Volume 12 | Issue 8 |

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COVID-19 is an acute respiratory disease because of SARS-CoV-2. The transmission of it happens very fast and someone with a low immunity is likely to get infected. Therefore, pregnant women is one of the population that have a higher risk to get infected. A lot of complications can happens because of the virus. Another problem that can accure is a finding of SARS-CoV-2 on newborn babies. So, there's a question about the possibility of intrauterine vertical transmission. The literature review is sourced from various research articles, study cases, and reputable website that published on 2020. The searching method of the sources used a keywords, inclutions and exclusion criterias. The final sources used 11 articles that already checked using critical appraisal tools. Based on the explanation from various sources. Intrauterine vertical transmission can happen. This conclusion is based on the evidences of SARS-CoV-2 discovery through placenta and the finding of IgM on placenta as a respond to the virus.

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COVID-19, pregnant women, intrauterine vertical transmission, neonatus

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Distributed Denial of Service, DDoS, Cloud Computing, Security and Machine Learning, Learning Vector Quantization, Principal Component Analysis.

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Infidelity, urban disconnections, psychological and emotional unrest.

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Discussion method is a 21st century instructional method which is crucial to text comprehension as it promotes critical reading and higher level thinking in reading. This study examined the effects of discussion method among 153 national diploma one students. A reading comprehension achievement test (RCAT) was used to gather data for the study. The RCAT measured two reading comprehension skills: literal and inferential. Analysis of data was carried out using Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA) which revealed that discussion method improved reading comprehension of the students. The results showed that the students taught using discussion method achieved higher in literal and inferential comprehension skills than those taught using lecture method. The study recommended that teachers of English language to tertiary school learners should improve the reading comprehension of the students using the discussion method. Also the students should be encouraged to use higher order thinking skills in any reading activity.

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EFFECTS OF DISCUSSION METHOD ON NATIONAL DIPLOMA ONE STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT IN READING COMPREHENSION IN PLATEAU STATE POLYTECHNIC BARKIN LADI, NIGERIA

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It is generally a distinguished fact that Kerala is renowned as one of India's most literate states, abundant with efficient and hardworking young generation. As per the NIRF 2020 evaluation, 20 Kerala institutions are included among the top 100 universities in India. However, the perception of students in Kerala is that there is a strong aspiration to pursue higher education abroad and thereby obtaining an appropriate career advancement. This study is an elaborate attempt to elucidate the reason for the migration of students in Kerala and cherishing the ambition in obtaining permanent residence after graduation/further studyabroad.

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Migrant Student, Brain drain, Education.

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Abstract: In the current times, health should be given highest priority in the current situation. It was best expressed by the Swiss-born physician Paracelsus, who said, "Health isn't everything, but without health, everything is nothing." In today's frenetic atmosphere, people's overindulgence in social media and the amount of time they spend on it, coupled with their strong indifference in sports and physical activity, weakens them over time mentally and physically as well as most critically, impedes societal growth. People's physical and mental healths are deteriorating day by day. As a result, a kind of anxiety or melancholy is emerging. They thus develop stress or a form of mental depression. This leads to a variety of forms of social degeneration. People are becoming impatient more often. Their hurried judgments have caused them to encounter a number of issues. For no apparent reason, they are growing despairing. Some people are making drastic choices, such as ending their own lives. The finest method for removing it is the path of yoga. The father of Yoga Philosophy, Mahar?i Pata?jali, mentioned Ast?ngayoga and asserted that it is a path to God-worship or liberation. However, yoga's spiritual path leads us to the ultimate understanding and eliminates the separation between the individual and the universal selves, offering us eternal happiness. The necessity or significance of yoga has grown significantly in the modern era since it promotes mental and physical development that is robust and youthful. When we practice yoga and maintain physical health, stress is insurmountable and our minds are strengthened for work. Regular yoga practice promotes body, mind, and soul harmony and leads to a person's holistic development. In addition to controlling issues and worries, yoga meets our daily necessities.

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Social Media, Stress, Liberation, Ast?ngayoga, Social Degeneration

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Rhinitis refers to inflammation of the nasal passages. This inflammation can cause a variety of annoying symptoms, including sneezing, itching, nasal congestion, runny nose, and postnasal drip (the sensation that mucus is draining from the sinuses down the back of the throat). Allergies are abnormal reactions of the immune system to substances that are otherwise harmless. When an allergen comes in contact with the body, it causes the immune system to react. Eyes, nose, lungs, skin and stomach are most prone to react to allergies. It can be treated well with homoeopathic medicine.

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Rhinitis, allergic

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Abstract Assam is the most notable state in north east India for a large number of tribal people. Food is an important component of human civilization. It is related to meeting the basic needs of human life. Rice is a staple food of the every Mising people. The Misings, one of the major tribe and second largest scheduled tribe (S/T) of Assam in the Brahmaputra Valley. They have been maintaining some of their traditional customs and practices. They belongs to Tibeto-Burman family of the great Mongoloid race. They have been maintaining some of their traditional customs and practices. Agriculture is their main livelihood. They have been gradually assimilating themselves with other indigenous people of the plains of Assam and their culture. They having their own rich traditions and the food habit is one of those distinctive features. Food is one of the fundamental needs of the human being. The food habit, a distinct element of culture refers to the food items, system of preparation and traditional taboo on food of a particular community. The Misings, an ethnic origin of Assam in India are rich in their beautiful cultural identity. They are also having unexplored and unexposed traditional system of food habits in their own. In addition to rice as their staple food, they substitute different kinds of vegetables and non-vegetable items. They are dweller of remote village areas; collect their food items from the nature. The most of the vegetable items that they prefer are those having medicinal plants.

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Key Words: The Misings, food habits, tradition and customs

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In Ayurveda Tvak is correlated to skin and all Tvak Vikara (Skin diseases) have been discussed under the chapter Kushta. Ashtanga Hridaya describes 18 types of Kushta ,7Maha kushta and 11 Kshudra kushta. Vipadika is described under Kshudra kustha characterized by Panipadsputana ( cracks over palms and soles ), Tivra Vedana ( severe pain), Manda kandu(Mild Itching),and Sarag Pidika(red coloured macule). Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease characterized by dry reddish patches covered with scales. A Palmoplantar Psoriasis is a chronic variant of psoriasis that mostly affects the skin of the Palms and Soles. It can be correlated with Vipadika. Skin diseases hampers daily activities. They have negative impact on the physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing, around 5% of all the Psoriasis. A 44 years old male patient came to OPD with c/o blackish skin lesion with itching and burning sensation in both the palms & elbows along with cracking of skin & redness 5 years. Shodhan Chikitsa as well as Shaman Chikitsa were implemented. Significant improvement was noted on skin condition. Therefore, Vipadika can be managed effectively with Ayurveda interventions.

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Vipadika, Kustha, Palmoplantar Psoriasis, Shodhan Chikitsa,Shamana Chikitsa,

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ABSTRACT: A girl, a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and an overall woman is a key to a family. The world can never be beautiful without a woman. Women's empowerment is a fundamental human right, essential for achieving gender equality and social justice. Nowadays women have faced so many problems, some of the most common crimes are rape, dowry, sexual harassment, kidnapping, cruelty by husbands, and relatives, assault on women, and sex trafficking. Law is the set of rules imposed to govern the behavior of people. The Indian government is being made to secure the lives of women from the violence, harassment, and dowry of their families and societies and so many initiative programs and various legislation contain several rights and safeguards for women. The rights of women in India can be classified into two or three categories: constitutional rights or provisions, legal rights, and special rights. The constitutional rights are given in the various provisions for women empowerment of the Indian constitution and the legal rights for women are given in the various laws or acts of the parliament and the state legislature. On the other hand, the Indian government is adopting various national policies and plans for women's empowerment. Further India is a democratic country so laws, development policies, plans, and programs are aimed at women's advancement in different fields.

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KEYWORDS: India, women's rights, Constitutional rights, legal rights, women empowerment, harassment, dowry.

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