Volume 12 | Issue 8 |

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The world seems to be changing at a magnificent pace. A decade of technological advance and a strong social media presence has altered the way we live and communicate. COVID - 19 has changed the way we work and connect. The manner in which corporates pursue and address their responsibilities is also transforming. Corporates social responsibility is changing in meaning and in implementation. Over the past few years, India has inched up to become the third largest innovation and entrepreneurship hub globally. Incredible innovation is pouring in from every corner of our country. In the world of corporate social responsibility in India, CSR has evolved into a potent catalyst for social innovation. CSR has become a strategic priority for many corporates in India. Through various CSR initiatives Indian companies are not only addressing persistent social issues but also igniting innovative solutions to age-old problems. CSR evolves with the changing expectations and challenges of the society. In this paper some most important trends in CSR for the next decade and how they will shape the future of corporates and society will be discussed.

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Corporate Social Responsibility, corporate, sustainable practices, social innovation

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Good health depends on good nutrition. Iron Deficiency Anaemia (IDA) is one of the most endangering micro -nutrient malnutrition in India. Mild to severe anaemia not only damage the quality healthy life of the people and their work capacity and productivity. The World Health Organisation (WHO) report already identified Iron Deficiency Anaemia as world's most serious health risk factor. The vulnerable groups are pre-school children, school going children, adolescent girls, pregnant women and partially lactating women. Food fortification is a cost effective process of adding essential micronutrients to food products in order to combat malnutrition. So far, several iron fortification work has already being done with different vehicles like flour, sugar, milk, soya sauce, fish, meat etc. but the concept of fortifying pulse flour is a newer one as amongst different pulses green gram dhal is consumed by many people in India. It has already been established in various in-vitro studies that bioavailability of iron is enhanced when foods are fortified with extrinsic iron, ascorbic acid as iron absorption promoter and Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic acid (EDTA) and Sodium Hexa-Meta Phosphate (SHMP) as stabilizer, specially in acidic pH, however, in vivo study with animal model gives more better concept. In the present study green gram dhal flour was considered to be the vehicle of iron fortification in various combinations and those were used to feed female albino rats of same body weight to observe its effect on serum iron and serum ferritin level of those rats. The rats were kept on simple normal diet to accustom with the new laboratory environment and then they were segregated into different groups and put on anaemic diet for 15days to look into the blood parameter changes. They were fed with fortified green gram dhal flour and normal diet for another 15 days. Both the serum iron and serum ferritin levels of female albino rats were decreased than the initial blood level, after getting anaemic diet but they were significantly increased after being treated with the feed of normal diet with fortified green gram dhal flour. Thus it can be predicted that fortified green gram dhal flour has a direct positive impact on the serum iron and serum ferritin level of female albino rats.

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green gram dhal flour, female albino rat, serum iron, serum ferritin, fortification, ascorbic acid, EDTA, SHMP

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: Semiconductors are materials with electrical conductivity between that of conductors and insulators. They are the foundation of modern electronics, enabling the creation of smaller, faster, and more efficient devices. Semiconductors are used in a wide range of applications, including computers, smartphones, solar panels, and medical devices. The unique properties of semiconductors, such as their ability to control the flow of electrical current, make them essential for the development of advanced technologies. This abstract provides an overview of the properties, types, and applications of semiconductors, highlighting their significance in shaping the modern world. Semiconductors have indeed revolutionized the world, transforming the way we communicate, process information, and live our daily lives. Their impact on modern technology has been profound, enabling the development of smaller, faster, and more efficient devices that have transformed industries and societies.

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Keywords: semiconductors, electronics, conductivity, materials science, technology.

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On Mahatma Gandhi's death anniversary that falls on 30th January, India marks anti leprosy day every year. Since 1980s, the disease has a curable approach but the laws that govern are stuck in the British era. Currently, there are more than 100 laws that are from the British era. The lepers act of the raj era discriminate against persons with leprosy. The current article looks at the laws & social issues related to leprosy at state level, national level. Beginning with the historical perspective of leprosy, it delves into the therapeutics that also includes the homoeopathic therapeutics. The article discusses the Essential Medicine (EM) properties & popularity of homoeopathy in the Indian context. The article suggests a treatment protocol based on homoeopathic system of therapeutics. Further, the article discusses the concept of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) of World Health Organization (WHO) in which leprosy is one of the NTDs. This is one such NTD where the disease is completely curable but social issues related to leprosy have eclipsed the accrued therapeutic benefits since last 44 years. The cure for the disease is available since 1980. As social issues are tightly embedded in the entire leprosy domain, it is time to take benefit of the cultural factor related to homoeopathy. Homoeopathy came from Germany but India adopted it so whole heartedly that it became a part of the cultural integration in the context of medical pluralism. The article sees the role of homoeopathy of the AYUSH ministry through this unique lens.

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Leprosy, Homoeopathy, Miasm, NTD, NLEP, MDT

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"TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF MUSIC ALONG WITH AEROBICS AND YOGA (WITHOUT MUSIC) ON FUNCTIONAL INACTIVITY IN POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN."

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"TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF MUSIC ALONG WITH AEROBICS AND YOGA (WITHOUT MUSIC) ON FUNCTIONAL INACTIVITY IN POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN."

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The concept of Swatantra and Paratantra Vyadhi in Ayurved delineates independent and dependent disease conditions, respectively, providing a nuanced understanding of pathology and treatment strategies. This paper explores Paratantra Hrudroga, or cardiac disorders dependent on other causes, as outlined in Ayurvedic texts. Through a conceptual study, various Paratantra Hrudroga conditions are analyzed, elucidating their etiology, clinical manifestations, and treatment principles. Conditions such as Agnimandyaj Hrudroga and Udavartaj Hrudroga underscore the influence of digestive and urinary system dysfunction on cardiac health, while disorders like Unmadjanya Hrudroga highlight the impact of mental and emotional factors. Lifestyle-related factors, including alcohol consumption and sedentary habits, also contribute to Paratantra Hrudroga. Integrating Ayurvedic principles into contemporary cardiology practice can enhance therapeutic approaches and promote holistic well-being. This exploration of Paratantra Hrudroga contributes to the evolution of personalized and integrative approaches to cardiac care, aligning with the holistic ethos of Ayurved.

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Paratantra Hrudroga, Ayurved, Cardiac health, Holistic approach

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ABSTRACT :- Administration is an heart of the state the people is fully enjoy all programmes of the state must be involving and getting the benefits in all respects. State is conducted more and more programmes as on the establishments of the constitutional law. Like fundamental rights and directive principles of the state policy. Article (12-35 and 36-51) and other articles already implementing to improvement of public life or commons life of the state.

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INTRODUCTION :- Administrative activity are the grass routs of good governance. The best good governance programmers are establishment of welfare state as on the modern democratic principles. India is one of the greatest democratic and decentralization administration country. Besides it is also traditions and beliveness in the moral ethics and other devotional principals. But now a days human entering to the modern scientific life and open opportunities without discrimination of the men and wo

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The article titled "Right to Education and Legal Framework for Digital Education in India" explores the evolution of the right to education in India and its intersection with the rapidly growing domain of digital education. The right to education, recognized as a fundamental human right, has been central to India's efforts to promote social and economic transformation, particularly in addressing historical inequities. The article discusses how the Indian legal and regulatory framework has adapted to the challenges and opportunities presented by digital education, which has become increasingly relevant in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic highlighted both the potential and the limitations of digital education, especially in a diverse country like India, where disparities in access to technology can exacerbate existing inequalities. The article further delves into the statutory system governing the right to education in India, focusing on key legislative milestones such as the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 (RTE Act) and its subsequent amendments. It also examines the role of the judiciary in shaping the legal landscape of digital education, emphasizing the need for a robust legal framework to address emerging issues such as data privacy, cybersecurity, and the regulation of educational technology platforms. Additionally, the article explores the implications of recent policy developments, including the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the proposed NEP 2024, which aim to integrate digital technologies into the education system while ensuring equity and inclusivity. The article concludes by addressing the challenges and prospects of harnessing digital education to fulfil the promise of universal education in India, underscoring the importance of a supportive legal and regulatory framework to ensure that digital education is accessible, equitable, and of high quality for all students.

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Right to Education, Digital Education, India, Legal Framework, National Education Policy

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: Cancer is a genetic disorder that results from genetic or epigenetic altera red if diagnose in eary stage of life. Treatmend of cancer depends on the tions in the somatic cells and has abnormal cell growth which may be spread to other body parts. cancer is due to uncontrolled growth of cell which can be cu various internal and external factors causing cancer. The number of treatments are now available those days such as gene therapy, chromatoghraphy, surgery,radiadtion therapy, immunotherapy, etc.Cancer are diagnose by different treatment.

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: Cancer, Carcinogen ,Prevalance

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Globally, cancer has been associated with a significant morbidity rate. Although there have been significant advancements in screening, prognosis, control, and survivorship over the past few decades, there are still challenging circumstances in providing individualized and record-oriented care. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer technology that is used for automation and prediction. It has become a promising solution to improve healthcare and promote accuracy in the field. Oncology AI programs include, but are not limited to, improving tumor molecular biology knowledge, optimizing most cancer investigations, and developing scientific practice (e.g., predicting the association of a few factors and outcomes - analysis and reaction). In this study, we examine the state of AI in cancer today, spanning its fundamentals, current advancements, and future prospects.

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Keywords: Artificial intelligence, cancer prognosis, Data integration, Oncology

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