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Abstract: Today is the very important topic on the debate of the implementation of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India which has been a very awaiting and controversial question, which reflects diverse perspectives, interests, and concerns. In this research paper we are highlighting about an in-depth analysis of the challenges, prospects, and stakeholder perspectives related to the Uniform Civil Code in India. This paper starts with an overview of the concept of what is Uniform Civil Code? And its intention in promoting gender equality, secularism, and social justice. In this context of the UCC in India, many debates arise during framing this in Indian Constitution and the successive legislative and judicial efforts towards its implementation. Referring on a review of academic literature, research studies, government reports, legal documents, and media sources, the paper pioneers the potential benefits and disadvantages of implementing a Uniform Civil Code. It examines the legal, political, social, and cultural challenges involved in enforcing legal reforms in a diverse and naturalistic society like India. This paper discusses strategies for concurrences building and stakeholder involvement, stressing the importance of inclusive dialogue, education, advisory processes, and political leadership in gaining the cause of legal reform. It interrogates the role of the judiciary, civil society organizations and political actors in shaping the exchange and lobbying public opinion on the UCC. It discusses the current condition, on-going initiatives, latest developments, and future outlooks for advancing the UCC agenda in India.

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Key Words: Uniform Civil Code, Implementation, Challenges, Perspectives and India

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Agility, SAQ Training, Interval Training, Sand Training and Football Players

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The vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 emphasizes the creation of a prosperous, inclusive, and globally competitive India through innovation, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and self-reliance. Start-ups, supported by Atal Incubation Centres, are emerging as dynamic engines of growth by generating employment, fostering creativity, and building a knowledge-driven economy. These centres not only provide mentoring and resources but also cultivate an ecosystem where innovative ideas can be translated into scalable solutions for national development. Simultaneously, initiatives such as the Smart Cities Mission are reshaping urban landscapes with technology-enabled governance, sustainable infrastructure, and improved quality of life, ensuring cities act as hubs of growth and innovation. Complementing this, the Digital India Mission is bridging the digital divide, promoting e-governance, and empowering citizens through accessible technology. The Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat Mission reinforce economic self-reliance by encouraging indigenous manufacturing, attracting investments, and strengthening India's position in global value chains. On the other hand, the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan contributes to health, sanitation, and environmental well-being, forming the foundation for a healthier and more productive society. Innovation stands as the unifying thread across these initiatives, ensuring synergy and long-term impact. Together, these programs reflect a comprehensive development model where economic progress, technological empowerment, environmental sustainability, and social inclusion converge. Their integrated implementation is crucial in achieving the goals of Viksit Bharat, paving the way for India to transform into a self-reliant, technologically advanced, and globally respected nation by 2047.

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Viksit Bharat 2047, Innovation and Start-ups, Digital India Mission, Atmanirbhar Bharat, Sustainable Development etc.

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The Limitation Act of 1963 is a critical piece of legislation in India that establishes time limits within which legal actions must be initiated. It aims to provide certainty and promptness in the resolution of disputes, thus promoting the efficient administration of justice

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1. Time Bars: Specifies time limits (limitation periods) for various types of claims, typically ranging from 1 to 30 years, depending on the nature of the claim. 2. Period of Limitation: Defines the duration within which a suit must be filed after the cause of action arises. 3. Computation of Period: Provides rules on how to compute the limitation period, including exclusions for certain circumstances such as fraud or disability. 4. Extension and Condonation: Outlines provisions for extending li

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The SDGs Journey (2015-2025): India's Achievements, Challenges and Future Prospects

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The SDGs Journey (2015-2025): India's Achievements, Challenges and Future Prospects

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The 21st century has witnessed a dramatic transformation in food habits worldwide, influenced by globalization, urbanization, technological advancement, and the pervasive reach of foreign food culture. This study examines the changing dietary patterns of adolescents and young adults, focusing on the adoption of fast foods, processed items, and westernized dietary preferences, alongside the persistence of traditional diets. The research employs a mixed-method approach, combining secondary data analysis from national and international surveys with primary observations and interviews among rural and urban populations. Findings indicate a significant shift toward high-calorie, low-nutrient foods among younger populations, particularly in urban settings, while traditional diets remain more prevalent in rural households. The study also highlights the role of socio-economic status, parental education, media influence, and peer groups in shaping dietary choices. The research further reveals that despite increased exposure to foreign foods, awareness regarding nutrition and healthy eating remains inconsistent. Policy implications emphasize the need for nutrition education, promotion of traditional foods, and regulation of fast-food marketing targeting adolescents.

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Food Habits, Dietary Patterns, Fast Food, Traditional Diet, 21st Century, Globalization, Nutrition

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The Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector plays a vital role in the economic and social development of India. It contributes significantly to employment generation, equitable distribution of income, balanced regional development, and promotion of indigenous technology. The Government of India, recognizing the importance of MSMEs, has introduced several policies and schemes to strengthen this sector. Among the various institutional mechanisms, the District Industries Centres (DICs) were established to act as the nodal agency for supporting MSMEs at the district level. DIC for MSME is a crucial part of India's industrial ecosystem, and hence concludes. DICs further support MSMEs by providing financial support, training programs and access to government schemes. These resources can serve as benefits for entrepreneurs in starting, keeping and growing businesses. Some challenges still exist, however, but DICs help small businesses thrive in a market where competition is fierce. DICs should offer their services as entrepreneurs should take full advantage of their services to propel their businesses towards success. The Government's continued effort to support MSMEs along with the resources provided by DICs will help India's industrial sector grow. Collaboration and awareness will allow MSMEs to continue to contribute to the country's economy, and provide jobs while promoting sustainable development.

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District Industries Centres (DICs), Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), Virudhunagar District, Entrepreneurs, SIDBI

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ABSTRACT The role of Technology spreads all over the three sectors of the economy irrespective of development levels in the world. The fruits of technology are enjoying the people. We can find the foot prints of technology in developed countries. The advancement of technology is lacking behind in underdeveloped countries and developing countries. India has been recognized ad self sufficient country in food grains due to green revolution where technology had been used. Today new technologies like digitization in Agriculture is implementing in Indian Agriculture. As a part of this drone technology is using in Agriculture which the idea is bring to drive economy in progressive path and causes to bring second revolution in Agriculture in the country. The productivity of groundnut is significantly increased after using of drone technology in selected area of Nandyala district.

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Key words: productivity. Digitization, Ground nut, Drone Technology, Labour, Capital, Isoquants, Variable.

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The goal of targeted drug delivery is to deliver the drug to the specific organ. Colon targeted drug delivery is used to deliver the substances that are degraded by the digestive enzymes in the stomach such as proteins and peptides. It is also used for the treatment of various diseases like ulcerative colitis, crohn's disease, intestinal cancer, diarrhoea, for the treatment of diseases sensitive to circadian rhythms like Asthma, Angina, for the delivery of steroids, etc. colon targeted drug delivery of drugs reduces the systemic side effects. Colon targeted drug delivery system increases the absorption of poorly absorbable drugs due to the high retention time of the colon. In present study Balsalazide colon targeted tablet prepared using HPMC K15, guar gum, chitosan, SLS and SSG by direct compression method which was confirmed by various characterization and evaluation studies. The developed formulation of Balsalazide batch F2 (150 mg of guar gum) showed good Drug Release for 24 hrs.

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targeted drug delivery, ulcerative colitis, crohn's disease, HPMC K15, guar gum, chitosan, SLS and SSG.

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Abstract Background: Periodontal integrity is profoundly modulated by behavioural determinants, oral hygiene discipline, and chronobiological regulation of circadian rhythms, parameters that are frequently perturbed in individuals engaged in nocturnal occupational schedules. Disruption of these temporal biological rhythms may predispose to altered host responses within the periodontium and to suboptimal oral health perception.

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Periodontal health; patient perception; circadian rhythm; chronobiology; night-shift workers; day-shift workers; oral hygiene; occupational health.

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