Volume 13 | Issue 6 |

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Healthy status of women is very much needed for society. In today's fast and competitive world, there is change in the lifestyle of women which leads to their physical and mental stress, women mostly gets affected by this environment and are prone to Gynaecological problems like vulval itching, white discharge, burning micturition, dyspareunia and vaginal infections. In Ayurveda many local therapies i.e Sthanika Chikitsa are described for the management of common gynecological disorders. These local therapies basically play an important role in the Disorders of TryavartaYoni. Sthanik Chikitsa preferably includes Yonidhawan (Douche of vagina),Yoni-Pichu (Tampooning per vaginum), Yoni Dhoopan (Fumigation of vagina), Yoni-Varti (Vaginal suppository), Yoni- Lepana (Vaginal painting), Yonipuran ( Vaginal packing),Yoni Parisheka, Pinda Chikitsa, Uttarbasti (Medicated oil or decoction is pushed into the uterine cavity through vagina), Agnikarma (Cauterization) and Ksharakarma (Chemical cauterization) etc. In the conseptual study all these local therapies are revised through ancient Samhitas, and these therapies are reviewed with their meanings, indications, procedures, application site.The main intend behind it to motivate most of the Ayurveda gynecologists for the use of Sthanika Chikitsa in day to day practice by providing them all the information in brief.

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Sthanik Chikitsa, Ayurveda, Yonivyapad, Streerog.

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This study looks into the risk factors and prevalence of pre-diabetes in young adults between the ages of 19 and 22. Early detection of pre-diabetic conditions is essential to putting preventive measures into place, as the incidence of diabetes is on the rise globally. In order to gather information on demographics, lifestyle factors, family history, and physiological indicators like blood pressure and blood glucose levels, the study used a cross-sectional survey design with 200 participants. The results show that a sizable portion of participants have symptoms that are in line with pre-diabetic conditions, which are greatly impacted by variables like a sedentary lifestyle, irregular eating patterns, and a family history of diabetes. In order to stop pre-diabetes from developing into type 2 diabetes, the study highlights the significance of early screening, awareness, and lifestyle changes among young adults

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Pre-diabetes, Young adults, Lifestyle factors, Blood glucose, Type 2 diabetes prevention

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This research paper explores the transformative role of web applications in enhancing digitization and streamlining service delivery across three critical sectors: agriculture, e-commerce, and government. By analyzing real-world systems such as an agricultural web portal, online shopping platforms, and a government job alert web app, the study highlights how these applications reduce manual effort, improve efficiency, ensure data accuracy, and provide user-friendly interfaces. The implementation of web technologies enables seamless access, real-time updates, and scalable solutions tailored to evolving user needs. The paper concludes that web applications significantly contribute to the digital infrastructure, empowering users and stakeholders through improved accessibility, reliability, and service reach.

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Transforming Services through Web Applications: A Comparative Study of Agriculture, E-Commerce, and Government Sectors

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Arsha is the commonest anorectal condition seen in the practice of proctology. Recent statistics reveals that more than 60% of population suffers from this disease. In modern Arshas can be correlated with hemorrhoids. Chronic constipation is a most common cause of hemorrhoids. Usually due to chronic constipation more pressure exerted on Haemorrhoidal veins as they have not contain any extra bony support hence it causes friction in the region which leads to varicosity of Haemorrhoidal veins which again due to chronic constipation yet strained and burst resulting in formation of haemorrhoidal mass. Bleeding per rectum, Pain, Constipation, Itching, Burning sensation are the characteristic features of Hemorrhoids. Yoga is a collection of body postures but total living an eternal source of scintillating health and happiness Yoga can help ease the pain and discomfort of digestive troubles like constipation. Yoga alleviates constipation. The way yoga benefits digestive system is through twisting poses, inversions, and forward folds. These poses massage to digestive organs, increase blood flow and oxygen delivery, aid the process of peristalsis, and encourage stools to move through digestive system. Doing yoga regularly can result in regular, healthy bowel movements with postures of different Yogasanas like Vajrasana, Halasana, Paschimottasana, Matsyasana, Sarvangasana, Bhujangasana.

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Arshas, Hemorrhoids, Yoga, Yogasana

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Chatbots are key tools for intelligent communication, offering real-time, automated responses across various domains. This paper introduces a Python-based, voice-enabled chatbot tailored for academic environments. It supports both speech and text input/output, using natural language processing (NLP), speech recognition, and text-to-speech (TTS) to handle user queries effectively. The system utilizes a structured JSON knowledge base to provide quick, context-aware responses on topics such as admissions, courses, and facilities. Built with libraries such as speech recognition, pyttsx3, and json, it ensures smooth, intuitive interaction without complex navigation. Notably, the chatbot operates offline, making it suitable for areas with low connectivity. Its modular design also supports future enhancements, including sentiment analysis, multilingual features, and cloud integration. This paper highlights how AI-driven voice interfaces can enhance human-computer interaction, streamline academic support, and improve access to institutional information.

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Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning (ML), emotional recognition, ELIZA, Neural Conversational Model, GPT-3, voice-enabled chatbot, Levenstein Distance algorithm, lemmatization, fuzzy matcher.

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This article examines the historical development of juvenile justice in India from 1773 to 2000, analyzing legislative and institutional reforms across four phases: pre-legislative (1773-1850), colonial legislative (1850-1919), state-driven (1919-1950), and post-constitutional (post-1950). Using primary sources (statutes, colonial reports) and secondary legal scholarship, the study traces the shift from punitive to reformative approaches, influenced by British, American, and Swedish legal frameworks, Indian constitutional mandates, and international conventions. Findings highlight the recognition of juvenile developmental needs, establishment of specialized courts, and reduction of criminal liabilities for minors. The article underscores the interplay of colonial governance, indigenous advocacy, and global standards in shaping a welfare-oriented juvenile justice system.

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Juvenile justice, India, colonial legislation, reformation, constitutional law, international conventions

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The purpose of the present study is to investigate the relationship of Academic Success of student-teachers with Teaching Aptitude and Attitude Towards Teaching Profession. The study group was consisted of students teachers (N=300) from three types of colleges of education in Chennai and Kancheepuram districts of Tamilnadu, India, affiliated to the University of TNTEU. The methodology of the study was survey and data were collected by using Teaching Aptitude Test (DSTAT) designed by Dr. Surender S. Dahiya and Dr. L. C. Singh and the scale to measure Attitude Towards Teaching Profession developed and standardized by the researcher. The scores for Academic Success had been derived from the scores of results of the B.Ed examination conducted by the colleges of TNTEU for the session 2024-25. The findings of the study revealed that in case of Teaching profession, male student teachers had better Attitude Towards Teaching Profession.

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Academic Success, student-teachers, Attitude Towards Teaching Profession teacher education.

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Skin diseases are one of the most common health disorders worldwide, but early and correct diagnosis is a problem, particularly for areas with an inadequate supply of dermatologists. The current paper offers an end-to-end diagnostic system entirely based on deep learning methods for detecting and classifying different skin diseases from dermatoscopic images. With the help of convolutional neural networks (CNNs), the model learns and extracts complex skin patterns from images automatically without manual feature engineering. Having been trained on a publicly available dermatology dataset, the system shows robust performance for various skin types and disease classes. With the help of the power of deep learning, this method presents a scalable and effective solution that can help healthcare workers and possibly introduce dermatological screening systems to low-income populations. The findings discuss the revolutionary power of AI in enhancing access to correct skin disease diagnosis.

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Deep Learning, Skin Disease Detection, Computer-Aided Diagnosis, Image-Based Disease Prediction, Automated Diagnosis, Medical Image Classification.

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it is not easy to read textual information in scanned images when the font style or the writing script is different a lot of work has been done on English text though Indian scripts have not been given much attention one of the most common is Devanagari used in Hindi Sanskrit Marathi and Kashmiri in the recent past scholars have been engaged in attempting to decode Devanagari letters the contribution of the present study is that it compares the four data-driven models namely Multi-layer Perceptron k-nearest neighbors support vector machine and random forest with two feature selection methods deep Convolutional model and histogram of oriented gradients the comparison will help in future research in getting better accuracy in recognition of scanned text in Indian languages

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Keywords- Structural recognition, Image-based text extraction, Method comparison, Artificial neural network, KNN classifier, SVM algorithm, Image gradient histogram.

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Raktapradar, a term from Ayurvedic literature, corresponds closely to Menorrhagia in modern medical science. Both refer to excessive and/or prolonged uterine bleeding during menstruation. While modern medicine primarily attributes this to hormonal imbalances, uterine pathologies, or systemic diseases, Ayurveda views it as a result of vitiated Doshas, especially Pitta and Rakta. This review explores the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment of Raktapradar/Menorrhagia from both Ayurvedic and modern medical perspectives.

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Comparative Review Article on Raktapradar (Menorrhagia) in Ayurveda and Modern Medicine

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