Volume 11 | Issue 1 |

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Abstract Ayurved is an ancient science with deep understanding of human existence. It gives due importance to manas (mind) in health as well as diseases; evident from the mention of various manas bhavas as nidana of various diseases like jwara , atisara ,kushtha, pandu, hridroga, prameha, aruchi, vatvyadhi etc. Current modern research also validates this fact. Human mind is expressed in terms of emotions like anger, fear, sadness, despair, etc and these affect the body functions. As goes well with the human nature these negative emotions like anger, hostility, sadness, anxiety etc have a profound impact on health and in long term contribute in causing various ailments like heart disease, respiratory illness, diabetes mellitus ,migraine, cancer, peptic ulcer etc. Stress is an emotional experience which consists mainly of these negative emotions. This paper reviews manas bhavas mentioned in various Samhitas responsible for manifestation of diseases.

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emotions, stress, anger, manas bhava

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Keywords: Indian Knowledge systems, Sapta Sindhu, Vedic Culture, Culture.

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Patient Satisfaction; In patient department; Health Care Services.

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Key words: Bastar, Dandakaranya, Meriah, Hele, Fitkur, Hidma Manjhi, Danteshwari Devi etc.

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Agriculture is important and foremost factor which is important for survival. Machine Learning could be a crucial perspective for acquiring real-world and operative solution for crop yield issue. Machine Learning is a conspicuous decision support tool for crop yield prediction. this paper focusses mainly on predicting the yield of the crop by using by applying various machine learning algorithms. The farmer provides the attributes of the soil as input to the application. India being agriculturally based dependent country the economic status of the country is completely and partially dependent on this Agricultural yield that is affected by the organic, economic and seasonal causes. Estimation of agricultural output is big challenging task for this country as of the population status talking in consideration. The main objective is to gather data that can be stored and analyzed for forecasting the crop yield. This helps farmers to choose the best suitable crop. Also, this project aims at bringing an enhancement in the field of agriculture by achieving better results in predicting crop yields. With the help of machine learning techniques with proper optimizations. The statistical models built to provide accurate and precise decision. The output of this project would help farmers pick up most suitable crops to be grown depending on the factors like season and area available with least possible chances of loses.

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Agriculture, Crop yield, soil.

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Zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO NPs) possess remarkable physical, optical, and antibacterial properties that have great potential for improving agriculture. The purpose of the present investigation is to enhance fertilizer response of ZnO NPs. These nanoparticles are synthesized using co-precipitation method to study its physicochemical properties using X-ray diffraction, field emission scanning electron microscopy, X-ray photoelectron microscopy, etc. The synthesized ZnO sample shows hexagonal wurtzite type crystal structure. The FESEM images show the particle-flake like mixed morphology with average grain size of about 30 to 35 nm. Herein, we report effect of fertilizer response of ZnO NPs on Maize and Wheat plant. The plants were sprayed 4 times at the interval of 7 days with different concentrations of ZnO NPs. The growth parameters like seed germination, root and shoot length, height of plant, width of root and stem, number of leaves and dimensions of leaves were studied with respect to control. The outcome of this study is promising with average enhancement in the growth properties of plants with ZnO NPs as fertilizers of about 20% compared to control.

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Zinc oxide, Nanotechnology, Fertilizer, Plant growth

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In the highly competitive market and technology advancement with the usage of internet it has shifted the traditional market to digital marketing strategies. Digital marketing grab wide area and in the highly competitive market it involve exploring business model using digital technologies which reduces cost and expand business globally. Today digital marketing have a greater scope of expanding their business in the future as customers are much more satisfied by doing online shopping as they find digital marketing much more safer than traditional marketing.

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Digital, Digitalization, Technology, Behavior,

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: In line with the development of information technology, the services provided by the Bank have evolved towards digital banking services (Digital Banking). This service is more oriented towards meeting customer needs by fully utilizing digital technology through devices and applications (software) as delivery channels. In addition, digital banking services can be accessed anytime and anywhere, and minimize direct interaction with Bank employees. This also aims to increase the efficiency of operational activities and the quality of the Bank's services to its customers. This study aims to analyze the effect of Site Organization, Reliability, Responsiveness, User Friendliness, Personal Need, and Efficiency on Electronic Customer Satisfaction and Electronic Customer Loyalty on M-Banking Customers of Bank Mestika in Medan City. The sample used in this study has the characteristics of male and female customers of Bank Mestika who have an m-banking application in Medan City with a total of 125 respondents. Processing and analyzing data in this study is by using SPSS version 25 as software for processing data. These empirical findings indicate that from the data processing that has been carried out, on the Bank Mestika M-Banking object the results of 5 hypotheses are accepted there is a significant relationship between Site Organization, User Friend-liness, Personal Need, Efficiency, to Electronic Customer Satisfaction, and Electronic Customer Satisfaction to Electronic Customer Loyalty. In addition, there are 2 hypotheses that are rejected, namely the relationship between Reliability, Responsiveness to Electronic Customer Satisfaction.

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Site Organization, Reliability, Responsiveness, User Friendliness, Personal Need, Efficiency Electronic Customer Satisfaction, Electronic Customer Loyalty

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Violence against women in India has gathered considerable attention in recent years with increasing public policy debates on urgent legal reforms. Violence against women is a violation of dignity, safety and human rights. The problem is immense, particularly domestic violence, but also violence against women in conflict situations and against victims of human trafficking. Yet it is often seen as a private matter, something that goes on behind closed doors. It is not: it is a crime. And the state has a responsibility to protect the victims. This paper combines this narrative with the theory of representative bureaucracy which implies better outcomes for a section of society Police. I find considerable heterogeneity across different types of crimes against women and states by female literacy levels and degree of urbanization.

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Police, Women, Crime, Violence, Public, Law.

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