Volume 12 | Issue 12 |

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Essential oil, Artemisia afra, Kalimeris indica, Garhwal Himalaya, Antioxidant activity, Anti-inflammatory activity, Medicinal plants

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Artemisia afra, Essential oil, Antibacterial properties, Disk diffusion assay, Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC)

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Worship of serpents in India is an ancient tradition deeply connected to cultural, spiritual, and ecological beliefs. In this context, serpents, or nagas, represent fertility, renewal, and the Duality of life and death (Jung). The dualistic nature of serpent worship reveals the complicated and often conflicting roles of serpents in different cultures and mythologies, embodying both positive and negative elements of existence. On the positive side, serpents are linked to healing and renewal, as exemplified by the medical symbol of the caduceus, and they symbolize wisdom and fertility in traditions like Hinduism, where they are seen as protective figures (Busenbark). On the other hand, they can also signify deceit and temptation, particularly in Judeo-Christian stories where the serpent tempts Eve and represents chaos and danger, as illustrated in Norse mythology with the prophesized destructive Midgard Serpent.

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Worship of Serpents, Divine Feminity, Religiosity of Devi Manasa

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Research on Aditya L1 and It's effects of Agriculture

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Research on Aditya L1 and It's effects on Agriculture

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AI Resume Assistant addresses the growing need for an intelligent, automated tool to assist job seekers in creating optimized and professional resumes. With the increasing reliance on Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) in the hiring process, it is essential to ensure that resumes meet ATS readability standards to increase chances of being noticed by employers. This system combines two key functionalities: a resume builder and a resume analyser. The resume builder allows users to create tailored, modern resumes, while the resume analyser evaluates existing resumes for ATS compatibility, keyword optimization, and overall content quality. The core of the system utilizes Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) techniques to provide real-time feedback and improvement suggestions, ensuring that resumes are optimized for both readability and effectiveness. The machine learning module analyses resume content, structure, and keywords, offering personalized recommendations to enhance job application outcomes. An intuitive, user-friendly interface ensures accessibility for job seekers of all backgrounds. Initial testing of the tool has shown a significant improvement in ATS compatibility and resume quality, demonstrating its potential as a powerful career development tool.

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AI Resume Assistant, Resume Builder, Resume analyser, ATS Readability, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Resume Optimization, Job Seekers, Career Development.

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BACK GROUD-In Ayurveda Santarpananimitta Rogas are over nutritional diseases like Pramehapiddka, Kotha, Kandu, Pandu, Javara, Kustha, Aampradosha, Mutrakrichha etc. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a syndrome manifested by amenorrhea, hirsutism and obesity associated with enlarged polycystic ovaries. Depression, stress, laziness are other common symptoms. The symptoms of PCOS closely relate to the manifestation of Santarpananimitta roga. AIM & OBJECTIVES- To evaluate the effect of Haritaki Churna with Madhu and Puran Guda on BMI, symptoms of PCOS, size and number of ovarian cysts etc. METERIAL AND METHODS: - Randomly selected 30 patients in 2 groups for 60 day. In Group-A given Haritaki Churna (4gm) with Madhu (3gm) and in group-B, given Haritaki Churna (4gm) with Puran Guda (3gm). RESULT- % relief in both group MENSTRUATION FEATURES (Interval G-A -88.26%, G-B-81.82%, Duration G-A- 61.85%, G-B -78.57%, Amount G-A -72.73%, G-B -70.38%, Dysmenorrhea G-A-79.97% G-B-82.35%, Character of bleeding G-A -86.36%, G-B-70.38%, Color of menstruation G-A-70.97% & G-B-71.39%), Medorog & others- ( Ch Sphik Udara Darstana-G-A-63.64%, G-B 22.21%, Gatra Daurgandhya G-A-57.14% G-B- 66.66%,Kshudhati matrama G-A 82.37% G-B 66.66% Pipasatiyoga G-A-73.66% G-B-69.22%, Daurbalya G-A -63.61%, G-B 75%, Javaparodha G-A-65.01%, G-B-68.40%, Krichcha Vyavayata , G-A -81.22%,G-B-64.28%,Gurugatrata G-A-86.36% G-B-68.16%, Alasya-G-A -89.42%, G-B-66.66%, Tandra G-A-72.22%, G-B -87.46% ). Both group also showed significance in Lab. Investigations. DISCUSSION-Aharya Caraka has mentioned various diets and drinks for treatment of Santarpananimittavikar as that alleviate Vata and Kapha and reduce fat. He has mentioned use of Haritaki with Madhu and Guda for these types of disease. CONCLUSION-Both group showed significance in both group

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Santarpananimitta Roga, PCOS, Haritaki Churna, Madhu &Puran Guda

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The current landscape of bilateral relations in South Asia is primarily led by the technological cooperation among the major and developing economies. Japan; a tech precursor, guiding the biggest economy of South Asia i.e. India, with all its might. This mutual strategic cum futuristic Techplomacy of Japan is changing the face of manufacturing, R&D, supply chain, and policy framework in India leading to fostering next-gen tech collaborations. The revamped ODA policies implemented by Japan in sectoral assistance through major cooperation agencies are changing the nature of collaboration among the corporations in both countries. This paper will assess the key technological sectors where Japan is focused on cooperating with India in the co-development of next-gen collaborations. The techplomatic approach, policies, and joint initiatives will be thoroughly analysed in the paper to trace the major milestones achieved in the post-COVID phase. Due to the fast-changing nature of next-gen techs, the development of partnerships in the technology domain poses complex challenges to the countries. This paper is taking the wholesome analytical approach to examine the lacunas in the Japanese approach to the Indian tech ecosystem too.

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Technology, Digitalization, Artificial Intelligence, Technology Diplomacy, Tech Innovation, Techplomacy, STI Diplomacy

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chairs, theatre of absurd, meaninglessness.

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The initiative focuses on creating a single-player shooter game using Java, designed to make coding practice more engaging and interactive. Traditional alternatives focus on a highly complex gameplay, with the strategic planning involved. The game addresses these challenges by a simple interface and a pleasant user interface. In addition to this, preference was meted out to the implementation and the learning curve bypassed during the development of this game. Players take control of a shooter who can attack enemies as they spawn. If the player fails, the enemies advance, and upon exhausting all attempts, the enemies capture the player, leading to defeat. To encourage competition, the game features a high-score database that tracks player achievements and promotes continuous improvement. By combining entertainment with an interactive interface, this initiative aims to demonstrate a working understanding of Java technology and database integration

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Engaging Gameplay, Database functionality, Programming, Graphic Design, Animation, Backend

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This research paper examines the status of women in medieval India. The status of women in medieval India was influenced by social, religious and cultural structures. Similarities and differences were observed in the status of women in both Hindu and Islamic society during this period. In Hindu society, rules such as the practice of sati, child marriage and lack of widow remarriage limited women's freedom. On the other hand, Islamic society allowed women the right to property and remarriage, but the practice of purdah and polygamy imposed restrictions on their freedom. The influence of patriarchy was dominant in both societies, limiting the role of women to domestic tasks and family care. The Bhakti movement and Sufi traditions provided opportunities for women to contribute to religion and society. This study analyzes the social and religious status of women in medieval India, as well as highlights their rights and freedom. In conclusion, it is clear that the status of women in medieval India was complex and diverse, requiring reform. Social reform movements and the spread of modern education played an important role in improving the status of women.

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Medieval India, Hindu women, Islamic women, patriarchal society, Sati system, Purdah system, child marriage, widow remarriage

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