Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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Organizational politics, defined as the use of power and influence tactics to advance personal or group interests within an organization, profoundly impacts employee outcomes across various dimensions. This paper explores the dual effects of organizational politics on employees, highlighting both its detrimental and beneficial aspects. Negative implications include reduced job satisfaction, demotivation, and hindered career advancement, stemming from perceptions of unfairness and favouritism. Conversely, adept navigation of political landscapes can lead to increased innovation, efficiency in resource allocation, and career opportunities. The paper emphasizes the importance of organizational culture in mitigating negative impacts while fostering transparency, fairness, and accountability to promote positive employee outcomes.

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Organizational politics, job satisfaction, demotivation, hindered career advancement.

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Resilience is a dynamic and multifaceted trait that empowers individuals to navigate life's challenges with greater ease and effectiveness. This review aims to investigate the factors that contribute to building resilience, providing direction for future research projects. By fostering resilience, individuals can enhance their ability to thrive amidst adversity and lead fulfilling, meaningful lives. This paper provides insights into various essential aspects of developing resilience, such as a positive attitude, adaptability, problem-solving skills, and active efforts to maintain life balance, healthy social relationships, and a strong spiritual life. Additionally, it highlights the importance of acceptable compromises, clarity of professional identity, a sense of purpose, self-protection, risk-taking, self-awareness, promotion of positive emotions, cognitive flexibility, social support, life meaning, active coping, verbal expression of emotions, affect labelling, cognitive reappraisal behaviours, expressing gratitude, a growth mindset, and self-affirmation. Furthermore, it encourages exploration of the key determinants of resilience to ensure that future training programs are highly valuable.

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Edifying Resilience: A review study

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Abstract: This study investigates customer engagement marketing at Café Coffee Day, aiming to identify factors such as personalized communication, valuable content, seamless experiences, and emotional connections that influence customer engagement. Using non-random sampling with a sample size of 50 individuals from Medchal, data was collected through a structured questionnaire and analyzed using percentages and bar graphs. The results revealed that social media is the most used engagement channel, with 56% of respondents using it. Weekly interactions with the brand were reported by 36% of respondents, and 56% were satisfied with the brand’s engagement efforts. The study concludes that implementing targeted engagement strategies, including personalized recommendations, social media campaigns, and themed events, will enhance customer experience and loyalty at Café Coffee Day.

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Customer Engagement, Marketing, Personalized Communication, Customer Loyalty, Engagement Channels.

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Abstract: Siddha medicine is an ancient traditional medical system in the world. The medicine widely uses herbal based drugs and also contains herbo-mineral, animal products-based medicines. For the preparation of herbo-mineral, animal products-based drugs, herbs perform in major role. One of the Siddha herbal medicines, Nilavagai chooranam is used to treat various GIT illness such as malabantham (constipation), vanthi (Vomiting), gunmam (Peptic ulcer) and etc. The method of preparation is mentioned in Agathiyar vaiththiya rathina surukkam-360. The essential step was to develop the information survey of ingredients of the drug. An extensive review was distinguished from Siddha literatures and scientific resources such as peer- reviewed journals, thesis and etc. The present review provides an upgraded data almost of ingredients of Nilavagai chooranam into advance research aiming to validation of the drug as therapeutic value and fortifies the ethnopharmacology study. In this way, scientific validation is the most perfect way to create the development of herbal drugs.

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Keywords: Medicinal Plants, Nilavagai chooranam, Pharmacolgical activity, Review, Siddha properties.

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This paper provides a comprehensive exploration of hash-primarily based cryptographic schemes, delving into each their theoretical foundations and realistic implementations. Central to this investigation are the mathematical principles underlying hash features, including their critical houses consisting of collision resistance and pre-image resistance. Additionally, we elucidate the function of records systems like Merkle trees, which facilitate efficient verification of huge datasets even as preserving cryptographic protection

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Collision resistance, cryptographic security, data systems, efficient verification, hash functions, hashbased cryptographic schemes, large datasets, mathematical principles, Merkle trees, practical implementations, pre-image resistance, theoretical foundations

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ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: This study evaluated the long term outcomes of exercise therapy for adhesive capsulitis. In this study, we understood how to overcome pain and improves ROM of shoulder. In this, we studied on two group Group A and Group B. In Group A we were using therapeutic protocol of treatment and in Group B we were using the conventional physiotherapy treatment. METHOD: The research was a clinical experimental trial using convenient sampling having 30 participants from the college OPD of Sanskriti university. The inclusion criteria were Unilateral primary Adhesive Capsulitis., Age group 40-70 years old and Patients who had not taken physiotherapy treatment previously for same condition, while the exclusion criteria were Patients who had Adhesive Capsulitis secondary to Shoulder dislocation, fractures, reflex sympathetic dystrophy and rotator cuff tears, Previous reduction under general anaesthesia, Neurologic deficits affecting Shoulder function in normal daily activities or Injection with corticosteroids in the affected Shoulder in the preceding 4 weeks. The tools and instrumentations used were Shoulder Pain and Disability Questionnaire, consent form, Goniometer, SWD, Thera Band, Dumbbells, Wand, Moist pack, etc. RESULT: All shoulder ROM showed significant improvement in both groups when compared with paired t-test for within group analysis. Group A had a significant decrease of SPADI score as compared to Group B by the end of treatment. Group A reduced by 19.73 and for Group B reduction was 12.53. CONCLUSION: From the results obtained from this study it could be concluded that given therapeutic protocol is effective for management of Adhesive Capsulitis. It has been demonstrated that the given therapeutic protocol is more successful in managing adhesive capsulitis than conventional treatments. The patient's functional ability and joint mobility both improved as a result of this therapeutic protocol. Subjects did, however, considerably improve with both treatment approaches; the differences with the conventional treatment strategy were negligible. FUNDING: There was no funding related to this study.

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ROM SPADI

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Cerebrovascular accident is the medical term for a stroke. A stroke is when blood flow to a part of brain is stopped either by a blockage or the rupture of a blood vessel. Stroke is the third leading cause of death and the most common cause of disability in the developed and developing countries. Stroke is a major cause of disability, mainly caused by motor disorders. Although most patients show significant improvement in motor function soon after stroke, 75% of patients remain deficient in the upper limbs after 3-6 months. Constraint-induced movement therapy is a neurorehabilitation approach developed, characterized by the retention of the less affected upper limb and the forced use of the affected arm. The aim of the study is to compare the effect of Conventional therapy and Constraint-induced movement therapy on upper extremity function among stroke patient. A total of 30 Stroke patient were recruited into this study and randomly assigned into two groups, the control group and trained group. Data were collected before training and 3 months after completing the training program. The study is Quasi Experimental study design. The study was conducted at outpatient Department, Physiotherapy. Group A - Receives Conventional therapy (Experimental - I) Group B - Receives Constraint-induced movement therapy (Experimental group - II). The Inclusion criteria and Exclusion criteria are considered in this research.The result is that CIMT is proved to be more statistically significant and clinically effective intervention in comparison to motor relearning programme among the patients aged between 35-60 years. Constraint induced movement therapy is significantly effective in improving upper limb function than conventional therapy on cerebrovascular accident patient.

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Cerebrovascular accident, Stroke, Constraint-induced movement therapy, upper limb Hemiplegia.

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Abstract This paper explores the transformative role of the National Education Policy (NEP) in reshaping higher education within India. Amidst global shifts and local imperatives, the NEP stands as a pivotal framework aimed at modernizing educational practices, fostering innovation, and enhancing accessibility across the spectrum of higher education institutions. Through a critical analysis of policy objectives, implementation challenges, and anticipated outcomes, this study highlights how the NEP seeks to address longstanding structural deficiencies while aligning with contemporary educational paradigms. By examining the features, opportunities and challenges faced this research elucidates the NEP's potential to redefine educational landscapes, empower diverse stakeholders, and propel India towards a knowledge-driven future.

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Keywords: National Education Policy-2020, Higher Education, Opportunities, Challenges

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Terbinafine is a lipophilic substance, and is slightly soluble in water, and according to the BCS, terbinafine and its hydrochloride salt, terbinafine hydrochloride belong to Class II. The purpose of this research was to prepare Terbinafine hydrochloride niosomes in a trial to enhance the desired drug delivery properties. The nonionic surfactant vesicles of Terbinafine hydrochloride were prepared with the lipid mixture consisted of cholesterol and span 20 using reverse phase evaporation technique and evaluated for their morphological characteristics, entrapment efficiency as well as in-vitro drug release profile. The percentage entrapment efficiency was found to be 95% and drug content was found to be 96.7%. Thus niosomes could be a promising carrier for Terbinafine hydrochloride with desired drug delivery properties.

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Terbinafine hydrochloride, Niosome, Reverse Phase Evaporation Method

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Senior Citizen Saving Scheme is a government backed program which is primarily for the Senior citizen of India. This study is mainly concerned with the senior citizen which is available in Post Office, Public Sector Banks, Private Sector Bank. This study focus to know the perception of Investor and to know the Interest rate of this scheme

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Senior Citizen Saving Scheme, Investors, Satisfaction, Awareness.

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