Volume 12 | Issue 4 |

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Yoga being the ancient practice in India is contemplated as an Art and Science of healthy living. Yoga is the reunion of body, mind and soul. It is one of the most practiced art which focuses on breathing techniques to boost our mental and physical wellness. This practice is said to have originated many years ago in Ancient India and slowly advanced in other countries. This study explores the connections between traditional yoga practices and their contemporary expressions within Indian knowledge systems among youth. Through a review of Vedic texts and an analysis of modern yoga styles, the research unravels the historical evolution and cultural significance of yoga. The research examines the multifaceted nature of yoga, encompassing physical postures (asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama), and meditation (dhyana). It highlights the historical differences between ancient and modern yoga practices while exploring the emergence of new- age yoga forms. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the vitality of Indian knowledge systems and the ways in which yoga continues to connect youth with their cultural heritage in the modern age. A qualitative approach was adopted, using semi-structured interviews and participant observation. Data were collected from yoga practitioners aged 18-25 in urban and rural areas of India. The study highlights the multifaceted nature of yoga within Indian knowledge systems and its relevance to youth cultural identity. It suggests that yoga can promote cultural preservation and revitalization, foster resilience and well-being among youth, bridge traditional and modern values within Indian society.

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Youth cultural identity, yoga, Indian knowledge systems, modernity, resilience, wellness, socialization.

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Zebrafish are utilized in many fields and as a clever model for preclinical research. Because compared to other animal models, it is more convenient. This review paper primarily focuses on the benefits, anatomy, and application of the model in various disease conditions. Zebrafish is more convenient to use in study because of their anatomy, which is quite similar to that of humans. Its advantages over other animals are also greater. Zebrafish are utilized as smart models in a variety of disease conditions to study the situation in detail. The application of models of zebrafish in variety of illness conditions, such as cardiovascular disease, mental disorders, obesity, and larval styphaloccous infections, is the main topic of this review paper.

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Zebrafish , Embryo Toxicity, Tetragenicity

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The DC-DC converter has been focused as a very important part in different topologies in various applications. In recent years, DC-DC converters have become a popular device in electric vehicles, trolley cars, marine hoists, photovoltaic (PV) systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and fuel cell systems. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the design of a functional prototype of a DC-DC boost converter that can be used for 9-24 V and 9-48 V. DC-DC boost converter is basically a step-up converter that gives higher output voltage (Vo) compared to input voltage (Vin). It steps up the input voltage in order to achieve a higher output voltage. The boost converter, also known as a switch mode regulator, is popular due to its high efficiency and low cost. The voltage source and duty cycle play a crucial role in determining the output voltage. The boost converter circuit is crafted with MOSFET, resistor, capacitor, inductor, and diode.The boost converter's working principle is based on the inductor's ability to resist changes in current as its components. The Pspice software program is used to simulate and analyze the boost converter. The converter circuit model, with a specification of output power of 50W, input voltage of 9V, and operating frequency of 46kHz, was simulated to validate the designed parameters. The simulation results of the boost converter are assessed against the theoretical results.

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Boost converter, prototype, switch voltage, power supply, ripple voltage and ripple current.

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This project report deals with the analogizing and provide appropriate solution on the village problem. We define to make the village as a problem free. In village we identify three major problems like Solid waste management, Sewage water management, Scarcity of water. We analysis the problem and provide the appropriate solution on it. For the management of sewage water we tell them to construct the soak pit in every houses in village that reduces the sewage water and also increases the ground water level.for the solid waste we suggest the segregation and treatment plant. For the scarcity of water we suggest the rainwater harvesting and watershed management.

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Analysis the village problem, sewage water management, solid waste management provided appropriate solution

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Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease of unknown origin, characterized by tissue damage caused by autoantibodies and immune complexes. Dysfunctional T cells, B cells, and dendritic cells contribute to the production of autoantibodies. Key features include the activation of dendritic cells and continuous secretion of IFN-alpha (1). Diagnosis requires the presence of four or more symptoms among malar rash, discoid rash, photosensitivity, oral ulcers, non-reactive arthritis, pleuritis/pericarditis, renal disorders, neurological and hematological manifestations, and positive ANA tests (2). In Ayurveda, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is likened to Gambheera vatarakta, as the symptoms closely resemble those of SLE (3). Vatarakta is a disorder resulting from the imbalance of Vata and Rakta due to various factors. Dietary and lifestyle factors causing Vata imbalance lead to the obstruction of Vata in the circulatory system, resulting in Vatarakta. There are two types of Vatarakta: Uthana vatarakta, affecting superficial tissues with symptoms like skin and joint issues, and Gambheera vatarakta, a more severe stage impacting deeper tissues, including blood, bones, and joints. Gambheera vatarakta is characterized by systemic illness and joint pathology. The primary Dosha involved is Vata, and the affected tissues include Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, and Twak. Ayurvedic treatments, including Panchakarma procedures and internal medicines, are considered effective for managing this condition (4) (5).

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Vaatraktha, SLE, Snehapana, Basti, Shaman oushadhies.

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The purpose of this research is to examine and find out major travel problems faced by the people. In recent times there is an increase in travelling and taking a break from one's routine and going on a vacation has become a trend. There are a lot of problems faced by people while travelling which abstain them from going on a vacation. So this research brings out those problems to others knowledge and prove a solution to it. This research makes a study about what do people think of going on a vacation, is money a factor determines their travel, and do they get sick while travelling. This study concludes that money plays a major role in planning a trip or going on a vacation, some people do get sick while travelling but most of them love to travel and don't get affected by travel sickness. People take neutral stand when we ask them about the stress they undergo while travelling.

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Travel Problems, Economic Condition and Sickness.

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Problems like where products are delivered and returned might have an impact on the value of e-commerce. The study published in the publication discovered a relationship between time to delivery and timeliness and flexibility. Through efficient communication, the logistics sectors can keep a close eye on what is being delivered. The e-commerce business has grown rapidly over the last ten years thanks to companies like Alibaba and Amazon, which have made it feasible for customers to shop online, even from mobile devices. As customers start making more purchases from online retailers rather than traditional brick-and-mortar stores, there is an increasing need for logistic enterprises' services in the delivery of goods and packages. Following the epidemic, e-commerce growth significantly increased in strength, according to the research. Modern technologies are being used by businesses in the logistics sector more and more to optimize their operations. Amazon has emerged as the clear market leader in e-commerce because to their creative utilization of delivery trucks and cargo planes

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Key words: E-commerce, Logistics, Delivery time, Timeliness and Flexibility

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The challenges faced by visually impaired individuals in detecting objects and animals are significant. Our proposed solution involves integrating the YOLOv7 algorithm with deep neural networks (DNN), leveraging the COCO dataset for object recognition. This system communicates detected objects through voice feedback, aiding visually impaired users in understanding their surroundings. The utilization of YOLOv7, a proven system recognized for its accuracy in object detection, can greatly improve the effectiveness of our solution. By harnessing deep learning algorithms, the system has the potential to deliver more precise and reliable results, thereby enhancing the user experience for visually impaired individuals. To ensure success, it's crucial that the system's user interface and audio feedback are designed to be intuitive and easily understandable for visually impaired users. Incorporating user testing and feedback from individuals with visual impairments will be essential in refining the system to meet their specific needs and preferences. Additionally, continuous updates and enhancements to the algorithm and dataset will be vital to maintaining and improving the system's accuracy and performance over time, ensuring its ongoing effectiveness in assisting visually impaired individuals.

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YOLOv7 algorithm, Deep neural networks (DNN), COCO dataset, Object recognition, Voice feedback, Visually impaired individuals, User interface design, Accessibility, Deep learning algorithms.

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The present paper attempts to examine the socio-economic impact of progressive farmers. The study was conducted in 10 villages located in Bilaspur, Mungeli, and Janjgir- Champa districts. Data for the study was collected from a sample of 220 vegetable farmers. The socio-economic approach is mainly concerned with the social, economic, and political aspects of individuals or social groups in society. The socio-economic approach focused on identifying their internal characteristics such as, education, gender, wealth, health status, access to credit, access to information and technology, formal and informal (social) capital, political power, and so on. Variations of these factors are responsible for the variations in socioeconomic characteristics of farmers. This study reveals that majority of the respondents were middle-aged farmer, were having Upper primary level of education with nuclear family, mixed housing pattern, and following agriculture as the main occupation. The socioeconomic characteristics of farmers are important for better policy options. On the basis of the finding it is suggested that socio-economic status of the farmers can be improved by imparting technical knowledge/ training to vegetable farmers, increasing their education level and increasing their social participation.

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Education, income, media utilization, socioeconomic, vegetable farmer.

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the partition of India in 1947 stands as a pivotal moment in history, marked by mass displacement, violence, and the reconfiguration of national boundaries. Amidst the chaos and upheaval of partition, refugee women emerged as central figures, grappling with the loss of home, identity and security. This paper offers a comprehensive exploration of their experience, drawing upon a rich array of primary sources and scholarly research to illuminate the multifaceted dimensions of identity reconstruction, trauma, resilience, and societal change in post-partition India. Through a detailed analysis of their narratives, this study seeks to honor the voices and experiences of refugee women, shedding light on their enduring legacy of survival and resilience in the face of adversity.

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Beyond boarders: the resilience and identity of refugee women in Post-Partition India

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