputes settlement which leads to reduce disputes or conflicts between employer and employees, to be redressed, and to get improvement in employee welfare facilities at workplace which affect the industrial relations of SCCL as whole.

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Key words: IR, Industrial disputes settlement, Statutory welfare facilities, Non-statutory welfare facilities.

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The right to education is a universal entitlement to education. This is recognized in the international convenient on economics, social and cultural rights as human right that includes the right to free and compulsory education for all, still there is lacuna in elementary education during that juncture the right to education act 2009 came into force in the year 2010 for improving elementary education. In this present study, the investigator intended to examine and explore the effect of RTE Act, 2009 in rural area. The investigator adopted exploratory survey research method for the present study and select the headmaster and SMC members from our elementary school as sample population. Interview cum observation scheduled adopted for data collection regarding effect of RTE Act, 2009 in rural elementary school. The researcher used content analyses and percentage for data interpretation. The findings of the study are that RTE Act was not effective or properly implement in rural areas. However, the present study found there is gap in its implementation of RTE Act in rural areas in terms of physical infrastructure of the school, student teacher ratio and establishment of neighbourhood school. It can be concluded that the RTE Act is neither effective nor properly implemented in rural areas. Further the study found there were many problems in elementary education after implementation of RTE Act in rural area due to lack of physical infrastructure, student teacher ratio and neighbourhood school which is a big challenge for both the state govt. and stakeholder. Therefore, require physical resource, human resource and financial resource should be allocated to overcome the existing problems in elementary education in rural area.

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Right to Education, Rural Schools, Odisha

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Due to globalization, not only nations are coming closer to each other but also different sector undergoes into significant changes. And marketing sector is also affected by this and experiencing so many changes continuously. To sell our product through the internet or digital media is known as E-marketing. E-Marketing is the process of marketing a brand using the Internet. It includes both direct response marketing and indirect marketing elements and uses a range of technologies to help connect businesses to their customers. E-marketing means using digital technologies to help sell your goods or services. In the past few years, the internet and e-commerce business activities have become one of the fastest-growing technologies that playing a significant role in the daily life of human beings. Today, E-marketing is one of the most emerging technologies in the IT and E-Commerce sector. The scope of E-Marketing is deemed to be broad in scope it does not only use to promote marketing over the internet but also helps in marketing as well through e-mail and wireless media. The purpose of the study is to emphasize the concept of e-marketing. The research method of this study used the secondary data listed in different databases of books, research papers, and related articles of e-marketing available on the Internet. The present study has been undertaken to describe the present status of e-marketing in India and examine the challenges & opportunities of e-marketing in India.

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E-marketing, internet, artificial intelligence, challenges, opportunities.

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Despite numerous efforts, ocular drug delivery still remains a challenge for pharmaceutical scientists. Most of the ocular diseases are treated by topical drug applications. But this suffers from poor bioavailability and other drawbacks. Budding interest in nanopharmaceuticals has generated a number of advancements throughout recent years with a focus on engineering novel applications. Nanotechnology also offers the ability to detect diseases at much earlier stages. Recent developments in ocular drug delivery system research have provided new insights into drug development. This review summarizes recent findings and applications of various nanoparticulate systems like nanospheres, nanosuspensions, microemulsions, liposome, etc in ocular drug delivery.

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Nanosuspensions, Ocular drug delivery, Nanoparticulate

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This paper studies on Training and Development programmes in State Bank of India. The objectives of the paper is to examine and analyzed the effectiveness of training and development programmes for employees in banking sector. The study adopts descriptive research design and it imbibes both primary and secondary data. Convenience sampling method is applied for collecting the data through administering a structured questionnaire which are distributed to respondents. The sample size for the study is 200. The study is carried out in State Bank of India employees in Gorakhpur region.

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Training, Development Programmes, SBI, Employees, Banking sector

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Natural product,herbal drug discovery, phytochemicals bioactive

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Ayurveda considers Tridosha are one of the pillars of the body. Among these three doshas, Vata has immense significance. It plays key role behind maintenance of body in normal and healthy state. Concept of Avarana is one of the fundamental and unique concept which helps in explaining samprapti of a disease. The Avarana on vata Dosha by Rakta dhatu is known as Raktavrita vata. The clinical features show karma hani of vata and karmavrudhi of rakta. After review of literature regarding Avrita Vata, it is found that the clinical features of Cellulitis are remarkably similar to Raktavrita Vata. Hence, both the diseases can be correlated. An observational and analytical study was carried out on 30 diagnosed Patients of Cellulitis. Patients were selected by purposive method irrespective of gender, caste and socio-economic status. The theoretical concept of Avarana particularly Raktavrita Vata was studied clinically by studying patients of Cellulitis. Clinically five out of eight symptoms of cellulitis were found in about 62.66% of patients registered in the study and Rakta dushti hetus are predominantly observed than Vata prakopa hetus.

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Avaran, Cellulitis, Raktavrita vata.

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Green Marketing, Environment, Competitive Environment.

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Accounting Standards, IFRS, IND AS, Carve-outs, MCA, NACAS, ICAI

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The term CSR is derived from the fact that the Corporates use the resources that belongs to the society and therefore should return it back. India being the first country to mandate CSR, its role in the Global economy is quiet clear. With the first ever national CSR awards to recognize the outstanding CSR projects the country is making full efforts to promote CSR. This study focuses mainly on the impact that CSR accounting has on the income of the various Companies selected as sample. Further the results are based on the analysis of the financial statements published in the Annual report of the selected 25 Companies for the Financial Year 2020-21.

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CSR Accounting, Revenue, Relationship

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E-commerce is the buying and selling of services via the internet, and the transfer of money and data to complete the sales. It is also known as electronic commerce or internet commerce. The E-commerce sector in India is expanding rapidly. E-commerce is definitely one of the business options that one will have to explore in the future. Prediction of e-commerce is showing tremendous business growth in our country. Backed by an increased online user base on mobile phone presentations, Indian e-commerce has become impressive growth in the last few years. The e-commerce industry in India is growing at a remarkable pace due to the high penetration of the internet and sophisticated electronic devices. Most of them aren't aware of online fraud and corruption while making online transactions and thus the darkness prevails. This is by far the biggest challenge faced by the e-commerce industry in India. E-commerce is fast and effective even financial transactions can be made from any part of the world. People of tomorrow will feel more comfortable buying products through the internet only. The purpose of the study is to emphasize the concept of e-commerce. The research method of this study used the secondary data listed in different databases of books, research papers, and related articles of e-commerce available on the Internet. The present study has been undertaken to describe the present status of e-commerce in India and examine the challenges & opportunities of e-commerce.

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E-commerce, internet, challenges, opportunities.

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Disease ailments are changing the patterns, and the new diseases are emerging due to changing environments. The enormous growth of world population has overburdened the existing resources for the drugs. And hence, the drug manufacturers are always on the lookout for new resources to develop effective and safe drugs for the increasing demands of the world population. Marine pharmacology offers the scope for research on these drugs of marine origin. Few institutes in India offer such opportunities which can help us in the quest for new drugs. This is an extensive review of the drugs developed and the potential new drug candidates from marine origin along with the opportunities for research on marine derived products. It also gives the information about the institutes in India which offer marine pharmacology related courses.

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Marine agents, Pharmacology of marine sources, Natural Agents, under water study.

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