Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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Mahamanjisthadi Kwatha is mainly indicated in the management of skin disorders and blood related disorders. This review compiles evidence from texts like Sharangdharsamhita to under score Mahamanjisthadi Kwatha's potential as a safe and holistic approach to manage skin diseases. It contains a synergistic combination of herbs such as Manjishtha (Rubiacordifolia), Neem (Azadirachtaindica), Guduchi (Tinosporacordifolia), Sariva (Hemidesmusindicus), and Triphala (Amalaki, Haritaki, Bibhitaki), which together provide detoxifying, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial actions. The pharmacological properties of individual ingredients have been validated in various experimental and clinical settings, supporting skin healing, immune modulation, and microbial control. Several case studies and small-scale clinical reports demonstrate positive outcomes in chronic and relapsing Kushta diseases, showing reductions in inflammation, lesion severity, and recurrence rates. One study involving acne management highlighted its effectiveness in combination with leech therapy, while another showed notable improvement in psoriasis severity scores following its administration.

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Therapeutic Review of Mahamanjishthadi Kwatha in skin disorders.

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Electric wheelchairs help people with disabilities move around more easily, giving them more freedom and a better quality of life. Adding joystick controls has made it easier to drive the wheelchair, making users more independent. In recent years, health monitoring systems have been added to track important health signs like heart rate and oxygen levels. This paper explains how joystick-controlled electric wheelchairs work, how health monitoring is added, their benefits, challenges.

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Electric wheelchairs, joystick control, assistive technology, health monitoring systems, heart rate tracking, oxygen saturation, user independence, smart mobility devices, biomedical sensors, accessibility solutions

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The semi-arid landscapes of Pandharpur, Sangola, and Mangalwedha in Solapur district, Maharashtra, represent a unique intersection of biodiversity and human activity. This study investigates mammalian diversity and the conservation challenges faced in these ecologically sensitive regions. Over a six-month period (Oct 2023-May 2024), systematic field surveys and community interviews were conducted across varied habitats--ranging from farmlands to urban fringes. We documented 20 mammalian species spanning seven taxonomic orders, including the endangered blackbuck (Antilope cervicapra), Indian gray wolf (Canis lupus), and Indian leopard (Panthera pardus). Analysis reveals stable populations for most generalist species, while larger carnivores and grazers are in decline due to habitat fragmentation, urban sprawl, and conflict with agriculture. Human-wildlife interactions are intensifying, with 54% of local respondents reporting direct conflicts. However, the study also reveals encouraging signs of coexistence: 74% of respondents expressed willingness to support conservation initiatives. These findings highlight both the threats and opportunities in fostering community-based conservation and call for targeted awareness, legal literacy, and habitat restoration in this overlooked dryland ecosystem of peninsular India.

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Community-based conservation, Conservation challenges, Dryland ecosystem, Habitat fragmentation, Human-wildlife conflict, India, Mammal diversity, Solapur district, Urban-wildlife interface, Wildlife Protection Act

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ABSTRACT Purpose of the Article: The current research explores the evolution, regulatory framework, and future development of algorithmic trading in India. It focuses on the impact of technological developments and regulatory interventions on creating algorithmic trading ecosystem. Methodology: The study follows a qualitative and exploratory research design and uses secondary data found in academic publications and guidelines for regulations. Content analyses are utilized to derive insights, with a focus on India's regulatory approach and its alignment with global standards. Result of the Research: The outcomes show the revolutionary role of algorithmic trading in Indian financial markets and indicate the importance of SEBI regulations to make the base for transparent and technology-driven trading in the markets. This could bring certain future developments as the adoption of advanced technologies like AI. Research Limitations: The research provided here is based on the secondary data, thus depriving from the most updated advancements. The limitation, as specified earlier-and is that the research is specific to the Indian markets only and not applicable to other contexts.

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Algorithmic Trading, SEBI Regulations, Financial Technology, Artificial Intelligence.

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This paper explores the transformative impact of the Syrian Catholic Mission on the educational and social landscape of Kanyakumari district, with a specific focus on the upliftment of marginalized communities including Dalits, Other Backward Classes (OBCs), and women. Drawing on historical records, missionary reports, and educational policy documents, the study situates the mission's work within the broader context of caste-based exclusion in Travancore and later Tamil Nadu. The Syrian Catholic approach to education was deeply informed by its Eastern Christian theological framework, which emphasized equality, community solidarity, and the spiritual dignity of every human being. This ethos led to the establishment of inclusive schools in rural and caste-segregated areas, many of which offered free education, boarding, and moral instruction to first-generation learners. These congregations played a dual role as educators and social reformers, often walking miles into isolated villages to offer instruction and pastoral care. Ultimately, this study argues that the Syrian Catholic Mission in Kanyakumari functioned not merely as a religious organization, but as a socio-educational movement that reshaped caste, gender, and class relations. Its legacy continues to influence the district's educational infrastructure and communal harmony, serving as a model for inclusive education in India's pluralistic society.

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Syrian Catholic, Dalit hamlets, moral instruction, Kanyakumari, Travancore, female literacy, social mobility, educational policies, congregations, vocational training, theology, caste, gender, and pluralistic society.

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This paper attempts to analyze the polity, society and economic transformation in Post-Independent India along with reformation and improvement in each and every field for providing a better atmosphere in Indian democracy. We know that 15th August 1947 marked the end of colonial rule and the beginning of a new era in the history of India. India is celebrating the 75th Anniversary of independence as "Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav" all over the country with great pride and enthusiasm but when India became free from the bondage of British rule, the country faced numerous challenges such as the refugee crisis and rehabilitation, widespread poverty and illiteracy, regionalism and communalism, underdeveloped industries and inadequate infrastructure, casteism and untouchability, status of women and gender discrimination, etc. which were the major obstacles for the economic growth and development of newly independent India. So, it was a very difficult task to bind people in a thread of unity and fill them with a feeling of nationalism under one democratic framework for the new leadership. To solve all these problems, the Indian leaders set some goals and formulated inclusive strategies to achieve them. They protected the unity, national integrity and strengthened the foundation of the republic values in the country. Modern India is different from the India of 1947. When India became free, its GDP was mere 2.7 lakh crore which has been increased to $3.17 trillion in 2021-22, making it the sixth largest economy in the world. Today India is one of the biggest economies and shines as the largest democratic country in the world. Thus, there is no doubt that India has made tremendous progress after independence. India has shown very remarkable changes in political, social, economic and technological fields but Health and the quality of Higher Education is still a cause of major concern. We cannot deny the fact that India is still considered as an underdeveloped country in this Amrit Kaal.

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independence, struggle, remarkable, growth, tremendous

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Gherad Sahita Me Jivan Ki Gunvata me Sudhar Ev Sharir,Man Aur Aatma Ke Poshan Ke Liye Yogaabhyash

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Gherad Sahita Me Jivan Ki Gunvata me Sudhar Ev Sharir,Man Aur Aatma Ke Poshan Ke Liye Yogaabhyash

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The present article describes the conception and execution of an alcohol detection system for vehicles that can prevent driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol by preventing the engine from being started if alcohol is detected from the breath of the driver. The system uses an MQ-3 alcohol sensor to measure the amount of alcohol present in the air exhaled from the driver. The system implements an Arduino controlled relay system that uses a preset threshold (for alcohol content levels above to allow for non-alcohol vehicle operation), should the content exceed this level, the ignition system is turned off preventing the vehicle's engine from being started. A GPS module also tracks the real-time location of the vehicle when the relay system is active. A GSM module can then send an SMS alert to a designated contact (for example, the vehicle owner or an emergency officer). Overall, the system provides greater vehicle safety by providing preventive measures against alcohol driving but also provides real time monitoring by tracking location and sending alerts remotely.

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Alcohol Detection, Engine Lock, GPS, GSM, Prevention of Drunk Driving, Vehicle Safety, Arduino.

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The FitNation Gym Management System is a web-based application designed to streamline the operations of a gym while providing a seamless and user-friendly experience for both gym members and administrators. Developed using PHP for the front-end and MySQL for the back-end, the system integrates various functionalities including membership management, package booking, payment processing, payroll management, and detailed transaction records. The primary goal of the system is to provide a secure and efficient platform for managing gym activities, ensuring smooth operations and enhancing the overall user experience.

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Gym, Fitness, MySQL, PHP, FrontEnd, Backend etc

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Hyperspectral imaging captures detailed spectral information across numerous narrow bands, offering enhanced capabilities for material identification and land cover classification. However, the high dimensionality of hyperspectral data presents significant challenges in terms of storage, processing, and analysis. This paper proposes a web-based system that leverages Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for dimensionality reduction, paired with K-means clustering for unsupervised classification. PCA enables the extraction of the most informative spectral features while reducing computational complexity. The system supports multiple image formats and provides interactive visualizations, including false-color composites and classification maps. Evaluation results show that the approach achieves significant data compression with minimal loss of information, maintaining over 99% variance using fewer than 15 components from datasets with over 200 bands. Classification accuracy ranges from 85% to 95%, depending on data characteristics. The proposed solution offers an accessible, efficient, and user-friendly platform for hyperspectral image analysis. Keywords--Hyperspectral imaging, Principal Component Analysis (PCA), dimensionality reduction, K-means clustering, image classification, web-based application.

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Hyperspectral imaging, Principal Component Analysis (PCA), dimensionality reduction, K-means clustering, image classification, web-based application.

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