Volume 9 | Issue 12 |

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B.P.H. is condition related to ageing process and most frequently seen in men in 7th, 8th, 9th decade, but also occurs in 6th and even 5th decade of life. Surveys have found a high prevalence of moderate to severe obstructive symptom in men over 50, which increases with age. This has a significant impact on the health of older men and health-care costs. Notably, increase in BenignProstate Hypertrophy and lower urinary tract symptoms such as urgency, dribbling micturition, hesitancy, and increase frequency of micturition are on rise, occurring within the context of an aging global population. In Ayurvedic classics the term Mutraghata is related with the symptoms of low urinary output either by retention, absolute or relative anuria or oliguria. In relation to BPH condition, there is no permanent and safe cure with modern medicine, except surgical resection of prostate, which is also having complication thereafter. So there is an urgent need of non-invasive treatments and pharmacological treatment that can promise a healthy aging. Keeping the above factors in consideration a study was carried out with Ayurvedic formulations, mentioned in classics, to assess the efficacy and to achieve a friendly treatment protocol. A clinical study was conducted in AMV Hubli with an objective to assess the efficacy of shilodbidadi taila matra basti and Gokshuradi kwatha and in management of Mutraghata w.s.r to BPH in 28 patients divided into two groups. A marked clinical improvement was noticed with combined use of shilodbidadi taila matra basti and Gokshuradi kwatha, as compared to shilodbidadi taila matra basti alone.

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Mutraghata, BPH, Shilodbidadi Taila

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Campus design is the art of campus planning, the culminating act of those processes and procedures that give form, content, meaning, and delight to the physical environment serving higher education. Designs can communicate an institution's purpose, presence, and domain; and generate an image charged with symbolism, graced by history. Colleges and universities cover a broad range of human activity and habitation. The campus has a deep-rooted prestige as a place of teaching, learning, and nurturing. Conjuring images of cloistered quadrangles, of sunny lawns, of wood-paneled libraries cloaked in an ethereal hush, it is a word viscerally charged with centuries of scholarly tradition. And yet it is also a place of cutting-edge science, of youth, vibrancy, and energy. It is this dual nature, this concurrent adherence to tradition and innovation, which renders the physical environment of the university such a redolent, enduring, and dynamic realm. However, it also means that the twenty-first-century campus is a highly challenging and exacting landscape to design and manage successfully. A city in miniature, it must continually respond to external political and fiscal pressures, whilst simultaneously adapting to changing pedagogies and technology.

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(Campus Designing, Vertical Development, Vertical Circulation, Biophilic Design, Flexible Architecture, Work Integrated Learning Space )

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As Astanga Sangrahakara said while defining the disease Arsha in Nidanasthana as the disease which tortures the patient like an enemy and the Acharya Sushruta includes disease Arsha one among the Ashtamahagada this shows the grievance of the disease Arsha from the ancient time. While classifying the disease Arsha acharya had classified it as Abyantara and Bahya Arsha. The signs explained for Bahya Arhsa can be correlated with the Sentinel pile which is explained in contemporary science and this signs also sits fit with the Agnikarma which is explained one of the Chaturvidhasadhnopaya for treating the disease the Arsha. Agnikarma being superior to Kshara and the disease treated with the Agnikarma will not reoccur. Hence a case of Posterior sentinel pile treated with Agnikarma, attending the OPD of Shalyatatra of Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya and Hospital, Hubballi is elaborated here.

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Arsha, Ashtamahagada, Bahya Arsha, Sentinel pile, Agnikarma

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Bonus shares are part of companies earnings distributed to existing shareholders on freein proportion of their existing holdings in the company. When the bonus is issued to the existing holder it increases the total quantity of shares in the market resulting into no increment in existing market value of the company. The present study is conducted based on Event Study Approach which focuses on how stock prices react (Increase / Decrease) before the announcement, on the announcement day & after the announcement of bonus issue. For diversification, the study analyzed 24 companies of 17 different sectors of Indian Capital Market issuing bonus shares between January 2018 to December 2018. For this, significance level is calculated using t-value. Average abnormal return was calculated, which clearly indicated that there is a significant positive abnormal return to the shareholder before the announcement of bonus issue and significantly negative abnormal return post announcement. The result also indicates that all companies are providing average abnormal return of 1.37%.

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Abnormal Average Return, Bonus Share Announcement, Event Study Approach

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Social Transformation, Epoch Maker, Veerashaivism, Social Movement, Vachanas, Mysticism, Saint Poet, Reformation, Progressive Attitude.

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Financial leverage, Firm age, Firm size, Firm strategy, industrial goods, reported earnings quality.

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Fenugreek is one of the well-known species in human use. Its seeds and green leaves are used as food and fodder as well as in medicinal preparation which is an old practice of human history. The seeds are traditionally used for the treatment of many diseases. Fenugreek seeds are also used as spice and condiment. Besides this it is also nutritionally very rich. In the present study, the extraction and estimation of the important reserve nutrients and three major hydrolases, Amylase, Protease and Lipase were done at all the six important intermediate phases of germination. The percentage of hydrolases were found to vary at different phases of germination. More starch was degraded during early phases of germination. Initial phases showed rapid protein degradation. Protein mobilization into the axis lowered its level in cotyledons due to in situ utilization of soluble protein and reduction of nitrates into plant proteins. Lipase activity was higher during initial phases due to more availability of water for stored lipid hydrolysis. These facts would be helpful in the encouragement of fenugreek consumption as a nutritional supplement along with its medicinal properties. It will also be useful in a detailed study of utilization of cotyledonary contents of fenugreek and other similar seeds through out the phenomenon of germination.

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Legume seeds, Amylase, Protease, Lipase, Cotyledons

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Ayurvedic text Kustha is compared to modern medical diagnosis's Psoriasis and is accepted. Psoriasis is an ancient Ayurvedic disease. Charaksamhita gives a detailed description of the disease. Skin diseases are common as a result of a change in lifestyle, lack of physical activity, unsanitary conditions, mental stress, and overeating. Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that is frequently seen in clinical settings today. It is a hot topic with significant social implications. Increased stress and a sedentary lifestyle are the major predisposing factors, which account for the disease's low prevalence. All skin problems have been discussed in Ayurveda under the wide umbrella of Kushtha. The purpose of this work is to present a conceptual analysis of Kushta (Psoriasis) as it is treated using Ayurvedic principles.

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Kustha, Psoriasis, Sodhan Chikitsa, Saman Chikitsa

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The gyrator circuit has been realized in this paper in such a way that it can replace an inductor in the filter circuit. This is accomplished by utilizing a gyrator, which may convert a load capacitance into an inductance. Its use in high pass and band pass filter has also been demonstrated. The realization circuit has been used in higher order filters and it provide a more comprehensive understanding of the situation and its impact on it. Cadence Software and the UMC library (180 nm technology) are used to generate the simulation results for the same. Simulation based results are reported in this paper.

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Gyrators, simulated inductor, power

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Thispaper examines and analyses a 10T SRAM (static randomaccess memory) cell, as well as comparing it to a normal 6T SRAM. Because memories are integrated parts of digital circuits, the proposed desgn is used as a part of memory with singlepurpose devices that demand low power consumption and reliability. authors have reported simulation based result and improvement is obtained in the present result as compared to the earlier reported work.

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Delay, power, Read ability , Write ability, 10TSRAM

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