Volume 11 | Issue 1 |

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Abstract The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire part of the Harry Potter series has blurred the line between the fantasy and reality. The author J K Rowling has used the power of fantasy to give wings to the imagination of her readers. This is the fourth part in the Harry Potter fantasy series. Literature has advanced over a period of few decades and everything done now has changed its course. Advances have brought the blessing of doing things differently and more efficiently. Fiction in literature has also evolved and now uses the fantasy framework to move on the path of scalability. Fantasy is the new term used for fiction in literature and has become very popular lately. Earlier the fiction in literature writing used to be very tedious and involved a lot of repetitive work which used to take days and was not even accurate. Now the times have changed and the world of fiction has brought a different perspective to the books. In this part of the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter has reached to the fourth year in Hogwarts. The school of witchcraft has been phenomenal so far for the Harry Potter and his friends Ron Weasely and Hermoine.

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Fantasy, Fiction, Reality, Witchcraft, Imagination

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Background: Life is a precious gift by god and it should be handled with care. Nursing professions is one of the main professions responsible for the care, to care the life of people by providing preventive, curative, promotive, restorative and rehabilitative care. Children are major consumers of health care. They are not only large in number but also vulnerable to various health problems and considered as special risk group. Children always need that special care to live and succeed. 2 Of the distraction methods used during Preschool age, audio-visual distraction is the more effective it is a easy, labor saving and easy to provide therapy that relieves pain and distress in children during painful procedures as similarly as and efficiently as common psychological interventions.2 Objectives: To assess the effectiveness of audio visual distraction on pain among children undergoing venipuncture in pediatric ward of selected hospitals. Methodology: a quasi experimental post test only control group design was adopted for the study. It was conducted over 60 pediatric (pre schooler age) patients and was selected by using Non probability purposive sampling technique and quota sampling techniques. Audio visual distraction therapy provided to pre schooler child before 5 minutes and during procedure and after the procedures for 5 minutes. Result: The study reveals that, In Experimental group (Group I) the mean score is 3.70 and standard deviation is 2.15 whereas, in Control group (Group II) the mean score is 7.83 and standard deviation is 1.48. The tabulated value for n=60 degree of freedom is 2.00. The calculated chi square value is 31.29. The calculated x2 value is higher than tabulated value at 5% level of significance which is statistically acceptable level of significance. Hence the research hypothesis H1 is accepted and null hypothesis H0 is rejected. Thus, it is statistically interpreted that there is a significant difference between mean pain score of patients who receive Audio visual distraction. , it shows that Audio visual distraction is more effective for reducing intensity of pain among preschoolers receiving venipuncture. Conclusion: The significantly association was found on pain score with age (in years), none of the other demographic variables were associated with pain score.

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Effectiveness, Selected Hospitals, Venipuncture, audio visual distraction, pain, children.

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Liebedev, The Bengali Theatre, The Disguise, Golak Bose, Bengali Drama.

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Career, Career Choice, Teenager, Occupation, Occupational Mobility, Division of Labour.

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ISOLATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF BACTERIA FROM VERMICOMPOST AND COW MANURE Dhanshree M. Ridhorkar, Divyani V. Raut Deptt. Of Microbiology & Biotechnology,Nabira Mahavidyalaya,Katol Abstract Organic fertilizers are made up primarily or entirely of organic elements generated from plants and animals that have undergone a technical process. The fertilizers can be used to add organic matter to the soil as well as improve its physical, chemical, and biological characteristics. Organic waste disposal from home, agricultural, and industrial sources has produced increasing environmental and economic concerns in recent years, prompting the development of a variety of methods to solve the issue. Vermiculture is the cultivation of earthworms in organic wastes. In the present study total 10 samples were collected 5 samples of Cow manure and 5 samples of Vermicompost. The results can be explained by identifying bacteria we know their role in the plant growth and development and promote the growth of those bacteria which have beneficial role in vermicompost and cow manure to enhance the nutrient quality in vermicompost and cow manure

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Cow manure, bacteria

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Ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament, Multimodality.

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QSAR modeling, Anticancer activity, ETA indices, Burden eigenvalues.

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Development Projects, Natural Resources, Mining and Governmental policies.

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Every person who earns money spends it to take care of either their own fundamental requirements or those of their family. People utilise money for a variety of things, such as covering their regular household bills and costs associated with purchasing luxury for a better living. Earned money is typically stored for future requirements or utilized to pay for certain present obligations. A person who lives within their means accumulates savings. These funds can be accumulated and grown to fulfil a variety of objectives, including paying for college, marriage, buying a car, house, or any other asset, paying for unexpected medical expenses, and covering post-retirement expenses. The full money saved is typically not stored in cash but rather invested in a variety of asset classes or investment vehicles in order to generate a return, which may come in the form of consistent income, capital growth, or occasionally both. Humans must invest if they want to prevent inflation in the future. Investments and savings are two coins. Both are necessary for humans to exist in a changing world and are helpful in meeting present and future requirements.

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Investment, Money, Inflation, Savings, Expenses

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The most recent statistical data reveal that 47.8% of global blindness is due to cataract and in South Asia region which includes India, 51% of blindness is due to cataract. Insufficient or inadequate knowledge regarding surgery can result numerous complications. Thus, must take action by educating patients continuously to update knowledge on regular follow-up after cataract surgery for preventing further complications and blindness. Aim of the study to identify the knowledge and to assess the effect of educational intervention on knowledge regarding post-operative care of eye surgery among cataract patients. Settings and Design: An evaluative study with pre-experimental one-group pre-test post-test design was used to assess the effect of educational intervention on knowledge of cataract patients from selected hospitals. Methods and materials:60 samples were taken using Non-Probability Convenient The data was collected using self-structured demographic data and self-structured knowledge interview questioner. Statistical Analysis used: Descriptive and inferential statistics are used for analysis of the data. Researcher applied paired t-test for the effect of educational intervention on knowledge regarding post-operative care of eye surgery among cataract patients. Results: Average knowledge score in pre-test was 2.7 which increased to 13.4 in post-test. T-value for this test was 39.5 with 59 degrees of freedom. Corresponding p-value was less than 0.05, the null hypothesis is rejected. It is evident that educational intervention is effective in improving the knowledge of cataract patients. Conclusion: The well-timed management and proper awareness about post -operative eye care management helps in improving the quality of life.

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Assess Effect, educational intervention, post-operative care, Eye surgery and Cataract patients

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