Volume 14 | Issue 3 |

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Buddhist Wisdom In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence: Re-Examining The Path Of Enlightenment In Vasubandhu's Abhidharmakosabhasyam

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Buddhist Wisdom In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence: Re-Examining The Path Of Enlightenment In Vasubandhu's Abhidharmakosabhasyam

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Digital technology has significantly transformed the healthcare sector, especially through the development of telemedicine and e-pharmacy services. These online platforms make it possible for patients to have distant medical consultations with medical professionals and online purchases of medicines, thus improving patient convenience and accessibility. The main objective of this study is to determine the level of telemedicine and e-pharmacy adoption by patients in Vadodara, as well as their attitudes towards online healthcare services. The primary research was conducted using a structured questionnaire, which was distributed to the respondents living in both rural and urban areas of Vadodara. The analysis of the data was done using statistical methods, such as the one-sample t-test and ANOVA. The results show that a large number of respondents are aware of and use online healthcare services, specifically telemedicine consultations and online purchases of medicines. The study also highlights certain challenges such as trust issues, digital literacy, and accessibility barriers, which can hinder the effective use of these services among different demographics. The findings offer advantageous suggestions for healthcare providers and policymakers to improve digital healthcare services and increase patient satisfaction.

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Telemedicine Adoption, E-Pharmacy Services, Patient Perception, Digital Healthcare, Healthcare Technology Acceptance, Telehealth Services

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Postpartum, Mode of Delivery, Kinesiophobia, Rehabilitation.

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This study advances the creation of the AyurSense digital Ayurvedic wellness platform, which offers individualized health advice based on conventional Ayurvedic principles. The system's first iteration showed that it was possible to combine Ayurvedic knowledge with contemporary web technology to provide wellness and structured lifestyle advice. The platform's main objective was to determine the user's Dosha constitution and offer fundamental health recommendations based on Ayurvedic principles.

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Ayurveda, Dosha Profiling, Personalized Wellness, Recommendation System, Digital Health, Preventive Healthcare

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Abstract: Rishi Reddi's short story "Bangles", from her collection Karma and Other Stories (2007), explores the complex dimensions of diasporic identity through the experiences of an Indian widow navigating between tradition and modernity. This paper examines how the story reflects the psychological, cultural, and emotional dislocations that accompany migration and generational transition within the South Asian Diaspora. By employing a diasporic lens, this paper sheds light on the themes of cultural displacement, hybridity, and the search for identity in the story. It also foregrounds the generational and gendered dimensions of migration, as the protagonist's return to India signifies not a resolution but a re-negotiation of identity. It narrates the tale of an elderly woman named Arundhati who has travelled to the United States to live with her son and daughter-in-law. Migration leaves certain consequences as it finds difficult for her to cope with the socio-cultural changes she has to undergo. In this new land she feels uncomfortable and, in a way, gets disrupted by her belief system. At the end, she has to sacrifice her foremost possession - bangles

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Diasporic Literature, cultural assimilation, immigrant, transnational issues

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Background: Sthoulya, described in classical Ayurvedic texts under Santarpanottha Vyadhi, corresponds to obesity in contemporary medicine. It results from excessive accumulation of Meda Dhatu due to improper dietary habits, sedentary lifestyle, and Kapha predominance. Obesity is a global health concern associated with metabolic disorders such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases. Ayurveda emphasizes the use of Medohara and Lekhana therapies for the management of Sthoulya. Objective: To evaluate and compare the efficacy of Guduchyadi Kashaya and Varadi Kashaya in the management of Sthoulya with reference to obesity. Methods: A prospective comparative clinical study was conducted on 40 patients diagnosed with Sthoulya. Patients were randomly divided into two groups with 20 patients in each group. Group A received Guduchyadi Kashaya and Group B received Varadi Kashaya. The treatment duration was 30 days. Assessment was carried out using subjective parameters such as Atikshudha (excess hunger), Daurgandhya (body odor), and Dourbalya (weakness), along with objective parameters including Body Mass Index (BMI), body weight, waist circumference, and waist-hip ratio. Results: Both groups showed statistically significant improvement in symptoms of Sthoulya. However, Group B (Varadi Kashaya) showed comparatively better reduction in BMI, body weight, and waist-hip ratio compared to Group A. Subjective symptoms such as Atikshudha and Daurbalya were also markedly reduced in both groups. Conclusion: Both Guduchyadi Kashaya and Varadi Kashaya are effective in the management of Sthoulya. Varadi Kashaya demonstrated comparatively better results in reducing anthropometric parameters and improving clinical symptoms. Hence, it can be considered an effective Ayurvedic formulation for the management of obesity.

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Sthoulya, Obesity, Guduchyadi Kashaya, Varadi Kashaya, Medohara therapy, Ayurveda.

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Crime analysis and prevention is a systematic approach for identifying and analyzing patterns and trends in crime. Our system can predict the type of crime activity which have high probability for given location in terms of latitude and longitude and date and also we can visualize crime prone areas. With the increasing advent of computerized systems, crime data analysts can help the Law enforcement officers to speed up the process of solving crimes. Using the concept of data mining we can extract previously unknown, useful information from an unstructured data. Here we have an approach between computer science and criminal justice to develop a data mining procedure that can help solve crimes faster. Instead of focusing on causes of crime occurrence like criminal background of offender, political enmity etc. we are focusing mainly on crime factors of each day.

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Machine Learning, Crime data analysis, IT Engineering

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The present study aimed to compare body image, resilience, and psychological well-being among gym-going individuals and yoga practitioners. The research examined the effects of various physical activities on both psychological health and self-image of people who took part in different types of exercise activities. The study used a comparative research design to gather data from 200 participants who included gym-goers and yoga practitioners through standardized questionnaires that assessed body image and resilience and psychological well-being. The researchers used descriptive statistics and independent samples t-test and correlation analysis to examine the data that they had collected. The research found that gym users and yoga practitioners had identical results on body image and psychological health which showed both activities produced equal effects on their self-perception and mental well-being. The research found that yoga practitioners had superior resilience skills whereas gym members showed lower levels of resilience. The analysis found that body image and resilience and psychological well-being showed no significant relationships. The research shows that physical activity helps improve psychological health while yoga practice particularly boosts people's ability to handle stress and control their emotions.

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body image, psychological well being , resilience, yoga , gym.

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Abstract This paper explores the theme of dystopia, surveillance and political control in George Orwell's classic works, 1984 and Animal Farm. The research discusses how Orwell criticizes totalitarian regimes, manipulation of ideology, and institutional oppression through a comparative thematic analysis as in 1984 a dystopian society where people are continuously monitored, ideology is controlled, and history is rewritten, and in Animal Farm, the emergence of tyranny and distortion of the revolutionary ideals is allegorized. The methods of control that Orwell questions in the paper are propaganda, manipulation of truth, and comments on individual autonomy. Uniting the academic insights, the analysis focuses on the timelessness of the Orwellian thought in the interpretation of both past and present expression of the authoritarian power[1].

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Keywords: Dystopia, Surveillance, Political Control, Totalitarianism, Propaganda, 1984, Animal Farm, Thematic Analysis by George Orwell.

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Every country in the world takes special care of the protection of Human Rights and Education of the children because today's children determine the future of the country. But the reality is that children are abused and tortured in various ways in all countries. According to UNESCO data, about 29 million 60 thousand children in India have been orphaned and abandoned in various ways. The United Nations has sought to strengthen the protection of the Human Rights and Education of the children through the Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals. Naturally, India's population will continue to increase in the coming days, and if awareness is not raised now regarding the protection of the Human Rights and Education of the children, India's proper development will face multiple obstacles. Our country, India, has undertaken multifaceted initiatives for the protection of the Human Rights and Education of the children. Significant contributions to the fields of child protection of the Human Rights and Education in India are evident through the initiatives of both government and private organizations. In post-independence India, no significant state initiatives were observed regarding the protection of Human Rights and the expansion of their education. However, subsequently, India enacted a series of laws by the constitution aimed at ensuring Human Rights protection and promoting their Education. In the context of the Indian Constitution, the extent to which India has adopted and implemented programs in the field of Human Rights and Education has been analysed in this article.

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Indian Constitution, Human Rights, Child Rights, Education, Child Education.

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