Volume 12 | Issue 1 |

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In this contingency scenario, education plays a pivotal and decisive role. Therefore, the National Education Policy 2020 has been transformed into the framework for this reform, which could support the country's efforts to strengthen its economic and social indicators while also contributing to the development of a new educational system. That still has to be made better. Through autonomous colleges and multidisciplinary universities, NEP 2020 offers high-quality higher education. The policy provides a thorough framework for vocational training and education from elementary school to higher education in both rural and urban areas of India. The policy hopes to change India's educational system. The government quickly made it clear that no one would be forced to study any specific language and that English would not be replaced with any regional language as the medium of instruction. This article primarily focuses on NEP-2020 and its effects on School and Higher Education. This paper also provides a description of the essential elements of NEP and an analysis of their implications for the existing educational structure.

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National Education Policy, Teacher capacity building, School Education, HEIs

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Organ-on-a-chip is an innovative technology that has gained prominence in recent years for its potential to revolutionize drug testing, disease modeling, and personalized medicine. It involves the microfabrication of miniature three-dimensional tissue models on a chip that can replicate the structure and function of specific human organs or tissues. This technology utilizes microfluidics, tissue engineering, and biomaterials to create in vitro systems that mimic the dynamic and complex interactions within the human body. Organ-on-a-chip platforms offer numerous advantages, including the ability to study organ-specific responses to drugs, toxins, and disease in a controlled environment, reducing the need for animal testing. Furthermore, these systems allow for the investigation of individualized patient responses, fostering the development of precision medicine. This abstract provides an overview of the organ-on-a-chip technology, its applications, and its potential to reshape pharmaceutical research, toxicology, and disease modeling in the future.

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Organ-on-a-chip, Microfluidics, polydimethylsiloxane, Microfabrication.

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Personality is not merely a collection of individual traits or disconnected behaviors but is structured, organized, and integrated. Behavioral indicators of that structure may vary, yet, according to the situational framework because behavior is a function of the interface of personality and situational factors. There is a developmental feature to personality that occurs over time out of a matrix of biological and social influences. Goleman (1995), a proponent of EI, notes that "Emotional intelligence consists of abilities such as being able to motivate oneself and persist in the face of frustrations; to control impulse and delay gratification; to regulate one's moods and keep distress from swamping the ability to think; to empathize and to hope." Emotional intelligence (EI) is a significant indicator of future achievement in every walk of life, as well as academic achievement and career success (Saarni, 1999; Goleman, 1995; Li, Wang & Li, 2012; Bar-On, 2002). The purpose of the present study was to understand which of the personality dimensions (extroversion/neuroticism) has a significant relationship with Emotional Intelligence. The total sample consisted of 110 first-year International Medical students from academic years 2019-2020, 2020-2021, and 2021-2022 (Male-37/F-74). All participant students were asked to complete the Emotional Intelligence Scale developed by Dr. S. K. Mangal and Mrs. Shubhra Mangal and Eysenck Personality Inventory (Form-B). Statistical analysis of the data involved inferential statistics, including means, standard deviations, t-test, and Pearson's correlation coefficients. The results show that Emotional Intelligence will possibly predict extroversion positively and neuroticism negatively, the dimensions of personality, respectively. Relationships of the two hypotheses could be explained by "affect regulation," "tendency to have positive experiences," and "tendency to have negative experiences."

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Keywords: Extroversion, Neuroticism, Emotional Intelligence

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Rose, Polypropylene, low temperature storage, Pulsing, GA3, HQC

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This research article undertakes a comparative analysis of the Alienation Effect, a seminal concept in Bertolt Brecht's epic theatre, and its resonance in the traditional Tamil theatre form, Therukoothu. Investigating the theoretical foundations of alienation in Brechtian theatre, the study explores its key components, such as defamiliarization and gestus. Transitioning to the rich historical and performance context of Therukoothu, the research meticulously examines the alignment of Brecht's theoretical concepts with the unique representational elements of the traditional Tamil art form. A central focus is placed on performance characteristics including dialogue, verse, dance, music, costume, and make-up in Therukoothu, analyzing how they contribute to a constant state of alienation. The role of the Kattiyankaran (Sutradhara) as a disruptor of narrative continuity and the significance of music and musicians in both traditions are scrutinized for their parallel influence on maintaining alienation. By drawing connections between these two theatrical traditions, the research contributes to a nuanced understanding of alienation as a transhistorical and cross-cultural technique, providing insights into its enduring significance in diverse performance practices.

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Brecht, Therukoothu, Alienation Effect, Epic Theatre.

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ABSTRACT: The Bhagavad Gaeta can be experienced as a powerful catalyst for transformation. This divine book will contribute to self-reflection, and finer feelings and deepen one's inner process. The Bhagavad Gaeta is a message addressed to every human individual to help him or her solve the vexing problem of overcoming the present and progressing world. The main concern of today's management of get the work done with and from intelligent but restless manpower. Each one is expected instant results. Management has become a part and parcel of everyday life, be it at home, office, factory, Government, or in any other organization where a group of human beings assembles for a common purpose, management principles come into play through their various facets like management of time, resources, personnel, materials, machinery, finance, planning, priorities, policies and practice. Management philosophy may have created prosperity for some people but failed to ensure the betterment of the individual life of the common man and social welfare. Human values are lost. Therefore life has become stressful for all. Doing onus's duties regardless of consequences is needed now more than ever. Bhagwat Gita offers number choices and we are free to choose. Universal values.

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Marma Shareera is the specialized branch of Ayurveda which is a unique contribution of ayurveda to the medical/ traditional science. Marma are the specific anatomical points where if injury occurs there will be deformity or death of the person. It is also a branch which deals with the sites over the body which are to be preserved during surgery, thereby it denotes the surgical incision sites and agnikarma, not to be touched. Our classics explain as "the knowledge of the position of Marma and Marmabhighata (injuries to vital points) symptoms is essential before performing any surgical treatment". As of references Marmas are the sites where "Parana" Resides. The Marma are classified as mamsa, sira, snayu, asthi, sandhi marmas, among these we are concentrating on the Sandhi marmas with special importance with the Kurpara Marma. Sandhi plays a major role in the locomotion. Acharyas define it as "Asthi sanyoga sthanam" (place where bones meet). Kurpara marma is a type of sandhi marma and also vaikalyakara marma which is denoted at the site of elbow joint, its Pramana is 3 anguli. Present day we encounter with most of the RTAs, sports injuries, injuries during household work where we see there will be trauma to the kurpara marma which cause vaikalya (deformity) and causes pain in the patient or the player.

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marma, sandhi marma, Kurpara marma, vaikalyakara marma, sandhi.

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Businesses can use push notifications to send marketing messages to consumers through smartphone apps. All of these alerts can provide content value to smart users while also causing interruptions and disruptions. Therefore, advertising must understand how the frequency of messaging affects customer acceptance. The PRISMA approach is used in a systematic review that first finds 18,725 potentially relevant scientific publications. The 17 studies included in the qualitative synthesis show that push notifications can motivate users to use an app and form new habits. Application usage increases in direct proportion to frequency, with particularly dedicated users tolerating higher frequencies. At the same time, it became clear that too high a frequency can be considered annoying, and therefore consumers should be given the opportunity to decide for themselves how often they receive notifications. A research gap has been observed especially in studies that evaluate the interaction of frequency, content and appearance of advertisements instead of behavior recorded in questionnaires.. Terms - PRISMA, E-Commerce, Push Notifications, Apps.

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push notifications, e-commerce, user experience, optimisation, machine learning, data analytics, user preferences, notification fatigue, digital communication, ethical considerations.

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Portrayal of a society in limited scope is no easy task. It takes a lot of effort and dedication to make this task a success. Lakshminath Bezbaroa took such a responsibility during the last decade of the nineteenth century which continued to flourish during the first part of the twentieth century. His all -round contribution to Assamese literature is commendable. But the beginning was challenging for him. Burmese invasion of Assam in the first few decades of the nineteenth century had devastated the Assamese life and society. There was hopelessness all around. Then came the Yandaboo Treaty of 1826 where the Assamese people lost their liberty and Assam came under colonial rule of the British. The British rulers in Assam, for their administrative convenience, imposed the Bengali language upon the Assamese people. The Bengali language became the official language of Assam. This language policy started from 1836 and it continued till 1873. Anandaram Dhekial Phukan was the foremost crusader in this ideological war of reinstatement of the Assamese language back in her former place. British administrator A. J. Moffat Mills in his Report on the Province of Assam (1854), echoed Anondoram Dhekial Phukan's voice for the reestablishment of the Assamese language. Finally, in 1873 the Assamese language was reinstated in Assam. The Arunodoi, established by the American Baptist Missionaries tried to fill up the vacuum created in regard to the Assamese language for about a century since the British took over Assam. But it was not sufficient. The new journey began in 1889 when enthusiastic Assamese youths like Lakshminath Bezbaruah, Chandrakumar Agarwala, Hem Chandra Goswami and others initiated the "Jonaki" in Calcutta. It was through Jonaki that Lakshminath Bezbaruah embarked on that long journey related to the revival of Assamese literature and language. His short stories are an example of his diverse creative ability. His profound contribution to Assamese short story has earned him the title "Father of Modern Assamese short story. This Paper is an attempt to study how he has portrayed the woman in his short stories.

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Limited scope, flourish, commendable, hopelessness, colonial rule, reinstatement.

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One of the most significant contributions to the modern iconographic scene is the digital picture. Its rapid expansion into many graphic and audio-visual production settings has sped up significant developments and facilitated the formation of an expanding digital community. We shall concentrate on categorization tasks in our work. Any system that can forecast the class to be allocated to a grouped data set--referred to as a pattern--is referred to as a classifier. The values of each pattern's "attributes" define it. Although a priori information, or rules presented by an expert, can be used to inform a classifier's ability to predict a given class, artificial intelligence research typically focuses on systems that can discover the relationship between attributes and classes on their own. For a basic illustration, information from a patient's medical history may form a pattern; its attributes would comprise data that can be labeled (such as sex or nationality) or quantified (such as age, weight, or the results of medical test indicators). In these, a classification model is produced by analyzing the known data set (learning patterns). Once this work is completed, the classifier should be able to predict the class that corresponds to every subsequent data pattern that is supplied to it by generalizing the information that is now accessible. The accurate depiction of the correlations between the attributes and the class associated with each pattern is what allows the classifier to make this prediction.

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Classification, Digital Image, Optimization, Pattern Reorganization, Prediction.

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