Volume 12 | Issue 2 |

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This paper delves into the critical issue of childhood obesity in India, emphasizing its profound psychological implications on school students. The prevalence of obesity is escalating, leading to adverse effects on self-esteem, anxiety and depression. Conventional weight management approaches often neglect the psychological dimension. This paper explores the potential of yoga and exercise therapies in addressing psychological aspects of childhood obesity. Through an examination of existing literature, the paper highlights the significant psychological impact of obesity on Indian school students. Subsequently, it explores the role of yoga in promoting mindfulness, stress reduction and emotional regulation supported by relevant studies. Additionally, the positive effects of exercise therapies on mood, cognitive function and psychological resilience among adolescents are discussed. The paper proposes practical strategies for integrating yoga and exercise into school settings. The Fit India Movement and initiatives like 'Yoga in Schools' and 'Yoga for Adolescents' demonstrate the feasibility and efficacy of such interventions. The integration of yoga and exercise therapies holds promise for addressing childhood obesity comprehensively, requiring collaboration between schools, communities and health professionals.

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Yoga, Exercises, Therapy, Psychology, Obese, School Students

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Implementing Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) has noticeably affected the financial statements of organizations. The study aimed to analyze the Financial Statements of selected companies, pre- and post-Ind AS applications based on, Profitability, Solvency, and Cash Flows. Wipro Ltd. and Tata Motors Ltd. pre- and post-Ind AS financial statements are compared for profitability, solvency, and cash flows. First, company financial statements from AS and Ind AS periods are obtained. Extracted are NP (net profit), ROI (return on investment), ROE (return on equity), EPS (equity per share), debt-equity ratio, current ratio, quick ratio, and operating, investing, and financing cash flows. AS and Ind AS's financial statistics are analyzed using t-tests and correlation. The findings indicated that the comparative analysis of Wipro Ltd. and Tata Motors Ltd. reveals nuanced impacts of Ind AS adoption on their financial performance. For Wipro Ltd., significant declines in net profit ratio, ROI, and ROE under Ind AS highlight the influence of accounting standard changes.

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Accounting standards (AS), Indian accounting standards (Ind- AS), Company Finances, Profitability, Solvency, and Cash flows

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Nowadays students of our university don't know which Professor is on leave, our Project idea is to provide, E-learning material, lecture videos, and a timetable. Faculty if they want to leave then it's availed, they come to college and fill leave application form, attendance, result analysis, CAT- I II III. Parents are also able to know student's activities. To improve all these things, we are making one mobile application by using React-native, CSS, PHP, and SQL, and we connect through the database. We also provide an analysis of the application performance and talk about the limitations of our approach.

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leave application, attendance, project idea, E-learning material, lecture videos, time-table, result analysis, CAT- I II III, React-native, CSS, PHP, SQL, Performance, limitation

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In light of the escalating concern for managing the mental well-being of students amid the waves of societal changes, this paper delves into the imperative for educational institutions to address not only academic success but also the mental health of students. The discourse emphasizes the need for a comprehensive supportive system that fosters holistic education. Specifically, the paper advocates for the integration of counseling and mentoring services in higher education to facilitate the all-encompassing development of students. To substantiate this argument, two student testimonials are presented, providing real-life perspectives that further underscore the case for the incorporation of counseling and mentoring services in the higher education landscape.

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Counseling, Mentoring, Holistic Education

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This study explores the angiogenic potential of Tridaxprocumbens leaves extract using the Chicken Embryo Chorioallantoic Membrane (CAM) model. Wounds, defined as damage to living tissue affecting skin epithelial integrity, initiate a complex wound healing process involving intricate cellular and tissue layer replacements. Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels, is crucial in this process. Ointments, including herbal formulations, are applied externally for skin treatments. Tridaxprocumbens, known for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, is investigated for its angiogenic impact using the CAM model. The study involves meticulous standardization, dosage-dependent analysis, and the focal application method to assess angiogenic potential systematically.

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Tridaxprocumbens, angiogenesis, wound healing, CAM model, ointment, herbal medicine.

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Abstract Background of study:-"a study to assess the effectiveness of health education on knowledge regarding menopausal managment among womens in selected area."Purpose:-the purpose of this study is to assess the effectiveness of health education on knowledge regarding menopausal managment among womens in selected area. Methodology:a qualitative was used with one group pre-test post-test design to evaluate the effectiveness of the health teaching on menopausal management among women. the study was conducted in selected area (phule nagar, pimpri). the sample composed of 100 women's of selected area. the sampling technique used in this study was non probability purposive method of sampling. a structured knowledge questionnaire on menopausal management used for data collection.health teaching on menopausal management was developed by the investigator. the content validity of the tool and health teaching was established by nine experts against the criteria checklist based on suggestions of the experts the final draft of tool and health teaching was prepared. reliability of the tool was tested by using test-retest method. the questionnaire was found to be reliable. a pilot study was conducted on a small sample of ten women's.in the data gathering process, a pretest was administered first to assess knowledge of the samples. on first day health teaching was administered. on the seventh day post-test was administered using the same questionnaire to assess knowledge after health teaching.the data collected was analyzed in terms of frequency, percentages, chi-square test was done, and presented in the form of table and graph. Findings of the study:section i: description of samples based on their personal characteristics description of samples based on their personal characteristics in terms of frequency and percentage.section-ii: analysis of data related to knowledge of women regarding menopausal management.table 2: knowledge of women regarding menopausal management.20% of women's had adequate knowledge (score 12-19), and 30% of women had moderatelyadequate knowledge (score 6-12),50% of women had inadequate knowledge (score 0-6)regarding menopausal management.section-iii: analysis of data related to the effectiveness of health teaching on menopausal management.table 3: effectiveness of health teaching on menopausal management.in pre-test, 20% of women's had adequate knowledge (score 12-19), and 30% of women had moderately adequate knowledge (score 6-12),50% of women had inadequate knowledge (score 0-6) regarding menopausal management. in post-test, 60% of women's have adequate knowledge (score 12-19), and 30% of women had moderately adequate knowledge (score 6-12),10% of women had inadequate knowledge (score 0-6) regarding menopausal management. this indicates that the knowledge among women regarding menopausal management had improved remarkably after health teaching.section-iv: analysis related to association of the knowledge of women's regarding menopausal management with selected demographic variable.table 4: chi square test for the association of the knowledge among women's regarding menopausal management with selected demographic variables.chi-square test for association of menopausal management among women's with selected demographic variables.since all the p-values are larger (greater than 0.05), none of the demographic variables was found to have significant association with the menopausal management among women.

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ASSESS,EFFECT,MANAGEMENT,KNOWLWDGE,MENOPAUSE

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The current paper deals with mineral contents in the leaves of Aegle marmelos L affected by powdery mildew disease (Oidium spp.). The mineral analysis was carried out by Tri-acid digested sample, according to the method of Toth et al., (1948). The minerals such as Manganese, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Boron were estimated by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (Thermo-Scientific - AAS - Chemito AA203 model). While elements Potassium, Calcium and Sodium were measured by Flame Photometer (Systronics 128 model) and Phosphorous was estimated by Sekine (1965) method. The element Manganese, Iron, Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Phosphorous and Boron were found enhanced in the infected leaf tissue, whereas Zinc and Copper elements were reduced in the affected leaf, shows a great metabolic activity during pathogenesis.

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Aegle marmelos, AAS, Flame photometer, Oidium spp.

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For the past decades, cross- cultural crisis is a predominant theme delineated in most of the writings in literature. This has become a major arena for research in the writings of contemporary authors. Multi culturalism arises when the individual becomes congenial and feasible with another culture rather than his own. The depiction of these cultures is beautifully depicted by the Indian diaspora authors like Anita Desai, Salman Rushdie, Jhumpa Lahiri and many others. At this cross-cultural juncture, immigrant writers like Bharati Mukherjee has come up with specific perspectives. Being an immigrant, she was caught between the conflicting cultures in her own attempt to explore an identity of her own, which is best reflected in her novels. Migration, exile, displacement, identity, sense of belonging, isolation, and cross-cultural conflicts are some of the indispensable themes found in her writings. She accepts American culture comparing with Indian, as the laws and policies of her settlement has proven much favorable for her. In her works, the readers can find a beautiful blend and paradox of Indian and American culture. In this article, the element of cross cultural complexities is explored in her 1989 novel Jasmine. Bharati presents a beautiful epigraph in the beginning pages by James Gleick 'the new geometry mirrors a universe that is rough, not rounded, scabrous, not smooth. It is a geometry of the pitted, pocked and broken up, the twisted, tangled and intertwined.'(Jasmine) which embarks the journey of the protagonist, whose path is not smooth but rough encompassed with several impediments.

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Key words :cross-culture, immigrant, identity, laws and policies, epigraph

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Applications for nanoscale materials can be found in nanomedicine and nano-delivery systems, where they can be precisely targeted to specific areas and used as regulated carriers for pharmaceuticals and diagnostic equipment. Because nanotechnology makes it possible to precisely deliver medications in a targeted, site-specific manner, it provides various benefits in the treatment of chronic human diseases. Recently, chemotherapeutic medicines, biological agents, immunotherapeutic agents, and other noteworthy applications of nanomedicine have been used to treat a wide range of disorders. The application of nanoparticles as a drug delivery system (NDDS) holds considerable potential for the treatment of cancer. Because of several significant benefits, drug delivery systems (DDS) based on nanoparticles are more effective than conventional DDS. First of all, it can extend the half-lives of medications and proteins that are easily broken down. Second, it can increase the hydrophobic medications' solubility, which will increase their therapeutic efficacy. Finally, it makes it possible to precisely and carefully distribute medications at the precise location of the illness, providing individualized treatment plans.

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Nanomedicine, nanomaterials, controlled release, targeted distribution, drug delivery system, nanoparticle, cancer treatment

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