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THE INDIAN RENAISSANCE

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Tri- (three) phala-(fruit-Tannins, gallic acid, ellagic acid, and chebulinic acid, which are potent antioxidants ) is one of the most important ayurvedic preparation made up from an equal proportion of Indian herbal fruits -Emblica officinalis (Amla), Terminalia belerica (Baheda), Terminalia chebula (Hirada). It acts as a Tridoshic rasayana which has a balanced and renewable effect on the three constitutional elements of human life. Triphala is rich in antioxidants, has antibacterial, antiviral, and anticancer properties. It also has anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, analgesic, antimutagenic, anti-aging, anti-diabetic, anti obesogenic, hypoglycemic activity and many other properties. It is also used to treat cataracts and is useful in treating Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Triphala is rich in polyphenols, gallic acid, ellagic acid chebulic acid, and flavonoids. Rich in vitamin C. According to Ayurvedic Science it has a beneficial effect on all three doshas-vata, pitta and kapha. It is also a combination of both nutritional and cleansing functions of the liver and blood. High vitamin C, the presence of linoleic oil and other essential nutrients, makes the composition look like a tonic. Triphala is very beneficial; making it one of the protective effects against X-radiation and bleomycin, both of which generate DNA strand breaks is the most important herbal remedies in the medicinal world. This review paper focuses on Triphala's potential as a therapeutic agent against various diseases.

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Triphala, Ayurveda, Rasayana, Phenolic Content, Antioxidant, Anti-diabetes

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ABSTRACT One of the most common musculoskeletal problems in now a day is patellofemoral pain. Survey shows that patellofemoral pain is common about men and women are suffering with this problem causes includes overuse running or jumping sports puts repetitive stress on knee if which can cause irritation under the patella. Muscle imbalance and muscle weakness also one of the causes. Prevalence is highest in middle age with women being affected more than men. The effectiveness of closed kinetic chain exercise in minimizing the patellofemoral pain has been proven by many research workers. Very few studies exist comparing the effective of strengthening exercise in minimizing the patella femoral pain. The aim of the study is to compare the effectiveness of open and closed kinetic chain exercise in reducing pain and improving the functional activity of individual with patella femoral pain. Simple random sampling experimental design sample size 20 subjects group A=10 Patients and group B=10 patients setting done. Samples were selected into experimental group and control group with 20subjects with patella femoral pain are taken as sample for this study and divided into two groups. The subjects with patella femoral pain are confirmed through the special test for patella femoral region. After the treatment section to both groups data was analysed. Comparison of pre and post NRS using open kinetic chain exercise shows pre NRS 7.6 and post NRS reduced given t value 19.6. thus, giving significant result with P<0.001. Comparison of pre and post NRS using closed kinetic chain exercise shows pre NRS 7.4 and post NRS reduced 2.25 given t value 17.1. thus, giving significant result with P<0.001. According to this study both groups were effective in reducing pain intensity and improves the functional activity. This study predicts that group B showed better improvement when compared to group A.

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open kinetic chain exercise, closed kinetic chain exercise, patellofemoral pain, lower extremity functional scale, numeric rating scale.

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Plastics being a major issue in environment from past few decades, Diethyl phthalate is a plasticizer, used in manufacturing wide range of materialsdue to its durability, flexibility and for long shelf life. The phthalate polymers have great adverse effects and health hazards while exposed in environment. This present investigation reveals the phthalate esters are absorbed by plants, the green medicine being the alternative source for the antimicrobial drug resistance, should have to face the upcoming sneak attack of this phthalate proliferation in all biome. In this study the Andrographis echioides is subjected to grow in two varying environment, TPS1 pollutant free plant and TPS 2 grown in pollutant exposed area, the extract obtained using polar and non polar solvents. Purification was done by column chromatography using various solvents. Based on high activity the eluted fraction was further investigated to GCMS, FTIR, HPLC and UV spectroscopy. Results show that the diethyl phthalate compound present in pollutant exposed plant (TPS 2)in high abundance and nil in the plant grown on pollutant free environment (TPS 1). This study implies that phthalate ester starts to penetrate in all livings organisms as an emerging environmental hazard.

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Diethyl phthalate, Andrographis echioides, antimicrobial drug resistance, plasticizer

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Deals with effectiveness of RBIA in Indian Banking Industry

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RBIA, Banking Frauds in Recent Times, Effectiveness of RBIA

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Deals with various contractual relationship assumed by banks

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locker agreement, guarantee agreement, indemnity agreement etc

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We are all aware about the position and variation of the inferior alveolar canal is mandatory to avoid iatrogenic complications. This study was conducted among 45 patients to determine variation in the inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) loop through cone?beam computed tomography (CBCT) images. Materials and Methods: CBCT images of 40 patients were involved in this study. All images were studied to see the Type I, Type II, and Type III patterns of IAN. Results were subjected to statistical analysis for correct inferences. Results: 21 males and 19 females were included in the study. The difference was statistically non-significant (P = 0.35). Type I pattern was seen in 9 patients, Type II in 12, and Type III in 19 patients. The difference was statistically significant (P < 0.05). The most prevalent pattern was Type III (males ? 5 and females ? 14), followed by Type I (males ? 6 and females ? 3) and Type II (males ? 10 and females ? 3). There was a statistically significant difference between males and females in Type II (P < 0.05). Conclusion: The anterior loop of IAN is quite common and shows variation in structure. The most common pattern recorded was Type III. CBCT is very useful in the detection of IANC.

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Anterior loop, Cone-Beam Computer Tomography, Prevalence

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As the landscapes changes day by day it leads to the increasing use of unused lands, by which unused lands can be used for various purposes like agriculture, developing city infrastructure and many more. Here remote sensing earth images are taken as the dataset where the pre-processing step includes converting image into greyscale image, compression and noise removal. Segmentation is done to partition the region of used and unused lands. Feature extraction is done here using local binary feature extraction in-order to identify edge, flat and corner surfaces. As the mentioned various algorithm is used in classification and labeling of remote sensing earth images. CNN algorithm is also used for classification and labeling of classification is done automatically by the use of CNN algorithm. Random forest is used to segregate two landscapes as used and unused land which gives accuracy better than the existing systems

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LBP, Region Based Segmentation, CNN, CBIR, Satellite image, Compression

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Poverty illiteracy in India is the main reason for domestic violence, the situation of unemployment prevailing among the youth of the country. The unemployment of the nation is the main obstacle in the path of development of the indian economy. For the inclusive development of the nation, social and economic development in the country has to be ensured. National Rural Livelihood Mission is a commendable effort in this direction, through which employment opportunities can be increased and poverty can be reduced. Employment opportunities are much less in rural areas than in cities. Mainly rural poor women continue to struggle with the condition of unemployment and poverty. In the above study, with reference to the impact of National Rural Livelihood Mission on employment and empowerment of rural women, in which 100 women from Dhamtari district of Chhattisgarh were interviewed and secondary data was collected from Dhamtari district panchayat through questionnaire. and an attempt has been made to know that what is the impact of NRLM on the rural women of the district?

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National Rural Livelihood Misson, salf helf group, women empowerment, swarn jyanti gram swarojgar yojna.

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