Volume 12 | Issue 8 |

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In trading, investing, and finance, two approaches help investors analyze markets and securities: fundamental and technical analysis. Each helps evaluate investment opportunities, and many traders blend both for a more comprehensive view. Fundamental analysis focuses on the quality of an asset, while technical analysis looks at market trends as an indicator of value. Fundamental analysis is used in finance to evaluate the intrinsic value, the real worth, of a security or whole sectors and markets. For a company stock, fundamental analysis is used to scrutinize income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements. Fundamental analysis is generally for those looking for long-term value. Technical analysis evaluates financial assets, such as stocks, currencies, or commodities, by reviewing the historical price and volume data. Unlike fundamental analysis, which focuses on the intrinsic value of an asset, technical analysis examines the volume and price of shares over time. Intrinsic Value for Share Brokers: It is the real value of share calculated by the investor and it may not be equal to the Book Value of share. Intrinsic value, also known as real value, is the estimated or calculated value of a stock, company, currency, or product. It's a theoretical concept that's based on both qualitative and quantitative factors, and it may or may not be the same as the current market price.

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Shares, Economy Analysis, Industry Analysis, Company Analysis, Fundamental Analysis and Company Analysis

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An experiment was conducted during four years of 2018 to 2022 under laboratory conditions at College of Agricultural Information Technology, Anand Agricultural University, Anand, Gujarat to study the effect of magnetic field on germination and seedlings growth of cumin. Cumin seeds were exposed with three levels of static magnetic field intensities of 100, 200 and 300 mT having 15, 30 and 45 minutes of exposure time. Cumin variety "Gujarat Cumin 4 (GC 4)" was taken for this experiment. From the experimental results, it was found that the exposure of magnetic field increased the germination percentage, seedling fresh and dry weight, root and shoot length as well as seedling vigour as compared to no exposure. However, exposure of 300 mT magnetic field applied to the cumin seeds for 45 minutes was recorded significantly higher germination percentage, seedling fresh weight, dry weight, root and shoot length and seedling vigour index I and vigour index II.

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Static Magnetic field, germination percentage, seedling vigour index I and II

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Sikar region of Rajasthan is devided in six tehsils which are Sikar Fatehpur, Lichmangarh, Srimadhopur, Neemkathana And Data ramgarh Areas are endowed with rich vegetation and the local people nicely learnt to use the areas vegetation resources including health care. These people successfully treat many difficult diseases using plant based medicines. Recent survey for Ethno medicinal plants among the people of these localities the use of 17 species of Angiospermic plants. Different type of uses of the recorded plants are presented and discussed in the Article.

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Ethno Medicinal Herbal of Sikar District of Rajasthan

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ABSTRACT Cyanide exists various forms in nature as a salts of Sodium, Potassium and Calcium beside these, hydrogen cyanide or hydrocyanic acid or prussic acid is produced by number of plants of the World flora. In plants Cyanogenesis is a bio-chemical defense mechanism to protect themselves from microbies as well as from herbivore. Amygdalin, Dhurrin, Prunasin Linamarin , Lotaustaralin Cardoispermin etc. are the cyanogenic glycosides present in plants. On hydrolysis these glycosides release hydrogen cyanide. In the present study the quantative estimation of total cyanide in some of the members of the Acanthaceae family from Nanded district of Marathwada region of Maharashtra state has been reported.

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Key Words:- Cyanogenesis, Cyanogenic glycosides, Prussic acid, Microbes , Toxicity etc..

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The paper titled "Enhancing Workplace Hygiene: A Study of Industry Practices in Kurnool District" examines the relationship between workplace hygiene and employee satisfaction across various industries in Kurnool District. Through a descriptive-analytical approach utilizing primary and secondary data, the research explores the hygiene conditions in industries like Cement, Alkaline, and Agro-Processing. The study reveals that the Cement Industry consistently ranks higher in employee satisfaction with workplace cleanliness, sanitation facilities, and access to clean drinking water, while the Alkaline and Agro-Processing industries report lower satisfaction levels. The findings highlight significant disparities in labour welfare practices and suggest the need for targeted improvements in hygiene, sanitation, and water facilities. Additionally, the study recommends implementing awareness programs to educate workers about their rights and the welfare measures available to them, ensuring periodic assessments to align welfare facilities with workers' needs.

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Workplace Hygiene, Employee Satisfaction, Labour Welfare

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The National Education Policy (NEP) of 2020 in India emphasizes a comprehensive and multilingual learning experience, marking a paradigm shift in the national educational system. This paper addresses the influence of NEP 2020 on English language proficiency, which has become essential for professional and academic achievement in today's globalized world. This study investigates the approaches and initiatives offered by NEP 2020 to improve English language proficiency among students, taking into account the socio-cultural and economic considerations. The overall approach acknowledges the value of English as a means of success while promoting multilingualism through a flexible and diverse educational framework. Apart from that, it explores the potential impact of such measures on enhancing students' global competence, preparing them for a competitive and integrated world. This study investigates how the NEP 2020 and related educational reforms intend to boost global competence through better English language abilities. The study examines policy documents, curriculum modifications, and pedagogical practices to highlight significant initiatives such as multilingual education, interpersonal skills promotion, Assessment and Evaluation Reforms and the use of technology in language learning. It investigates how these reforms affect students' abilities to engage in global representations, gain access to international resources, and effectively participate in a globalized economy. The findings indicate that while NEP 2020 is an important step toward improving English proficiency, its successful implementation will be dependent on resolving issues like teacher preparation, resource allocation, and regional disparities in society.

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National Education Policy-2020, English Proficiency, language education,

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Aiment Empowerment paise confidence of ailment in their ability to lead the meaning ful and purposeful live .It is in the interest of the society to make full use of its human resources. The full be- night of development can only be realised with peoples participation and the socio- economic, political role of aiment cannot be separted from the total frem- work of development In a UN declarati-on" Elimination of discrimination against women " in 1967 it was stated that --discrimination against women is incompatible with human dignity and the welfare of the family and of society,pre-vents their participation on equal terms with men in the political social, econom-c and cultural life of their countries and is an obstacle to the full development of the potentialities of women in the services of their countries and humanity. Human Rights are the moral claims I which are inalienable and inherent in all human beings by virtue of their humanity alone this is a universal concept and has been accepted by all the nation's.

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Women, Society, Economy, Human rights

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This paper investigates the theme of political alienation in the poetry of Al-Baroudi, a contemporary Egyptian poet known for his incisive social commentary and critical engagement with power structures. Al-Baroudi's verses are marked by a sense of disillusionment, dissent, and estrangement from mainstream political ideologies, reflecting the poet's deep skepticism towards authority and the status quo. Through an analysis of selected poems by Al-Baroudi, this study explores how the poet articulates feelings of political alienation, disenchantment, and disconnection from the dominant narratives of power and governance.

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Political, Alienation, Injustice, Tyranny, Ruling elite

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Male genital dermatoses, Venereal Dermatoses, Non-venereal dermatoses

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Sewage irrigation of local crops is common in developing countries where centralized sewage treatment plants (STPs) are still not functioning. Under a low-cost approach, sewage irrigation has been promoted not only to dispose of sewage locally and safely but at the same time also to reduce the cost of chemical fertilizer inputs in local crops. This study aimed to investigate the role of continuous sewage irrigation practices on heavy metal bioaccumulation in coriander grown in the periphery of Sri Ganganagar City, India. The leaf samples were collected from some selected sewage-irrigated sites of the city and analysed for the heavy metal load. Soil metal load was also analysed and results showed values in the ranges (mg kg-1) of 58.71 - 90.52 mg kg-1, 14.85 - 24.70 mg kg-1, 15.42 - 24.62 mg kg-1, 16.85 - 30.25 mg kg-1, 17.85 - 27.52 mg kg-1, 1.52 - 5.16 mg kg-1 and 15.85 - 25.01 mg kg-1 for Fe, Zn, Pb, Ni, Cu, Cd and Cr. Results suggested a high content of heavy metals in coriander : Fe (226.20 mg kg-1), Zn (26.77 mg kg-1), Pb (6.83 mg kg-1), Ni (42.92 mg kg-1), Cu (14.50 mg kg-1), Cd (16.07 mg kg-1) and Cr (73.95 mg kg-1). The high values of bioconcentration factor (BCF) suggested the translocation of heavy metals from soil to plant vegetative parts. The metal level was higher than the safe limits for a few metal species which indicates a high daily metal intake in the residents due to a high load of metals in vegetables grown in sewage-irrigated belts. The present study revealed that the continuous consumption of such contaminated vegetables could pose serious health hazards to residents of the concerned area.

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Metal toxicity, Bioaccumulation, Wastewater irrigation, Soil contamination

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