Volume 13 | Issue 3 |

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This paper aims to detect how media through stereotypical gender representations and objectification influences the cognitive framework of people and shape their perception. The typical depiction of women reinforces the traditional gender norms and critically impacts the societal attitude, self perception and gender equality.

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gender, media, stereotype, representations, objectification

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: Plant tissue culture, or the aseptic culture of cells, tissues, organs, and their components under defined physical and chemical conditions in vitro, is an important tool in both basic and applied studies as well as in commercial application. It owes its origin to the ideas of the German scientist, Haberlandt, at the beginning of the twentieth century. The early studies led to root cultures, embryo cultures, and the first true callus/tissue cultures. The period between the 1940s and the 1960s was marked by the development of new techniques and the improvement of those that were already in use. It was the availability of these techniques that led to the application of tissue culture to five broad areas, namely, cell behavior including cytology, nutrition, metabolism, morphogenesis, embryogenesis, and pathology, plant modification and improvement,

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Disease-free plants, Rapid multiplication, Crop improvement, Conservation of endangered species, Economic impact, Employment generation, Export potential, Benefits, Production of compounds, Tissue transplant compatibility, State Wise Tissue Culture Centers In India.

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The Apocynaceae family includes the tough, evergreen, spiky, indigenous flowering shrub known as Karonda (Carissa carandas L.). It is widely spread throughout South Asia, with areas of India, Pakistan, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia being its most common locations. South Africa and Australia also have it. that 80% of people on the planet still use traditional medicine to treat a variety of illnesses. While the ripening season lasts from August to September, unripe fruits are harvested from mid-May to mid-July and are ready for planting after 6-7 months. Fruits, leaves, roots, stems, and bark are among the parts of these plants that are also used medicinally. Another use for this plant is as a nutraceutical product. Antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, cardiotonic, hepatoprotective, antimalarial, antibacterial, anti-ulcer, and other chemical compounds found in these plants exhibit phytochemical actions. The most widely used technique is maceration with solvents like ethanol or ethyl acetate.

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Maceration, Nutraceutical, Traditional use, Carissa Carandas Linn, and phytochemical effects.

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The study looks at what influences Indian consumers' decisions to purchase residential apartments in tier 2 cities. Buyers in these locations have obstacles include financing difficulties, trust issues with developers, and increased property costs as a result of growing urbanization and affordability concerns. The goal of the study is to pinpoint the main factors--such as affordability, location, amenities, and governmental regulations--that influence homebuyers' choices.

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Consumer Buying Behaviour, Residential Flats, Tier 2 Cities, Real Estate Market, Homebuyer Preferences, Housing Affordability, Property Investment, Government Housing Policies, Urbanization Trends

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This study critically examines the themes of parental influence and existentialism in Arun Joshi's novel "The Foreigner", focusing on the complex relationship between Mr. Khemka and his son Babu. This study explores how parental roles influence the lives of children, as depicted through the characters of Mr. Khemka and Babu. A deep study of The Foreigner deals with Sindi Oberoi's and Babu's journeys of detachment from the world. Through a comprehensive analysis of parental roles impacts their children's lives. This study examines parental aggression in the context of cultural shifts and societal expectations. This novel explores the complex relationship between Mr. Khemka and his son, Babu. This study clarifies the profound implications of parental influence on identity formation. Here, we discuss Sindi's character in detail along with Babu. This study examines parental influence, familial relationships, and the search for belonging in Joshi's novels.

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Parental roles, Critical study, Self-discovery, Alienation, Existentialism

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Abstract Stress is a common problem among students studying professional degrees including engineering, medicine, law, and management. The purpose of this study is to investigate the causes, impacts, and coping methods associated with stress among these students. The study investigates academic pressure, competition, financial difficulties, peer expectations, and time management challenges as key stressors. To collect data from students in various professional areas, a mixed-method approach is used, which includes surveys and interviews. The study also looks into the psychological and physiological effects of stress, such as anxiety, burnout, and decreased academic performance. The findings show that while some students employ constructive coping methods like time management, exercise, and social support, others engage in unhealthy habits like procrastination and substance abuse. The study underlines the need of institutional support structures.

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Student stress, professional courses, academic pressure, coping mechanisms, and mental health.

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Sexual violence against children cause a severe violation of the basic human rights of a child to live with human dignity. In the presence scenario, sexual offences have become so common that not only adults but the teenage children are becoming the most v?ulnerable victims to such offences. One of the biggest social concerns in society is the abuse of children physically, mentally and sexually across the country. Such abuse includes injury, neglect, maltreatment, blaming, forced sexual simulation, and incest exploitation. Though special law was enacted for the protection of children from sexual offences in 2012, i.e., "The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, cases of child sexual abuse have not decreased; rather it is increasing manifold. This paper attempts to examine the various sexual offences against children that hamper their right to live a dignified life as well as the role of the judiciary in protecting them from various sexual offences.

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Sexual Offences, Sexual Abuse, Human Dignity, forced Sexual Simulation and Incest Exploitation

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The analysis of Spirulina's export and import trends reveals significant growth potential in the global market. Data from the past decade indicates fluctuating export volumes, with a positive outlook for future demand. This trend highlights Spirulina's increasing popularity as a nutritious supplement driven by consumer health awareness and sustainable food practices.

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FUTURE TREND OF SPIRULINA, MARKET GROWTH OF SPIRULINA

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Downhill training, a form of eccentric exercise, involves running or walking on a decline, emphasizing eccentric muscle contractions that enhance leg strength, strength endurance, and neuromuscular coordination. This study aimed to examine the effects of downhill training on leg strength and strength endurance in college men. Thirty male students were selected and divided into two groups: an experimental group that underwent 12 weeks of downhill training and a control group that followed their regular physical education routine. Leg strength was assessed using bend knee sit-ups, and strength endurance was measured through Cooper's 9-minute run/walk test. The results showed a significant improvement in leg strength (95.02 vs. 92.18, F = 70.78, p < 0.05) and strength endurance (46.20 vs. 41.20, F = 205.71, p < 0.05) in the experimental group compared to the control group. These findings suggest that downhill training is an effective method for enhancing lower-body strength and endurance, making it a valuable training approach for athletes and fitness enthusiasts. The study highlights the practical benefits of eccentric training, though proper progression is essential to minimize injury risks. Future research should explore the long-term effects and applicability of downhill training across different populations. Key Words: Downhill Training, Leg Strength, Strength Endurance, College Men Students

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Downhill Training, Leg Strength, Strength Endurance, College Men Students

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Borage leaves, which are known for their calming and anti-inflammatory qualities, are used to make the natural, plant-based topical medication Breathe Ease Rub. By reducing congestion, decreasing inflammation, and encouraging better breathing, this herbal rub is intended to relieve respiratory symptoms. It functions as a mild decongestant, supporting respiratory health and clearing airways, and can be enhanced with essential oils and other natural ingredients. In addition to providing a cooling effect, the combination of menthol, eucalyptus oil, and borage leaf extract profoundly penetrates the skin to provide medicinal benefits. A safe, chemical-free option for respiratory treatment, this herbal rub is ideal for people with colds, allergies, or sinus discomfort.

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GROWTH OF BORAGE LEAF, FUTURE TREND OF BORAGE LEAF

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