Volume 12 | Issue 10 |

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The environment is complemented by a number of Stone Age settlements inhabited by primitives. Also on the site is a large stone age sugarcane Arrowhead. The images depicted elephants, dancing humans, hunting, cow, deer and Bulls. It is made of black stone. There are also a number of different types of stone used during the stone age. The Great Stone Age people used black and red clay pots. A Neolithic stone handgun was found in the area of the base, measuring about two inches wide and three and a half inches long. On the western side, there are human remains of the Great Stone Age, such as black and red and red pottery. On the North and west side are the remains of massive Paleolithic red and black pottery shards.

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Koppala Bruhath shilayugada nelegalu

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Motherhood can be defined as "the biological process of giving birth" to exercising control over responsibility for one's young. Care of new born is directly indirectly influenced by mothers knowledge ,hence mother should increase there knowledge regarding new born care, which ultimately will influence there ability ,skill in care of new born. Mother craft skill, family eduction , the kind of care during pregnancy, adequate safe delivery, prevention of hypothermia of newborn, and infection prevention ,promotion of breastfeeding practice ,home care of small babies, early recognition of a sick baby and prompt seeking of care are important points about which a mother should have enough knowledge. A descriptive research methodology was adopted in this study and 100 women came for ANC checkup in OPD in selected hospital of Greater Noida. Convenience sampling technique was adopted for data collection. The information was gathered via a knowledge questioner. 81 % had inadequate knowledge 14% had moderate knowledge and 5% had adequate knowledge about new born care.

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Newborn care , primigravida, knowledge

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ABSTRACT STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: A study to assess the knowledge and practice regarding dietary pattern among the anemic clients in SMVMCH ,Puducherry. OBJECTIVES: To assess the level of knowledge and practice regarding dietary pattern among anaemic clients . To associate the level of knowledge and practice regarding dietary pattern among anaemic clients with their selected demographic variables. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: A quantitative research approach was adopted for this present study. A descriptive research design was adopted for this study. The study sample comprises of all the anaemic clients at SMVMCH Puducherry. Sample size consists of 30 clients present at the time of data collection at SMVMCH at Puducherry . A Purposive sampling technique was adopted for this present study. MAJOR FINDINGS OF THE STUDY: The findings reveal that Majority of the anaemic clients 30% of them had moderately adequate knowledge, 0% of them had inadequate and adequate knowledge and the mean an standard deviation of level of knowledge regarding is (14.63333+1.884297) respectively. The demographic variable of family type and income had shown statistically significant association of the level of knowledge on regarding dietary pattern of anaemia with chi-square value of (?2=0.277, df=1) at p>0.05 level and (?2=0.259, df=2) at p>0.05 level . The demographic variable of bad habits had shown statistically significant association of the level of practices regarding dietary pattern of anaemia with chi-square value of (?2=0.177, df=1) at p>0.05 level. CONCLUSION This study implies that it helps to improve the level of knowledge and practices regarding dietary pattern among anaemic clients and to develop knowledge on its dietary management on the basis of results it can be conducted, that the level of knowledge was mostly moderately adequate regarding dietary pattern among anaemic client.

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Anemia,Dietary pattern

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Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a common cancer worldwide with a low reported incidence in India. There is significant geographical variation in the incidence rates, and the presentation may also vary.The commonest symptoms are rectal bleeding (57%), pain (44%), and altered bowel habits (26%). Majority of these cases present in advanced stages, further making the outcomes worse. This combination of delayed presentation and poor prognosis is not acceptable in a cancer which is largely preventable and has established and effective screening methods. CRCs have high cure rates if diagnosed and treated in early stages. Adenocarcinoma is the most common form of colorectal cancer (>95%). Rarer subtypes include carcinoid tumor, sarcoma, and lymphoma; these present differently from adenocarcinoma. Many factors may be responsible for the development of this disease, including genetic and environmental factors. Increasing age, male gender, and a family history of colorectal cancer are the greatest risk factors for the disease. Since ancient times cancer-arbud has been considered a deadly and incurable disease and critical for treatment. It is described in Veda and Ayurveda the most ancient texts. Arbud is described as a deadly and incurable disease, at present time the prevalence of cancerous diseases is very high and alarming. In general, Arbud is equated with cancerous diseases and it is worthy in view of the concept of cancer. Tumor or Arbud is a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth with the potential to invade or spread to other parts of the body. Here I am discussig a case of adeninocarcina of colon in female patient which is very rare in young age who later on underwent surgery.

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: Cancer-Arbud, Colorectal carcinoma, Adinocarcinoma, microsatellite instability (MSI), genetic factors

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I have tried to turn the lens closely towards the Indian women in the kitchen, the unfortunate fate of every housewife and the tale of every household- what keeps them confined, why are the practices not questioned, and what are the implications of the perpetuation of these subtle habits? In this article, I cover themes of Sanskritization of brahminical eating and culinary practices, the colonial effect on kitchen and health caused by years of food and wealth crises, vegetarian hegemony, and the disproportion in shared responsibilities. I have tried to provide in-depth analyses on issues of women's intergenerational health as a consequence of many brahmanical and patriarchal practices and dynamics, and in some instances have backed my reasoning with Marxist school of thought. By shifting my perspectives towards very specific problems that women in households face, I have been able to list down as many of said issues as I can which we all see so commonly happening growing up that the younger generations are almost desensitized to. By bringing up these unquestioned ways of living back to discourses and everyday dialogues, more research and awareness can be brought. By tackling with the grassroots of patriarchal and classist manifestations in the sphere of home itself, the larger branches of it can be eradicated, which is exactly this paper would help readers understand.

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food studies, Sanskritization, vegetarian hegemony, women's studies, food and gender

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Spectrophotometric method, lidocaine, diltiazem, methanol, LDC, ?max, API ect.

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Methods with a wide range of applications are utilized extensively in several industries for component separation. Explained are the fundamental theories that apply to different types of extraction, such as liquid-liquid extraction, solid phase extraction, solid liquid extraction, and supercritical extraction, among others. These theories cover the solvent selection process, associated benefits and drawbacks, and applications. In conclusion, the distinct methods of extraction including Soxhlet, Pressurized Fluid, Ultrasonic, and Microwave extraction [1]. The extraction procedures, which are essential to the extraction results (such yield and phytochemical content) and the ensuing testing, are where the research on medicinal plants started. These days, a wide variety of technologies with different extraction methods are available. Because of this, the goal of this review is to identify and evaluate the most popular approaches according to their idea, advantages, and disadvantages in order to help assess the approach's applicability and financial viability [2].

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Extraction Method Drying, Extraction with Microwave Assisted, Soxhlet apparatus, Reflux Extraction, Ultrasound assisted Extraction or sonication extraction.

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This study has been undertaken to investigate the empty nest syndrome and its coping strategies among parents. A quantitative research approach and non-experimental descriptive design was used to assess empty nest syndrome and its coping strategies. Data was collected from 100 parents of Pakhowal and Dango by using exponential non discriminative snowball sampling technique. Responses were collected on Socio-Demographic Profile, UCLA Loneliness scale (Russell D., Peplau L.A., and Ferguson M.L., 1978) and Brief- Cope scale (C.Carver, 1989). Data was tabulated & analyzed by using descriptive & inferential statistics. The results revealed that majority (58%) of the parents were from 50-65 years, most (51%) were female, majority (90%) from Sikh religion, most (89%) from nuclear family, most (96%) were married, most (100%) were literate and (83%) were highly qualified, majority (53%) from lower middle socio-economic status. Maximum of parents had mild (47%) to moderate (45%) empty nest syndrome, (88%) of the parents had adaptive levels of problem focused coping strategies, (86%) of the parents had adaptive levels of emotional focused coping strategies, (77%) of the parents had adaptive levels of avoidant coping strategies. The present study concluded that parents had mild to moderate empty nest syndrome, they were using adaptive problem focused coping, emotional focused coping & avoidant coping and empty nest syndrome and coping strategies are interrelated.

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Empty nest syndrome, Coping strategies, Parents.

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This paper explores the profound impact of globalization on the rise of transnational literature, examining how expanded distribution channels, digital platforms, and global publishing networks have transformed the literary landscape. It analyzes key themes such as migration, postcolonial identity, and cultural hybridity, which are central to transnational narratives, reflecting the interconnectedness of cultures in a globalized world. Through the works of authors like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Haruki Murakami, and Salman Rushdie, the paper highlights how transnational literature transcends national boundaries to engage with global audiences. Additionally, the role of multinational publishing houses, digital platforms like Wattpad, and literary events such as the Frankfurt Book Fair in democratizing literature and fostering cross-cultural exchanges is discussed. The paper concludes that globalization has reshaped literary production and consumption, making transnational literature a key contributor to contemporary global culture.

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: Globalization, Migration, Transnational, Multinational, Cultural

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Tribal women's involvement in local government has become a critical issue, receiving increased attention in recent years. Historically, these women have encountered various forms of discrimination and marginalization that have hindered their full participation in decision-making processes. However, the growing emphasis on women's rights and gender equality has led to efforts aimed at enhancing the role of tribal women in local governance. Their engagement ensures that their voices are heard and their perspectives are integrated into policy-making and implementation. Additionally, tribal women's participation fosters greater accountability, transparency, and responsiveness to the needs of marginalized communities. Despite progress, tribal women often face significant social, cultural, and economic barriers that limit their participation in local government. These barriers include inadequate education, limited resource access, restrictive cultural norms, and gender and ethnic discrimination. Consequently, tribal women are frequently excluded from decision-making processes, resulting in their perspectives being underrepresented in policy outcomes. Recent initiatives have aimed to increase the participation of tribal women in local governance. Nonetheless, achieving equal representation for tribal women remains a challenging goal, which this paper seeks to address.

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Tribal women, participation, marginalised group, local government, democracy, empowerment

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