Volume 11 | Issue 1 |

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The self compacting concrete is a binding composite which involves formworks without need of vibration and high resistance. However construction waste such as bricks is used as recycled coarse aggregate in order to improve the sustainability demands of structures. While introducing of RBC in SCC Will generate better improvement in construction sectors. In order to increasing of workability we introduce Super plasticizer in concretes. In order to enhanced the durability properties of SCC Crimped steel fiber are added as additive in the concrete mix. Crimped steel fiber develop good bonding properties with the recycled aggregate.

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Recycled aggregate, steel fibers, SCC, Recycled Brick Aggregates (RBA).

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Facial images, Databases, Tensor Flow, Artificial intelligence ,Machine Learning.

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Tazarotene, Nanostructured lipid carriers, Gel, Formulation, Evaluation

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Unity in diversity" - these are not just words, but something that are highly applicable to a country like India that is incredibly rich in culture and heritage. A few quotations or statements cannot describe the pedestal that India holds on to the world map because of its colourful and unique culture. From the times of Mauryas, Cholas and Mughals to the period of British Empire, India has always been famous for its traditions and hospitality. The warmth in the relations and euphoria in celebrations make the country stand out distinctively in the global fraternity. The country's liveliness and generosity attract a number of tourists to its vibrant culture which is an amalgamation of religions, festivals, food, art, crafts, dance, music and many other subtle things. Everything, from the culture and values to customs, rituals and traditions, is 'special' in this 'Land of Gods

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Hinduism, Indian, Cuture

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The governor's job and powers have become contentious in recent times. This, of course, corresponds with the rise to power of a centrist party that has a clear majority. The governors of Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Kerala, Maharashtra, and of course, West Bengal have all been at the centre of controversy in recent years. However, they have done nothing to elevate the stature of their respective offices. We were mistaken if we imagined that the frequent and heated debates about the legality of governors' activities in the 1960s and 1970s would have unobtrusively ushered in some beneficial norms for the decades to come. It has been challenging to change the widespread public perception of state governors as "an agent of the centre." The current controversies have centred on the following topics: the selection of the chief minister; the determination of the timing for proving legislative majority; the demand for information about day-to-day administration; the apparent delay in giving assent to bills or reserving bills for the President; comments critical of specific state government policies; and the exercise of the governor's powers as chancellor of state universities. This paper aims to deconstruct the power game between the state and the centre in the context of constitutional legality.

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Governor, Indian Constitution, Power Relation, Federalism, Controversy

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The social and economic repercussions of the coronavirus outbreak a year ago have the potential to have a long-lasting impact on gender equality, putting progress at risk and potentially pushing an additional 47 million women and girls below the global poverty line. The Beijing Declaration on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, adopted at the United Nations 25 years ago last year, has significantly impacted the status of women worldwide. While progress has been made, there is still a long way to go before true gender parity is achieved. This paper will examine the position of women in South African society in terms of employment, earnings, and fundamental societal structures.

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Covid 19, gender equality, and South Africa, Society and politics

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Mother of toddler, Pamphlet, Rural areas, Toilet Training of Children

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Knowledge management, employee retention, organization, reward and recognition

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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common cause of lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in aging men, worsening their quality of life. It is a histological diagnosis of the proliferation of smooth muscle, epithelium, and stromal cells within the transition zone of the prostate. Autopsy studies have shown that BPH increases in prevalence with age beginning at age 30 and reaching a peak prevalence of 88% in men in their 80s. In India BHP found in 40% cases presenting with lower urinary tract symptoms in the age of 60-69 years. Though prostatectomy is the ultimate option of treatment, conservative management is preferred always. Ayurvedic medicines also have a role in symptomatic relief and improve the quality of life in such patients. This article is a review of Ayurvedic management to BPH supplemented with a case report of BPH treated with Ayurvidic medicines where remarkable reduction in prostate size and drastic relief in symptoms were got.

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BPH, MUTHRAKHATA

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