Volume 13 | Issue 2 |

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The health benefits of herbal tea are numerous. Tisanes, another name for herbal teas, have gained a lot of popularity because of its many natural qualities and health advantages. A ubiquitous and significant beverage during social and cultural events is tea. It promotes cell generation, immunity, and vitality maintenance. The beverage known as "herbal tea" is prepared with herbs, spices, and medicinal plants. It is consumed worldwide due to its therapeutic and restorative properties, which eliminate the need for caffeine. You can buy these loose or in tea bags. A whole amount of water can be used to decoct herbal tea. Herbal tea contains a variety of naturally occurring bioactive compounds, including terpenoids, alkaloids, coumarins, carotenoids, flavonoids, and saponins. The mixture made from the roots, leaves, fruits, and flowers is called herbal tea. The most widely consumed herbal tea contains haritaki, ginger, lemon, honey, and cinnamon. Drinking herbal tea may provide a number of health advantages, including anti-inflammatory, calming, and antioxidant effects. The production and evaluation of herbal teas are examined in this study, which also looks at the thoughtful blending of medicinal herbs to create beneficial and healthful beverages.

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Shankapushpi petals, Zinger, Cinnamon, Black pepper, Indian gooseberry, herbal tea, evaluation

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The paper has examined trends and patterns of crop diversification scenarios in India and at the Regional level from 2001-2023. The share area, Compound annual growth rates and Simpson Index of Diversification (SID) are used to assess the extent and speed of diversification among food crops, commercial crops and high-value crops. The study reveals that in India there is a gradual shift in the cropping pattern from foodgrains towards commercial crops and high-value crops. A similar trend is seen in most of the States barring a few of them. However, the transformation from foodgrains to high-value crops is not uniform among the States under reference which is reflected in SID. SID varies from 0.47 in Assam to 0.96 in Maharashtra. The Central and Southern states are relatively highly diversified in comparison with Northwestern and East & Northeastern states. CAGR for foodgrains was significantly low as compared to high-value crops and Commercial crops during the study period. The results indicate the movement of Indian Agriculture towards a more economical and ecologically sustainable agriculture without compromising the food security of the Nation.

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Crop diversification, Simpson Index of Diversification.

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Abstract Present study is on Adjustment of working women in relation to Government and Private Sector. A total sample of 200 (100 from Government sectors and 100 from Private sectors) were selected from Ahmedabad city. General Bell Adjustment Inventory (GBAI) by R.K.Ojha was used foe data collection. The coefficient of reliability was 0.93. The validity of fourfold adjustment for various groups was found to be from 0.72 to 0.94. One way ANOVA methods has been used for data analysis. The result shown that, Government and private employees are almost same on Home adjustment and Health adjustment. But, Government employees have good social and emotional adjustment than private sector employees.

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Keywords: Adjustment, home adjustment, health adjustment, social adjustment,emotional adjustment, government and private employees.

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The timing of umbilical cord clamping has been debated in obstetric care, impacting maternal and neonatal outcomes. Early cord clamping (ECC), performed within 15-30 seconds of birth, was historically the standard practice, partly based on the belief that it reduced the risk of postpartum hemorrhage and facilitated neonatal resuscitation (1). However, increasing evidence suggests that delaying cord clamping (DCC) -- generally defined as waiting at least 30-60 seconds before clamping the umbilical cord -- offers significant neonatal benefits without adversely affecting maternal outcomes. The article is written to explain and understand the different concepts related to early and delayed cord clamp. Many research studies from different sources have been studied to draw a conclusion on the early and delayed cord clamp.

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Delayed cord clamp, Early cord clamp.

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Abstract: To tackle the competition every company, try their best to attract consumers. Celebrity endorsements accepted to be a "ubiquitous feature of modern-day marketing" (McCracken 1989). Early Research has found that "celebrities are more effective than other types of endorsers, such as the professional expert, the company manager, or the typical consumer" (Friedman and Friedman, 1979). By using celebrity endorsers, companies may tap into consumer's symbolic association to an aspirational reference group, as they are perceived as dynamic, attractive, and likable (Assael, 1984; Atkins and Block, 1983; Kamins, 1990). Companies are using celebrity endorsement instead of focusing just on material as consumers are not feeling associated with just a material. Researches shows that consumers are more favors the brand endorsed by celebrity. In the case of attractiveness related products, the use of physically attractive celebrities increased message recall; product attributes, and purchase intention (Kahle and Homer, 1985). Current study is focusing on different features of celebrity and their impact on consumers. This study will helpful to marketers in making communication strategy as per consumers perception towards celebrity.

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Celebrity, Celebrity endorsement, Consumers, Marketing communication

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Shirley Jackson's, We Have Always Lived in the Castle explores themes of isolation, alienation, and the human need for connection, focusing on the concept of existential isolation. The novel's protagonists, Merricat and Constance Blackwood, live in voluntary seclusion after a family tragedy, fostering their detachment from the surrounding society. Their relationship reflects a shared world of isolation, where they reject the hostile outside community.

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Existential Isolation

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The Indian stock market has witnessed a significant rise in share buyback activities in recent years, as companies strategically utilize surplus cash to optimize capital structure, enhance shareholder returns, and signal confidence in their financial stability. While buybacks are often associated with positive outcomes, their impact on share prices and market sentiment remains a topic of extensive debate and analysis.This study investigates the implications of share buybacks on shareholder wealth and market dynamics in India, focusing on data from 154 companies that conducted buybacks over the past four years. A refined sample of 76 companies, selected based on their use of tender offers and market capitalization exceeding INR1,000 crore, serves as the basis for detailed analysis. Data was sourced from credible platforms such as BSE, NSE, Chittorgarh, and Investing.com, encompassing critical details like buyback size, record dates, and acceptance ratios.Findings indicate that buybacks often result in favourable market reactions, with share prices frequently surging within three months to a year following the announcement. This is largely attributed to perceptions of undervaluation and confidence in future profitability. Calculations of actual and assumed acceptance ratios reveal that the actual acceptance is often higher, enabling participating shareholders to realize substantial gains. Additionally, residual value analysis provides a framework for investors to optimize selling prices for shares not accepted during buybacks, ensuring profitable outcomes.While buybacks are widely regarded as a signal of positive future prospects, they can also serve as a defensive mechanism during periods of declining stock valuations to stabilize market perception and protect the company's capital base. The study underscores the importance of analyzing factors such as stock price trends and earnings per share to discern the motives behind buybacks, offering valuable insights to investors, analysts, and corporate decision-makers.In conclusion, share buybacks stand as a powerful financial tool, driving shareholder value, enhancing market confidence, and shaping perceptions of corporate governance. However, their broader implications depend on market conditions, company strategies, and investor interpretations, emphasizing the need for nuanced decision-making.

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Impact of Share Buybacks on Equity Market Prices: A Study of Indian Listed Companies

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Surya namaskar is considered a part of modern-day yogic practice though it was neither considered an asana nor a part of traditional yoga. Practicing Surya namaskar before beginning routine activities vitalizes the practitioner and give a completely energized day. Starting from Raja of Aundh who first introduced Surya namaskar, there is line of eminent people who popularized this dynamic group of asanas including T Krishnamacharya, Swami Sivananda, Swami Satyananda from Bihar school of yoga, so on and so forth. Their efforts led to the introduction of this wonderful set of asanas to the practitioners. A comprehensive practice including asanas and pranayama is provided by this amazing set of postures, which also incorporate dynamic breathing patterns at each pose. Surya Namaskar practice consists of 12 postures in total, with 24 steps in a single round. Based on available research, we highlight the significance of Surya Namaskar in this review, emphasizing its impact on the physiological, psychological, and physical components of the body.

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Knee osteoarthritis, pain, quality of life, Surya namaskar

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The current study explored the multifaceted mental health challenges experienced by Indian school students, particularly from class 6 through 12. With a variety of behavioral and cognitive issues, such as anxiety, depression, stress, and the impact of competitive academic environments, we provided a comprehensive overview of the current mental health landscape in schools. Our research findings were based on extensive surveys, case studies, and statistical data from reputable national and international sources, such as NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences), the Journal of Medical Sciences, and ERIC (Education Resources Information Center)

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Mind Matters

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This dissertation provides a comprehensive analysis of the rights of arrested and detained individuals under Indian law. It examines the legal framework governing arrest and detention, focusing on constitutional provisions, statutory protections, and judicial interpretations. The study emphasizes the fundamental principle of presumption of innocence and highlights the safeguards against arbitrary arrest and detention enshrined in Articles 20, 21, and 22 of the Indian Constitution. It also discusses the procedural requirements for arrests, such as informing the accused of the grounds for arrest, the right to legal counsel, and the right to be produced before a magistrate within 24 hours. The dissertation explores key Supreme Court rulings that have shaped the legal landscape, including Kishore Singh Ravinder Dev v. State of Rajasthan and Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India. Additionally, it addresses issues related to bail, custodial violence, and the role of law enforcement in upholding human rights. The research further evaluates international human rights standards and their influence on India's legal framework. The study concludes with recommendations for strengthening legal safeguards, enhancing police accountability, and ensuring the effective implementation of rights for arrested and detained persons. It advocates for legal awareness, judicial vigilance, and systemic reforms to prevent abuse of power and uphold the rule of law

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Arrest and detention o Constitutional rights Indian criminal justice system ,Presumption of innocence ,Bail and custody ,Human rights jurisprudence ,Judicial interpretations ,Police accountability

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