Volume 12 | Issue 1 |

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Food allergies pose a significant health challenge affecting millions gradually, necessitating comprehensive approaches for effective management. Abnormal immune reactions to proteins found in food characterise food allergies. It mainly affects the children. It is a crucial public health problem in the sophisticated world and has a significant impact on the lives of allergic people and their families. The allergic people have to avoid food throughout their life.

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Food allergy, Homoeopathy, Homoeopathic medicine ,immune system

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Indian women belong to the most deprived sections of society, having been segregated, exploited and assigned a secondary status of depravity, inferiority vis-a-vis their male counterparts. Backward class women suffer a double deprivation both as women and as women from disadvantaged section belonging to the lower rungs of social ladder. Underlining the parity of the genders Gandhiji observed, "Woman is the companion of man, gifted with equal mental capacities, she has the right to participate in the minute details of the activities of man, and she has the same right of freedom and liberty as he by sheer force of a vicious custom, the most ignorant and worthless men have been enjoying a superiority over women which they do not deserve and ought not to have". The aim of empowerment is to address the role of powerlessness to play in creating and perpetuating personal social problems. It can be distinguished by its focus on developing critical awareness with increased feelings of collective and self-efficiency, developing skill for personal, inter-personal social change.

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Vulnerable, Marginalized, Discrimination, Safeguard, Emancipation

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The objective of this work is to produce Cobalt-doped Titanium dioxide and Zinc oxide nanoparticles (Co-TiO2-ZnO) by a sol-gel technique and evaluate their efficiency in photocatalytically breaking down hexamethyl pararosaniline chloride dye under sunlight. The composition of the synthesised photocatalysts has been analysed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX), X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD)& UV-Vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopy. The catalysts were assessed for their sonophotocatalytic and photocatalytic capabilities by conducting the degradation ofhexamethyl pararosaniline chloride in an aqueous solution. The findings demonstrate that the presence of ultrasonication significantly enhances the photocatalytic efficiency of photocatalysts. Furthermore, it was stated that the degradation efficiencies of hexamethyl pararosaniline chloride using photocatalysis and sonophotocatalysis were 72% and 93% respectively.

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Titanium dioxide, hexamethyl pararosaniline chloride, sonophotocatalysis, ultrasonication and cobalt.

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This review article is focused to explore the different pharmacological activity of Aegle marmelos. Aegle marmelos is one of the most important plants in the medicinal field, with different medicinal properties, belonging to the family Rutaceae. The Aegle marmelos is also known as Bael, a wooden apple and bilva plant. It contains various bioactive components in leaves, fruits, flowers, wood, root, and bark which have different biological activities and high therapeutic importance. Uses of bael in day to day life has great nutritional, environmental and commercial importance. This review article aims to complete the study of biological activities, insecticidal properties and phytochemistry of the Aegle marmelos plant.

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Bael (Aegle marmelos), medicinal plant, pharmacological activities, active chemical constituents.

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Architecture is commonly perceived through its dimensions, similar to various facets of human perception. As one of the most tangible and key elements of a building, the visual form significantly contributes to conveying the message, function, and the identity of a structure. However, the significance of architecture goes beyond the visual aesthetics, encompassing a range of fundamental sensory interactions including touch, smell, hearing, taste that focuses on immersive experiences rather than merely visual images or shapes. In the realm of contemporary architecture, the quest for visual impact is apparent. Designs frequently prioritize the visual allure within both 2D representations as well as 3D depictions. Although these are aesthetically captivating designs, they often give rise to a monotonous psychological experience that are devoid of the fundamental sensory engagements. This interplay between architecture and multi-sensory experience is significant, yet it is often unnoticed. Architecture encompasses more than just materials and form; it extends to people, their emotions, the spaces, connections between them and the memories. Our senses engage and react to the surroundings generating a sense of comfort and a profound connection with the spaces we inhabit. Each of the five senses employs distinct cues to explore the environment and possess a unique range of perception. This paper delves into the multi-sensory dimensions of space, subsequently affecting how individuals perceive their surroundings. It offers a comprehensive overview of how the spaces influence the human sensory experiences. Recognizing the inherent multisensory nature of perception is crucial to understand the diverse interactions between a physical environment and its occupants. By careful considerations of various senses, we can create spaces that not only function effectively but also create a very rich, meaningful, and comfortable experience.

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Multisensory architecture, User experiences, Inclusive Spaces

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Bael, Aegle marmelos (Linn.) Correa ex Roxb., a tree of Indian origin is known from pre-historic time. It has a great mythological significance for Hindus. Utilization of bael in day-to-day life has great nutritional, environmental as well as commercial importance. It has been in use from time immemorial in traditional systems of medicine for relieving constipation, diarrhoea, dysentery, peptic ulcer and respiratory infections. Aegle marmelos commonly known as bael (or bel), belonging to the family Rutaceae, is a moderate sized, slender and aromatic tree. Alkaloids, coumarins, terpenoids, fatty acids and amino acids have been isolated from its different parts.The fruits, bark, leaves, seeds, and roots of bael contain bioactive compounds such as coumarin, xanthotoxol , imperatorin, aegeline, and marmeline. These compounds can provide antidiabetic, anticancerous, antifertility, antimicrobial, immunogenic, and insecticidal activities. The bael trees thrive well in dry, mixed deciduous, and dry dipterocarp forests and soils of India, Sri Lanka, ailand, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Vietnam, the Philippines, Cambodia, Malaysia, Java, Egypt, Surinam, Trinidad, and Florida.

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Bael Fruit, Aegle marmelos, Natural digestive aid, Ethnobotany, peptic ulcer relevant.

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The textile industry, a significant contributor to pollution globally, grapples with a multitude of intertwined sustainability challenges, shaping dialogues on climate change, resource depletion, and human rights. These concerns prompt inquiries into societal norms, economic practices, and conflicting values linked to textile production and consumption. Various stakeholders - corporations, governments, civil society, media, and individuals - engage in this complex narrative, seeking solutions that range from technological innovations to altering consumer behaviours. The urgent call for action, extending internationally, highlights the pivotal roles of businesses and consumers, given the rapid pace of the textile industry.Amidst discussions among policymakers and activists lies a fundamental question: how effectively can businesses and consumers assume responsibility for fostering sustainability in textile production? Encouraging voluntary shifts in behavior, compelling change when necessary, and devising mechanisms to drive sustainability forward represent key focal points. However, achieving these objectives hinges not only on existing strategies but also on designing novel approaches that resonate across diverse cultural, geographical, and political landscapes. Scholars stress the intricacies embedded within the global textile and clothing production network. They advocate for a nuanced approach, emphasizing that while technological remedies exist, fostering significant change necessitates addressing the underlying values associated with production and consumption. This intricate task involves navigating diverse cultural nuances and adapting strategies to fit varied socio-political contexts.

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"Revolutionizing Textiles and Clothing: Embracing Sustainability for a Greener Future"

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Abstract The discourse surrounding environmental economics has become central to discussions on sustainability, emphasizing that the environment and economy are deeply intertwined. Various forms of environmental degradation carry diverse implications, necessitating comprehensive studies across both developed and developing nations. These studies employ varied methodologies to quantify the health advantages teeming from enhanced environmental conditions. Measures aimed at reducing exposure to environmental hazards such as improving air quality and ensuring access to clean drinking and bathing water, sanitation, and renewable energy sources yield substantial health benefits. Additionally, these efforts align with the Millennium Development Goals, promoting environmental sustainability, health, and overall development. Through a comprehensive review of literature and case studies, the paper aims to raise awareness and provide insights into mitigating the adverse impacts of environmental degradation. This paper delves into the origins and ramifications of environmental degradation and social inequality at both national and global levels. Furthermore, it offers a literature review, emphasizing research on mitigating environmental risks, specifically targeting reductions in air pollution, advancements in water quality, and strategies for climate change mitigation. (Total Words: 174)

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Key words: Environmental Degradation: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions

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This literature analysis aims to explore the subtle ecofeminist undertones found in the works of Arundhati Roy, "The God of Small Things" Gita Mehta's, "A River Sutra," as well as Sarah Joseph's "Gift in Green." The objective is to examine the ways in which these novels blend ecological and feminist issues, exposing the writers' viewpoints on the relationship between gender and the environment. The critical movement known as Ecofeminism advocates the notion that women are inherently linked to the environment. According to this idea, women's subjugation and oppression are equivalent to the exploitation and deterioration of the natural world via the lens of ecology and feminine hood.

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ecofeminism, ecocriticism, women and nature, environment degradation, river.

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There are millions of people who are blind or partially blind in the world today, and they have a lot of difficulties recognizing people and barriers around them.This research offers a novel machine learning-based blind assistance system that increases the mobility and freedom of people who are visually impaired.Using a convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture and a machine learning (ML) algorithm, we created an intelligent system that can automatically and in real-time distinguish items or barriers in the environment and in persons who are visually impaired. It can accurately identify people in intricate settings with lots of moving objects. By giving visually impaired people access to real-time contextual information about their environment, the suggested technology seeks to empower individuals and help them travel safely.

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Blind assistance system, machine learning, visual impairment, object detection, obstacle avoidance, landm ark recognition.

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