Volume 13 | Issue 11 |

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The homoeopathic pharmacy plays a crucial role for the patient by ensuring that patients only take safe and effective drugs. The homoeopathic pharmacy has a positive aspect in its comprehensiveness, affordability, and practicality that can be accessed by all individuals without discrimination. The quality of the dilutions practiced in homoeopathy is of vital importance in regard to homoeopathic medicine preparations. In homoeopathy, especially on the basis of good practices, the quality control strategies are significant in ensuring other control standards for homoeopathic controls and preparations. In today's era adulteration of any product is burning issue. In Homoeopathy Quality of Medicine is the vital factor. Quality can be defined as the status of the drug that is determined by identity, purity, content and other physical, chemical, biological properties, or by the manufacturing processes. Quality should not be tested at the end but must be carried out right from the moment of receipt of raw materials, right through processing, till the final packaging. Homeopathic medicines are often prepared from natural and synthetic sources materials. Two issues are decisive for the quality of homeopathic preparations: Determining the authenticity and the origin of the starting materials according to the homeopathic tradition and defining the manufacturing procedure. This study places emphasis on the positioning of the need for quality assurance in protecting the welfare of people and their medicines after the administration of homoeopathic remedies.

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Quality, Quality Control, Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Manufacturing Process, Good manufacturing Practices

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Ayurveda divided into eight divisions by ancient acharyas , kaumarbhritya is one of them.(1) The kaumarbhritya is a branch of ayurveda which deals with study of childhood diseases and their management.(2) Chhardi is one of the common disease of early growing age which resembles vomiting as per modern science. Chhardi (vomiting) or Emessis is the abnormal emptying of stomach and upper part of intestine through oesophagus and mouth.(3) According to Ayurveda chhardi is a disease of Annavaha strotas.(4) In Ayurveda there are five types of chhardi i.e. Vataj, Pittaj, Kaphaj, Sannipataj and Dvishtharthyogaj / Agantuja.(5)(6) Vitiated udan vayu along with vyan vayu brings the content of stomach upward and expels through mouth. This condition associated with vitiated Pitta and Kapha doshas.(6) The drug to be used in child for suppression of vomiting within short duration as this may lead to severe complications in children. Some of which may be catastrophic and life threatening. Therefore determining the cause and treatment of child vomiting has major importance.(7) In this present case management of chhardi with Pathyadi churna successfully given in details.

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Kaumarbhritya Chhardi, Pathyadi churna, Ayurved

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In situations where vast amounts of data are being gathered and published, machine learning is a potential solution. In order to estimate large-scale agricultural yields, we applied machine learning techniques to agronomic principles. A workflow that emphasises consistency, modularity, and reusability serve as a baseline for the project. To ensure accuracy, I worked to create predictors or traits that could be explained and then used machine learning without leaking any information. MCYFS data from the weather, remote sensing, and soil sensors was used to generate new functionalities. Smaller configuration adjustments allow us to handle many different crops and countries with our modular and reusable work flow design. Standard input data and the methodology can be utilized for repeatable tests with repeatable outcomes. It is from these findings that we may go on to refine our algorithms even further.

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Abstract: Preparing for technical interviews can be challenging for many candidates in the tech industry, as traditional preparation methods often lack realism, personalization, and useful feedback. To overcome these limitations, this paper introduces GuideU, an AI-powered platform that offers a realistic and interactive mock interview experience. Built with Next.js and React on the frontend and Firebase for secure user management and data storage, GuideU integrates cutting-edge AI technologies to enhance learning. The platform uses Vapi AI to enable real-time, voice-based conversations that simulate live interviews and Google Gemini to generate dynamic, context-aware questions tailored to the user's profile. Through its modern architecture and intelligent design, GuideU provides a scalable, adaptive, and user-friendly solution for effective technical interview preparation..

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Artificial Intelligence, Mock Interview, Natural Language Processing, Voice AI, Conversational AI, Next.js, Google Gemini.

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This paper conducts an empirical examination of customer satisfaction and brand preference among working women regarding herbal cosmetic products in Vadakara taluk. The research revealed a significant correlation between the age and monthly income of respondents and their satisfaction levels concerning the unique selling propositions of herbal cosmetics. It has been found that nearly every demographic factor affects their purchasing decisions regarding cosmetics. The study indicates that respondents are unlikely to recommend their products to others, as this is contingent upon their skin tone and hair type. The main reasons driving respondents to transition from herbal cosmetics to conventional products include quality, price, promotional sales, packaging, and warranty. According to the survey, a majority of consumers express satisfaction with herbal cosmetic products. Most women prefer cosmetics that incorporate more herbal ingredients and do not harm their skin.

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Herbal, Cosmetics, Women, Brand Preference, Customers

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Agriculture is the backbone of India's economy, yet it remains highly vulnerable to climate variability, natural calamities, and market fluctuations. The Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY), launched in 2016, represents a significant policy initiative by the Government of India to promote sustainable and resilient agriculture through a comprehensive crop insurance framework. The scheme aims to provide financial protection to farmers against crop losses arising from natural disasters, pests, and diseases, thereby ensuring income stability and reducing agrarian distress. By introducing affordable premium rates, leveraging technology-based assessment tools like remote sensing and drones, and ensuring transparent claim settlement, PMFBY fosters risk management and enhances farmers' confidence in agricultural production. In doing so, it not only supports the economic well-being of farmers but also contributes to the broader goal of sustainable agricultural growth. However, challenges such as delayed compensation, limited awareness, and administrative inefficiencies need to be addressed to realize its full potential. Overall, PMFBY is a vital step towards building a climate-resilient and sustainable agricultural ecosystem in India.

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Crop Insurance; Sustainable Agriculture; Farmers' Welfare; Climate Resilience; Agricultural Sustainability; Financial Inclusion; Crop Loss Compensation; Technological Intervention; Rural Development; Agricultural Policy; Food Security.

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India's agriculture sector plays a significant role in the country's economy, supporting over 1.4 billion people and providing employment to approximately 58% of the population. It contributes about 19 to 20% to the country's GDP. Government spending on agriculture increased from INR. 1,22,836 crores in 2022-23 to INR. 1,25,036 crores in 2023-24 and was estimated at INR. 1,22,529 crore for 2024-25. Land classification includes forests (72,021), non-agricultural uses (27,845), and a net area sown of 140,705. The total agricultural land is 179,982, with cultivated land at 154,203 and a cropping intensity of 155.9%. Food grain production consistently rose from 2975.04 lakh tonnes to 3322.95 lakh tonnes, while commercial crop production generally increased from 3705.00 lakh tonnes to 4531.58 lakh tonnes, peaking at 4905.33 lakh tonnes in 2022-23 before declining in 2023-24. Despite challenges like climate volatility and soil depletion, government initiatives in technology, infrastructure, and farmer support are boosting incomes and enhancing food security. The government aims to modernize the sector, increase farmer incomes, and strengthen the agricultural value chain through policy, investment, and digital integration.

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Classification of land, crop production, yield, production of food grains and commercial crops.

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The construction industry is a major contributor to environmental degradation, and cement production is a substantial contributor to the overall CO2 emissions. Due to this environmental change, there is a greater interest in the partial replacement of cement with other materials, such as agricultural byproducts. This project investigates the use of Bagasse Ash (BA) as a partial cement replacement in concrete. This form of ash, which is a byproduct of sugarcane processing, has pozzolanic properties that provide an opportunity to enhance the mechanical / durability properties of concrete and reduce its environmental impact. The project investigates the effect of different percentage of bagasse ash substitute (5%-30% by mass) on concrete's workability, strength, and durability. In this research project, a series of experimental tests are conducted for both fresh and hardened concrete, including slump, compressive strength, and tensile strength. The results demonstrate that bagasse ash can be successfully substituted for cement in concrete mixes. The project shows that the ideal percent substitution rate for cement is 10% with a good overall balance of workability strength and durability. Furthermore, this substitution is beneficial to the environment and it can assist in the reduction of the overall cost of producing concrete. The findings of this study not only extend the body of knowledge into sustainable building materials, but also suggest implications for the application of bagasse ash as a cement replacement in a practical sense. This study suggests that bagasse ash is a greener alternative to cement, and that it provides improved concrete durability and performance over time. This further supports bagasse ash in its role for sustainable practice in the building industry. This study supports further exploration into the use of mix design for bagasse ash in concrete and suggest a future use of bagasse ash in a workable mix design for alternative purposes in the building industry, that can ultimately lead to greener and more cost-effective sustainable building materials.

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Bagasse Ash (BA), Cement Replacement, Sustainable Construction, Pozzolanic Materials, Concrete Strength and Durability, Workability, Green Concrete, Environmental Impact.

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This project introduces BidServe, a smart, peer-to-peer service platform that enables dynamic bidding between customers and service providers for a wide range of tasks. Unlike traditional platforms with fixed pricing and limited negotiation flexibility, BidServe creates a transparent and competitive marketplace where providers submit live bids for service requests posted by customers. This dynamic model allows users to choose providers based on budget, ratings, and timelines. The platform includes core features such as user authentication, bidding and review systems, secure payment gateways, and real-time chat support. It also supports modular scalability, enabling future enhancements like AI-powered bid recommendations (using Python-based algorithms), fraud detection, and group-based service pooling. BidServe is developed using cloud-native architecture, integrating technologies like NodeJS (Express), Python, Supabase, Docker, and React for seamless performance and deployment. With a mobile-first approach and intuitive user experience, BidServe empowers individuals such as students, freelancers, and small business owners to offer services without high entry barriers. By facilitating flexible pricing, inclusive participation, and trust-based transactions, the system redefines how digital and local services are exchanged--offering a smarter, more efficient, and community-driven alternative to existing marketplaces.

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Peer-to-Peer, Bidding, Service Platform, Dynamic Pricing, Micro-entrepreneurship, Supabase, NodeJS, Python, React.

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Sacubitril, Valsartan, Method Validation

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