Volume 11 | Issue 1 |

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Premature contraction of the uterus is the very first sign of premature labor, which is followed by progressive changes in cervix such as effacement and dilatation. Four or more uterine contractions with or without pain per hour is a major biophysical predictor of preterm labor. According to the WHO statistics, every year, an estimated 15 million babies are born preterm and this number is rising. Although tocolytic agents are used to suppress premature contractions and prevent preterm labor, it is not proven to be efficacious in preventing preterm birth or reducing neonatal mortality or morbidity. In the United States, preterm delivery is the leading cause of neonatal morbidity and is the most common reason for hospitalization during pregnancy. The rate of preterm delivery (before 37 weeks' gestation) has been declining since 2007. Clinical diagnosis of preterm labor is made if there are regular contractions and concomitant cervical change. Less than 10% of women with a clinical diagnosis of preterm labor will deliver within seven days of initial presentation. Women with a history of spontaneous preterm delivery are 1.5 to two times more likely to have a subsequent preterm delivery. Antenatal progesterone is associated with a significant decrease in subsequent preterm delivery in certain pregnant women. Current recommendations are to prescribe vaginal progesterone in women with a shortened cervix and no history of preterm delivery, and to use progesterone supplementation regardless of cervical length in women with a history of spontaneous preterm delivery.

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Premature contraction, preterm labor, Sign and Symptom of Premature, Safety and Managements, Herbal medicine used for Premature, Prevention,

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The method of teaching in ancient India was called the Pathshala system or the traditional method. During the Vedic period, schools of this method were quite prevalent. But in post-independence India some methods were refined and some methods were discontinued to influence education. Notable among them are Bhandarkar method, textbook method, direct method, interview method, structured method, coordination method and play method of teaching. These methods influence student learning.

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post-independence, teaching, refined, repositories method, textbook method, direct communication

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Exchange rate, GDP, CPI, Regression, Autoregression

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The population of India is fast increasing so is the prevalence of anaemia. Its incidence is very common in a developing country like India due to the increased rate of poverty and among the rich due to westernisation of food culture and lack of importance given to the nutritious food. India continues to be one of the countries having very high prevalence of Anaemia with 74.3% of proportion of Indian population being Anaemic. The Pandu roga can effectively be compared with Anaemia mentioned in the modern sciences on the basis of its similar signs and symptoms. It is important to see the how the drug works in pandu i.e. mode of action of Dhatri Loha. This article focuses on the probable mode of action of Dhatri Loha in pandu WSR to Iron deficiency anemia.

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Dhatri Loha, Pandu, Mode of action.

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Ethics in business is of key importance in the existence of companies in numerous countries and regions. The Business Ethics are the basic moral ground rules by which corporates run their business. Business Ethics is about what is right and what is wrong behavior with the preference to choose right over wrong. If a company wishes to be perceived as a reliable partner in business, it should implement the elements of this concept, or indeed this concept itself. Taking into account the aforementioned circumstances, the goal of our paper is to identify the scale and scope of the use of Business Ethics in Indian company. We select one company for our study named Iron Triangle Limited. Our research has confirmed that Iron Triangle Ltd. use business ethics in their operations. Most importantly, however, our research confirmed that business ethics is regarded as a significant and core factor which has an influence on both the success and profits of any organization, and its role is set to increase in the future. Business Ethics refers to the standards and practices performed in the workplace place setting. It includes Societal standards of right and wrong, Business ethical standards and circumstances and legal standards. Business ethics are more rigid than in personal areas.

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Ethics, Business Ethics, CSR & Moral Values

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Online food delivery, Zomato, Swiggy, restaurants, online consumers.

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Abstract: The National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020) was recently introduced in India to reform the education system and bring about an inclusive, multidisciplinary, and holistic approach to learning A comprehensive policy document, the NEP 2020 addresses all facets of education, covering early childhood education and care schooling, and higher education. Despite its promising goals, the implementation of the NEP 2020 in school education is facing various challenges, such as a shortage of trained teachers, inadequate infrastructure, lack of funds, and resistance to change. This research paper aims to study the challenges and potential solutions in implementing the NEP 2020 in school education in India. Through a literature review, the paper highlights the importance of effective stakeholder engagement, adequate funding, and capacity building for teachers, among others. The study concludes that the successful implementation of the NEP 2020 in school education in India will require sustained effort and collaboration from all stakeholders, including the government, educators, and the community.

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Challenges in Implementing the National Education Policy 2020, National Education Policy 2020 with regards to school education, and Suggestions for successful implementation of NEP 2020

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The cutting edge of business today is electronic commerce. All the world is totally dependent on electronic items with the rapid advantage of the help of e-commerce. Electronic commerce is also becoming more popular. E-commerce and electronic applications in automation have brought tremendous growth to India. E-commerce is connecting rural India for business, hence developing the village economy. The future does look very bright for e-commerce in India. India is showing tremendous growth in e-business. Many large corporations, small and medium companies, and individuals are investing more and more in the e-commerce business. The main purpose of this paper is to study the effect of e-commerce on the adoption of small and medium enterprises in the electronics sector.

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Abstract: Buddha dharma dar?ana has its origin in opposing animal sacrifice, the performance of several rites and rituals to attain heaven and divinity. To find peace in life one needs the right path, where Buddha spoke of the eightfold path. The talk of divinity, even if is found to have been accommodated in a certain sphere, it is never at the cost of human welfare on the socio-empiric front. There is a religious prescription not only for the sacrifice of animals and a considerable amount of eatables but also for man-child to attain spiritual excellence. Not only the rigidity of j?tiv?da (casteism) is rationally unacceptable but, at the practical level, the suggestion of class rigidity is found to be most unworkable and immoral, causing serious damage to social cohesion and solidarity. Buddha is undoubted, critical of this irrational move. From this point of view, the philosophy of Buddha seems to be the logical culmination of the underdeveloped rather inarticulate philosophical position.

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Keywords: Buddha dharma dar?ana, the relevance of Buddha philosophy, ethics, the role of Buddha dar?ana in the modern age

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Quantum technology, quantum computer, qubits, classical computers

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