Volume 12 | Issue 10 |

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Abstract: Rabindranath Tagore, a towering figure in literature, philosophy, and education, envisioned an approach to education that transcended traditional academic frameworks, emphasising the interconnectedness of individuals with nature, society, and the cosmos. His philosophy is deeply rooted in fostering harmony within individuals and their environment while promoting humanistic values. Tagore believed that education should not merely address students' cognitive ignorance, as in a hospital treating a patient's pain, but rather should be a reflection of their intellectual and emotional health--a spontaneous expression of consciousness. This paper explores Tagore's holistic approach to education, focussing on the cultivation of empathy, creativity, and global understanding. Tagore championed individuality while promoting collective well-being, as evidenced in his educational institutions like Santiniketan and Visva-Bharati. These institutions integrated art, nature, and moral values to develop a harmonious and humanistic society. Tagore's educational ideals emphasise experiential learning, creativity, and cross-cultural understanding, which remain profoundly relevant in addressing contemporary challenges, including environmental crises, social fragmentation, and the need for global citizenship. His vision offers valuable insights into fostering responsible, thoughtful, and creative individuals for a more harmonious and humane world.

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Interconnectedness, Humanistic values, Harmonius, Humanistic Society

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Customer Engagement, Instagram Brand Pages, Influencer Marketing, Purchase Decision

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Introduction: In the special branch known as Agadatantra, Ayurveda discusses the bite of Sarpa, Keeta, Luta, Vrishchika, and other Jangama Visha (animate poisons), as well as their typical manifestations and techniques to treat them. Despite being a kind of Keeta (insect), Vrishchika (scorpions) has received special attention from Ayurvedic Acharyas due to its severe poisoning and disease presentations. Vrishchika Damsa is a particular envenomation that requires medical care. The management of Vrishchika Damsa contains a wealth of useful regional and traditional information. Ancient texts describe scorpion venom treatment. 'Yogaratnakara' recommends Manashiladi Gutika for Vrishchika Visha. So, the present paper gives an idea of medicinal effect of Manashiladi Gutika in Vrishchika Damsha. Objective: To evaluate and discuss the Ayurvedic property of Manashiladi Gutika and its probable mode of action in Vrishchika Damsha. Material and method: Ayurvedic Samhitas were used to assist in the study of Manshiladi Gutika and Vrishchika Visha. Data is conceptualized and summarized from several papers, articles and Samhitas. Conclusion: Ayurvedic medicines like Manashiladi Gutika may help treat scorpion stings. More research is necessary to confirm their effectiveness against scorpion venom.

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Vrishchika damsha, Scorpion poison, Manashiladi Gutika

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Skin is outer layer of our body having a lot of importance including cosmetic value. Any lesion shown over skin is important cause for physical and mental blow. Disruption/ break/ rupture/ discontinuity of normal structure and function of skin and underlying soft tissue is called Vrana.[1] ; it is caused by trauma, infection & chronic mechanical stress. It can be divided chronologically in acute & chronic. Factors needed for healing wound are proper vascular supply, cure infection, free of necrotic tissue & moist, but some wounds not healed by proper management in bioscience and this condition is equated with Dushta Vrana. Acharya Sushruta has ornately explained six forms of Dushta Vrana[2] , and Dushta Vrana treatment is comprised of a variety of medications, which are roughly classed as Vrana Shodhana and Vrana Ropana. Sushruta has mentioned regarding Shashti Upakrama (60 modalities of wound management) for Vrana Chikitsa.[3]. Here we present a case of Dushta Varna (Non-healing wound) & successful management by sushrutokta vranopakrama ( Aalepa - Parisheka - Vrana Dhoopana) along with palliative treatment & pathya-apathya palan.

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Dushta Vrana, Shodhana & Ropana, Vrana Parisheka , Vrana Dhoopana, Vrana Lepa

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Use of porous inserts in a forced convection system is an effective technique for improving heat transfer and so it has a wide range of engineering applications like heat exchangers, nuclear reactors and fuel cells. The effects of porous layer thickness and Reynolds number on pressure drop and heat transfer rate when air is passed through pipe fitted with porous inserts and subjected to constant heat temperature are studied and compared with the clear flow case without porous material

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Porous Media, Porous Layer Thickness, Thermal Dispersion

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A magnetic drug delivery system using nanoparticles is an advanced therapeutic approach that leverages the magnetic properties of nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery. In this system, biocompatible nanoparticles, typically coated with a drug and a magnetic material like iron oxide, are guided to specific tissues or cells using an external magnetic field. Once localized at the target site, the drug is released in a controlled manner, enhancing therapeutic efficacy while minimizing side effects. This method holds great promise in treating diseases like cancer, where precise drug delivery can significantly improve outcomes. Magnetic drugs delivery system (MDDS) is an advanced technique that uses magnetic fields to target and deliver therapeutic agents to specific sites in the body. In this system, magnetic nanoparticles (often coated with drugs) are introduced into the bloodstream. By applying an external magnetic field, these particles can be guided to the desired location, enhancing the precision of drug delivery while minimizing side effects to surrounding tissues. MDDS holds great potential for treating localized diseases such as cancer, reducing systemic toxicity, and improving therapeutic outcomes.

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Magnetite (Fe3O4), Nanoparticles, Magnetic Targeting, Drug Encapsulation.

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The global energy issue can be alleviated by encouraging the development of solar energy. Photovoltaic solar cells have an efficiency range of 20-25%, which is less than the theoretical maximum of 29.43% due to energy losses and technological challenges. The maximum efficiency for silicon heterojunction technology (SHJ) is 26.7%, but this is still lower due to parasitic absorption and Auger recombination. To address these issues, asymmetric carrier-selective un-doped heterocontacts made of transition metal oxide (TMO) can be used, which improve performance with an open-circuit voltage of 745 mV, a short-circuit current density of 41 mA/ cm2, a fill factor of 77%, and a power conversion efficiency of almost 25%.

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Passivated contacts, c-Si solar cells, transition metal oxide, efficiency.

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The introduction of digital payments has revolutionized the banking industry by providing efficiency, security, and convenience. The present state of electronic payments in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, is examined in this empirical study. A survey-based methodology was used to gather information from 300 respondents in a range of demographic categories. By pointing out areas for development and guiding tactics for advancing digital financial inclusion, the study advances knowledge about Coimbatore city's electronic payment trends.

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Electronic payment, Cash payment, Opportunities, Financial Improvement

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Ayurveda is a science of life with the goals of preserving health and curing illness. In Ayurved, idea of Trayoupstambha is referenced which prompts sound life. Trayoupstambha implies three sub support points which gives solid life. "Brahmacharya" is one of these three sub pillars that supports healthy living. The preservation of Shukra Dhatu by Brahmacharya is the result, and Shukra Dhatu is the essence of Ahara. Bala, Virya, Yasha, Dhairya, and Preeti are all under Shukra Dhatu's care. Consequently, these characteristics eventually lead to sound life. Physical and emotional well-being is accomplished through Brahmacharya. A person's ayu is determined by their habits and way of life. Living a bad life leads to suffering through the development of diseases. Good habits in daily life are the foundation of a healthy lifestyle. Ayurveda teaches the fulfilment of a sound life expectancy through training of different disciplines like dinacharya, ritucharya, swasthavritta, sadavritta, aahara, vihara, and achara rasayana. The three upastambha or supporting mainstays of life are ahara, nidra and brahmacharya. The practice of brahmacharya, or celibacy, is an essential component of living a healthy life. Brahmacharya is the abstinence from maithuna. It isn't generally basically the avoid; It is also considered Brahmacharya to practice maithuna while adhering to all of the ritukala's rules. Additionally, it is claimed that Brahmacharya is the path to moksha. Brahmacharya is a way of life that helps people live longer. It is the best controlled exercises (Samyak Yoga) of Jnanendriya, Karmendriya, and Ubhayendriya as for Kala, Artha, and Karma for advancement and guard of the person from birth till the very end.

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Ayurveda, Ahara, Trayopstambha, sadavritta, Brahmacharya, upastambha.

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This paper presents the development of a comprehensive Vehicle Management System designed specifically for educational institutions. The system aims to optimize transportation operations, enhance safety, and improve communication with students and staff. The system leverages advanced technologies such as GPS tracking and mobile applications to provide real-time information and enhance user experience. By streamlining transportation operations and improving communication, this Vehicle Management System helps educational institutions create a more efficient and student-friendly environment

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Vehicle Tracking, Bus Start and End Times, Student Notices, Assignment Submission

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