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Sandhigatavata, Osteoarthritis, Shushkamulakady taila, Matrabasti- Dashmoola taila, Niruhabasti- Triphla Kwath.

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ABSTRACT A Retrospective Study Of Isolated Sphenoid Sinusitis On Computed Tomography Background: Isolated sphenoid sinusitis is a rare disease of inflammatory and neoplastic origin. Diagnosis and treatment of isolated sphenoid sinusitis is difficult due to its non-specific symptoms and its late presentation. It is often overlooked due to its remote location. Materials and Methods: A retrospective study was conducted from December 2018 to November 2022 in MVJ Medical College by a computer-assisted search of all the reports of CT scans performed with clinical symptoms of sinusitis namely headache and nasal obstruction to detect the presence of isolated sphenoid sinus opacification, mucosal thickening and its complications. A total of 55 cases of isolated sphenoid disease were identified. Results: We identi?ed 55 cases of isolated sphenoid disease of which 27 were females and 28 were males. 7 patients were in less than 20 year age group, 26 patients in 21-40 year group, 15 patients in 41-60 year age group and 7 patients in older than 60 years. Isolated acute sphenoid sinusitis with air-fluid level was seen in 25 cases. Isolated chronic sphenoid sinusitis was seen in 30 cases. Incidentally, asymptomatic isolated sphenoid opacification was seen in 8 cases. Neuro-ophthalmic complication was noted in one case. Conclusion: Opacification of paranasal sinuses is frequently seen. However isolated opacification of the sphenoid sinus is uncommon with low clinical suspicion. Therefore, imaging studies like Computed Tomography is necessary for the assessment of isolated sphenoid sinusitis for its diagnosis and early detection of complications.

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Key words: Sphenoid, Sinusitis, Computed Tomography.

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The current era is known as the computer age. Persons who couldn't read or write used to be regarded observers; currently, however, people who can't handle a computer are termed observers. Humans have invented several technologies for their survival from the dawn of time. Man has always attempted to make human existence more comfortable by overcoming human behaviour by meeting needs as they arise. Human life evolved as a result of discovery. "Need is the mother of innovation," as the saying goes. Computers in education have grown increasingly popular in recent decades. Computers have dramatically altered our lives. Today, computers are employed in practically every field. A PC is an electronic device that is widely used in areas where human intervention is limited, and the education sector is a significant area where it is efficiently used. This time period is now known as the IT era or the age of data innovation. Nobody now can imagine a world without a computer. A computer has become quite useful in secondary and higher secondary education since it is incredibly accurate, quick, and can easily handle various jobs, such as PowerPoint presentations and E-content.

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Enterpreneurship, ICT,teaching

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Indian Banking sector has registered tremendous growth in the past by providing various incentives and job opportunities to employees and growth to the nation. Employee resilience is a strategic imperative for effective coping when faced with adversities and can be essential for long-term effectiveness. Resilience as a resource capacity may help employees bounce back from different adversities. Organizational commitment as a psychological concept has been identified as an important factor, which plays a significant role in the relationship between individuals and organizations. The study aims at studying of the impact of employee resilience on organizational commitment among the banking sector employees in India The data sample is of 100 employees of banks in the northern region was collected and questionnaire was distributed for the same in both physical copy and online form, in which employee resilience and organisational commitment was measured using the standardized questionnaire. The results have indicated significant correlation between the variables. The results showed that there is a positive relationship among employee resilience and organizational commitment at workplace in Indian banking sector.

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Employee Resilience, Organizational Commitment, Indian Banking Sector.

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Bhartiya rangmanch aur nemichandra jain

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The present paper deals with mineral contents in the leaves of Cochlospermum religiosum (L) Alston affected by Alternaria alternata fungus showing leaf blight symptoms. The mineral content was estimated by digesting healthy and infected leaves in Tri-acid. as prescribed by Toth et al.,(1948) method by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (Thermo Fisher Scientific AAS -203 model),Spectrophotometer (Thermo Fischer Scientific UV 2100) and Flame Photometer Systronics-128 model). The element phosphorus was estimated by Sekine et al., (1966) method. Sulphur was estimated by Blanchar et al., (1965) method. The elements Sodium,Potassium and Calcium were estimated by Flame photometer, while Iron, Manganese, Zinc, Magnesium, Copper, Lead. Nickle was estimated by Spectrophotometer. The elements Manganse, Iron, Zinc and Sulphur were enhanced in the infected leaves of Cochlospermum religiosum (L) Alston, While Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Copper, Lead, Nickle and Phosphorus contents were decreased in the infected leaves showing a high metabolic activity during pathogenesis.

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Cochlospermum religiosum (L).,AAS, Spectrophotometer, Alternaria alternata

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The global crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to the digital revolution in the higher education system. The traditional system has been replaced by online lectures, online examinations, teleconferencing, e-books, and interaction in virtual environments using different online platforms. Most of the institutions used synchronous methods of online teaching-learning by using online platforms like Google Meet, Zoom, Hangouts etc. The synchronous learning tools facilitate real-time interaction between educator and students. The present paper is based on descriptive research design. This paper was aimed at exploring the various teaching-learning modes adopted by B. Ed teachers and students in online teaching learning practices during Covid Pandemic. The interview was conducted by collecting responses from the teacher educators and students from B. Ed colleges to achieve the objective of the paper. The analysis of responses of teacher educators and students was found to be aligned with each other. The triangulated analysis of responses of both teacher educators and students have revealed that the teachers have made many active efforts to make the classroom more engaging by using different software such as PPT, Images, videos, documentaries, animated videos, etc. It was also revealed that teachers had also participated in various online certification programmes to develop their ICT skills to get habitual with such online softwares.

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Pandemic, modes, online, teaching-learning, B. Ed

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Since antiquity, agriculture has been the main industry in India, providing employment for two-fifths of its population. Despite India being one of the largest producers of cash crops, a revolution is needed to raise farmer incomes and enable them to live a sustainable life. Krish-e-Hal presents itself as an alternative solution to increase their income during the off-season, when no crops are grown and hunger becomes a problem. A web portal has been set up, allowing farmers to lend and buy farming machinery and equipment, and this multilingual portal can be used easily by any farmer in any part of the country. India has a unique cropping pattern, with different parts of the state experiencing sowing season or off-season at any given time, and this pattern is being utilised in our portal to help farmers to generate an alternate source of income by lending their expensive modern farming equipment in the off-season. Our solution is beneficial for poor farmers in debt trap, providing an additional source of income to help them break out of this vicious cycle.

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Renting Portal, Farmer equipment rental, Sustainable farming, Equipment sharing, Increasing farmers income, Web portal

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World's one of the oldest medical system Ayurveda has a unique therapy that is Marma therapy which is used to improve pranic healing(Bio-energy), growth and development as well as physical and mental well-being very easily. Marmas( vulnerable points) are 107 in number present our body and has secret physiology which developed immunity power in our body and mind. In India Bharatanatyam also running and developing in our society for a long time which also improves the physical and mental condition. In my study on marma therapy giving pressure and massage during Bharatanatyam followed by benefits of Marma therapies, get easily at the time of Bharatanatyam. I have vividly looked after the Bharatanatyam practitioners that their energy level, fitness, and physical and psychosomatic development. It has been shown with question-answer as well as some bio- chemical tests. I have found the Bharatanatyam practitioners improving their courage, confidence, improving immunity power and overall happiness. That is likely with marma therapy.

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From 1 Mar 2014, Schedule H1 has been created and modified by the Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1945. It Has Been Expecting For A While But Now that it's there Irrational Prescription of Antibiotics and Other Drugs by Doctors and Chemists, Force, Needs Wide Publicity and a Critical Look, From All Physicians and Healthcare Providers in General and the Community of Pharmacologists and Pharmacists. Antibiotic resistance is on the rise, and people are becoming more and more tolerant of psychoactive drugs. Third- and fourth-generation antibiotics, anti-tuberculosis medications, and a few habit-forming pharmaceuticals such psychotropic drugs are therefore included in Schedule H1 substances.In India, a group of prescription medications known as Schedule H is included as an appendix to the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945, which were first adopted in 1945. These are medications that require a prescription from a licensed physician in order to be acquired over-the-counter. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act and Rules apply to the production and distribution of all drugs. On the recommendation of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization[1] at the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, which is a division of the Drugs Technical Advisory Board, it is occasionally changed. The most recent schedule H (2006) includes 536 medicines, ranging from zuclopenthixol to abacavir.However, Schedule H rules are less strictly enforced in India than Schedule X statutes, which need a stricter documentary trail.

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Schedule H, Drug and cosmetic Act1945,Antibiotic, Central Drugs Standard Control Organization,

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