Volume 12 | Issue 9 |

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Pimples, acne, sunburn mark and pigmentation are issues that affected every individual at least once during life time. Consumer have begun to search for a product that can cure the skin issues and grant them with a good and healthy skin such as anti-acne cream. Nevertheless, most of the anti-acne creams available in the market contain lot of chemical that may have some kind of side effects to the consumers. The present study was conducted to formulate and evaluate the anti-acne cream containing some herbal plant like Azadirachtaindica, Citrus aurantium and Ocimum sanctum extract. Extracts was prepared by Maceration process. And Soxhlet extraction process. Naturally herbal extract in combination can be effectively utilized for the treatment of Acne. Four batches of oil in water (O/W) herbal cream namely F1, F2, F3& F4 were formulated by incorporating different polymers like Stearic acid and Cetostearyl alcohol and Brij 35. All the formulation were evaluated for various parameters like pH, Spreadability, viscosity, drug content, In-vitro drug studies & Acne healing activity etc.

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Anti-bacterial activity, Azadirachtaindica, Citrus aurantium, Ocimum sanctum, Maceration, Diffusion study

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Humanity, regardless of geographical boundaries, shares a common belief in a supreme power that guides human actions. This belief is manifested in various religious practices that form an integral part of our daily and weekly routines. All religions, in their unique ways, seek to praise the deeds of this supreme power, which is believed to be the orchestrator of all events, both good and bad, in the world. Hinduism, one of the oldest religions in the world, is widely followed in India and to a lesser extent in other parts of the world. Like the ancient religions of Greece and Athens, Hinduism is characterized by its multitude of deities, each responsible for different aspects of nature and guiding humanity towards salvation through various paths. In this paper an attempt has made to explain folk tradition of South Odisha connected to Stambheswari/Khambheswari.

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Stambheswari, Khambheswari, Folk religion, Cultural tradition, Odisha

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This study aims to evaluate the performance and risk characteristics of selected assets, including cryptocurrencies (BTC, BNB, ETH, and USDT), using various financial metrics such as Sharpe Ratio, Sortino Ratio, Treynor Ratio, Maximum Drawdown, VaR, Expected Shortfall, and Calmar Ratio. The objective is to rank the assets based on risk-adjusted returns, volatility, and downside risk to provide a comprehensive analysis for different investor profiles. The findings suggest that BNB offers the best risk-return balance, while USDT provides the least volatility but minimal growth potential. BTC and ETH show moderate to high risk, making them suitable for risk-tolerant investors. These results provide valuable insights for portfolio allocation and risk management strategies.

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Risk-Adjusted Performance and Volatility Analysis of Cryptocurrencies: A Multi-Metric Approach"

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This research explores the intersection of international trade and environmental sustainability within the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO), with a focus on India. The study analyzes the impact of environmental tariffs on India's trade dynamics, investigating how these tariffs influence trade volumes and promote sustainable development. By employing quantitative regression models, the research examines the empirical relationship between international trade volumes and environmental tariffs. The results offer insights into how trade policies can be aligned with environmental goals, contributing to global sustainable development efforts.

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WTO, Environmental Tariffs, India, International Trade, Sustainable Development.

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The present paper focuses to study Epistemological structure of Nyaya Philosophy and it's excellence verses reality in our education system. In this study is discuss and analyze of prama and A- prama knowledge through which the students knowledge is develop and behavioural changes are occur . Students are known and feel drabha,prama and A- prama knowledge. It is the mind job think. Nyaya Philosophy of Epistemological prama and A-prama knowledge helps in connect activities related knowledge ,understand and feel in real life. We know and feel the importance sixteen (16) Pradha and twelve (12) prama knowledge in our practical and real life and Aim ,Curriculum ,Method, Teacher of Nyaya Philosophy. It is improve physical and mental quality life. Nyaya Philosophy the basic premise rationale decision making. Rationale decision making determines the quality of human life and develops of human capital.

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Epistemology, Nyaya Philosophy, Effective, Excellence,relivence, rationale decision, prama and A- prama knowledge etc .

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Geotextiles are designed fabrics that are used to improve soil stabilization, erosion control, and water management in a range of civil engineering, construction, and environmental applications. These textiles, which are usually composed of synthetic fibres like polyester and polypropylene, have several uses, such as soil structure reinforcement, drainage, filtration, and separation. Because they may extend life and save maintenance costs, geotextiles are especially useful in infrastructure projects like building roads, landfills, and coastal protection. By increasing the longevity of construction projects, lowering soil erosion, and promoting better water flow, their use also contributes to sustainable development.

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Synthetic fibres, filtration, reinforcement, soil stability, drainage, erosion management and sustainable development.

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The world is nature's nest for human beings, animals, and birds. Nature is the best teacher for a wise human because she imparts knowledge more logically. Seeking knowledge is a never-ending process. Among the best outcomes of knowledge, the highest (virtue of humankind) is doing good for the needy, and here comes the codes of conduct. All the classical literature written in many languages from different streams will essentially be discussed with the utmost care and reliability. The rich heritage of Tamil and Sanskrit goes hand in hand with imparting codes of conduct to make life fruitful and healthy. This article discusses the codes of conduct described in Ulaganathar's Ulaganeethi and establishes the uniqueness of the same from the standpoint of Ayurvedic sadvritta which helps to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) by building a healthier individual and community.

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Ulaganathar, Ulaganeethi, Tamil Literature, Sadvritta, Sustainable Development Goals

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Madan Mohan Malviya's vision of the Swadeshi movement, centered around economic self-reliance and the promotion of indigenous industries, remains relevant in the context of India's Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative. This study explores how Malviya's emphasis on economic independence during the colonial era connects with contemporary efforts to reduce reliance on foreign imports and boost domestic production. By revisiting Malviya's philosophy, the paper highlights the enduring importance of economic self-sufficiency, tracing its influence on modern policies such as the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes.

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Aatmanirbhar, Independence, Swadeshi Movement, Import, India

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This article examines the unique challenges faced by married women employees in the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector in maintaining a work-life balance.

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Work Life Balance, Women, Married Women, Family

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This study delves into a 10T SRAM cell with little power incorporating two extra sleep transistors, distinguished by strong written and verbal stability. The 10T SRAM cell's core module houses these slumber gates as footers and header transistors. Using the Sapon method and DTMOS emerges as the optimal strategy to expand this approach for reduced power consumption as 3.858 x 10-8 and latency as 1.503 x 10-10. The entirety of this design was simulated utilizing Tanner EDA's 16nm CMOS Technology.

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SRAM, layered semiconductor, Schmitt activation circuit.

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