Volume 14 | Issue 1 |

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The rapid advancement of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has fundamentally altered the conditions of literary production, compelling scholars to reconsider long-established concepts of authorship, originality, creativity, and literary value. This paper critically examines how AI disrupts traditional human-centric models of authorship and challenges the ethical, aesthetic, and cultural foundations of literature. Drawing exclusively on secondary theoretical and empirical scholarship, the study argues that AI does not signal the end of literature but rather exposes authorship as a distributed, relational, and institutionally mediated practice. The paper proposes a symbiotic model of authorship, wherein human intentionality, ethical responsibility, and cultural situatedness coexist with algorithmic textual productivity. By foregrounding reader reception, originality, literary labour, and the implications for marginal and indigenous literatures, the paper contributes a theoretically grounded framework for understanding literature in the age of artificial intelligence.

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Artificial Intelligence; Authorship; Literary Theory; Originality; Creativity; Digital Humanities; Reader Response; Literary Ethics

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Temples in Kerala have historically functioned not only as centers of religious worship but also as powerful institutions of social, economic, and political authority. This study examines the intricate relationship between ritual practices and power structures in the Sree Koodalmanikyam Temple of Irinjalakuda, situating it within the broader framework of the medieval sanketham system of Kerala. By analyzing ritual authority, administrative practices, and territorial autonomy, the paper explores how temples operated as quasi-sovereign entities that shaped governance, social hierarchy, and institutional control in pre-colonial Kerala. Special emphasis is placed on the unique office of the Thachudaya Kaimal, whose installation through elaborate political-religious rituals signified a rare instance of non-Brahmin ascendancy within a predominantly Brahmanical temple order. The study further traces the gradual erosion of ritual and administrative autonomy due to political conflicts between Travancore and Cochin, colonial judicial intervention, land reforms, and post-independence administrative restructuring. By viewing ritual as a historically grounded social practice, the paper highlights the political significance of temple rituals and their role in negotiating power relations, authority, and legitimacy in Kerala's socio-religious landscape.

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Koodalmanikyam Temple;Sanketham;rituals;Grama-kshetra;Melkoima rights

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Language shapes human identity and gives rise to literature, which acts as a bridge between cultures and generations. In Kokborok society, literary expression has largely evolved through oral traditions, with rhymes playing a significant role in cultural transmission. These rhymes, passed down across generations, reflect traditional lifestyles, rituals, and agrarian practices commonly referred to as the Hoda way of life. Although the exact origins of written Kokborok rhymes remain uncertain due to limited early documentation, existing collections offer valuable insight into the community's social and cultural framework. Beyond cultural preservation, Kokborok rhymes function as an engaging educational medium for children, promoting linguistic development and reinforcing cultural awareness.

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Keywords: Folk tradition, Culture, Oral literature, Lyrical expression, Sound, Identity

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Inclusive education is an educational approach that ensures equal learning opportunities for all children, regardless of their physical, intellectual, emotional, social, or linguistic differences. In primary education, inclusion plays a vital role in shaping positive attitudes toward diversity and equality from an early age. This paper examines the concept, importance, and implementation of inclusive education at the primary level. It analyzes the role of teachers, curriculum adaptation, classroom strategies, parental involvement, and institutional support in creating inclusive learning environments. The study highlights both challenges and solutions related to inclusive practices and concludes that inclusive education promotes academic achievement, social integration, and holistic development for all learners. Inclusive education is a new approach towards educating children with disabilities and learning difficulties with that of normal ones with same roof. It implies all learners with or without disabilities being able to learn together through access to common pre-school previous schools, community educational setting with an appropriate network of support services.

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Inclusive Education, Primary Education, Diversity, Equity, Special Needs, Holistic Development

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Environmental awareness has emerged as a critical component of primary education in response to growing ecological challenges such as climate change, pollution, deforestation, and resource depletion. This paper examines the importance of environmental education at the primary level in fostering sustainable attitudes and responsible behaviors among young learners. It explores how early exposure to environmental concepts enhances ecological sensitivity, conservation values, critical thinking, community responsibility, and lifelong sustainable practices. Key areas discussed include environmental literacy, conservation ethics, experiential learning, teacher-led sustainability initiatives, school-based eco-programs, parental involvement, curriculum integration, and institutional support. The study highlights that structured environmental education at the primary stage plays a vital role in shaping environmentally responsible citizens for a sustainable future.

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Environmental Awareness, Primary Education, Sustainability, Environmental Literacy, Conservation, Eco-friendly Practices

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This study examines the influence of consumer trust in digital platforms on the online buying behaviour of Generation Z consumers. Using a descriptive research design, primary data were collected from 138 Gen Z respondents through a structured questionnaire. Statistical tools such as Spearman's correlation, regression analysis, ANOVA, and PROCESS Macro (mediation and moderation analysis) were employed using SPSS. The findings reveal that consumer trust has a significant positive impact on online buying intention and behaviour. Online buying intention partially mediates the relationship between trust and actual buying behaviour. The study highlights that dimensions of trust such as security and privacy, reliability and transparency, platform reputation, information quality, and peer influence are crucial determinants of online purchase decisions. The results provide valuable implications for e-commerce firms, digital marketers, and platform developers in designing trust-oriented strategies to enhance consumer engagement and loyalty.

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Consumer Trust, Digital Platforms, Generation Z, Online Buying Behaviour, Purchase Intention, E-commerce

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Grammar is the root of a language. It is the root of any language in the world. Grammar arranges the words in a sentence in a proper way for speaking and writing in any language. Any complete sentences spoken are arranged with the use of grammar. Any written language in the world has rules to follow, and grammar plays a vital role in it.

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Keywords: Letter, vowel, consonant, sound, voice, case, gender

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Income and wealth inequality continue to pose deep-rooted structural challenges in India, carrying far-reaching consequences for economic stability, inclusive development, and effective policymaking. Consequently, accurate forecasting of inequality trends is crucial for evidence-based policy decisions. This study evaluates the suitability and comparative predictive performance of nonlinear machine learning and time-series techniques for forecasting income and wealth inequality in India. Departing from the constraints of traditional linear econometric models, the analysis employs Random Forest (RF), Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA), Support Vector Regression (SVR), Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) models to better capture the nonlinear relationships and temporal dynamics that characterize inequality processes. Drawing on historical inequality measures obtained from nationally representative secondary datasets, the forecasting models are developed and tested within a common analytical framework. Model performance is evaluated using Mean Absolute Error (MAE), Mean Squared Error (MSE), and Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE). The empirical evidence demonstrates that machine learning-driven approaches most notably XGBoost and LSTM outperform conventional ARIMA and other benchmark models in predictive accuracy. This advantage stems from their enhanced capacity to capture nonlinear dynamics and long-range temporal dependencies. The results highlight the growing importance of advanced machine learning methods as reliable and complementary instruments for forecasting inequality in emerging economies. Overall, the study makes a methodological contribution to the inequality forecasting literature and provides actionable insights for policymakers aiming to adopt data-driven strategies to track and mitigate income and wealth inequality in India.

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Income Inequality; Wealth Inequality; India; Forecasting; Machine Learning; Time-Series Analysis; Random Forest; ARIMA; Support Vector Regression; XGBoost; LSTM

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Ayurveda-The science of life put forward the two methods for maintenance of health. They are - i) Swasthasya swasthya rakshanam i.e. maintaining health by adopting proper preventive measures and ii) Aturasya vikar prashamana i.e. curing diseases by giving suitable treatment for the ailment. In Ayurveda the term 'Agni' is considered as the power which converts the ingested food substances from one form to another. Agni converts food in the form of substances which are accepted by the body. Ayurveda considers 'Dehagni' as fundamental cause of life, complexion, strength, health, nourishment, lustre, oja, teja and prana. In Ayurveda, Agnimandya is said to be the root cause of most of the diseases like Atisar, Grahani, Arsha etc. So it is important to understand the Concept of Agnimandya thoroughly to avoid the occurrence and reoccurrence of various diseases. In the present era of 21 st century Arsha has become more common and distressing disease. Symptomatic Arsha affect at least 50% of population at some phase during their lives with around 5% of population suffering at any given time. So it is important to take care of Agni to avoid Agnimandya and occurrence of various diseases.

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Agni, Agnimandya, Arsha, jathragni, Ama.

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Abstract: A fish market is a location where commercially significant fish and fish products are sold. In the city of Bhandara, there exist two varieties of fish markets: a regular fish market and a weekly fish market. The regular fish market is situated in the Kardha area of Bhandara, while the weekly fish market is found in the main city. The variety of fish is analyzed through the presence of specific species in catches by fishermen and examinations of local fish markets. Collected fish were identified using standard literature, photographed, and preserved in glass jars containing a 10% formalin solution. Fish from the orders Cypriniformes, Perciformes, Ophiocephaliformes, Beloniformes, Clupeiformes, and Mastacembeliformes were documented in Bhandara fish market. A significant group of fish is classified under the order Cypriniformes. Fishes from the order Cypriniformes are commonly favored in aquaculture methods. These fish are raised to meet the needs of consumers. Consumers primarily favor these fish because they grow larger and are highly nutritious and tasty. In the current study, we have indicated the presence of various types of fish at the Bhandara fish market. These investigations will aid in examining the freshwater resources of Bhandara District and will also assist in conducting research on these lines.

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Bhandara, Fish market, Cypriniformes, Aquaculture.

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