Volume 12 | Issue 7 |

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The empowerment of women is a major issue in India's development. Increasing women's power and establishing their dominance in the spheres of social, political, legal, financial, and economic spheres are the aims of empowerment. It also suggests that women's equal rights are guaranteed. This study paper examines the impact of microfinance on women's empowerment, with a particular focus on the Self-Help Group (SHG) Bank Linkage Programme in India. This study evaluates how well the program raises women's socioeconomic standing, decision-making ability, and sense of overall empowerment through a review of secondary data from several reports, publications, and body of current literature. The article lists achievements, identifies issues, and makes policy recommendations to improve the program's sustainability and impact. This study uses secondary data to empirically investigate the significant role microfinance plays in women's empowerment, with a focus on the Self-Help Group Bank Linkage Program (SHG-BLP).

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Microfinance, SHGs - Bank Linkage Program, Women empowerment.

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Global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic have transformed the field of study, leading to rapid changes in online courses in real time. However, this change still creates significant security and privacy issues for teachers and students. This article explores these issues, focusing on issues such as data breaches, inaccessibility, cyberbullying, and the impact of widespread data collection by edtech platforms. Investigates vulnerabilities in various online learning tools and platforms and evaluates their impact on personal privacy and security of sensitive data. Additionally, this article discusses the legal and ethical role of schools in protecting their communities and suggests best practices and strategies to reduce risk.

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Real-time Classes Cybersecurity Privacy Data Protection

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MGNREGS is the first programme in India where the government has officially made social audits mandatory (Acharya, 2010). Section 17 of the MGNREGS Act states that the Gram Sabha shall perform social audits of all works sanctioned under the MGNREGS at least once every six months (Schjodt, 2018; Aiyar et al., 2023) to ensure transparency and accountability of the programme (Dhaktode & Kumar, 2020). The results of the study indicate that most of the respondents are well-awared about the MGNREGS. Further inferential statistics drawn the inference that there exists a significant association among gender, academic qualification, and income with regards to social audit increases transparency in the MGNREGS, and at the same time, age-wise analysis reveals an insignificant association. Likewise, the study ascertains the significant association between age and educational qualification with regards to social audit determines the accountability of the Social Audit Unit in the MGNREGS, whereas demographic variables of gender and income-wise analysis indicate an insignificant association.

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MGNREGS, Social Audit, Awareness, Transparency, Accountability

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This paper explores the diffusion of innovations among the Scheduled Caste population in Mosuru Village, Andhra Pradesh. The study examines how new ideas, practices, and technologies are communicated and adopted within this marginalized community. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative surveys with qualitative interviews to analyze the factors influencing the diffusion process. Key findings reveal the significant roles of social networks, media access, and change agents in the adoption of innovations. The study contributes to the understanding of how targeted communication strategies can enhance development efforts in marginalized communities. The entertainment media play the major part by helping to promote a greater receptiveness to new values and an openness to change. One of the more important effects is to gradually alter the cultural climate and to introduce new values in a slow, diffuse way..

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Diffusion of innovations, Scheduled Caste, Mosuru Village, development communication, social networks.

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INTRODUCTION: Women are said to be the principle and more vulnerable group to the primary osteoporosis subcategory of Involutional Osteoporosis Type I, which occurs postmenopausal, as an outcome of low estrogen that adversely affects the trabecular bone. Reduced estrogen in the menopause causes a detrimental effect on the bonebuilding cells, which impacts the natural procedure of the bone breakdown and repair. It is indicated that age, nutrition, education level, physical movement, and weight as most common risk factors for osteoporosis. Since change in the genetic factor is impossible to yield, the presence of adjustable factor is required for sustaining bone strength and bone density that assists in mitigating the osteoporosis and fracture risk. Osteoporosis is a serious health issue among them, with more than 1.5 million women suffering from fractures as a result of the disease each year, with 44.8 percent of them suffering from hip fractures. Menopausal women are stressed by these musculoskeletal issues. The quality of a woman's life can be significantly impacted by menopause. Their health requirements vary dramatically, and it is critical for women to be aware of the increased health dangers. METHODOLOGY: The research approach was quantitative and research design was Descriptive Survey design. The setting was a village named Takiya, Sasaram, Rohtas. There was 60 post- menopausal women were chosen as sample for study. The assessment was done on a semi structured tool with three different sections. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The findings obtained from the study were in two parts according to analysis of bio psychosocial tool scores. 38.3% of sample are at moderate risk and 61.7% of sample are at high risk and according to analysis of fracture risk assessment tool scores. 33.3% of sample are in mild risk, 35% of sample are in moderate risk, 31.7% of sample are in severe risk.

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Biopsychosocial Problems, Fracture, Menopausal Women, Community Setiing

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BACKGROUND: In recent times humans come across various types of inflammatory conditions. These inflammatory conditions cause discomfort, pain and suffer for acute or chronic period of time. In some case these inflammatory conditions can be fatal. These inflammatory conditions badly affect the quality of life. Hence management of inflammation is much needed. The aim to design an anti-inflammatory drug is to control the inflammatory mediators that cause inflammation and to reduce the symptoms. OBJECTIVE- The objective of anti-inflammatory herbal drug is to provide natural and unconventional approach to managing inflammation in body. These herbal remedies aim to reducing pain and discomfort in body without any side effects on vital organ. These herbal remedies not only reduce inflammation but also enhance the immunity. KEY WORDS- Anti-inflammatory drugs, herbal plants, mode of action, phytoconstituents, uses RESULT- Anti-inflammatory drugs showed effective action against the inflammation and relieve the pain in the body system. Though inflammation is protective biological response of immune system to biological stimuli but the chronic inflammation may be fatal. Due to which complete intervention of inflammation is much needed. As compared to synthetic drug herbal medicine treat inflammation no side effects and is easily available, cheaper and safer option. Presence of phytoconstituents like Gingerol, Turmerones, Piperines, Curcumoids, Shagaols, Allicin, Helacin, etc. Are present in medicinal herbs. These phytoconstituents show anti-inflammatory activity. Different phytoconstituent has a different anti-inflammatory pathway. These phytoconstituents show their action on inflammation pathway by inhibiting lipo-oxygenase , cyclooxygenases, prostaglandins and arachidonic acid, etc. Common anti-inflammatory herbal plants are Ehretia Laevis Robx, Zingiber Officinalis, Piper nigrum, Allium Sativum, Arnica Montana and other plant species. CONCLUSION- Natural herbs are safe, there is no side effect of natural herbs on the body and it is better option than synthetic drugs. The phytoconstituents present in the herbal drugs show comparatively greater action than the synthetic drug

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-inflammatory drugs, herbal plants, mode of action, phytoconstituents, uses

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Analytical study of the technique of social harmony in the thinking of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar

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Analytical study of the technique of social harmony in the thinking of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar

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Attachment Styles on personality and Emotional Quotient amongst adults play a significant role in today's world. The bonding that people learn in children and carry that style in adult relationships is known as attachment styles. This style is utilized for promoting the survival of young children by ensuring their responsive care. Numerous studies have been carried out centered on attachment styles in various aspects, but only a few studies concentrated on the impacting factors of adult behaviour of attachment styles on personality and emotional quotient. Thus, in the present study, the attachment styles on personality and Emotional quotient among the behaviours of adults is focused and the impacting factors of attachment styles in personality and Emotional quotient are investigated. By using the convenience sampling technique, a total of 103 respondents took part in the study from several universities in southern parts of India. As per the study, "Secure Attachment (SA)", "Avoidance Attachment (AA)", "Ambivalent Attachment (AMA)", and "Disorganized Attachment (DA)" had an important association with personality and Emotional quotient. Then, the study depicted that the Attachment styles had a positive and significant relationship towards developing the personality and Emotional quotient among adults.

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Personality, Attachment Styles, Emotional Quotient, Adult, Behavior

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Cervical cancer develops in a woman's cervix (the entrance to the uterus from the vagina). Almost all cervical cancer cases (73%) are linked to infection with high-risk human papilloma viruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact. Although most infections with HPV resolve spontaneously and cause no symptoms, persistent infection can cause cervical cancer in women. There is a need of extensive and intensive research in this topic, so that to develop new strategies for educating under graduate college girls regarding prevention of cervical cancer can be made. The finding of the study shows that 73% under graduate college girls have good knowledge, 11% under graduate college girls have average knowledge and 4% under graduate college girls have poor knowledge. Among selected 45 under graduate college girls 73% were have positive attitude and 33% were having neutral attitude regarding prevention of cervical cancer. Finding of the study shows that 4% among the selected sample had poor level of knowledge and attitude. . "Awareness, prevention and detection is what we are striving for to deal with cancer"

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Cervical cancer, knowledge, attitude, under graduate college girls, health information Pamphlet, prevention of cervical cancer.

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Better health is key to human wellbeing therefore every human being has a desire to have a healthier life. In the human development index, the life expectancy rate has been used as a direct indicator of the long and healthy life, however there and different factor that influence indirectly on the healthy life of people. The WHO report (1998) suggest that health expectancy is important than life expectancy. In this paper an attempt made to analyse the health-related infrastructure in selected Indian states. The study found that India has less than one physician per 1000 population (0.77:1000) and it failed to achieve WHO standard. Average population served per government hospital in all over India has reduced, however ratio of average population served per available bed in govt hospital has increased.

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Health Infrastructure, Health, Attainments in Health Infrastructure, Status of Public Health System, Indian Health System

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