Volume 12 | Issue 11 |

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Green chemistry, also known as sustainable chemistry, refers to the development of chemical products and processes that minimize or exclude the operation and product of dangerous composites. They only use environmentally friendly chemicals and chemical procedures. It is erected on twelve principles that can be used to develop or reproduce motes, accoutrements , responses, and processes that are safer for mortal health and the terrain from the ground over. Green Chemistry decreases the environmental impact of chemical processes and technologies, as demonstrated in this composition. The thing of this exploration is to learn further about the part of catalysts in green chemical conflation for a further sustainable future. In the ecologically friendly conflation of novel and being composites, catalysis plays a critical part catalysed processes bear lower energy to produce and produce smaller by- products, co-products, and other waste particulars, indicating increased effectiveness.

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Green chemistry, Atom economy, Catalytic process, Role of catalysts, Hazardous substances.

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become a vital component of business strategies, contributing to sustainable development and enhancing corporate reputation. In India, CSR gained further prominence following the enactment of the Companies Act 2013, which mandates CSR spending for qualifying companies. This paper presents a content analysis of business news coverage on CSR activities in Haryana, a key industrial state. By analyzing 100 articles from local news outlets, the study examines how CSR initiatives are portrayed in terms of frequency, themes, tone and depth. Results indicate that CSR coverage is largely positive, with a focus on education, healthcare and environmental sustainability. The reporting is surface-level, often serving as corporate public relations rather than providing in-depth analysis or critique. The findings suggest that while CSR is well-publicized in Haryana, media coverage tends to lack critical engagement, raising questions about the media's role in promoting corporate accountability and sustainability.

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Corporate Social Responsibility, Environment Sustainability, Accountability.

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Bharat Me Jangana : Ek Vishleshnatmak Adhyanan

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Bharat Me Jangana : Ek Vishleshnatmak Adhyanan

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Since misleading information spreads swiftly through digital media, spotting fake news has become more crucial. This research aims to develop an automated system that can distinguish between authenticate and counterfeit news reports by combining deep learning and machine learning the dataset pre-processed text data, which includes labelled news items was created using techniques like padding, stop word removal and tokenization . In a hybrid approach, more traditional machine learning models like Naive bayes, were merged with a deep learning-base convolutional neural network. word embedding are used to capture sematic meanings once the text input was converted into a sequence of tokens. important pattern from the word sequences were intended to be captured by the Conv1D model with global max pooling, where the naive bayes also used in the project. Since misleading information spreads swiftly through digital media, spotting fake news has become more crucial. This research aims to develop an automated system that can distinguish between authenticate and counterfeit news reports by combining deep learning and machine learning the dataset pre-processed text data, which includes labelled news items was created using techniques like padding, stop word removal and tokenization . In a hybrid approach, more traditional machine learning models like Naive bayes, were merged with a deep learning-base convolutional neural network. word embedding are used to capture sematic meanings once the text input was converted into a sequence of tokens. important pattern from the word sequences were intended to be captured by the Conv1D model with global max pooling, where the naive bayes also used in the project.

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Tokenization, word embeddings, fact checking, convolutional neural network(CNN/Conv1D).

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This paper explores the impact of the Act East Policy (AEP) on the societal dynamics of Northeast India, focusing on key infrastructure initiatives and their implications for the region's social fabric. The policy aims to enhance connectivity between Northeast India and Southeast Asia, fostering economic growth and cultural exchanges. While infrastructural projects promise benefits such as improved trade, regional integration, and economic development, they also raise concerns about land acquisition, ethnic tensions, and social inequalities, particularly in tribal areas. The study examines how these developments affect land use, identity politics, and the broader social structure of the region. Ultimately, the paper argues that while the AEP has the potential to transform Northeast India, balancing development with the preservation of local cultures and addressing socio-economic disparities is critical for its success.

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Transforming societal Dynamics in Northeast India under the Act East Policy

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Biopsychosocial needs are all the requirements related to an individual's entire health, taking into consideration the interconnection of relationships, mental health, and physical health. The rapidly rising average adults has brought various global healthcare challenges. We aimed assess the biopsychosocial needs of elderly population. Moreover, we examined the relationship and association of Biological, Physiological and Social needs of elderly population in selected community areas of Gurugram, Haryana.A Descriptive research design was used. In that 181 elderly population having age group 60 years and above sample were selected through enumerative sampling technique. The data was collected with the help of self - structured questionnaire. The results of the study revealed the majority level of Biological, Psychological and Social needs among elderly population were belonged to the >70 Years, with a majority being males 94 (51.9%) and married 102 (56.4%). The majority of participants 170 (93.9%) lived in joint family. Majority of participants 114 (62.9%) had 3 to 5 no. of children and majority of the participants 175 (96.6%) had Hindu religion. The majority of participants (81.2%) exhibited non - communicable disease, followed by 13.3% who were communicable disease. Regarding education, 43.3% of the participants experienced secondary education, while 74.6% were found to be unemployed. The correlation was calculated by using Karl Pearson's correlation formula and a moderate positive significant relationship was observed between biopsychosocial needs (Kr = 0.377; p-value=0.01). Demographic variables was significantly associated with age, education and marital status (p<0.005). Although there was no association found between gender, occupation, type of family, income, no. of children and religion. The results of the study revealed that majority of the participants 68% were dependent followed by 30.90% were semi - dependent and remaining 1.10% were independent. The study has shown a moderate positive relationship between biopsychosocial needs in elderly population at 0.001 level of significance (r=0.377).

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Elderly population, Biopsychosocial needs, Dependent, Independent and Semi - dependent.

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Cataract surgery is followed by post-operative eye drops for a duration of 4-6 weeks. The multitude of ocular barriers, coupled with the discomfort experienced by both the patient and their relatives in frequently administering eye drops, significantly undermines patient compliance, ultimately impeding the recovery of the patient. This study aimed to design and develop an ocular drug delivery system as an effort to achieve a drop-free post-operative care after cataract surgery. An implant was prepared containing a biodegradable polymer Poly-lactic-co-glycolic acid (PLGA), Dexamethasone (DEX) as an anti-inflammatory drug, and Moxifloxacin(MOX) as an antibiotic. Implant characterization and drug loading analysis were conducted. In vitro drug release profile showed that the release of the two drugs are correlated with the clinical prescription for post operative eye drops. In vivo study was conducted on New Zealand albino rabbits where one eye underwent cataract surgery, and the drug delivery implant was inserted into the capsular bag after placement of the synthetic intraocular lens (IOL). Borderline increase in the intraocular pressure (IOP) was noted in the test sample group. Slit-lamp observations revealed no significant anterior chamber reaction in all study groups. Histopathology study of the operated eye revealed no significant pathology in the test samples. This work aims at developing the intra ocular drug delivery implant which will replace the post-operative eye drops and help the patient with the post-operative hassle of eye drops.

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PLGA implant o Post cataract management o Ocular drug delivery o Dual drug release

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In the symphony of modern workplaces, emotional intelligence (EI) serves as a melody that harmonizes professional relationships, fosters creativity, and cultivates resilience. EI, the ability to understand and manage emotions--both one's own and those of others--has emerged as a critical workplace skill. This paper explores how emotionally intelligent individuals navigate challenges, inspire collaboration, and create inclusive environments where teams thrive. Through an exploration of EI's qualities, applications, and benefits, this paper advocates for its integration as a core element of professional growth and organizational culture.

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Emotional Intelligence, Workplace Harmony, Creativity, Collaboration, Self-Regulation, Adaptability, Inclusivity

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Scarlet fever has increased in frequency, Cases usually present with a distinctive macro-papular rash in children. This article aims to increase awareness about scarlet fever by highlighting significant symptoms and detailing potential outcomes if treatment is not received. For those displaying the usual symptoms, a prescription for an appropriate antibiotic, such as phenoxymethylpenicillin (Penicillin V), should be written right away in order to reduce the risk of issues and the spread of infection. Group A Streptococcus (GAS), the bacterium that causes scarlet fever, is still a major global public health concern. The goal of this review is to present a current summary of scarlet fever's epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and available treatments. The findings emphasize how crucial early diagnosis and treatment are to avoiding complications and lowering morbidity. The review also highlights areas for further research and addresses the function of antibiotics in the treatment of scarlet fever. For medical professionals, researchers, and legislators looking to comprehend and address the issues raised by scarlet fever, this study offers a useful resource. The most common cause of scarlet fever, a rash, is bacterial pharyngitis in school-age and adolescent children. Traditionally, this papular, blanching rash has been called a "sandpaper" rash. Pyogenes Streptococcus

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Group A Streptococcus, Scarlet fever, study design.

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The "3-in-1 Safety Device" is an innovative, integrated safety solution designed to detect gas leaks, alcohol, and smoke, enhancing personal and public safety. This device combines three essential hazard detection systems into a single compact unit, offering a cost-effective and space- saving product The gas detection system monitors the presence of harmful gases such as carbon monoxide (CO), methane (CH?), and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), providing early warnings to prevent poisoning, explosions. The alcohol detection component is to identify alcohol concentrations in the body, help to determine driving or workplace safety violations. The smoke detection system detect the presence of smoke particles, This device features real-time monitoring. The integration of multiple detection capabilities within a single unit reduces maintenance costs and enhances user convenience, making it ideal for both residential and commercial applications. With growing concerns over safety in homes, workplaces, and public spaces, the 3-in-1 Safety Device represents a critical advancement in multi-hazard detection, offering comprehensive protection against three common, yet potentially deadly, environmental threats.

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MQ2 sensor, Buzzer, Charging module

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