Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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Myoglobinuria is the presence of myoglobin in the urine, usually associated with rhabdomyolysis or muscle destruction. Myoglobin is present in muscle cells as a reserve of oxygen. Myoglobinuria is usually the result of rhabdomyolysis or muscle destruction. Any process that interferes with the storage or use of energy by muscle cells can lead to myoglobinuria.

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Myoglobin, Rhabdomyolysis, Hyperthermia, Urine, Muscle destruction

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Data mining is a powerful method for mining useful patterns or data from image and textual data sets. Information mining continues with huge measure of information. Information mining has famously treated as equivalent word of information disclosure in information base, albeit a few specialists see information mining as a basic advance of information revelation. Online news order is immense zone of information mining. As huge quantities of articles are distributed the time has come devouring assignment to choose the intriguing one. There have been a ton of work for the external arrangement yet there has been a less measure of work for internal arrangement of information. The paper here manages the existed considers studied on the news characterization utilizing different Machine Learning strategies. With the persistently expanding measure of online data, there is a squeezing need to structure this data. Text classification (TC) is a procedure which classifies literary data into a predefined set of classifications. This proposition depicts a contextual analysis on arranging news stories on two different datasets gathered by the business-to-business news. The objective is to find out if it's conceivable to utilize an AI (ML) way to deal with TC to develop a classification framework that can be utilized in a self-loader setting. Two fundamental difficulties of the cases are that news stories are possibly marked with different classes (multi-name) and the dataset is imbalanced. For scientific purposes, we confine ourselves to ML calculations that create humanly interpretable models, in particular choice trees.

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Text classification, Machine Learning, News classification, Big Data.

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As per the western concept of secularism, secularism can be defined as a strict separation of state from religion. India's case, where religion has a significant role in individuals' personal lives, is quite different from Western ones. In India, there is no discrimination in the treatment of any religion. Religious freedom is a fundamental right in India, and one cannot discriminate based on religion. This paper tries to look into various theories of secularism in India along with the religious freedom as enshrined in the Indian constitution. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of both secularism and religious freedom in India with an overview.

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Secularism, religious freedom, fundamental right, state

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Keywords: Backpain ,Yoga, Pranayama

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For the operating interurban multilane divided highway assessment of Level of Service is very important. In the sequence of assessment of the level of service, capacity estimation is very important. To estimate capacity efficiently microscopic simulation model developed for interurban multilane divided state highway SH-27 which connects two important cities of M.P. To obtain space mean speed, classified traffic volume count, the projected area of vehicles, and free-flow speed traffic data was collected using videography in the field and extracted using traffic data extractor. The first capacity was estimated using the traditional method for SPCU and DPCU and also estimated capacity using Indo-HCM method and in last using microscopic simulation model microscopic simulation software VISSIM-21. To check the validity of the developed simulation model, simulated traffic parameters and field traffic parameters were compared and also given static validation to the model. Capacities estimated from various methods were compared. Differences between capacities are not significant so this validated model used for capacity estimation of SH-27, subsequently Level of Service can be assessed using capacity estimated by the microscopic simulation model.

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Capacity estimation, microscopic simulation, interurban highways, VISSIM, heterogenous traffic

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Xylocarpus granatum is most important medicinal plant. Population structure of Xylocarpus granatum was studied by observing number of individuals of species at the Revadanda mangrove forest. Individuals were categorized on the basis of diameter class i.e. seedling (0-2 cm), sapling (>2-6 cm) and adult (>6 cm). The stand density of tree species is calculated from the mangrove area of Revadanda. The diameter distribution pattern of adult indicates decrease in number of individuals in higher diameter class. As per IUCN category, Xylocarpus granatum is least concern plant. The policy should be made to protect this species legally to make awareness about this plant to people with its importance and need of conservation by addressing the prevalent factors which affects natural regeneration of the species.

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Conservation, density, diameter, distribution, Population structure, regeneration status

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Key words : Neuro Linguistic programming (NLP), Teaching Tools

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According to Ayurved, Peshi is defined as the structure which is the main component of Mansa dhatu (Muscles) and which is present externally as well as internally related to organs also covers the bones, joints and can be individually identified as a separate structure. 500 peshis are present in human body distributed as 400 in shakha pradesh (extremities), 66 in Koshtha (Trunk) and 34 in above the Greeva (Head and Neck). Peshi (Muscles) covers Sira (Vessels), Snayu (Ligaments / Tendons), Asthiparvani (Bones with Appendages) and Sandhi (Joints). It also facilitates the easy movements of sandhi and provides protection to Asthi (Bones), Sira and Snayu. By covering all the above structures, it provides the Bala (strength) to the human body. A muscle is a "contractile organ" of the body. Muscles make up between 40 to 50 percent of our total body weight and work to help us move, maintain posture and produce heat. Muscles respond to stimuli, contract, extend and have elasticity to return to their original shape and length after contracting or extending. Each type of muscle has different characteristics and structures.

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Peshi Sharir, Muscle, Myology, Contractile organ.

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Sira, Dhamani and Srotas Sharir is basically Ayurvedic concept which deals with the study Ayurvedic aspects interms of Rachana Sharir related with these three structures. According to Ayurved, minute structural difference is present in between sira, dhamani and srotas. More or less functionally these three structures are differentiable with their contents which they carry. Primarily, all 3 are tube like structures which carries respective material within them. Aacharya Sushrut established novel opinion of Rachana Sharir (Anatomy- Framework) and Shalya Tantra (Surgery). He has explained various discernment in Rachana Sharir in the Sushrut Sharirsthan. In 7th adhyaya of the Sharirsthan, he has given the in depth information on the topic of the Siras of the human body (Sharir). In the similar adhyaya the Acharya Sushrut has named some Avedhya Siras which must not be punctured during the treatment phase. Dhamnis are also tube or cords like structure filled with Vata dosha, and having pulsations are called as dhamani. The walls of dhamanis are not collapsible due to pulsations. There are 700 siras and 24 dhamanis are mentioned by the acharyas which are again gets distributed further. This comparative study of sira and dhamani is helpful in understanding the difference between the sira, dhamani and also srotas with the help of anatomy.

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Sira, Dhamani, Avedhya sira, comparative study.

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Today males and females both contribute equally to the economic development of the country. We can find women play an active role in the workplace as engineers, doctors, geologists, and every other facet of society. Despite these women have to encounter several challenges at the workplace. Instead, they put much more effort into balancing their professional and personal life, undergoing stress as well as a physical dilemma. But still, she is not equally rewarded as their counterparts, and at times campaigns like me to become essential for highlighting their problems. The purpose of this paper is to highlight various challenges faced by women in the work environment. We try to do the root cause analysis of several factors which many of them have to face like sexual harassment, domestic violence, work-life balance, family planning, and lesser growth opportunities.

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working women, career growth challenges, work-life balance

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