Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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Ayurveda pharmaceutics deals with preparation of medicines. There are five basic preparations mentioned termed as Panchavidha Kashaya kalpana meant for instant use. Avaleha Kalpana (confectionary), khanda kalpana are prepared from these five basic formulations as a base or liquid media. Khanda kalpana is accepted by all age group people because of its palatability and higher shelf-life. Vayahsthapana khanda was prepared from Vayahsthapana gana kashaya to increase the palatability and shelf life and it was subjected for analysis. To overcome issue of genuine analytical methods HPTLC, TLC, GC, GCMS are utilised. In this work GCMS analysis of Vayahsthapana khanda is carried to set standards for the formulation

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Vayahsthapana, khanda, GCMS, Ayurveda pharmaceutics

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Our research aims to detect plagiarism in computer programming assignments. Plagiarism has been a problem for a long time and the problem has evolved with time. With the rise of the internet the theft of intellectual property has risen significantly and recognizing these thefts has become difficult. With this survey we have identified techniques used in detecting plagiarism. With changing times, the tools needed to detect plagiarism have to be evolved. However, to develop a tool with an ability to achieve high accuracy and greater accessibility of data has always been a demand. A comparative study on plagiarism checking tools with the technology used is presented in this paper. This study would help us determine the algorithm and methodology to proceed with the development of code to detect plagiarism.

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plagiarism detection; machine learning; artificial intelligence; deep learning; neural network

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This paper presents the review and analysis of ,an EV charging station powered by the grid (CS), a diesel generating set with an energy storage system, a solar PV (Photovoltaic) array, and battery are utilized. The charging station is primarily used to charge Battery storage using a BES and solar PV system. Smart utilization of the charging station can make use of a DG (Diesel Generator) unit or the grid to supply electricity in the event that the storage battery runs out or the solar array is unable to produce any. To maximize fuel efficiency, the DG sets are built to run at a constant 80-85 percent level of the model. High ?CO?_2 emission from the transportation sector pollute the environment on a global scale. Adoption of electric vehicles (EV) offers a tremendous opportunity to reduce carbon emissions. Electric vehicles can be powered efficiently and more quickly at battery charging stations by using a battery swapping station (BSS) (BCS). The ideal solution is provided by Switching Technology for finishing a protracted statewide journey. The analysis of electric vehicle efficiency in many electrical elements is covered in this essay, along with the difficulties and benefits of using them as a logical step toward efficient, environmentally friendly, and sustainable transportation.

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Electric Vehicles; PV Array; Battery Swapping Charging Station; Charging Modes; DG Set; Grid.

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Today, the biggest issue when providing data to anyone is making sure that no one can read our message because hackers are becoming more skilled and we want to hide the fact that anything private is being transferred. In this work, we have combined encryption with steganography and then performed the image quality estimation using machine learning to know the difference between the cover image and processed image. Therefore, authentication, integrity, and confidentiality principles should be achieved to fully secure our data. In this paper different samples of data has been taken to check the effectiveness of work and comparision.

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ECC, Stegnography, image quality, machine learning

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Fungal infections of the skin, hair, and nails are common dermatological conditions encountered in outpatient departments (OPDs) worldwide. The diagnostic methods for these infections include fungal culture and potassium hydroxide (KOH) mount examination. This study aims to provide a comparative analysis of these two diagnostic techniques in the context of a dermatology OPD at Zonal Hospital Dharamshala, shedding light on their respective advantages and limitations. A total of 48 OPD patients presenting with suspected fungal infections were enrolled in the study. Results indicate that both methods have their utility, but their diagnostic accuracy, turnaround time, and cost-effectiveness vary. A comprehensive evaluation is required to make an informed choice between these techniques, considering the resources and clinical demands of the specific healthcare setting.

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Fungal infections of the skin, hair, and nails are common dermatological conditions encountered in outpatient departments (OPDs) worldwide. The diagnostic methods for these infections include fungal culture and potassium hydroxide (KOH) mount examination. This study aims to provide a comparative analysis of these two diagnostic techniques in the context of a dermatology OPD at Zonal Hospital Dharamshala, shedding light on their respective advantages and limitations. A total of 48 OPD patients pr

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Infertility can have a significant impact on the affected individuals and their families as well. It is imperative to understand the various bio-psycho-socio-vocational causative factors among women with primary infertility. This review gives an insight into look at the various bio-psycho-socio-vocational causative factors and their management. In addition, this review suggests the significance of multidisciplinary team tailor-made interventions. This review Reproductive health care professionals can consider the implications of looking beyond the symptomatology and incorporating multidisciplinary team interventions in infertility treatment. This Bio-Psycho-Socio-Vocational framework helps us to examine the infertility issue from various causative factors.

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primary infertility, women with primary infertility, Bio-Psycho-Social, risk factors

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In order to ensure the protection of individuals' personal data in the digital age, it is essential to have a well-defined set of data protection regulations in place. This article provides a comparison of two of the most important data protection regulations in India, namely the GDPR and the DPDP. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) is a major development for India's Privacy System, as it aims to replace the existing patchwork of data protection laws and regulations. There has been a long-standing need for the Government of India to establish a comprehensive and unified data protection regime that is comparable to global standards. Because of its identical norms and regulations, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act is deemed equivalent to the General Data Protection Regulation. The first section outlines the measures that led to the creation of GDPR and how they have influenced the creation of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act. This article provides an overview while comparing and discussing how DPDP compares to the EU's GDPR. GDPR has a significant impact on the development of the DPDPA, 2023. While both legislations seek to protect personal data, they differ in a number of ways, including scope, territorial applicability, and data subject rights. Furthermore, we want to delve deeper into the key clauses of both India's Personal Data Protection Act and the EU's GDPR. We have also tried to highlight certain key issues and analysis that are present in the newly formed Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

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The General Data Protection Regulation, Digital Personal Data Protection Act, Personal Data, Data Subject Rights, Consent, Privacy, Similarities and Key differences.

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The cities will probably continue expanding and expand, necessitating careful planning, management, and improvement of the current infrastructure. The supply of appropriate amenities is a major concern for planners. The primary goal of the research is to examine the rate of urbanization and its trends in the surrounding city or town, as well as to identify potential locations for future development. Infrastructure data (road, water supply, drainage, building) have been analyzed and digitized at 1:4000 scale using Google Earth. Density analysis was performed to understand the highest concentration of infrastructure within the study site. Highest population density is calculated for ward no. 8,9, 14, 15, 16, 21 and 22. The highest road density is calculated for ward no 5, 8, 9 and 12. Urban planners may now develop an expert decision support system targeted at different decision-making processes by using remote sensing and geographic information systems.

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Urban Panning, GIS, Infrastructure, Density Analysis

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Both Post feminism and Third Wave Feminism emerged from 1970s feminist theory, expanding upon and challenging certain concepts. A central point of contention addressed by postfeminists and third wave feminists revolves around the concept of identity. While Second Wave feminists perceived identity as fixed and stable, emphasizing shared experiences, other philosophical and cultural movements questioned the notion of a stable, fixed identity and subjecthood. The incorporation of these ideas into feminism gained urgency as feminism evolved from a purely political movement to a comprehensive cultural theory or set of theories. Post feminism adopted the idea of a fluid and shifting identity, arguing that an emphasis on collective action could generate internal strains by neglecting differences, initially of class and color, and ultimately of identity. Third Wave feminism engages with post feminism on the topic of identity but asserts that collectivism remains relevant, as women have yet to attain complete freedom. Third Wavers contend that Post feminism leans towards competitive individualism, overlooking the various ways women experience fear, violence, and political and economic underprivilege. Texts from the Third Wave, such as Third Wave Agenda, Manifesta, and Colonize This! grapple with women's intersectional identities and call for an end to all forms of oppression. This paper aims to analyze the ideological premises and differences between these two feminist strands in constructing gender and identity. Seminal works from both strands will be scrutinized to highlight the opposition between their sources and mechanisms, contributing to the construction of a coherent version of feminism.

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Post feminism, Third Wave Feminism, Gender, Identity, Intersectionality.

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The Maxim" yatra naryastupujyanteramanthetatradevatha" reflects the cherished tradition of our Country, but it is not being practiced by society at large and women are subjected to many forms of harassment and cruelty in the modern society, while subject matter herein is regarding Domestic Violence- a women suffer in her marital home at the hands of her husband and his relatives .In 1983 Domestic violence was recognized as a specific criminal offence by including section 498A. [Husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty.] in Indian Penal Code. This section deals with cruelty by husband or a relative of husband towards a married woman. The Acts of cruelty which fall under explanation (a) cruelty and (b) harassment of section 498A of IPC are made cognizable offences. The introduction of Section 498A did not either reduced or mitigated the domestic violence against women but it is continuing unabated making life of married woman miasmic. To contain the Acts of domestic violence and to give protection to woman from domestic violence a new legislation by the title "The Protection of Woman from Domestic Violence Act 2005 "was passed by Parliament on 24/08/2005 which received assent of the President on 13/09/2005

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Object of the Act - The Act provides for the following objects - Reliefs provided under the Act - Conclusion

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