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BACK GROUD-In Ayurveda Santarpananimitta Rogas are over nutritional diseases like Pramehapiddka, Kotha, Kandu, Pandu, Javara, Kustha, Aampradosha, Mutrakrichha etc. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a syndrome manifested by amenorrhea, hirsutism and obesity associated with enlarged polycystic ovaries. Depression, stress, laziness are other common symptoms. The symptoms of PCOS closely relate to the manifestation of Santarpananimitta roga. AIM & OBJECTIVES- To evaluate the effect of Haritaki Churna with Madhu and Puran Guda on BMI, symptoms of PCOS, size and number of ovarian cysts etc. METERIAL AND METHODS: - Randomly selected 30 patients in 2 groups for 60 day. In Group-A given Haritaki Churna (4gm) with Madhu (3gm) and in group-B, given Haritaki Churna (4gm) with Puran Guda (3gm). RESULT- % relief in both group MENSTRUATION FEATURES (Interval G-A -88.26%, G-B-81.82%, Duration G-A- 61.85%, G-B -78.57%, Amount G-A -72.73%, G-B -70.38%, Dysmenorrhea G-A-79.97% G-B-82.35%, Character of bleeding G-A -86.36%, G-B-70.38%, Color of menstruation G-A-70.97% & G-B-71.39%), Medorog & others- ( Ch Sphik Udara Darstana-G-A-63.64%, G-B 22.21%, Gatra Daurgandhya G-A-57.14% G-B- 66.66%,Kshudhati matrama G-A 82.37% G-B 66.66% Pipasatiyoga G-A-73.66% G-B-69.22%, Daurbalya G-A -63.61%, G-B 75%, Javaparodha G-A-65.01%, G-B-68.40%, Krichcha Vyavayata , G-A -81.22%,G-B-64.28%,Gurugatrata G-A-86.36% G-B-68.16%, Alasya-G-A -89.42%, G-B-66.66%, Tandra G-A-72.22%, G-B -87.46% ). Both group also showed significance in Lab. Investigations. DISCUSSION-Aharya Caraka has mentioned various diets and drinks for treatment of Santarpananimittavikar as that alleviate Vata and Kapha and reduce fat. He has mentioned use of Haritaki with Madhu and Guda for these types of disease. CONCLUSION-Both group showed significance in both group

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Santarpananimitta Roga, PCOS, Haritaki Churna, Madhu &Puran Guda

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The current landscape of bilateral relations in South Asia is primarily led by the technological cooperation among the major and developing economies. Japan; a tech precursor, guiding the biggest economy of South Asia i.e. India, with all its might. This mutual strategic cum futuristic Techplomacy of Japan is changing the face of manufacturing, R&D, supply chain, and policy framework in India leading to fostering next-gen tech collaborations. The revamped ODA policies implemented by Japan in sectoral assistance through major cooperation agencies are changing the nature of collaboration among the corporations in both countries. This paper will assess the key technological sectors where Japan is focused on cooperating with India in the co-development of next-gen collaborations. The techplomatic approach, policies, and joint initiatives will be thoroughly analysed in the paper to trace the major milestones achieved in the post-COVID phase. Due to the fast-changing nature of next-gen techs, the development of partnerships in the technology domain poses complex challenges to the countries. This paper is taking the wholesome analytical approach to examine the lacunas in the Japanese approach to the Indian tech ecosystem too.

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Technology, Digitalization, Artificial Intelligence, Technology Diplomacy, Tech Innovation, Techplomacy, STI Diplomacy

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chairs, theatre of absurd, meaninglessness.

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The initiative focuses on creating a single-player shooter game using Java, designed to make coding practice more engaging and interactive. Traditional alternatives focus on a highly complex gameplay, with the strategic planning involved. The game addresses these challenges by a simple interface and a pleasant user interface. In addition to this, preference was meted out to the implementation and the learning curve bypassed during the development of this game. Players take control of a shooter who can attack enemies as they spawn. If the player fails, the enemies advance, and upon exhausting all attempts, the enemies capture the player, leading to defeat. To encourage competition, the game features a high-score database that tracks player achievements and promotes continuous improvement. By combining entertainment with an interactive interface, this initiative aims to demonstrate a working understanding of Java technology and database integration

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Engaging Gameplay, Database functionality, Programming, Graphic Design, Animation, Backend

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This research paper examines the status of women in medieval India. The status of women in medieval India was influenced by social, religious and cultural structures. Similarities and differences were observed in the status of women in both Hindu and Islamic society during this period. In Hindu society, rules such as the practice of sati, child marriage and lack of widow remarriage limited women's freedom. On the other hand, Islamic society allowed women the right to property and remarriage, but the practice of purdah and polygamy imposed restrictions on their freedom. The influence of patriarchy was dominant in both societies, limiting the role of women to domestic tasks and family care. The Bhakti movement and Sufi traditions provided opportunities for women to contribute to religion and society. This study analyzes the social and religious status of women in medieval India, as well as highlights their rights and freedom. In conclusion, it is clear that the status of women in medieval India was complex and diverse, requiring reform. Social reform movements and the spread of modern education played an important role in improving the status of women.

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Medieval India, Hindu women, Islamic women, patriarchal society, Sati system, Purdah system, child marriage, widow remarriage

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Quinazoline derivatives are heterocyclic compounds with significant therapeutic potential, especially as dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitors, a target for managing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). This study reports the synthesis of novel quinazoline derivatives through a three-step process involving benzoxazinone precursors and Schiff base formation. The compounds were characterized using infrared (IR) spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and mass spectrometry. Molecular docking studies were performed using AutoDock Vina to evaluate their potential as DPP-4 inhibitors, comparing the binding affinities and interactions of the synthesized compounds with those of sitagliptin, a known DPP-4 inhibitor. Docking results demonstrated favorable binding affinities, with some compounds showing interactions comparable to sitagliptin. These findings indicate that quinazoline derivatives hold promise as therapeutic agents for the treatment of T2DM.

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Quinazoline, pharmacological activities, heterocyclic compounds.

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Expansive soils, prone to significant volume changes with moisture fluctuations, pose a considerable challenge in construction and infrastructure projects due to their potential to cause structural damage. Traditional soil stabilization methods, such as the use of cement can be costly and environmentally detrimental. In this paper utilization of waste materials, including fly ash, and lime as a sustainable alternative material for controlling the swelling behaviour of expansive soils is presented. Through laboratory experiments and analysis, the effects of waste materials on soil properties were evaluated. The results demonstrated that incorporating waste materials can effectively reduce the swelling pressure, swell potential and compression index of expansive soils. Increased moisture content enhanced the engineering properties and provided an environmentally friendly solution for soil stabilization. This paper reveals the development of cost-effective and sustainable practices for improving the performance of expansive soils in construction

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Fly ash, lime, swelling soil, swelling pressure, swell potential.

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Quick commerce (also Q-commerce) or the delivery of everyday essentials (typically groceries) in 10-30 minutes is already prevalent in major global markets. US based Go puff, set up in 2013, delivers groceries in 30 minutes and is valued at $15 billion. A clutch of new entrants such as Berlin-based Gorillas and U.K.'s Zapp are already quite popular in their areas of operations, and are now looking to corner a bigger slice of the Q-commerce market. The trend is fast catching up in India as well; the local quick commerce segment is a veritable mix of new players such as Zepto, which is building its business to specifically service instant deliveries, and established ones like Blinkit (formerly Grofers) that have completely rejigged their branding and positioning and are taking aggressive bets on the category. The online shopping made everything possible today as we can get desired products within a day and the customers though process and buying behaviour also drastically changed after introducing online shopping apps. The prior planning method was replaced with instant planning and the delivery time also significantly reduced to days to hours preferable within 1 hour. Q-Commerce, also referred to as quick commerce, it is a type of E-Commerce and It is a unique business model where the delivery of goods and services is done within 30-40 minutes of ordering. It originally started with food delivery and it still represents the largest chunk of the business. It focuses on the micro to smaller quantities of fewer goods ranging from groceries, stationeries, personal hygiene products, to over-the-counter medicines. It's also a great fuel to encourage gig employment to youth in the country where they can earn while learn as students and competitive job aspirants.

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: Quick Commerce, E-Commerce, Online Business, Retail, Consumer Behaviour, Customer Satisfaction, Purchase Decisions, Delivery Speed.

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Introduction: This paper presents the case of a 42-year-old male residing in India, whose USG of the abdomen and pelvis revealed multiple calculi or kidney stones in the mid pole of his right kidney, with the largest measuring ~ 4.6mm. He had availed distal FTS energy healing sessions for the treatment of his condition. Method: Through examination of patient medical records, FTS energy healing intervention records and patient comments, this paper used the case study technique. Results: Healings were started 1 day after the patient felt intense pain and discomfort in the abdominal area. On the first day of healing, the intensity of pain and discomfort reduced to a great degree, which helped the patient to sleep. The third day of healing resulted in small black/brown particles being passed through urine. The re-evaluation of the condition through a CT scan showed no-evidence of the renal calculi or kidney stones. A full recovery was observed within a span of four days, without the need for any strong medication or any surgery to remove the stones. Conclusions: While being a complementary and alternative medicine, FTS energy healing protocols are quite effective in the successful treatment of a variety of diseases, regardless of the proximity between the healer and the patient (CAM). It is necessary to conduct ongoing research on this occurrence using the appropriate sample group and methods. Furthermore, training healthcare professionals and associates in holistic and touch-free energy healing methodologies would be extremely beneficial, making therapies more affordable to patients.

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kidney stones, Renal Calculi, Feed The Soul (FTS) Energy Healing System

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The study was carried out for a period of summer seasons in a year. The physicochemical parameters such as pH, Electrical conductivity (EC), Alkalinity, Total Solids (TS), Hardness, Chloride, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) & Most Probable Number (MPN) were evaluated at selected lakes of Gandhinagar District. The lakes is subjected to severe domestic and sewage pollution at selected sites of Gandhinagar.

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Lakes, Gandhinagar, physic chemical, water quality, analysis

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