Volume 13 | Issue 11 |

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Curiosity and inquiry are the foundations of meaningful learning. In primary education, where children's natural inquisitiveness is at its peak, teachers play a crucial role in guiding this curiosity toward knowledge and discovery. This paper explores how teachers can cultivate inquiry-based learning environments that encourage questioning, experimentation, and problem-solving. Drawing from constructivist and inquiry-learning theories by Dewey, Piaget, and Bruner, it examines the pedagogical practices that promote creativity, engagement, and critical thinking. Empirical studies reveal that classrooms fostering curiosity improve academic performance and motivation. The paper concludes with recommendations for teachers to integrate inquiry-driven approaches and reflective practices that help students become lifelong learners.

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Curiosity, Inquiry-Based Learning, Primary Education, Constructivism, Questioning, Discovery Learning Design

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By setting boundaries, the Act helps courts focus on fresh, relevant matters and protects the legal system from being overwhelmed. In short, it's a safeguard that keeps justice moving and ensures that those who act promptly are heard.

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One of the most recent discoveries in the history of astrophysics and the first signal of the General Theory of Relativity expectations to bear fruit has been the observation of the gravitational waves. The blind extraction of weak astrophysical signals beyond noise is a problem of great concern, which has adversely affected the field since Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) was initially observed in 2015. Noise, including seismic vibrations, thermal noise, and quantum uncertainty, are likely to erase the real gravitational wave signals and predicting detection is a fluid scientific and engineering challenge. This research essay explains the interaction between data noise and signal detection, in gravitational wave observatories as noise reduction algorithms, and signal extraction algorithms, are invented and implemented.

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administration, offering a solution to the challenges associated with conventional oral drug delivery methods. A drug compound administered orally or buccally exhibit The buccal region within the oral cavity has emerged as a promising site for drug a rapid onset of action, surpassing the efficiency of traditional oral routes. moreover this delivery method allows for the prompt removal of the dosage form when needed. Notably , buccal drug delivery is particularly advantageous for patients who are unconscious or have limited cooperation. Mucoadhesive drug delivery systems interact with the mucus layer covering the mucosal epithelial surface, and mucin molecules and increase the residence time of the dosage form at the site of absorption. The drugs which have local action or those which have maximum absorption in gastrointestinal tract (GIT) require increased duration of stay in GIT.

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Mucoadhesive , Buccal, Mucoadhesive theories , Dosage form

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Stree, satta aur samaj : Bundelkhand mein pichade kshetron ki mahilaon ki bhumika ka punarmulyankan

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Stree, satta aur samaj : Bundelkhand mein pichade kshetron ki mahilaon ki bhumika ka punarmulyankan

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Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, presents a significant challenge in clinical management due to its multifactorial etiologic and variable clinical manifestations. Conventional treatments often focus on symptom relief and inflammation control, yet concerns regarding their long-term safety and efficacy persist. In recent years, there has been growing interest in exploring herbal therapies as adjunctive or alternative treatments for eczema management. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the development and evaluation of topical herbal formulations specifically targeted at managing infectious eczema. Beginning with an introduction to eczema, encompassing its prevalence, underlying pathophysiology, and conventional treatment modalities, the review sets the stage for exploring the potential of herbal therapies. It delves into the significance of herbal treatments in eczema care, emphasizing their potential advantages such as efficacy, safety, and patient acceptability. The review then outlines the systematic approach to formulation development, encompassing the selection of herbal ingredients, optimization of base formulations, and rigorous stability testing. Safety evaluation strategies, including toxicological assessments, skin irritation potential, and allergenicity testing, are discussed to ensure the safety and tolerability of the herbal formulations. Efficacy evaluation involves assessing anti-inflammatory properties, antimicrobial activity, and conducting well-controlled clinical trials to determine their clinical efficacy and impact on patient outcomes. Through a comprehensive discussion and analysis, this review aims to elucidate the potential of topical herbal formulations as promising therapeutic options for managing infectious eczema, while also identifying areas for further research and optimization.

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Eczema, atopic dermatitis, herbal therapies, topical formulations, infection eczema, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, clinical efficacy

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This research paper examines It explores how the CPC ensures fairness, efficiency, and accessibility in resolving civil disputes by determining the appropriate court based on jurisdiction and venue. CPC's role in handling non-criminal matters such as property disputes, contract breaches, and family issues. Commonly, in civil trials, most cases need an expert's advice to resolve the disputed issue to dispute. Where the Court pendency is in huge numbers, so many property-related disputes are in the queue waiting for justice. If the Court deems it fit, in certain matters that are beyond its jurisdiction, then it may appoint a Court Commissioner to investigate or inquire into the said matter. This kind of case can be resolved with expert knowledge in a shorter timeframe. It outlines the hierarchy of Indian courts, from subordinate courts to the Supreme Court, and delineates various types of jurisdictions, including subject-matter, pecuniary, territorial, original, appellate, and exclusive.

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Slum Rehabilitation Authority, Brihanmumbai Government of Maharashtra (SRA) Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) Order Investigation Slum Rehabilitation Scheme (SRS) Maharashtra Housing Policy Transferable Development Rights (TDR) Biometric Survey Cell Cluster Redevelopment Floor Space Index (FSI) / FAR Developer (Implementing Agency) Cross-subsidy / Land monetization CSR / Public funding Project viability / Revenue share Commissioner Eligibility list / Occupancy verificati

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Nutrition plays a critical role in influencing the biological, mechanical, and clinical aspects of orthodontic treatment. Adequate intake of macro- and micronutrients supports bone remodeling, collagen synthesis, and periodontal health, facilitating efficient orthodontic tooth movement (OTM). Deficiencies in essential nutrients such as calcium, vitamin D, and trace minerals can delay tooth movement, increase root resorption risk, and compromise periodontal stability. Bioactive food components like omega-3 fatty acids and flavonoids exhibit anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects, enhancing tissue healing and reducing orthodontic-induced inflammation. Dietary modifications, including a soft yet nutrient-dense diet, protect appliances while maintaining nutritional adequacy. Integrating nutritional counseling and digital dietary tracking into orthodontic practice optimizes treatment efficiency, reduces complications, and promotes long-term stability. Overall, nutritioncentered orthodontic care strengthens the biological foundation of tooth movement and enhances treatment outcomes.

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Orthodontic tooth movement, Nutrition, Bone remodeling, Micronutrients, Dietary counseling

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Vocabulary building forms the foundation of all language-learning processes. A rich and functional vocabulary not only determines one's linguistic competence but also influences cognitive growth, comprehension skills, and communicative performance. In the modern multilingual classroom, vocabulary learning has evolved from rote memorization to dynamic engagement through reading, contextual exposure, and technology-assisted practice. This study examines how systematic vocabulary enhancement strengthens overall language proficiency, especially for learners of English as a second or foreign language. Drawing upon current pedagogical research, it discusses approaches such as morphological awareness, corpus-based learning, and the integration of digital tools. The paper concludes that vocabulary instruction must be intentional, context-sensitive, and continuous to ensure lasting lexical development and communicative success.

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Vocabulary Acquisition, Language Learning, Lexical Development, English Proficiency, Contextual Learning, Reading Strategies, Technology in Education, Pedagogical Approaches, Cognitive Linguistics, Learner Autonomy.

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Skin disease has a high prevalence throughout the world. Scabies is one of the commonest dermatological conditions in the world. It is a parasitic skin infestation caused by a mite called Sarcoptes scabiei var hominis. It is a highly contagious, neglected cutaneous parasitic disease, associated with poor individual, community, environmental circumstances and health. It Can be correlated to "Pama" as described in Ayurveda Classics. Pama Is one of the eighteen types of Kushta which is caused by Kapha Pitta Dosha. Scabies was added to the World Health Organization's (WHO) list of neglected tropical diseases In 2013. The present case shows the effect of Ayurvedic Formulation on scabies in 11yr old child.

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Scabies, Pama, Kushta, Aarogyavardhini Vati

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