Volume 11 | Issue 9 |

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This take a look at discovered that the client pleasure toward khadi merchandise . It is different from different ordinary merchandise this is the particular characteristic of khadi it creates ordinary emblem picture amongst client the private elements have an effect on play a first-rate function for khadi consumer .In this take a look at client pleasure are tested in Tiruppur city.

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Micro,small and Medium Enterprises,khadi,Globalisation,cluster development

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This is a prospective study carried out in the General Medicine Ward for a period of 12 months. The medication adherence of all the adult patients (>=18 years of age) of both gender needed to be assessed is included in the study. Vulnerable subjects were excluded from the study. Out of 100 patients, the distribution of males and females were found to be 66% and 34% respectively. This study shows that 77% were adherent to their medications and 23% were not. 72% has shown to have improved in their overall QOL and 28% of the patients showed no improvement in their overall QOL, out of which most were, geriatric patients due to multiple co morbidities, physiological changes and poly-pharmacy. The study findings revealed that geriatrics were more prone to develop T2DM with HTN. It is found that low socio economic status is one of the main reasons for non-medication adherence. This shows that the medication adherence have direct influence on patient's quality of life. So, increased medication adherence improves the overall QOL.

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Co- morbidities, Hypertension, Medication adherence, Quality of life, Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.

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India is the fastest growing economies in the world and startups are contributing efficiently towards our nation's growth. However, Lockdown has impacted our daily life and businesses most. India is known for young population and their innovative mindset because thousands of graduate people started their own startup every day and contribute their share in the GDP growth of country. Covid-19 pandemic hits mercilessly to our businesses and economy, the young founders had shut down their startups and some of them did combat to do survival in the market. Owner did pay-cuts from the salary of employees to limit the losses during the Pandemic. After a year of Lockdown market started to replenish the business losses quickly and started to gain their attractiveness with the help of e-commerce tools in INDIA. Government of India took initiative like - Start-up India scheme to suppress the economy crises in the country during Covid-19 period and provide tax relaxation, financial grants and subsidies to the entrepreneurs who started new-startups.

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START-UP, ENTREPRENEUR, BUSINESS, INDIA, ECONOMY, COVID-19, PENDEMIC.

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ABSTRACT: The aim of the study is to assess the effectiveness of planned teaching programme on knowledge regarding internet addiction among college students. The conceptual framework used in this study was based on J.W.Kenny's Open System Model. The study adopted an evaluative and pre experimental approach. 50 samples were selected by using probability systemic sampling technique in selected college at karur. The data was collected by using self-administered questionnaire to assess the level of knowledge before and after intervention. The data was analysed by using descriptive and inferential statistics. Descriptive statistics, Paired 't' test was used to assess the knowledge regarding internet addiction. There was a significant difference between the pre-test and post-test scores. There was a significant difference between pre-test and post-test knowledge scores of college students. This study concluded that planned teaching programme was highly effective to increase the knowledge regarding internet addiction among college students.

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EFFECTIVENESS, PLANNED TEACHING PROGRAMME, INTERNET ADDICTION, KNOWLEDGE, COLLEGE STUDENTS.

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The aim of this study work presented in this paper is to assess the quality of 1st class burnt clay bricks manufactured in 5 (five) different clay brick manufacturing industry in the Jorhat district of Assam. This study also attempts to understand the entire manufacturing process that is followed in clay brick manufacturing. 20 bricks samples were randomly collected from each of the 5 (five) clay brick manufacturing industries namely NBF, BBB, SBI, MAYUR and MAK to determine their physical and mechanical properties. In this regard, four principal quality tests such as Water absorption test, Efflorescence test, Compressive strength test and Dimension test was conducted and the test results were compared with IS recommended values. From the water absorption test, it was found that NBF, SBI and MAYUR met the IS requirement. The efflorescence test results for all the brick brands were found satisfactory as per IS Code of clay burnt bricks. The compressive strength of (14.72 - 17.82 N/?mm?^2) were within the class designation of burnt clay brick. The brick samples were observed to have length, width and height within the tolerance level. This study will be helpful to the researchers, policy makers and concerned authorities to perform the quality analysis test of 2nd and 3rd class clay bricks in future.

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Burnt Clay Bricks, Brick Manufacturing Industry, Quality Tests, Water absorption test, Efflorescence test, Compressive strength test and Dimension test, IS code.

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Large intestine cancer was occasionally identified a few decades back. It is currently the fourth most dangerous cancer in the globe, causing almost yearly deaths. Negative risk factors like avoirdupois, inactivity, and smoking, in addition to an ageing population and the dietary practices of high-income nations, raise the risk of large intestine cancer. A brief discussion of the genetic and environmental risk factors for large intestine cancer is provided in this critique. Familial, hereditary, lifestyle-related, and environmental variables are all recognized risk factors for large intestine cancer. Factors are significant because they have the potential to advance our knowledge of the disease. The survival rate is currently used to forecast a patient's outlook. If a first-degree relative has been identified with large intestine cancer or colonic polyps before the age of sixty, or if two or more first-degree relatives have been diagnosed with cancer or polyps at any age, the patient is considered to have a positive family history. There are numerous methods for examining the large intestine for cancer, including flexible sigmoidoscopy, endoscopy, enema, faeces chemistry analysis, and deoxyribonucleic acid faecal occult testing. The prognosis, survival, and course of therapy for the patient depend on the stage at which the cancer is discovered.

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large intestine cancer, Mortality, pathologic process, Risk factors, Survival, Tumoral markers

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Reactive oxygen species (ROS)-mediated diseases, characterized by oxidative stress and inflammation, pose significant challenges in the field of medicine. Bilirubin, a natural antioxidant derived from heme breakdown, has shown remarkable potential in scavenging ROS and mitigating their detrimental In recent years, the development of nanomedicines has emerged as a promising approach for targeted drug delivery and enhanced therapeutic efficacy. This review explores the utilization of bilirubin nanomedicines as a novel strategy for the treatment of ROS-mediated diseases. Various biocompatible nanoparticles, including liposomes, polymeric nanoparticles, and lipid nanoparticles, have been employed to encapsulate bilirubin, ensuring its stability and improving its pharmacokinetics. Additionally, surface modifications of nanoparticles with ligands enable targeted delivery of bilirubin to specific cells or tissues affected by oxidative stress. Conjugation of bilirubin to nanoparticles further enhances its stability, cellular uptake, and controlled release in response to ROS or other stimuli.

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bilirubin, nanomedicines, reactive oxygen species, oxidative stress, inflammation, drug delivery, targeted therapy.

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The research employs a comprehensive approach, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative methods. A thorough analysis of various recruitment sources, including online job boards, social media platforms, employee referrals, recruitment agencies, and traditional methods, is undertaken. These sources are assessed for their cost-effectiveness and their ability to attract candidates with the requisite skills and cultural fit. In today's competitive job market, organizations face the crucialtask of identifying the most effective recruitment sources to attract high-quality candidates while optimizing recruitment costs. This study delves into the multifaceted landscape of recruitment sources, aiming to explore their diverse facets and evaluate their influence on recruitment costs and the quality of candidates hired. By understanding the intricate relationship between recruitment sources, costs, and candidate quality, organizations can build a more efficient and successful recruitment strategy in an everevolving job market.

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Recruitment Sources, Recruitment Costs, Quality, Candidates

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The Internet is universal and pervasive in everyone's lives. For a medium that has fundamentally altered how individuals live their lives, its impact on the individual's psychology has been overlooked. The study helped shed light on the impact of psychosocial intervention on Problematic Internet Usage (PIU) among emerging adults from India and to assess its impact on Psychological Distress (PD) and Quality of Life (QoL). The intervention focused on areas including Systematic Desensitization, Mindfulness, CBT Techniques and aspects of Positive Psychology. Data was collected from a total sample of 168 emerging adults (43.5% male, 51.8% females and 4.8% of the participants preferred not to disclose their gender) through an online survey where Problematic Internet Usage Questionnaire by Demetrovics, Z. et al., Kessler Psychological Distress Scale and Quality of Life scale by B L Dubey et al. were used. Convenient sampling method was used to select participants for the intervention group (N=27). An independent sample t test was carried to understand the gender differences, results indicate the absence of the influence of gender in all three variables. Pearson correlation coefficient was used to analyze the relationship between variables. The results denote a significant correlation between PIU and PD and a significant negative correlation between PD and QoL. The results of paired sample t test denote that there's a significant difference in the pre-test and post-test of PIU and QOL. The study contributes to the understanding of how digitization has impacted one's life and mental health and offers suggestions on how to take a different perspective on problematic internet use in the future.

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Problematic Internet Usage, Psychological Distress, Quality of Life, Emerging Adults

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Necrophilia refers to an individual's attraction, whether sexual or asexual, towards deceased individuals. It is important to note that this behaviour is not considered a typical or conventional habit but rather classified as a paraphilic disorder. Drawing upon historical evidence and contextual inquiries, it may be argued that the presence of clutter is not only detrimental to the individual but also has negative implications for society as a whole. This phenomenon can portray an individual's heightened emotional arousal and captivation in dreams or actual instances of engaging in sexual activities with deceased people. The necrophile may derive pleasure from engaging in various activities with a deceased body, such as oral-genital contact, penile-vaginal intercourse, anal intercourse, or self-stimulation in the presence of a corpse. Psychological therapy, medications that decrease sex drive, and interventions aimed at enhancing social and sexual relationships can be beneficial in managing individuals with necrophilia. Necrophilia, also known as engaging in sexual activity with deceased individuals, is a behaviour that lacks comprehensive understanding within academic discourse. The phenomenon has also been observed in non-human organisms. The research conducted by multiple scholars and the analysis of past instances provide insights into the evolving perspectives of individuals with necrophiliac tendencies influenced by social, economic, and other contextual circumstances. However, the lack of a definitive resolution can be attributed to the absence of consensus across medical science and law fields. This article seeks to address the inquiry as to why there is a lack of stringent regulations pertaining to the aforementioned subject matter. This study aims to provide empirical insights into the phenomenon of necrophilia by examining its many typologies and etiopathology. Periodically, it becomes necessary to make modifications and draft new provisions. However, a lack of sufficient understanding and negligence towards this matter can lead to significant future consequences. As a result, the author has conducted a comprehensive examination of many elements and comparative legislations across different countries, employing a mixed-method approach. The author has employed quantitative techniques to provide potential remedies for enhancing the legal framework pertaining to necrophilia.

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Necrophilia, types of necrophilia, Liability for Necrophilia, crimes against dead, psychological therapy.

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