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Baljeet YadavAbstract: According to the latest report, the 9th Global Terrorism Index (GTI), India is ranked 12th among the countries most affected by terrorism. Terrorism has the potential to cause widespread panic and destabilise any nation's established order. Terrorist activity has increased dramatically in recent years, posing a threat to every country. Terrorism's violent activity has not left India untouched. India is more vulnerable to terrorism due to its diverse nature and proximity to enemy countries such as Pakistan. This article seeks to comprehend the impact of terrorism on the social fabric and democratic values enshrined in its political system. The author conducted a systematic review to critically assess the outcomes of terrorism in the Indian context, focusing primarily on the social and political dimensions. The discussion in this paper reflects that while India has improved in GTI over the last five years, there is still a high possibility of terrorist activity. |
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18-25 |
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1Prof. Akshay Vipinchandra Ugile, 2Prof. Dilip Pandit KotkarAbstract: Digitalization has drastically changed a number of sectors, and one of the most important areas of research is how it affects organisational effectiveness. In order to determine how digitalization would affect organisational performance, this article offers a thorough and critical examination of the investment made in digitalizing HR services in India. Through the development of a digital transformation model based on various case studies and a literature review, the study takes a systematic approach to dealing with digital transformation. |
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34-45 |
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AmardeepAbstract: Development business and topography are inextricably linked. Having assessed the world as a strategy for knowing it as a central local area, the two disciplines can put up with each other on the fundamental premise that particular particularities must be visible and suitably destroyed. The information of the world sought by the protagonist is fundamentally linked to an interest raised above the need to push towards a strange reality. |
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26-35 |
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Dr. Rajesh KumarAbstract: This paper illustrates how Yoga can lead to individual prosperity and India can avail the ancient yogic cultural legacy- Yoga, for its economic welfare through trade opportunities emerging in the world after the announcement of 21st June as the Yoga Day by UNO. Yoga can give physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, and economic benefits to individual which lead to one’s improved performance leading to individual prosperity. India can assess the need of individuals of a foreign nation and customized the yoga package for exporting under service export. Under Yoga brand, other complimentary products like wears, Ayurvedic medicines and other herbal products can be exported. To harness the trade opportunities arising out of present world’s acceptance level of Yoga, tourism can be directed towards Yoga and Yoga tourists can be directed towards other tourism, thereby, improving Indian trade performance and creating the ways for demand development for other Indian cultural legacies in the world market |
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36-44 |
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Dr Urmila PanghalAbstract: The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship between selected Psychological variables and batting performance in cricket. A total of 50 male subjects were selected from the cricket camp, practice match, and their cricket academy in Haryana and Delhi by using random sampling. The age of the subjects ranged from 17 to 28 years old (19.08 ± 1.22), and all were regular players with good skills. |
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45-52 |
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डॉ करà¥à¤£ सिंहAbstract: बाल शà¥à¤°à¤® का मà¥à¤¦à¥à¤¦à¤¾ à¤à¤¾à¤°à¤¤ में à¤à¤• पà¥à¤°à¤®à¥à¤– चिंता का विषय है, कà¥à¤¯à¥‹à¤‚कि जीवन के पà¥à¤°à¤¾à¤°à¤‚à¤à¤¿à¤• चरण में शà¥à¤°à¤® बाजार में जलà¥à¤¦à¥€ पà¥à¤°à¤µà¥‡à¤¶ का मतलब उचित सà¥à¤•à¥‚ली शिकà¥à¤·à¤¾ से बचना है, जिससे à¤à¤µà¤¿à¤·à¥à¤¯ में बेहतर आजीविका के अवसर का नà¥à¤•à¤¸à¤¾à¤¨ होता है। बाल शà¥à¤°à¤® à¤à¤• जटिल समसà¥à¤¯à¤¾ है, जो मूल रूप से गरीबी में निहित है।और साथ ही, राषà¥à¤Ÿà¥à¤° समाज के इस सामाजिक अà¤à¤¿à¤¶à¤¾à¤ª के घातक परिणाम à¤à¥à¤—तता है।चौदह वरà¥à¤· से कम उमà¥à¤° के बचà¥à¤šà¥‡ à¤à¤¾à¤°à¤¤ में कà¥à¤² शà¥à¤°à¤® शकà¥à¤¤à¤¿ का 3.6 पà¥à¤°à¤¤à¤¿à¤¶à¤¤ हैं। लगà¤à¤— 85% कारà¥à¤¯à¤¬à¤² पारंपरिक कृषि कà¥à¤·à¥‡à¤¤à¥à¤° में, 9% विनिरà¥à¤®à¤¾à¤£, सेवाओं और मरमà¥à¤®à¤¤ में, और 0.8% कारखानों में कारà¥à¤¯à¤°à¤¤ हैं।à¤à¤• बढ़ती हà¥à¤ˆ घटना शहरी कà¥à¤·à¥‡à¤¤à¥à¤°à¥‹à¤‚ में बचà¥à¤šà¥‹à¤‚ को घरेलू कामगारों के रूप में उपयोग कर रहे है। |
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53-60 |
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Mukesh Kumar Tiwari1, Dr. Pelasur Chnadera Kumar2Abstract: The Supreme Court of India has made a monumental decision to reevaluate its ruling from 27 July 2022, which reversed the presumption of innocence and gave the Enforcement Directorate the authority to make arrests without first giving a copy of the enforcement case information report. Government changes and clarifications to Section 3 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act of 2002 were upheld by the court. Concern has been raised in recent years regarding the Enforcement Directorate's heavy reliance on this Act, particularly by the public and political parties who believe it is being used to persecute government critics. This document will go into further detail on some rules, including those pertaining to arrest and bail, attachment of property, adjudicating authority, statements made to officials from the Enforcement Directorate that may be used as evidence, etc. Attempts have been made to evaluate the national perspective in light of the international context. However, for the sake of this paper's relevancy and brevity, we will focus on the Domestic Scenario. |
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61-68 |
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Dr. Asha Yadav Ms. SaritaAbstract: The present paper highlights the opportunities and challenges as envisioned by researcher in becoming India as global educational hub. The New Education Policy NEP 2020, launched in July 2020 gives a vision for the implementation of new education system in India. The main focus of it is Affordability, Accessibility, Quality, Equity and Accountability. It aspires to attract a large number of Students across the world to get higher education in India. And also, to send Indian students other countries and the credit transferred to parent university.The main aim of NEP 20202 is to promote India as global hub giving premium education at affordable cost and gain status of India as ‘VISHAV GURU’ as it used to be in ancient time. This vision will provide lots of opportunities and challenges. This paper tries to suggest some of these opportunities and challenges. |
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69-73 |
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Ashwin Rajhans Meshram Research Scholar,Gondwana University,Gadchiroli Dr.Dashrath T.GajbhiyeAbstract: गोंिदया जिले के अनà¥à¤šà¤¿à¤¤ जाति का सामाजिक परिवरà¥à¤¤à¤¨-à¤à¤• समाजवादी |
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74-85 |
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Mini K.N1, Dr. S. K Bhogal2Abstract: House is a fundamental human right. It's true that everyone, whether they live in the country or the city, needs a safe and secure place to call home for their safety and comfort. During the economic boom that ended in the late 1800s, home loans were commonplace in the United States. Since most people can't afford to pay cash for a home, mortgage lenders started offering loans to cover the gap between the sales price and the buyer's down payment. In order to bring in new consumers, banks will provide mortgages at reduced interest rates. The customer's decision, as well as their motives, difficulties, and level of mortgage loan knowledge, are all considered in this study. The primary objective of this study is to learn how home loan borrowers and consumers in India feel about the services provided by Indian banks. |
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86-92 |
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MONIKA BHILWARE DR. VISHAL KUMAR CHIMPAAbstract: Multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) poses a significant global health threat, with increasing incidence and limited treatment options. Understanding the underlying genetic mutations and molecular mechanisms associated with multidrug resistance is crucial for developing effective diagnostic tools and designing targeted therapies. This research paper aims to provide an in-depth analysis of mutation profiling and characterization of multidrug-resistant MTB strains, highlighting the importance of genomic studies in combating this deadly pathogen. |
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128-134 |
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NEELA ANTHONY PANDIT DR. NEERAJ TIWARIAbstract: This research paper offers an in-depth disquisition of the complex and different definition of women in the Bible. Drawing upon an expansive analysis of biblical books and employing a contextual approach to ancient times, this study seeks to unravel the multifaceted places, voices, and significant benefactions of women throughout biblical narratives. Its overarching ideal is to challenge prevailing gender morals, bring to the fore in numerous stories, and foster a nuanced appreciation of women's gests in biblical times. This exploration paper delves into the commission of women portrayed in the Bible. It investigates cases where women in biblical narratives parade agency, fierceness, and the capability to shape their own fates. By pressing these empowering accounts, the paper aims to challenge traditional interpretations that may have overlooked or played down the strength and adaptability displayed by women in the biblical environment. |
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135-144 |
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Mr. Ravi Kant Vajpai Dr. Anand KumarAbstract: Sports celebrity endorsements have been an important aspect of advertising for years. With the rise of online advertising, there has been an increase in online FMCG advertisements featuring sports celebrities. This research paper aims to investigate the impact of sports celebrity endorsed online FMCG advertisements on consumer purchase behavior in the Gwalior-Chambal region. A quantitative research design was used, and data was collected through an online survey from 500 respondents in the region. The results showed that sports celebrity endorsements had a significant impact on consumer purchase behavior in the Gwalior-Chambal region. The findings suggest that sports celebrities are effective endorsers for FMCG products, and their endorsement can positively influence consumer purchase behavior in the region. |
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145-161 |
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SACHIN MISHRA DR.BHUPENDRA SINGHAbstract: .प्रत्येक छात्र की सीखने की विशेषताओं की पहचान करने से वशक्षक को पाठ्यक्रम के विजाइन में सुधार\r\nकरने और उपयोगी और उपयुक्त वशक्षण सामग्री , वितरण और मूल्ांकन के तरीके चुनने में मदद वमल\r\nसकती है। |
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162-172 |
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Pranamika MahantaAbstract: In all health care and community setting, nursing as an intrinsic part of the health care system, covers the promotion of health, prevention of illness, and care of disabled people of all ages and physically or mentally ill. Within this broad spectrum of health care, the phenomena of particular concern to nurses are individual, family, and group "responses to actual or potential health problems" (ANA, 1980, P.9). The scope of nursing is range broadly from health care of an individual’s illness to the development of policy for the promotion of the long-term health of the population. |
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173-182 |
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Dr. Bharatender SheoranAbstract: Kiran Desai is the voice of a younger generation of Indian writers who write in English, many of whom live in self exile. She was honored with the Betty Trask Award for her debut novel, Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard at the age of only twenty seven.Hullabaloo in the Gauva Orchard presents a fictious small town called Shahkot in North India. The central character, Sampath Chawla is compelled in to being a holy man inspite of himself. The novel depicts the aftermath of ecological or natural disasters on culture and civilization. It portrays the problems generated due to man’s encroachment upon the natural order of things and demonstrates that the affinity amongst humans and animals is stronger than human vis a vis human. |
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183-191 |
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MAHANTESH KANAMADI DR. KRISHNA DUBEYAbstract: Green marketing, also known as sustainable marketing or eco-marketing, is an approach that emphasizes promoting products and services with minimal negative impact on the environment. This paper explores the impact of core green marketing on both customers and retailers. The study examines how green marketing strategies influence customer behavior, perceptions, and preferences, as well as the implications for retailers in adopting sustainable practices. The impact on customers is multifaceted. Green marketing campaigns raise environmental awareness, educate consumers about eco-conscious choices, and empower them to make sustainable decisions. Customers perceive environmentally responsible brands more positively, leading to increased brand loyalty and advocacy. The study also analyzes the effect of green marketing on customer price sensitivity and how it influences overall consumer behavior. The paper delves into the significance of transparency and credibility in green marketing efforts. Customers are becoming increasingly discerning, demanding genuine eco-friendly practices and proof of sustainability claims. The risks of greenwashing are explored, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in green marketing campaigns. |
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192-197 |
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SANTOSH MANJUNATH BIRADAR DR.KRISHNA DUBEYAbstract: Career counseling plays a vital role in guiding high-school students towards making informed decisions about their future career paths. This systematic review aims to analyze and synthesize existing research on the impact of career counseling on the psychological development of high-school students. The review explores various counseling approaches, methodologies, and outcomes to provide a comprehensive understanding of the effects of career counseling on students' psychological well-being and overall development. The findings of this review shed light on the significance of effective career counseling interventions in promoting positive psychological outcomes among high-school students. |
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198-205 |
| 19 |
SANJAY KUMAR AGNIHOTRI RESEARCH SCHOLAR SUNRISE UNIVERSITY ALWAR DR. LOKESH SINGH PROFESSOR SUNRISE UNIVERSITY ALWARAbstract: Vijay Tendulkar, a prominent Indian playwright, has been widely recognized for his works that critically engage with social and political issues. One of the central themes explored in his plays is the subversion of patriarchal narratives. This research paper aims to analyze the feminist performance strategies employed in Tendulkar's plays and their impact on challenging dominant patriarchal ideologies. By examining select plays such as "Silence! The Court Is in Session," "Sakharam Binder," and "Kamala," we explore how Tendulkar's characters, language, staging, and narrative structures work together to disrupt traditional gender norms and promote gender equality. Through this analysis, we shed light on the significance of Tendulkar's contributions to Indian theater and the larger feminist discourse |
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206-219 |
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PRALAY SANKAR DR. MANUJENDRA PRATAP SINGHAbstract: The discovery and development of effective therapeutics against Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB), the causative agent of tuberculosis (TB), is of paramount importance due to its global impact on public health. The identification of potential drug candidates often involves the assessment of their binding affinities to target enzymes in MTB. In this research paper, we present a computational approach for modeling and predicting the binding affinities of small molecules to MTB enzymes. |
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220-228 |
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DHARMENDRA BAHADUR SINGH DR. VIRENDRA SINGHDHARMENDRA BAHADUR SINGH DR. VIRENDRA SINGHAbstract: With the increasing adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) platforms in smart healthcare systems, the need for robust security measures has become paramount. Biometric authentication offers a promising solution to enhance the security of IoT platforms in the healthcare domain. This research paper explores the challenges and provides potential solutions for implementing biometric authentication in securing IoT platforms within smart healthcare systems. The paper discusses the advantages of biometric authentication, highlights the unique challenges faced in healthcare settings, and presents feasible solutions to overcome these challenges. The study aims to contribute to the understanding of the role of biometrics in securing IoT platforms in smart healthcare systems and foster the development of more secure and reliable healthcare solutions. |
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229-236 |
| 22 |
MILIN GANDHI DR. TUSHAR TREEMBAK SHELKEAbstract: The effective treatment of gastric infections often requires the delivery of antibiotics to the stomach, where the pH conditions and short residence time pose significant challenges. In this study, we aimed to develop a stomach-specific drug delivery system using mucoadhesive microspheres loaded with amoxicillin and formulated with Carbopol-934P. The microspheres were designed to improve gastric retention, enhance drug bioavailability, and target drug delivery to the stomach. Various formulation parameters were optimized, and the microspheres were characterized for their physicochemical properties, mucoadhesive properties, drug release kinetics, and in vitro antibacterial activity. The results demonstrated that the developed amoxicillin-loaded mucoadhesive microspheres showed great potential as an effective drug delivery system for gastric infections. |
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237-244 |
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MOHAN SHYAM DR. AMRISH KUMAR PANDEYAbstract: Mathematical programming, also known as optimization, is a discipline that encompasses the formulation and solution of mathematical models to optimize objective functions subject to constraints. It provides a systematic framework for making optimal decisions in diverse fields, including engineering, economics, logistics, and operations research. This abstract provides an overview of mathematical programming, its fundamental concepts, techniques, and applications |
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245-251 |
| 24 |
AMANPREET KAUR DR. SARASWATIAbstract: This research paper explores the crucial link between women empowerment and political participation in the context of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs). PRIs serve as grassroots-level democratic bodies in India, providing an opportunity for local governance and decision-making. Over the years, efforts have been made to enhance women's representation and involvement in PRIs to promote gender equality and women empowerment. This paper critically examines the impact of women's political participation in PRIs on their empowerment, addressing both the opportunities and challenges faced by women in these institutions. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, case studies, and empirical data, the paper aims to shed light on the significance of women's active engagement in PRIs and the potential for transformative change in gender dynamics within local governance structures. |
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252-257 |
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BHOOPENDRA PATIDAR DR. VIVEK GUPTAAbstract: Diabetic kidney disease (DKD) is a common complication of diabetes mellitus and a leading cause of end-stage renal disease. Early identification of DKD is crucial for implementing timely interventions to prevent disease progression. Current diagnostic methods for DKD primarily rely on measuring albuminuria and estimating glomerular filtration rate. However, these markers may not accurately detect early- |
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257-262 |
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RAJAT PAWAR DR. CHANCHAL NAVIN RAJAbstract: Mouth dissolving films (MDFs) have gained significant attention in recent years due to their convenience and ease of administration. They provide an alternative dosage form for drugs that are difficult to swallow, such as desloratadine, an antihistamine used for the treatment of allergies. This research paper aims to formulate and evaluate different MDF formulations of desloratadine and compare their characteristics, including disintegration time, drug release profile, mechanical properties, and taste masking. |
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263-269 |
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AMAN KANSARE DR. CHANCHAL NAVIN RAJAbstract: The drug's solubility is a crucial factor in the formulation process. At a certain temperature, pressure, and pH, the solubility of a solute is the concentration of the solute in the solvent. The primary issue with medications that are weakly water-soluble is their low aqueous solubility. Liquid medications are usually formulated using water as the solvent. Most medications have low acidity or basicity and are hardly soluble in water. To far, over 40% of the medications created from novel chemical entities found have low water solubility. Class II and IV medications have weak water solubility, poor dissolution, and limited bioavailability, according to the biopharmaceutical categorization system. |
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270-74 |
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ANKIT SHARMA DR. VIVEK GUPTAAbstract: Mouth dissolving films (MDFs) have gained significant attention as a convenient and patient-friendly drug delivery system. The objective of this research paper is to investigate the influence of film-forming polymers on the physico-mechanical, chemical, and drug release properties of MDFs. Various film-forming polymers were selected and evaluated for their suitability in the formulation of MDFs. The physico-mechanical properties, such as film thickness, folding endurance, tensile strength INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF FILM-FORMING POLYMERS ON PHYSICO-MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, AND DRUG RELEASE PROPERTIES OF MOUTH DISSOLVING FILMS (MDFS) ANKIT SHARMA DR. VIVEK GUPTA Mouth dissolving films (MDFs) have gained significant attention as a convenient and patient-friendly drug delivery system. The objective of this research paper is to investigate the influence of film-forming polymers on the physico-mechanical, chemical, and drug release properties of MDFs. Various film-forming polymers were selected and evaluated for their suitability in the formulation of MDFs. The physico-mechanical properties, such as film thickness, folding endurance, tensile strength |
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275-280 |
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GAGAN SINGH KUKLORIA DR. VIVEK GUPTAGAGAN SINGH KUKLORIA DR. VIVEK GUPTAAbstract: Acne is a prevalent dermatological condition characterized by the formation of comedones, papules, pustules, and nodules, primarily affecting the pilosebaceous units. Current treatment options for acne often involve the use of topical medications, including retinoids such as tazarotene. However, the limited permeability of the stratum corneum hinders effective drug delivery to the deeper skin layers. This research paper explores the formulation and designing of tazarotene drug-loaded ethosomes and transfersomes, aiming to enhance the topical treatment of acne. Ethosomes and transfersomes are novel lipid-based vesicular carriers that have shown promising potential in improving drug delivery through the skin. |
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281-288 |
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NILESH MANDALOI DR. VIVEK GUPTAAbstract: The research team wanted to find a way to extract micro crystalline cellulose (MCC) and nano cellulose (NC) that wouldn't break the bank and wouldn't harm the environment. Using a methodical strategy, namely Quality by Design (QbD), maize husks (CH) were subjected to a variety of acid treatments in order to extract the MCC necessary for the production of NC, which was then processed using High Pressure Homogenization (HPH) and Acid Hydrolysis (AH). Instrumental (FTIR, TGA, XRD, TEM, and particle size), and physicochemical (Powder flow) |
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289-293 |
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DEEPAK SEN DR. VIVEK GUPTAAbstract: The optimization of formulation variables plays a crucial role in developing pharmaceutical dosage forms that meet the desired quality attributes. This research paper aims to investigate the optimization of formulation variables for ranolazine pellets using a Quality by Design (QbD) approach. The QbD framework enables a systematic understanding of the relationships between critical formulation and process parameters and their impact on the quality of the final product. In this study, various formulation variables are evaluated to enhance the quality, performance, and stability of ranolazine pellets. |
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294-299 |
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SUMAN DEVI DR. VINOD KUMAR SHARMAAbstract: इस अध्ययन का उद्देश्य ननजी रक्षा अननवायय रूप से रक्षा या आत्मरक्षा में से एक है ; और आत्मरक्षा के\r\nकारण स्वयं को होने वाली क्षनत, दंड का अनधकार नहीं, रक्षा के नलए वैध रूप से आवश्यक से अनधक नहीं\r\nहोनी चानहए। |
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307-320 |
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NILESH SANJAY PENDBHAJE DR. G.V. SURESH KUMARNILESH SANJAY PENDBHAJE DR. G.V. SURESH KUMARAbstract: Medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry are subfields of chemistry that focus on the design, chemical synthesis, and development of bio-active molecules with the eventual goal of getting them authorised as prescribed and market purchasable medicinal medicines. Being the most significant organic compounds, heterocyclic compounds are often found in molecules of interest in medical chemistry. Nitrogen heterocyclic compounds have long been of interest to synthetic organic chemists because of the wide range of biological activities they display. Given their prevalence in natural goods, notably alkaloids, they have attracted significant interest from the synthetic community, particularly those working on the entire synthesis of natural products.There aren't clear boundaries between the many branches of chemistry, and heterocyclic chemistry serves as an illustration of this. Heterocycles are fundamental to all biological functions. Heterocycles' ubiquity in nature is sometimes linked to the intense attention they get from the pharmaceutical and agricultural industries. In this work, we focus on the synthesis of several heterocyclic nitrogen compounds with basic nucleus such imidiazole, pyrazole, and thiazole. |
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321-326 |
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RADHAKRISHNAN M DR. KULDEEP SINGHAbstract: This research paper aims to explore the growing phenomenon of influencer marketing and its impact on youth consumers. In recent years, influencer marketing has emerged as a powerful advertising strategy, particularly targeting the younger demographic. This paper examines the various aspects of influencer marketing, including its definition, evolution, and strategies employed by brands and influencers. Furthermore, it investigates the effects of influencer marketing on youth consumers, including their purchasing behavior, brand perception, and social media engagement. The findings of this study will contribute to a better understanding of the role and implications of influencer marketing in the context of youth consumerism. INFLUENCER MARKETING AND ITS IMPACT ON YOUTH CONSUMERS RADHAKRISHNAN M DR. KULDEEP SINGH This research paper aims to explore the growing phenomenon of influencer marketing and its impact on youth consumers. In recent years, influencer marketing has emerged as a powerful advertising strategy, particularly targeting the younger demographic. This paper examines the various aspects of influencer marketing, including its definition, evolution, and strategies employed by brands and influencers. Furthermore, it investigates the effects of influencer marketing on youth consumers, including their purchasing behavior, brand perception, and social media engagement. The findings of this study will contribute to a better understanding of the role and implications of influencer marketing in the context of youth consumerism. |
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327-340 |
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THRESIA K X DR. ASHOK KUMAR YADAVAbstract: This thesis focuses on understanding the unique characteristics of Carnatic music for designing feature extraction algorithms, which are then used in the identification of music content. Indian music differs from its Western counterpart in being just tempered, having varying intervals of the octave, and possessing Gamakas. Indian music is broadly classified as North Indian Hindustani music and South Indian Carnatic music. Both the systems of music follow a Raga scheme and a Tala scheme, employing a drone or tanpura for rendering; but the styles of using these Raga and Tala Components and of rendering the music differentiate one system of music from the other. In this work, Carnatic music has been analyzed and its characteristics have been used to design feature extraction algorithm. These features are then used to identify the characteristics of the Raga, Tala, and other non-music components like, the Singer, the Genre, the Instrument and the Emotion. STUDYING ABOUT THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF MUSIC THRESIA K X DR. ASHOK KUMAR YADAV This thesis focuses on understanding the unique characteristics of Carnatic music for designing feature extraction algorithms, which are then used in the identification of music content. Indian music differs from its Western counterpart in being just tempered, having varying intervals of the octave, and possessing Gamakas. Indian music is broadly classified as North Indian Hindustani music and South Indian Carnatic music. Both the systems of music follow a Raga scheme and a Tala scheme, employing a drone or tanpura for rendering; but the styles of using these Raga and Tala Components and of rendering the music differentiate one system of music from the other. In this work, Carnatic music has been analyzed and its characteristics have been used to design feature extraction algorithm. These features are then used to identify the characteristics of the Raga, Tala, and other non-music components like, the Singer, the Genre, the Instrument and the Emotion. |
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341-346 |
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DEEPENDRA DEEP DR. SATISH GUPTAAbstract: This research paper aims to explore the relationship between attentional focus and performance in professional badminton. Attentional focus refers to the concentration and allocation of mental resources toward specific aspects of a task. It plays a crucial role in athletic performance by influencing various cognitive processes, motor skills, and decision-making abilities. Understanding how attentional focus affects performance in badminton can provide valuable insights for coaches, athletes, and sports psychologists to optimize training programs and enhance competitive outcomes. This paper reviews existing literature, discusses theoretical frameworks, and proposes potential practical implications for optimizing attentional focus in professional badminton. |
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347-352 |
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ARVIND GORAKHPURI DR. SATISH GUPTAAbstract: This research paper explores the potential of martial art exercises in enhancing emotional intelligence among teacher training college students. Emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in the personal and professional development of individuals, particularly in the field of education where effective communication, empathy, and self-regulation are essential. This longitudinal study aims to investigate the impact of regular martial art exercises on emotional intelligence over a specific timeframe. The findings of this research contribute to the growing body of knowledge on using alternative methods to foster emotional intelligence and promote holistic development in teacher training programs. |
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353-359 |
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M. SRINIVASULU DR. LOKESH SINGHAbstract: This research paper delves into the literary works of Mulk Raj Anand, a prominent Indian writer, and examines the themes of social realism and activism prevalent in his writings. The paper aims to shed light on Anand's contributions to social reformation through his powerful portrayal of the marginalized sections of society and his call to action for societal change. By analyzing select works of Anand, such as "Untouchable," "Coolie," and "Two Leaves and a Bud," the paper explores the author's depiction of social injustice, exploitation, and discrimination. Furthermore, it examines Anand's role as an activist, discussing his involvement in social and political movements, his literary activism, and the impact of his writings on Indian society. The research paper concludes by highlighting the significance of Anand's work in inspiring social consciousness and encouraging activism. |
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360-365 |
| 39 |
MD HANEEF PASHA DR. YOGESH KUMAR YADAVAbstract: Fish biodiversity is crucial for maintaining the health and functionality of aquatic ecosystems. Understanding the influence of habitat ecology on fish biodiversity is essential for effective conservation and management efforts. This research article presents a comprehensive analytical study that investigates the relationship between habitat ecology and fish biodiversity. Field surveys were conducted in a specific study area to assess various habitat characteristics and their impact on fish species richness, diversity, and composition. The findings provide valuable insights into the importance of habitat ecology for fish conservation and highlight the need for targeted management strategies. |
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366-371 |
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KALPANA ASAM DR. JAGDISH BABULAL RATHODAbstract: This research paper examines the influence of ambition levels on career planning and decision-making among college graduates. Ambition is a multifaceted trait that varies among individuals and plays a significant role in shaping their career paths. By conducting a longitudinal study, we aim to understand how ambition levels evolve over time and their impact on career-related choices. The study explores the relationship between ambition and various factors, including career aspirations, goal setting, decision-making processes, and overall career satisfaction. The findings provide valuable insights for career counselors, educators, and professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of the role of ambition. |
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SARVANAN.A DR. KUNAL SHRINIWASSARVANAN.A DR. KUNAL SHRINIWASAbstract: Technology adoption in the healthcare sector has become a crucial aspect of improving hospital management practices globally. This research paper examines the impact of technology adoption on hospital management in India. It explores the various technological advancements implemented in Indian hospitals, analyzes the benefits and challenges associated with their adoption, and assesses their impact on hospital operations, patient care, and overall healthcare outcomes. The findings highlight the positive effects of technology adoption, emphasizing the need for continued investment and integration of technology to enhance hospital management practices in India. |
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377-383 |
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SHOURYA PRATAP SINGH DR. OM PRAKASH SHARMAAbstract: भारत में शहरी प्रणाली एक लंबे और जटिल इटतहास का पररणाम है और शहरीग्रामीण द्वंद्ववाद को टिटित\r\nकरता है। |
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384-395 |
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Shipra Tiwari Dr. Ravi Kumar YadavAbstract: Since the early Western world was male-dominated, and its poets well conscious of their subordinated status, their poetry often mirrored patriarchal and subaltern themes. Women lagged behind males in many spheres of society. Poems written by women in India date back to the time of the country's tribal singers. Poetry couldn't be written until the English language was properly Indianite and the Indians were properly Anglicized. Indian authors writing in English after independence fought to establish their own voice |
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396-401 |
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VIKRANT DR. RAKESH KUMAR YADAVAbstract: The field of robotics has witnessed significant advancements in recent years, with wheeled robots being one of the most commonly used platforms in various applications. Understanding the kinematics of wheeled robots is crucial for their efficient control and maneuverability. This research paper presents a comprehensive review of the modeling and analysis of wheeled robot kinematics. It explores different kinematic models, their mathematical representations, and the associated analysis techniques. The paper also highlights the challenges and recent advancements in the field, along with potential future directions for research. |
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402-409 |
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ANUP KUMAR SINGH DR. VIJAY WALIYAAbstract: Antidepressant drugs are essential in the treatment of depressive disorders, and their efficacy depends not only on the drug's pharmacological properties but also on the oral dosage form's characteristics. This research paper aims to conduct a comparative pharmacological evaluation of different oral dosage forms of commonly prescribed antidepressant drugs. By assessing factors such as bioavailability, dissolution rate, and pharmacokinetic profiles, we aim to identify the most effective and efficient oral dosage form for each antidepressant drug. This study can contribute valuable insights to optimize antidepressant therapy and improve patient outcomes. |
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410-417 |
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AJAY KUMAR DR. VIJAY WALIYAAbstract: The examination of medicinal plants has had a long history, and notably with relation to judging a plant’s quality. The original strategies were organoleptic employing the bodily sensations of taste, smell, and sight. Then gradually they went on to more complex instrumental methods. Though many nations have their own traditional remedies China now leads the way in terms of the number of publications focusing on medicinal plant analysis and number of inclusions in their Pharmacopoeia. |
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418-425 |
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ASHOK KUMAR YADAV DR. VIJAY WALIYAAbstract: This research paper delves into the significant role of plants in traditional and modern medicine, with a special emphasis on their applications in hair treatment. Natural remedies have been employed by various cultures worldwide for centuries to address hair-related concerns. The objective of this study is to explore the diverse plant-based remedies and their therapeutic properties in promoting healthy hair growth, preventing hair loss, and addressing common scalp disorders. The literature review offers an extensive examination of historical practices and indigenous knowledge surrounding the use of plants in hair care. Traditional remedies, such as Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and Native American herbal medicine, have been invaluable sources of knowledge in this area. |
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426-432 |
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SUBHASH CHANDER SHARMA DR. NARENDER KUMARAbstract: Hypertension, characterized by elevated systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels, is a major global health concern. Conventional pharmacological treatments often come with side effects and may not address underlying lifestyle factors. This research paper aims to conduct a comprehensive review and meta-analysis to assess the efficacy of yoga and naturopathy in managing systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels. A thorough examination of existing literature, clinical trials, and observational studies will be undertaken to elucidate the impact of these holistic approaches on hypertension and related health outcomes. The meta-analysis will provide a quantitative assessment of the overall effectiveness of these practices in promoting health management. |
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433-449 |
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AJAY KUMAR YADAV DR. AMIT JALINDAR KASABEAbstract: The examination of medicinal plants has had a long history, and notably with relation to judging a plant’s quality. The original strategies were organoleptic employing the bodily sensations of taste, smell, and sight. Then gradually they went on to more complex instrumental methods. Though many nations have their own traditional remedies China now leads the way in terms of the number of publications focusing on medicinal plant analysis and number of inclusions in their Pharmacopoeia. The monographs included within these papers offer guidance on the sort of analysis that should be undertaken, and for manufacturers, this often implies that they require access to more and more complex apparatus. |
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450-456 |
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AJAY KUMAR YADAV DR. AMIT JALINDAR KASABEAbstract: The examination of medicinal plants has had a long history, and notably with relation to judging a plant’s quality. The original strategies were organoleptic employing the bodily sensations of taste, smell, and sight. Then gradually they went on to more complex instrumental methods. Though many nations have their own traditional remedies China now leads the way in terms of the number of publications focusing on medicinal plant analysis and number of inclusions in their Pharmacopoeia. The monographs included within these papers offer guidance on the sort of analysis that should be undertaken, and for manufacturers, this often implies that they require access to more and more complex apparatus. |
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457-464 |
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SANDHYA YADAV DR. AMIT JALINDAR KASABEAbstract: Depression is a prevalent mental health disorder affecting millions of people worldwide. Despite the availability of conventional antidepressant medications, their efficacy and side effects have prompted research into alternative treatment options, such as herbal remedies. Indigenous plants have long been used in traditional medicine systems for their potential antidepressant properties. This research paper aims to provide a comprehensive review of the comparative pharmacological investigation of antidepressant activity in various indigenous plants, exploring their efficacy, underlying mechanisms, and potential therapeutic applications. By elucidating the potential benefits of these natural compounds, this research can contribute to the development of novel and more effective antidepressant treatments. |
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465-471 |
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YASHVANT KUMAR SWARNAKAR DR. BIRADAR KASHINATH B.Abstract: Fractional differential equations (FDEs) have gained significant attention in recent years due to their ability to describe various phenomena in physics, engineering, and other scientific disciplines. The non-local and non-linear nature of FDEs poses significant challenges for their analytical and numerical solutions. This research focuses on studying and developing novel analytical, approximate, and numerical methods to solve different types of fractional differential equations efficiently and accurately. The first phase of the study involves a comprehensive review of existing analytical methods for FDEs, including fractional calculus and integral transforms. This analysis provides a foundation for understanding the fundamental concepts and mathematical tools used in |
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472-477 |
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REKHA DR LOKESH SINGHAbstract: Shashi Deshpande is a renowned Indian novelist who has received accolades for her nuanced depictions of strong female characters. She often writes on women's experiences, elaborating on the difficulties, complexity, and ingrained social standards that they must overcome. Researching the challenges these women experience is crucial because it may illuminate fundamental elements of gender, identity, and social dynamics. The purpose of this research is to examine the complex lives of Shashi Deshpande's female protagonists in order to better appreciate their hardships and the value of their literary portrayal. |
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478-483 |
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SANJAY DIXIT DR. PRADEEP KUMARAbstract: Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) have emerged as a promising alternative to conventional photovoltaic technologies due to their cost-effectiveness and potential for efficient energy conversion. Among the key components of DSSCs, the photoanode, typically composed of ZnO thin films, plays a critical role in charge transport and electron injection. However, to enhance the overall efficiency of DSSCs, it is essential to optimize the optoelectronic properties of ZnO thin films. This research paper aims to explore the various techniques used to tailor the optoelectronic properties of ZnO thin films to achieve improved doping efficiency in DSSCs. |
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484-490 |
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SUNANDA PRABHAKER SALUNKE DR. NEHA YADAVAbstract: This research paper explores the transformative journey of the portrayal of women in 21st-century media and arts, contextualized within the framework of modernism. The paper delves into the historical context of women's representation and challenges faced by women in earlier art movements. It examines how modernism paved the way for reimagining womanhood and how contemporary media and arts continue to redefine and empower the female narrative. The analysis combines an exploration of key artworks, literature, films, and popular media to reveal how women's depictions have evolved and how these changes contribute to shaping gender perceptions in modern society. |
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491-499 |
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PUNAM PRABHAKER SALUNKHE DR. SUMIT BHATTACHARJEEAbstract: Lower layers identify simple characteristics and pass that information to higher layers, which may subsequently detect more complex traits. By training each layer independently and feeding its result into the next layer's input, Deep Learning is able to function via a greedy layer-wise unsupervised pre-training. Big Data refers to exceptionally big, heterogeneous data sets characterized by their analysis for patterns and trends due to their features (high volume, diverse formats, speed of processing). In this study, we introduce some of the most advanced neural networks, including the Deep Belief Network, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), and Recurrent Neural Network, and present a brief history of deep learning for Big Data (RNN). The purpose of this study is to provide a comprehensive overview of deep learning architectures appropriate for handling large datasets. After that, we get into the research and debate around the difficulties and opportunities presented by deep learning for big data analytics. Several unanswered questions and emerging themes in the field are briefly discussed in the conclusion. |
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