Volume 10 | Issue 2 |

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Bond Strength, DoE, Liner Regression, Composite Columns.

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Non dualistic, Illusion, Thematic imperatives.

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Influence, Aggressive Behavior, Family , Student, Leaning.

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Even though Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has decriminalized section 377 of Indian penal code but we as a citizen of this country has not yet accepted LGBTQ community whole heartedly. Changes have been made to normalize the taboo which circulates in our society when it comes to them, for starters- Third gender category is added in forms and job opportunities are also available for them. But still there are nuances which exist related to their Rights, True Validation, Identity and what not. My topic is about the challenges they face and problems they go through to just fit in this society. We have to accept the fact that as a society we cannot make decisions for LGBTQI+. As an individual they know better about themselves than we ever will, Irrespective whether we are able to understand the basics or not. The problem they face needs a proper solution and awareness about them is very important because like every other gender they also have right to equality and honor, they are no different than Male and Female, so treating them differently needs to stop. Main Highlights of this paper is- * How LGBTQ is different, only in Body functioning and nothing else. * True validation of LGBTQ * Problem they face in society * Rights of LGBTQ * Statistical data of LGBTQ in India * Findings of the research * Suggestions for their problems * Conclusion. Thus this report is an overall study of the problems of LGBT and how much a taboo it is in India. When people are treated as an outcast it becomes unbearable for them. They face psychological, social problems and in countries like India, getting a job for LGBTQ is a hard nut to crack, which always cause the economical problems for them. We as a social worker need to aware people that "life with dignity to every, is a fundamental right of every individual".

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LGBT, Issues, Sec.377, Challenges, Social Worker, Direct Participation

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****** Key words: ABO- Blood groups, Ethnicities, Blood donors, Drought area.

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Agricultural marketing plays an important role not only in stimulating production and consumption, but also in accelerating the pace of economic development. It is the most important multiplier of agricultural development. Many research and studies reflected that the rural marketing is poor due to number of problems, such as lack of knowledge, the high degree of congestion at market yards, a smaller number of traders and non-availability of supporting services etc. This study identifies studies the level of awareness and problems faced by the farmers in agricultural marketing

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Agricultural Marketing

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Diabetes mellitus is one of the major health problem in the world. The incident of associated mortality are increasing inadequate regulation of blood sugar imposes serious consequences for health . Conventional antidiabetic drugs are effective .however ,also with unavoidable side effects . The Indian traditional system of medicine is replants are always a source of drugs for human use since ancient time . The Indian traditional system of medicine is based on the use of plants for the management of diabetic condition . There are about 800 plants which have a potential to cure a diabetes . Diabetes mellitus is one of the major health problems in the world because of improper regulations of the blood sugar imposes a serious consequences for health. Diabetes has become a major public health problem across the globe . Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by increased glucose level in the blood due to a absolute deficiency of insulin action . India is a large country composed of people of different traditions,and heritages . This rich cultures and traditions is reflected not in daily life but also in health practice . Plants are used traditionally throughout the globe to treat various disease . Traditionally used medicinal plants are an essential part of health . Rural people from developing country are greatly dependent on traditional source of medicine. Diabetes plete with the use of plants for the management of diabetic conditionts . According to world health organization. upto 90%of plants of population in developing countries use plants and its products as traditional medicine for primary health care .

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diabetes, medicinal plants ,antidiabetic , hypoglycemic, antihyperglycemic .

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Swami Vivekananda is a well-known philosopher and educator in the history of Indian education. His ideas and thoughts about education are affected by his life philosophy. Swamiji had a belief inthe Vedanta philosophy, which works on a philosophy that human life has an ultimate goal to achieve "solidarity with the Creator." One of Swami Vivekananda's central themes is the issue of developing strong character in young people. Swamiji advocated an education system that was genuinely man-made.Swamiji has placed a high value on celibacy as character development. Celibacy fosters the development of man's intellectual and spiritual powers, as well as the development of man's purity of mind, word, and deed. Character is defined as the repetition of habits. The character is formed by patterns that are repeated to shape the character.

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Education, Vedanta Philosophy, Celibacy, Character Building

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The paper argues that besides improving Pupel Teachers Ratio (PTR) and competencies of teachers in mathematics and their pedagogy skill, there is a greater need to focus on attitudinal and motivation development of teachers, specifically keeping the socio- economic base of government elementary schools, as majority of the students in these schools are from socio-economically vulnerable section who rarely get proper academic and motivational support outside the schooling system.

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Correlates and Determinants of Learning Achievement of Students: A Study of Uttarakhand State

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AIM &OBJECTIVE: To study the effect of E-Pilates exercise program on pain in young adults with Non-Specific Low Back Pain. METHODOLOGY: An experimental study was conducted on 50 subjects with non specific low back pain in age group of 18-25 years using a E-Pilates Group Exercise program for 7 days daily through an online platform and the pain levels were assessed using another E-tool displaying pain scale before and after exercise protocol. RESULT: Following E-Pilates exercise program, significant difference was found in pre and post intervention values for NPRS (p<0.0001) by using Wilcoxon signed rank test. Therefore, it can be stated that E-Pilates Exercise therapy protocol helps to reduce pain. CONCLUSION: E- Pilates Exercise Program comprising of 5 Exercises performed for 7 days daily leads to a significant decrease in pain levels in 78%, i.e 41/50 patients and can be used as an integrated approach for Non-Specific low back pain patients in E-consultations & Exercise sessions.

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E-Pilates, Non-specific low back pain, core.

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