Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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Transient papulotransient acrokeratoderma is a rare type of keratoderma characterized by eruption of whitish papules, which appear on exposure to water. We are presenting a fourteen years old female with similar clinical findings without any systemic involvement.

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Transient papulotransient acrokeratoderma, Keratoderma

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ABSTRACT Pulmonary tuberculosis is an adult disease. Population in 0-19 years (comprising 50% of total population) contain only 7% of total prevalence cases. Remaining 93 % of cases are distributed in population aged 20 and above. the A exploratory study was used to assess the impact of PTB on the life style of persons affected by PTB and the coping strategies adopted by them, at a selected hospitals in selected hospital the objective of the study was as perceived affected PTB through structured interview schedule. Purposive sampling technique was used to obtain a sample of 100 adult persons affected by PTB .The data were collected personally by the investigator and data were interpreted using descriptive and inferential statistics. The majority of adult persons were affected by PTB were males. findings was lack of health education rendered by health workers and lack of motivation and awareness among PTB regarding protection, prevention and management of PTB had increased the impact of PTB on lifestyle .study revealed that most (81%) of the adult persons affected by PTB were facing complications.

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Pulmonary Tuberculosis, Lifestyle, Coping ,Social support

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Fundamental Duties, corporate-society relations, CSR, multinational corporations, community development, competencies of CSR managers

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Traditional knowledge is the accumulated knowledge, skills and technology of the local people which is derived from the local interaction of human beings and their environment. The study was conducted at different taluks of Shimoga district, Malnad region. The objective was for documenting the storage practices adopted by the people of malnad region. Documentation was done by direct interview and discussions made with the local people. In this paper seed storage practices followed and traditional seed storage structures were documented.

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Storage structure, Malnad Region, Traditional storage structure

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It is a syndrome which is irreversible, although patient can lead a reasonably healthy lifestyle. Its complications reduced in life expectancy. These include macrovascular disease, leading to an increased prevalence of coronary artery disease, peripheral vascular disease and stroke, microvascular damage causing diabetes retinopathy, nephropathy and neuropathy. The present case is an evidence based serial record of totally controlled diabetes mellitus exclusively with homoeopathic prescription with minimum dose of potentized drug selected on the basis of steps of repertorization. Since this report is based on a single case of recovery, results of more such cases are to be strengthen the present study.

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Diabetes, Sulphur, repertorization, case report

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The COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to be one of the most significant threats to the financial services sector in nearly a century. The effect of COVID-19 on banking will be a significant drop in demand, lower wages, and production shutdowns, all of which will harm banks' business. For many people, this epidemic has turned into a danger as well as an opportunity. Adopting such changes was not straightforward, but everyone has now accepted the new normal. Both society and banks have faced challenges as a result of the pandemic, but they have worked together to overcome them. Banks also put a strategy in place to protect staff and consumers from the coronavirus's direct economic effects. In this paper, we are aimed to demonstrate how covid-19 affects consumer relationships in the banking and financial sectors.

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New Normal, Economic Fall, Customer Relationship, Banking

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Population aging is a worldwide phenomenon, and India is no exception to the rule. Census reports indicate that the Indian population has approximately tripled during the last 50 years, but the number of elderly Indians has increased more than fourfold. When considering the continuation of the trend, the United Nations predicts that the Indian population will again grow by 50 percent in the next 50 years, whereas the elderly population is expected to grow another fourfold. India has more than 50% of its population below the age of 25 and more than 65% below the age of 35. It is expected that, in 2020, the average age of an Indian will be 29 years, compared to 37 for China and 48 for Japan; and, by 2030, India's dependency ratio should be just over 0.4. This paper also tries to draw attention on the increasing urbanization trend in India. It tries to highlight that though presently, in absolute terms, the urban population is relatively much lesser than the rural population, still we cannot afford to overlook the shifting rural to urban population trends. The share of urban population of the total is constantly increasing. It is estimated that close to the year 2050 more people in India would live in urban areas rather than rural. This makes the time apt for looking into the urban India challenges separately, strategizing afresh, with focus on urban issues and not merely extending the existing development strategies, with less focus on urban issues.

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Population, Urbanization, Young, Disintegration

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Faith, Religion, History, Politics, Culture, India

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E-voting guarantees bunches of advantages to the electing frameworks to incorporate, ideal conveyance of decisions, limit cost for running races, limit pressure and votes purchasing in races, kill various votes cast by an electorate, lessen dangers and savagery related with races, and so on It is striking that electronic democratic clear approaches to so numerous security issues like some other digital framework. This paper analyses the pros and cons of using e-voting and also discusses about Votehub- The online Voting System.

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e-voting ,security , accuracy , integrity, ballots , end-to-end

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Danish settelement,geometry of forms, functional analysis

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