Volume 12 | Issue 11 |

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Burning pain in the feet has been known to occur as a distinct clinical symptom for nearly two hundred years. Despite being a common and fascinating clinical entity, this syndrome has received scant attention in the medical literature and has been described only in informal reports. Treatment of burning feet syndrome/Grierson Gopalan syndrome in Homoeopathy deals with the root cause of the issue by giving complete relief rather than merely treating symptoms.

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Grierson Gopalan syndrome, Burning feet syndrome, Causation, Management, Homoeopathy, Treatment

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Herbal cosmetics are manufactured by various cosmetic ingredients, which are the base in which one or more herbal ingredients are used in curing various skin problems. The name itself explains that the cosmetics herbal is natural and free from all the harmful synthetic chemicals which otherwise may prove to be toxic to the skin. Natural cosmetics are relatively safer as compared to other beauty products. Cosmeceuticals, being mixtures of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, aim to enhance the health and beauty of skin. These are products whose objective is to produce a desired effect: preventive antiacne and antiwrinkle formulations, all the way up to sun screens. Calamine lotion is one of the mostly used antiseptic and protective for its cooling effect in soothing different disorders in the skin. Instead of traditional synthetic products, different plant parts and plant extracts are used in this study to procure calamine lotion having natural humectants, e.g. aloe-vera gel and honey. Herbal cosmetics are the preparations used to enhance the human appearance. This study compares the semi synthetic activity of glycerine to that of other humectants in regard to their property of emollience to make sure whether calamine lotion can or cannot be prepared using natural humectants.

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Keywords: Humectants, Emollient, Antiseptic, Calamine Lotion.

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The COVID-19 outbreak, and lockdown have significantly impacted India's political, structural, and economic systems, leading to a widening gap between the upper caste and disadvantaged communities. Specifically, Dalit women have faced socioeconomic uncertainties due to the pandemic's economic shutdown and labour exploitation, exacerbating their historical oppression. This paper examines how Brahminical patriarchy and state power have affected Dalit/Adivasi women during COVID-19 in Odisha, India. Through the analysis of five cases from newspapers, it is evident that the pandemic has had a substantial physical, psychological, and economic impact on Dalit women. Sexual harassment and rape perpetrated by upper caste men aim to maintain power and patriarchal culture in society. Dalit women are economically, socially, and culturally marginalized, which exacerbates the sense of impunity felt by perpetrators of violence against them. Addressing this issue requires special attention to end atrocities against Dalit women, as they become targets of rape, sexual assault, and murder. It is important to recognize that sexual violence against Dalit women is intertwined with caste, gender, and power dynamics. Socioeconomic and political factors contribute to sexual violence against Dalit women, and state police often manipulate cases of sexual violence, creating barriers to justice. Understanding Brahminical culture and the legal impact of state police on Dalit women's identity requires a nuanced analysis.

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COVID-19; Dalit Women; Sexual Violence; Brahminical Patriarchy; Power

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Education is a fundamental right that shapes the future of individuals and societies. In India, a country characterized by its vast diversity and socio-economic disparities, the formulation and implementation of effective education policies are critical to achieving equitable access to quality education for all children. The Indian education system has undergone significant transformations over the decades, with numerous policies aimed at addressing the challenges of enrolment, retention, and quality of education. This article explores the evolution of education policy for children in India, highlighting key initiatives and reforms that have emerged in response to the changing needs of the population. By examining the impact of these policies on educational access and quality, this analysis seeks to illuminate the path forward in creating an inclusive and effective educational framework that fosters the holistic development of every child in the nation. Through a comprehensive understanding of past and present policies, we can better envision a future where education empowers children to reach their full potential and contribute meaningfully to society. The country's education policy has undergone significant transformations over the years, aiming to address the complex issues of accessibility, equity, and quality in education. The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the latest landmark reform, endeavours to revitalize India's education system, focusing on inclusive and holistic development of children. This article examines the evolution and key provisions of India's education policy, and its implications for children's education. By analysing the policy's strengths and weaknesses, this article aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on creating a robust and equitable education system that nurtures the potential of India's future generations.

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Education Policy in colonial and postcolonial period, Children education, Education for all, Right to Education, National Education Policy, Expenditure on education, Drop-out, School infrastructure etc.

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The growing water requirements require the introduction of efficient water management systems, especially in urban and agricultural fields. One of the most common issues within water distribution network systems is pipeline leakage, which leads to considerable wastage of water and higher operational costs. The paper introduces an intelligent water flow monitoring and pipeline leakage detection system developed by using internet of things and Arduino UNO technology. The developed system utilizes various sensors like flow sensors and pressure sensors to monitor for direct water flows and leaks in pipelines. Real-time data captured by the sensor are transmitted to a cloud server, from where remote tracking of the system and immediate alerts for maintenance support are allegedly available. Discussion The system architecture, sensor integration, data processing, and cloud communication are discussed to show the functionalities of this solution for efficient management of water resources.

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Water Flow Monitoring, IoT, Pipeline Leakage Detection, Arduino UNO, Smart Water Management, Sensors, Cloud Computing

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The rapid expansion of on-demand food delivery services has intensified the need for efficient path optimization strategies that can handle the complexities of dynamic urban environments. Traditional routing algorithms, while foundational, exhibit significant limitations in addressing the real-time challenges posed by fluctuating traffic conditions, varying customer demands, and operational constraints inherent in food delivery logistics. This paper presents a comprehensive survey of recent advancements (2022-2023) in applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to optimize delivery routes in the food industry. We explore various AI approaches, including reinforcement learning, evolutionary algorithms, deep learning models, swarm intelligence, and machine learning for predictive analytics. By analyzing fifteen selected research papers, we categorize these techniques based on their methodologies and applications. A comparative analysis is conducted to evaluate the performance of each AI technique concerning efficiency, scalability, and accuracy. We also discuss the advantages and limitations identified in the studies and address practical implementation challenges such as computational resource demands and data requirements. The survey highlights the transformative impact of AI on routing efficiency and emphasizes the necessity for integrating advanced data analysis in path optimization. Concluding, we outline potential future research directions, advocating for the development of hybrid models and the incorporation of emerging technologies to further enhance the effectiveness of food delivery services.

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Food Delivery, Path Optimization, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Routing Algorithms, Reinforcement Learning, Evolutionary Algorithms, Deep Learning, Swarm Intelligence, Predictive Analytics

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This study examined whether professional training impacts teachers' mental well-being by comparing stress, anxiety, and depression levels between trained (n = 31) and untrained teachers (n = 58) from 15 private schools in North Bangalore. Mental health was assessed using the DASS-42, and workplace-related stress was measured with the Workplace Stress Scale. Results showed no significant differences (p > 0.05) in anxiety, depression, or stress between the two groups. Trained teachers had a mean workplace stress score of 18.82 (SD = 3.02), while untrained teachers reported 19.66 (SD = 3.65), with a t-test value of -1.16 (p = 0.248), indicating non-significant variation. Both groups experienced similar mental health challenges, suggesting that systemic stressors--such as administrative workload, large class sizes, and parent interactions--impact teachers more than training status. The findings highlight the need for workplace interventions--such as better workload management, improved communication, and teacher recognition--to support well-being across all teachers. Future studies should explore these relationships further with larger, diverse samples and longitudinal approaches.

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Keywords: Professional training, teachers, mental health, stress, anxiety, depression, DASS-42, workplace stress, systemic stressors, interventions, well-being

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Ram is a national hero. He is regarded as the God among Hindus. He is the incarnation of the Vishnu. Many texts are written describing Rama. Among that text, Valmiki Ramayana, Dasrath Jataka and Ramcharit Manas of Tulsidas are important sources. Ram is described as the ideal king in all texts however the stories may be different in every text. In Dasrath Jatak , Ram is told the king for Varanasi . There are various historical implications based on these texts may also be attributed. In this article, I tried to evaluate the character of Ram described in various text. In Buddhist text, Ram is described as a bodhisattva who paved the way for salvation of the other while in Hindu text, Ram is portrayed as the Maryada Purshottam, who always showed the highest ethical values.

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Dasrath Jatak, Bodhisatva , Ramacharit Manas , Valmiki Ramayan, Murder of Sambuk, Agni Parkisha , Jamvanta

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In Ayurveda Asthma is correlated to Tamaka shwasa.Tamaka swasa symptoms are similar to Bronchial Asthma. Through Ayurveda treatment modalities we can maintain Asthma exacerbation episode free life or we can cure early diagnosed cases or we can reduce the severity of the problem. The aim of Ayurveda is to improve and maintain quality of life. In this scenario Ayurveda treatment modalities and lifestyle advocacies can help the child to fight against Asthma. These treatment modalities and lifestyle advocacies are specific to individual child based on his/her body constitution, personal details related to lifestyle and geographical area where the child is residing. diagnosed respiratory illness in children. It is diagnosed as early as 3 years of age, in some cases depending upon the pathological changes in system; it may take 5 years to brand the child as Asthmatic. Common causes for Asthma are Allergy and infections, in some cases there is genetic predisposition.Pippali is a Rasayana herb which should always be taken in moderation to keep yourself away from its side effects. Its active alkaloid piperine has numerous health benefits specially on respiratory disorders and Asthma.

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Asthma, Pippali, Ayurveda, Tamakshwas, Pranvaha strotas, Kapha Dosha

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A descriptive study to assess the impact of lockdown among the school children residing at Uttar Pradesh. Aim of the study to assess the impact of lockdown among school children. A quantitative research approach with descriptive research design was used and data were collected by using snowball sampling technique among 100 school children residing at U.P. A tool consists of 12 demographic variables and 30 structured questionnaires. The findings of the study have been discussed with the references to the objectives and hypothesis. Then data was analyzed by using descriptive and inferential statistics. The result reveals that none of the school children have mild impact, (6%) of school children had moderate impact and (94%) of school children had severe impact regarding the impact of lockdown. The chi square test reveals that association between level of impact of lockdown with their demographic variables among school children was found to be statistically non-significant at P < 0.05 level for the Age, Gender, Area of residence, Education of student, Duration of sleep, Number of Inhabitants whereas significant at P< 0.05 level for Types of family, Occupation of parents, Times spending on daily fitness and recreational activities per day, Frequency of food taken in a day during lockdown, Types of food intake, Loss of loved ones due to covid-19. The Finding concluded the effect of lockdown over children's health and well-being in both negative and positive aspect when it calls for the decision maker to take into account the risks and benefits for children's health with respect to public health measures that are adapted. Policymakers and researchers should look into other much less disruptive social distancing intervention given that lockdown measures greatly affect children. We suggest that a comprehensive public health approach is needed in response to this pandemic. Particular attention given to children social determinates and medical requirements should be addressed simultaneously with equity and human rights as overreaching principles.

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A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF LOCKDOWN AMONG THE SCHOOL CHILDREN RESIDING AT UTTAR PRADESH ''

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