Volume 13 | Issue 10 |

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Burn injuries are common in pediatric populations, often resulting from accidental scalds and contact with hot objects. This case study highlights the successful use of honey as a dressing material in a 3-year-old female child who sustained a superficial burn due to accidental fall into a hot pan. The study emphasizes wound care, pain management, and the effectiveness of honey in promoting healing.

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Pediatric burn, Honey dressing, wound care, Partial-thickness burn, Case study

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Rabindranath Tagore's Streer patra (the Wife's Letter, 1914) foregrounds women's voices against patriarchal oppression. This paper examines how the protagonist, Mrinal, asserts her autonomy and self affirmation by challenging and renouncing the boundaries of her marital home. The narration is made through the act of letter writing. Mrinal's voice declares the freedom of women from the bondages and shackles of patriarchal society depicted by the norms and customs of marriage.

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women's autonomy, self- affirmation, Bengal renaissance, patriarchy

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This research paper is on energy security, its importance, what factors impact it, how it is measured and if there is any relationship between energy security and income levels. For this study an energy security Index called the Trilemma score was chosen and plotted against income levels to draw inferences. There are also case studies on Uruguay and India. While Uruguay has been able to get into top 25 countries, India has also made good advances even with its growing population

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Energy security, Trilemma Index, Developing countries

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Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is the most prevalent consequence of diabetes mellitus (DM). Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes mellitus, characterized by damage to the peripheral nerves due to chronic hyperglycemia, leading to sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction, primarily in the distal extremities.1 Purvarupa and Madhumeh Janya Upadrava are the two broad headings that can be used to compare the symptomatology that corresponds to the clinical presentation of DPN, as it arises due to Diabetes Mellitus. Vataja nanatmaja vikaras deal with additional lakshanas such as Pada supti and Padaharsha.

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Diabetic peripheral neuropathy, Madhumehjanya Upadrava, Samprapti, Ama, Rasayan etc.

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Agriculture zone is the primary entity in a financial system on which the success of different sectors is ascertained. Whilst agriculture develops, so does the economy in trendy, speeding up the reduction of rural and urban poverty. A strong and vibrant agricultural gadget bureaucracy the primary pillar within the strategy of overall economic system. The diversity in climatic conditions and the huge populace make the sector prone to many challenges. Henceforth a developed mechanism to promote the agricultural produce becomes the need of the hour. Rest of the agricultural produce on one side and fruits and vegetables happen to be on the other side as they are very vital for the country in terms of their economic as well as nutritional values. Amongst them mango occupies the highest place as it is rightly termed as the king of all the fruits with the various variants available in the country. Though the country is blessed with favorable climatic and soil conditions for the growth of mango yet it is confronted with several struggles in marketing the fruit in the nation. The present study deals with the different issues encountered by the mango producers on participation in the agricultural marketing of mangoes in different parts of the country. Possible literature is properly understood and the relevant analysis is performed and results mentioned.

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Mango, Agricultural marketing, Growth, Problems

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Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is a complex condition affecting women of reproductive age, characterized by a spectrum of psychological, behavioral, and somatic symptoms during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle, which subside with menstruation. PMS associates with hormonal fluctuations, neurotransmitter imbalance, nutritional deficiencies, and psychosocial stressors according to modern medicine. Conventional management relies on pharmacological and behavioral strategies. Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is understood in Ayurveda as a manifestation of Rituvyatita Kalaja Pitta-Vata Vriddhi, where the aggravation of Vata plays a central role in disturbing the balance of other Doshas. Vata, in association with Pitta and Kapha, vitiates Manodoshas and Rasadhatu, leading to both physical and psychological symptoms. Improper diet and lifestyle (Mithya Ahara, Vihara) are identified as common causative factors. Imbalance in Pitta dosha specifically contributes to symptoms such as irritability, mood swings, digestive disturbances, and skin issues. Ayurveda emphasizes individualized management strategies based on Prakriti (one's constitution) and Vikriti (current dosha imbalance). By integrating the mind-body connection, Ayurveda offers a holistic approach that enhances both emotional well-being and physical health. The study highlights the importance of recognizing dosha influences in PMS, particularly the role of Pitta, and advocates for further research into Ayurveda's potential in improving women's health and quality of life.

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Premenstrual Syndrome, Rituvyatita Kalaja Pitta-Vata Vriddhi, Manodoshas, Rasadhatu, Prakriti, Vikriti, Ayurveda, holistic approach

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This paper examines how identity, trauma, and memory intersect in the literature of Northeast India, focusing on the select works of Mamang Dai and Easterine Kire. Drawing on identity, trauma and memory studies, the analysis highlights the ways in which individual and collective subjectivities are negotiated within contexts of historical marginalization, ethnic conflict, gender oppression, and displacement. The study explores how The Legends of Pensam and A Terrible Matriarchy portray fractured identities shaped by trauma and sustained through acts of memory. While Dai's myths preserve cultural memory, Kire's narratives recover women's silenced voices, Kire emphasizes on personal recollection. The paper delineates how the select writers use memory to negotiate trauma and reconstruct identity in their narratives.

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Northeast Indian Literature; Identity, Trauma Studies, Memory and Narrative

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This study delves into the physiological benefits of integrated yoga practices positioning them as a valuable approach for preventive healthcare regime. The study emphasizes the synergistic effects of key yoga practices including asana (physical postures), pranayama (breath regulation), dhyana (meditation) and ethical practices such as yama and niyama. Yoga practices collectively contribute to a holistic enhancement of health by enhancing cardiovascular regulation, improving musculoskeletal function and optimizing respiratory efficiency. Additionally, the integration of these practices promotes metabolic balance, supports immune modulation and enhances neurocognitive stability. The study illustrates how deliberate coordination in yoga practices that comprise of physical movement, breath control, mental focus and ethical living creates a comprehensive framework that not only addresses individual physiological systems but also cultivates overall well-being. Collectively, these practices form a cohesive and integrative framework that engages multiple bodily systems in a coordinated manner. The study further illustrates that deliberate coordination of physical movement, breath control, mental focus and ethical living within yoga practices does not merely target isolated physiological outcomes but facilitates a systemic recalibration that contributes to overall well-being. This holistic engagement reflects the foundational principles of yoga as a science of integration where the body, mind and behavior are harmonized through structured and intentional practice.

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Cardiovascular Health, Holistic Well-being, Immune Modulation, Meditation, Metabolic Balance, Musculoskeletal Function, Pranayama, Preventive Health, Yoga.

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Topical drug delivery system is dosage forms which are applied directly to skin to cure various disease. Compared to other semisolid formulations, gels offer more benefits in both cosmetic and pharmaceutical uses. Emulgel have become a promising option for delivering drugs that don't dissolve easily in water (hydrophobic drugs). Inflammation and rheumatism are still major health issues today. While there are many allopathic medicines gel available to treat inflammation, they often cause side effects such as skin irritation, Burning or Stinging sensation, Allergic reaction, Dryness or peeling of the skin. Herbal emulgels are generally considered to be safer alternatives compared to allopathic emulgels. This study focuses on formulating an herbal gel utilizing extracts of incarnating Turmeric (curcuma longa) for dermatological application. The herbal gel formulation was developed by combining aqueous phase and oil phase & base. The emulgel was tested using different parameters such as its physical appearance, pH level, spread ability, Viscosity and how well the drug diffuses. All the prepared emulgel batches showed good physical properties. Among them the batch labelled IBU-4 showed the highest drug release. This anti-inflammatory emulgel is useful for treating inflammation. Overall, the emulgel is proven to be safe & effective for treating inflammation.

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Emulgel, Ibuprofen, Turmeric, Hydrophobic Drugs & Anti-Inflammatory Emulgel

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Ginger (Zingiber officinale), a high-value spice crop, holds significant economic and medicinal importance in Telangana. However, its cultivation is increasingly challenged by the impacts of climate change, including erratic rainfall, rising temperatures, and increased incidence of pests and diseases. These climatic stresses adversely affect yield, quality, and the overall productivity of ginger, posing a threat to farmers' livelihoods and regional agricultural sustainability. This review explores the current status of ginger cultivation in Telangana, emphasizing climate-related vulnerabilities and their socio-economic implications. It further examines sustainable cultivation strategies such as climate-resilient crop varieties, integrated pest management, organic farming practices, soil health improvement, and water-efficient irrigation methods. By consolidating existing research and case studies, the review highlights potential adaptive measures that can enhance ginger productivity while promoting environmental sustainability. The study underscores the need for proactive climate adaptation strategies, policy support, and farmer awareness to ensure long-term viability of ginger cultivation in the region.

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Ginger cultivation, Telangana, Climate change, Sustainability strategies, Crop productivity, Integrated pest management, Organic farming, Climate-resilient agriculture, Water-efficient irrigation, Soil health.

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