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The study analyzes the styles in cinematography adopted by Roger Deakins and attempts to understand if there is a signature style followed throughout his works. Roger Alexander Deakins is an English cinematographer known for his class and finesse in cinematography. Qualitative content analysis on the three selected films- The Shawshank Redemption, Blade Runner 2049 and Prisoners is employed to decipher the nature of various cinematic tools employed by Deakins. Comparison between the style of cinematographic techniques is also identified through the study. With changing technologies and change in modern aesthetic concepts, there have been different methods by which cinematographers have adapted and hence this research will explore how Roger Deakins have adapted to the contemporary changes. Two of the selected movies; Blade Runner 2049 and Prisoners is directed by Denis Villeneuve and the other i.e., Shawshank Redemption by Frank Darabont. The key findings from the research suggest that Roger Deakins has no style that he follows throughout his films but is his powerful way of composing each of the frames for the films remain constant. He focuses on the story more than creating a solid style to his area of work. The camera movements being steady and with little or no shake gives his frames a more structured look and feel.

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Cinematography, Roger Deakins, Shawshank Redemption, Blade Runner 2049, Prisoners, Frank Darabont, Denis Villeneuve.

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Parsi, migration, immigration, partition, Parsi culture.

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Hundreds of the ships are lost every year because of the maritime accidents, insufficient information provided and because of the high economical costs. This paper shows how the current technologies can be used to avoid ship accidents, collisions, contacts between ships and to avoid wrecks. The paper uses a variety of sensors for collecting the data from seas and the data collected with the help of these sensors is stored on the cloud. An android application is used to monitor the ship by using the data stored on cloud. The ship which uses these smart technologies for its functioning is called Smart Ship.

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SmartShips, cloud, mobile application, IoT, Sensor.

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Abstract It is well known fact that a well-defined, visionary and futuristic education policy is a must for every country because education is the key driver of economic and social progress. Taking into account their respective traditions and culture, different countries have adopted varied education systems. Recently Government of India announced its New Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), which intended to transform our nation sustainably into an equitable and vibrant knowledge society, by providing high quality education to all. It is a welcome step, which will bring about a paradigm shift India's education system and will transform it into a modern, progressive, and equitable one. This conceptual research article is based on NEP 2020 focuses on Higher Education (HE). Authors of the article intends to discuss background and emergence; to highlight vision, focus thrust areas and principle guidelines; and necessarily to bring out features, impact areas and opportunities to stakeholders as well. Finally, they are emphasizing the need for planned, systematic and careful implementation of the policy.

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Keywords: National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), Higher Education, Quality Education, Education System, Paradigm Shift, Sustainable Development.

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Inverted classroom approach is reversing the conventional approach of a classroom- the lessons viewed through e-content or pre-recorded videos at home and achieving mastery over the content through activities and experiences with peers in the classroom under the supervision of the instructor. The purpose of the inverted classroom is to develop the learners' higher-order thinking skills, reach the learner's satisfaction levels, and improve the learners' academic achievement. The researcher developed conventional and inverted teaching-learning strategies for teaching selected units from the secondary education curriculum and conducted experiments in the experimental and control group of learners randomly chosen from five schools. Simultaneously, data on learning satisfaction of the learners following conventional and inverted classroom strategies were collected. Data analysis revealed a marked improvement in academic achievement and learners' learning satisfaction following the inverted classroom approach. The results depicted the success of inverted classroom approach and educationally implies applying the same from school to higher education level to achieve superior learning outcomes.

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Redesigned Modules, Inverted Classroom, Academic Achievement, Learning Satisfaction, Secondary School Learners

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Warts present as multiple, smooth, flat or slightly elevated, round or polygonal papules varying in size. They may be skin coloured, greyish yellow or pigmented. Sites of predilection are the face, back of hands and shins. A 47 year old male patient reported with complaints of warts. A complete case history was taken, repertorization done and on the basis of individualization, Causticum was given. The aim of this article is to show how to enter in a sycotic case & how to find a similimum for such kind of condition.

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Homoeopathy, Warts, HPV, Causticum.

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An adverse drug reaction is an unwanted, toxic effect of a drug that encountered at usual therapeutic dosages. The intensity of such reactions ranges from minor complications to serious life-threatening conditions or even death of the individual. Despite selective toxicity, antibacterial agents can produce harmful effects and contribute a large portion of drug-associated untoward reactions. Some antibacterials like chloramphenicol, aminoglycosides, tetracyclines, fluoroquinolones etc. exhibit different adverse reactions, especially in hepatic and renal diseases. Examples of adverse drug reactions include hypersensitivity reactions (penicillins), superinfections (tetracyclines) and direct tissue toxicity viz. aminoglycoside induced nephrotoxicity, tetracyclines induced hepatotoxicity, fluoroquinolones associated arthropathy, chloramphenicol associated bone marrow suppression and so on. The adverse reactions do not remain constant with all the patients but vary according to the genetic makeup of an individual. Similarly, drug interaction due to combination therapy further may increase the possibility and magnitude of adverse drug reactions. This review is an effort to bring forth commonly encountered adverse drug reactions and drug interactions associated with various antibacterial drugs in veterinary practice.

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adverse drug reaction, antibacterial agents, drug interactions, combination therapy, toxicity, veterinary practice.

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We aimed to verify the beneficial effects of processed tomato ketchup prepared in the laboratory on hypolipidemic subjects with hyperlipidemia condition. Using purposive sampling technique, 90 CVD subjects between 35-55 years of age group, BMI levels falls between 18.5-34.9 (kg/m2) were selected for the study and the total sample is divided under two experimental groups with 30 subjects under each group, supplemented with pure lycopene gel capsule and tomato ketchup, respectively, and the remaining 30 subjects placed under control group without any intervention and the study was carried out for a period of 3 months. The parameters like physic-chemical analysis shows that the samples were superior safe during storage and nutrient analysis shows that the tomato ketchup was nutritionally rich and lycopene content was very high. The hypolipidemic effects of tomato products showed that the TC, TG, LDL, VLDL and HDL levels studied were found to be decreased at 1% level and 5% level significantly after supplementation.

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tomato ketchup, tomato products, lycopene capsule, TC, TG, LDL, VLDL, HDL CVD subjects, lipid profile

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Test anxiety

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Harsingar is commonly known as Parijat and Night Jasmine. It is one of the most useful traditional medicinal plants in India. Various parts of the plant like seeds, leaves, flowers, bark, and fruit have some medicinal properties and used in the folk remedy. It is used in Ayurveda, Sidha, and Unani systems of medicines. Traditionally, whole plants and different parts have used as an herbal remedy for treating sciatica, arthritis, malaria, enlargement of spleen and as blood purifier. Key Words: Harsingar, Parijat, Medicinal Properties.

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Harsingar, Parijat, Medicinal Properties.

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