Volume 9 | Issue 12 |

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Medicinal plants have bioactive compounds which are used for curing various human diseases. The phytochemical analysis is important commercially as used by pharmaceutical companies for the production of new drugs. Phytochemicals are primary and secondary constituents. Primary constituents have chlorophyll, protein, sugar, and amino acid. Secondary constituents contain terpenoids and alkaloids. Medicinal plants have antifungal, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antidiabetic, and anticancer activities. The present study involves four different medicinal plants Eugenia jambolana, Cissus quadrangularis, Cassia auriculate, and Gymnema Sylvestre. The selected medicinal plants have been used for treating various diseases. The main objective of the study is to find out the phytochemical constituents of the selected medicinal plants. The result shows the presence of carbohydrates, tannins, glycosides, amino acids, protein, steroids in selected medicinal plants. Polar and non-polar solvents, Ethanol, and chloroform were used for extraction.

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Medicinal plants, phytochemical, antidiabetic, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, antifungal

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Social media platform is the need of hour of every tourism industry,where everyone wants to connect with the entire travellers through this platform.Using S. M. P. creates win win situation for industry as well as travellers.The major agenda behind conducting this research investigation is to scrutinize and evaluating the consequences of social media practices on performance of tourism industry in the Uttarakhand state and providing some expedient recommendations regarding social media practices as well as guidelines of tourism industry. Research study is mixed in nature (quantitative and qualitative) and depends upon only primary sources of data collection: researchers has selected around 100 tourism marketers or industrialists of Uttarakhand (50 industrialists /marketers from dehradun, +50 industrialist /marketer from nainital) for study. Random sampling method has been implemented by the researchers.Three tables have been mentioned in respect of data analysis. Table 1 comprises of social media platforms adopted by tourism Industry of Uttarakhand, table 2 encompasses of time period from which they are operating their social media page and table 3 contains duration of the updation and posting of content to social media by industry. Table 4 includes the feedback of industrialist based on likert's 5 point scale. At the end, researchers has recorded some facts regarding social media which acts as a powerful weapon to attract so many traveller troops to avail and assess the services provided by tourism industry and how fake or false information posted by tourism industry ferociously affects the working of tourism industry, despite of having negatives highlighted by researchers in their paper, there is some glimmer of courage to exterminate the issues facing by tourism industry, that is as follows :-(I)every industry must utilize their social media platform to engross travellers meritoriously. (II) Govt. and cyber cell authorities should prudently supervise the social media pages of tourism industry in order fend off unfair practices

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Social media platforms,Promotional apparatuses,eradicate ,ferociously

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Mutual Funds, Performance, Allocation, Investment.

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The present investigation is an attempt to study the gender differences if any in the self concept of higher secondary students. Normative survey method was used. Data was collected from a sample of 400 higher secondary students selected from different schools of Kanniyakumari district in Tamil Nadu State using random sampling technique. Self Concept Inventory (Saraswat, 2019) was used to collect data. Gender differences were noted in the Self concept of higher secondary students. Also significant gender differences are noted in the dimensions of self concept except on intellectual self concept. Female students possess high self concept compared to male higher secondary students.

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gender, self concept, physical, social, temperamental, educational, moral, and intellectual, higher secondary students.

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Real estate sector in India is witnessing a huge uprising in current period as it has become as one of the essential contributor in the growth of the Indian economy. The RERA Act 2016 helps to protect home buyers right as well as promote investment in real estate sector.

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RERA 2016,PMAY,RATIO,ANOVA

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ameloblastoma, mandibula resection, pectoralis major osteomyocutaneous flap

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Domestic violence against women is a universal problem. It could broadly be defined as any act of gender-based violence that results in or is likely to result in physical, psychological or sexual harm or suffering to women including threats of such acts. It was recognised as a criminal violence in India in 1983 but most violence inside the homes goes unreported. Primarily because family and community structures render it difficult, if not impossible for women to report abusive husbands or in-laws, the verry people upon whom they are most dependent (Agnes, 1992). Though domestic violence against women is fairly common across all socio-economic and cultural/ caste configurations across India and is documented fairly extensively in the context of dowry related violence in the middle-class context, the specificity of violence faced by Dalit women in domestic space largely remains neglected in the activism and discourse around domestic violence due to several reasons. Despite clear indications from various surveys and sociological studies that prevalence of women facing domestic violence at physical and psychological level is much higher among Dalit women in comparison to other dominant caste women, it is often (wrongly) treated as insignificant issue in comparison to threat of or actual violence experienced by them in the public spaces.

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Dalit Life Narratives, Dalit Feminism, Patriarchy, Domestic Violence

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A study was conducted with an objective to know the attitude of college female students on different aspects of civic sense. A total of 750 female under graduate and post graduate students from Smt.VHD Central institute of Home Science Bangalore constituted the sample. A tool on demographic characteristics and on attitude on different aspects of civic sense was developed by the investigators. The data was collected by administering the questionnaire to the respondents. Analysis was carried out by applying statistical tests; percentage, mean and standard deviation. The results revealed that, majority of the respondents showed moderate level of attitude on civic sense.

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Attitude, civic sense, college students.

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The research paper aims to study the trend taken by the Judiciary in analysing the terminology Right to life and personal liberty and the depth of the interpretation taken by it in analysis of it .The research paper tends to address the point as to whether narrow or broad interpretation has been favoured by the judiciary in its decision. Further, the research paper tends to analyse the difference in the interpretation by the courts by adopting a comparative approach between countries of UK, USA and India. Further, the research paper will deal with the contemporary framework adopted by the Indian judiciary in current scenario in further giving meaning to the existence and the scope of the Article 21. The objective of the research paper is to understand the judicial trend in giving more meaning and depth to Right to Life and Personal Liberty and the objective also tends to focus on the comparative framework by adopting a study of three countries to find out the difference between them so as to analyse the scope of Article 21. Moreover, the objective also lies in studying the judicial approach in current context, the manner adopted by the courts to realise the significance of rights of the individuals which will in turn help in understanding the significance of Article 21.

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Personal Liberty, Right To Life, Fundamental Right, Due Process, Procedure Established By Law, Due Process Of Law

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The present study aimed to examine the comparative study on the amelioration of cypermethrin hepatic toxicity by aqueous extract on Annona muricata leaf and methotrexate in albino rats. Wistar strain albino rats of 130-250 grams of body weight (BW) were selected and divided six groups of five rats. First group (Group I) served as normal control. Second group (Group II) given cypermethrin (CYP) (0.05 ml/100g BW/day) for 60 days. Third group (Group III) given aqueous Annona muricata leaf extract (AMLE) (0.05 ml/100g BW/day) for 60 days orally. Fourth group (Group IV) was treated with Methotrexate (MTX) (1.0mg/100 gm BW/day) once a week intraperitoneally. Fifth and Sixth group (Group V & Group VI) given cypermethrin (0.05 ml), with supplementations of AMLE (0.05 ml) and methotrexate (1.0 mg/ 100gm BW/week) resp. for 60 days. A significant increase in body weight can be seen in all treatment groups expect MTX treated group, when compared to control, the rate of increase is observed to be almost equal irrespective of treatment on comparison with cypermethrin treated control. On comparison with control a significant decrease in liver weight can be observed in all the treatment groups except MTX supplementation group. But no significant changes can be observed on AMLE supplementation, while MTX supplementation seems to be more beneficial in liver weight. Control group showed normal hepatocytes in trabeculae separated by sinusoids. while no significant pathological changes were observed on AMLE treatment, CYP as well as MTX brought about an alteration in lobular architecture. Concurrent supplementation was AMLE showed altered lobular architecture with vacuolations and necrosis in hepatocytes, while MTX supplementation showed normal lobular architecture with mild interface hepatitis.

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Cypermethriin, Anonna muricata leaf extract, Methotrexate, Liver Histology and Albino Rats.

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