Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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The widespread disorder known as alopecia, which is defined by hair loss on the scalp or other parts of the body, affects people's psychological health and sense of self. Alternative, natural remedies are becoming more popular as alopecia is treated with traditional methods like minoxidil and corticosteroids, which are not always successful and frequently have negative effects. A medicinal plant with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant qualities, garlic (Allium sativum) has gained attention as a possible alopecia cure. Due to its ability to improve blood flow to the scalp, distribute vital nutrients, and stimulate hair follicle regeneration, garlic's bioactive chemicals--especially sulphur compounds like allicin--may help keep hair healthy. This review examines various herbal treatments, including well-known herbs likeRosmarinus officinalis (rosemary), Aloe vera, Camellia sinensis (green tea), and Panax ginseng, Allium sativum(garlic).some marketed formulations are nutrich from ayulabs, regrow from avolado, siddha shampoo from Surya labs.Numerous studies have demonstrated that garlic gel, either by itself or in conjunction with traditional therapies. Because of its antibacterial qualities, garlic may help prevent scalp infections linked to hair loss, and its anti-inflammatory effects may help lessen autoimmune responses in alopecia areata. Garlic also protects against oxidative stress, which is known to cause damage to hair follicles thanks, to its antioxidant properties. Garlic gel therapy for alopecia shows promise, but further clinical study is needed to identify the best formulations, administration techniques, and any adverse effects. Garlic gel is a safe and effective natural alternative or supplementary therapy for controlling alopecia, according to preliminary research; nonetheless, customized techniques are advised. Garlic gel may play a significant role in herbal treatment for alopecia with more research, providing patients with a convenient and all-natural means of hair restoration. In conclusion, herbal treatments hold promises as a natural, accessible option in the management of alopecia. With further research, they may become integral components in hair loss therapies, providing holistic and well-tolerated alternatives or complements to conventional treatments.

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Alopecia, Garlic, Hair Growth, Herbal Treatment

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The paper attempts to sub-sample the farmers in Jalgaon district on the broad range of agricultural inputs (seed, fertilizer, pesticides, and farm equipment). The study focuses on identifying the multiple factors that affect farmers' purchasing decisions and include price, brand reputation, availability, dealer influence, and government schemes. Data Collection: Primary data was surveyed through structured questionnaire on a representative sample of farmers selected from different talukas of Jalgaon. These results show how much price-sensitivity, peer-influence, and input-abundance impact decision-making. Behavioral differences were found by farm size, income levels and educational backgrounds. The study provides practical recommendations for input suppliers, agricultural extension services, and policymakers to improve the impact of marketing strategies and support mechanisms in rural settings. It also underscores the importance of awareness campaigns and enhancing supply chain efficiency to better serve the farming community.

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Farmer behaviour, agricultural inputs, rural marketing, Jalgaon district, buying decisions, input supply chain, consumer preferences

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SmartMed Inventory Navigator is an AI-powered system created to help hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies manage their medical inventory more efficiently. It uses artificial intelligence to track stock in real time, predict future needs, and automatically reorder items before they run out. This helps reduce waste, prevent stockouts, and ensure smooth healthcare operations. The system is built using modern technologies like Node.js, React.js, Supa base, and AI services like OpenAI and Hugging Face. It includes secure user login, role-based access (Admin, Manager, Staff), and keeps a log of all important activities. With easy setup through Docker or npm, it supports both local and cloud deployment. Overall, this project aims to simplify and improve how healthcare facilities handle their medical supplies using smart technology.

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Medical Inventory Management, Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Automation, Node.js, React.js, Supa base, Smart Inventory, AI in Healthcare, Role-based Access Control

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The concept of One Nation, One Election (ONOE), which advocates for simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies, has re-emerged as a major political discourse in India between 2019 and 2023. This research examines how social media platforms--specifically Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, and YouTube-- have influenced public perception, political narratives, and electoral outcomes related to ONOE. Through a mixedmethods approach involving content analysis, sentiment analysis, case studies, and surveys, the study explores the digital dissemination of both support and opposition to ONOE, highlighting the role of misinformation, propaganda, and political engagement in shaping voter opinion. It delves into how different political parties have framed the ONOE narrative and how public sentiment has evolved in response to these narratives. The research also assesses constitutional and logistical challenges to implementation and offers comparative insights from countries like the USA, Germany, Indonesia, and South Africa that have experimented with synchronized elections. Ultimately, the study provides a data-driven understanding of the intersection between digital media and electoral reform debates in India, offering policy insights for democratic governance and future electoral planning.

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One Nation One Election (ONOE),Social Media and Politics, Political Narratives, Electoral Reform in India Misinformation and Fake News, Digital Democracy, Voter Behavior,Twitter Politics, Electoral OutcomesComparative Electoral Systems, Simultaneous Elections, Federalism in India, Election Commission of India, Constitutional Amendments, WhatsApp Misinformation Social Media Sentiment Analysis, Policy Stability, Indian Political Discourse, Electoral Synchronization, Public Perception

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'Chaitee' is a form of song that is usually sung in the month of Chaitra or Chaita (as per Indian almanac) 'Chaitee' songs are prevalent, mainly in the Southern region of Bihar and Eastern region of Uttar-Pradesh. It is called by different regions of India. It is called as 'Ghaanto' in Bhojpuri language, 'Chaitawar'in 'Maithili language. 'Chaitaar' is a melodious style of singing as per musical point of view. The artistic aspect as well as the conceptual aspect are importantly placed in 'Chaitee' songs. 'Shringar-Ras', 'Karuna-Ras' and 'Bhakti-Eas' and experiences of our daily life etc. are found narrated in 'Chaitee' form of songs. Especially the word 'Ho Rama' is used in every Chaitee song. At times, during some music programmes the singers are divided into two groups. If a singer of a group sings the lines of a 'Chaitee' song then his counterpart singer sings 'Ho-Rama'. Most of the 'Chaitee songs are sung in seven or eight scales of music. The songs of seven scales method use 'Roopak-Taal', sometimes 'Chanchar-Taal' of fourteen scales are also used in these songs.

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Song, Language, Style, Thumri, Vocal

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Ashtang yoga ki prasangikta: vyaktitav vikas ke vishesh sandarbh mein

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The clarinet's predecessor was the chalumeau-the first true single reed instrument. It appeared in the late 1600's and wasn't very flexible and had a range of about 1.5 octaves. Johann Christoph Denner (Nuremburg) and his son, Jacob are attributed to innovating the speaker key which gave the clarinet a larger register. The clarinet overblows at the 12th, the other woodwind instruments overblow at the octave. So, when you play with the thumb and first three fingers of the left hand without the speaker key, you sound the note C. When you add the speaker key, you do not get a Can octave higher, you sound a G, which is the interval of a twelfth. Because of his improvements of the chalumeau J C Denner is said to be the inventor of the clarinet. The clarinet is individual in the shape of its bore, as well. While every other woodwind instrument has a conical bore (yes, even the flute!) the clarinet has a cylindrical bore-it doesn't flare, even though the bell of the clarinet gives that impression. This is why the clarinet overblows at the twelfth and is so laden with overtones, which contributes to its unique sound. In the late 1700's, many improvements were made to the clarinet-more keys were added and the tone holes were experimented with different cuts and such. Iwan Muller (German) developed a thirteen keyed model. This clarinet remained in favor until the late 1800's. Klose and Buffet adapted the Boehm (flute) fingering system to the clarinet ca. 1839-1843. This system is the one most common today, although there are other fingering systems in use such as the Albert and Auler (mostly in Germany.)

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Flexible, Instruments, Improvements, Overblows, Sound, Tones

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This research analyzes how the government's policies and regulations influence the self-employed FinTech ecosystem in India. It applies a mixed methods design by integrating quantitative surveys (n = 135) with qualitative analysis of policy documents and expert interviews. Primary results indicate that self-employed individuals' harsh regulatory constraints and high compliance costs stifle growth, even with increasing FinTech usage. The study aims to deepen the policy debate on financial inclusion and proposes a specific regulatory framework to achieve optimal policy balance. It contributes to literature by highlighting the under-researched self-employed demographic within the FinTech ecosystem..

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FinTech, self-employed individuals, government policies, regulatory framework, financial inclusion, digital finance.

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Road safety is seriously threatened by foggy weather since it frequently results in decreased visibility and a higher chance of collisions. Conventional fog warning V2V communication systems are ineffective for real-time applications since they depend on infrastructure-based solutions or high-latency blockchain networks. To overcome these constraints, this study suggests a real-time fog detection and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) alert system that combines OpenCV-based image processing for fog detection with SUMO (Simulation of Urban MObility) to modify vehicle speed in low-visibility situations dynamically.The system records visual information in real-time, analyzes it to determine whether fog is present and how bad it is, and then sends out a warning. In the SUMO simulation, impacted cars are alerted when fog is detected, which causes them to slow down progressively to prevent crashes. This method is more affordable, lightweight, and scalable than sensor-dependent alternatives, allowing it to be adjusted for different road conditions without costly hardware installations.This system's low-latency warning transmission, which guarantees instant speed regulation upon identifying hazardous conditions, is one of its main advantages. Furthermore, realistic testing of traffic behavior in low visibility conditions is made possible by the SUMO-based simulation framework, which offers important insights into how cars ought to react in actual situations. According to experimental findings, dynamic speed adaption in foggy situations greatly improves road safety by lowering the likelihood of accidents and minimizing abrupt braking.

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Vehicle to Vehicle Communication-SUMO-OPEN CV

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Small and medium-sized sports goods firms in Jalandhar drive important economic results for India. The industry now faces multiple challenges that put its financial stability at risk, including market dependence on foreign countries, COVID-19 recovery, international rules and the need to change the business model. Our research studies rank the most critical obstacles faced by small and medium sports goods enterprises in Jalandhar through market research collection. A team studied financial performances at 100 SMEs and tested key relationships using statistical models and calculation methods. High export reliance combined with increases in shipping and material expenses puts serious risks to SME survival. International companies must follow strict workplace and environmental rules, which create financial stress for companies without understanding these policies and proper technical training. Companies using digital tools for business and manufacturing become more sustainable and better connected with their customers. More effective support programs combined with education offer the best way to help small enterprises meet all requirements while adopting digital transformation. Researchers should examine how businesses will keep adapting into the future while examining the benefits that government support offers to sustainable growth.

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Sports Goods Industry, SMEs, Economic Viability, Compliance Challenges, Digital Transformation, Global Market Dependence

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