Volume 11 | Issue 6 |

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Yoga is an in-depth, holistic improvement and science of controlling the thoughts, thus it is the only science that deals simultaneously with all aspects of the philosophy, psychology and practicality of conscious evolution. The goal of the study is to evaluate the conclusions that therapeutic effects of yoga and to give a detail analysis that, how yoga can improve the quality of life. Health care practitioners should be aware of the nature of yoga and the evidence of its various therapeutic effects as participation rates in mind body fitness programs like yoga camp. As a result, this paper provides details on the therapeutic benefits of yoga, which have been researched in numerous populations in relation to a wide range of different diseases and disorders. The tools and technology of yoga are discussed along with important aspects of the integration of yoga and modern scientific medicines. According to its definitions therapeutic yoga involves instruction in yogic teachings and practices prevent, reduce or eliminate structural, physiological, emotional and spiritual pain suffering or limitations. It also involves the application of yogic posture and practices for the treatment of better health. Thus it shows that yoga as a holistic development which improves overall health and quality of life by increasing muscular strength, power, flexibility and also improving respiratory and cardiovascular function assisting in the treatment of addiction recovery, reducing stress and anxiety, decreasing the perception of depression, improving the sleep-quality and generally enhancing well-being. Overall, the research suggests that the practice of yogic techniques and therapies can be a powerful tool for improving quality of life and promoting overall health and well-being.

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Therapeutic-Yoga, Holistic Development, Anxiety.

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In order to estimate depth from a single image without labelled training data, unsupervised monocular depth estimation is the topic of this project. The model gains insight into depth cues from the structure and look of the images by using unsupervised learning algorithms. CNNs and GANs are examples of deep neural networks that iteratively train depth maps. This method is scalable and practical because it does not require human depth annotation. The findings improve depth perception in a variety of applications and have important implications for autonomous navigation, 3D reconstruction, and augmented reality.

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Machine learning, Deep Learning, Depth Estimation, Unsupervised Learning, Emerging Technologies, Python.

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Reinforced concrete is one of the most common materials used by the construction industry worldwide. The raw materials for its construction are widely available and the structures constructed are generally durable. Due to the wide variety of applications, strong concrete structures are vulnerable to a range of threat conditions, including marine, industrial or other critical environments. In fact, the need for high durability is not always achieved in practice due to which the corrosion of reinforcement in concrete occurs which is one of the main causes of deterioration in the RC structure. Corrosion of Reinforcement has been widely reported and is one of the main causes of durability threat in R C structures. In the present study an experimental investigation was carried out on flexural strength of M 20 grade corroded reinforced concrete beams at three different corrosion levels (5 %, 10% and 15%) and results obtained are compared with a non-corroded reinforced beam of similar configuration. It is found that initially (on 5% corrosion) the rate of reduction of ultimate flexural strength is more as compared to more corroded beams (10 % and 15 %).

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Reinforced Concrete beam, chloride induced corrosion, flexural strength, two-point loading

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The education background in India has perceived a tectonic shift this past year with the impact of the pandemic and the distressing second wave that hit closer to home. As schools and colleges across the country were suddenly mourning of the usual student conversation and in-person classroom lectures, India comprised a new age of remote learning with noteworthy speed and commitment. Curriculums were twisted almost overnight, teachers upskilled, and students adapted to the 'new normal'. What one assumed was a 'quick fix', has become the norm for the past year and a half, and it seems it is here to stay with many learning institutions adopting the fusion model. Thus, digital learning will continue to be the all-encompassing trend as we enter the new time, as well as learning gaps such as assessment effectiveness and curriculum efficacy taking centre stage.

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Indian Education Industry

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Looking into the dynamics of Modern Fiction we find that it is one of the most valued essays of Virginia Woolf. On April 10, 1919 it was published as Modern Novels in The Times Literary Supplement. In 1925 it was further revised and published as Modern Fiction in The Common Reader. For modern writers this essay serves as a manifesto as it explores various themes and techniques that is absent in conventional and traditional mode of writing fiction. Thus, it can be said that it challenged the conventions of traditional fiction. In literary history this essay holds a significant position because it established a visionary perspective on the purpose and form of fiction in modern period. Literature has gone through various changing during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Linear plot structure, predictable characters along with traditional narrative has been openly challenged by writers like Virginia Woolf and James Joyce in modern period. The present essay entitled Modern Fiction provides fresh insights to modern writers and it can be one of the reasons that it gave immense popularity to Virginia Woolf. Critics and scholars are of the opinion that this essay was a response to traditional literary landscape which failed to capture the complexities of human behaviour. Virginia Woolf has tried hard to redefine the genre of fiction by following experimental and introspective form of writing. It is interesting to note that Modern Fiction also changed the perception of readers and they understood that a true fiction can project the complexities of human behaviour. A good fiction must project the intricacies of life and it can be one of the reasons that a linear and chronological method of storytelling was questioned by Virginia Woolf. She has stated that nothing is fixed in life and thus, there must not be any prejudices in fiction. The subjectivity of human consciousness has been well expressed in the essay Modern Fiction. Woolf has remarked that traditional form of storytelling failed to capture the true moments of life because life is unpredictable. In modern form of writing fiction, we can find that a character is analyzed by different perspectives. True essence of human thoughts and emotions are well expressed through techniques like stream of consciousness in modern form of writing. In traditional literature we cannot find such techniques because it is a result of continuous experimentation with different plots, narrative forms and characters.

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Traditional, Modern, Gender, Fiction, Prejudice

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This research paper aims to explore the role of electronic media, specifically television, in promoting environmental awareness, development, literacy, social awareness, and political consciousness, with a focus on contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The study investigates how India's English-language electronic media represent environmentally sustainable development activities and compares the level of environmental reporting among five prominent news channels: DD News, CNN-News 18, NDTV 24x7, Times Now and Republic TV. Furthermore, the paper examines media's understanding of environmental sustainability, their coverage of related issues, and the level of responsibility they assume in this regard.

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Environmental awareness, climate change, environmental sustainability, electronic media, Television News, SDGs

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Kukutanda Twaka Bhasma (KTB) is a traditional Ayurvedic medicinal preparation and one of the important calcium- enriched medicines used to treat various ailments such as Shweta Pradara (leuchorrhea), Rakta Pradara (menorrhagia), Kasa (cough), Shwasa (bronchial asthama) and Prameha (diabetes). Kukkutanda is jangama dravya and included under Sudha Varga with Sudha, Kurma prishta, Varatika etc. In this study Kukutanda Twaka Bhasma was prepared by using Kukkutanda Twaka (KT) as per the classical Ayurvedic text and using EMF for completion of incineration process at 8500C to prepare good quality KTB. The physicochemical characterization was carried out by using modern tools and techniques such as XRD, SEM, EDAX and ICP-OES. The study showed that the raw material Kukutanda Twaka is a mineral organic matrix containing CaCO3 and Kukutanda Twaka Bhasma containing CaCO3 in calcite form.

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Kukutanda Twaka Bhasma, Sudha Varga, XRD, SEM, EDAX, ICP-OES.

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According to the Tirthankaras, every living thing has a soul (Jiva), and each one is involved in a seemingly infinite cycle of reincarnation. The ultimate goal of Jainism is to achieve Moksha (freedom), which entails releasing the soul from this cycle of rebirth. Anuvrata, which is the voice of the lay people, followed in order to break the cycle of birth and death and to become the ideal Shravak or Shravika (lay people). Lay people (Shravak /Shravika), who are in household life, follow Anuvrata, whereas Sadhu and Sadhvi, who have given up household life, strictly adhere to Mahavrata throughout their lives. However, since householders are unable to adhere to Mahavrata completely, these Mahavratas are followed in the form of Anuvrata. Satya, Ahimsa, Acharya, Aparigraha, and Brahmacharya are the five fundamental vows. In the research paper, the researcher explains Anuvrata existence, applicability, and significance.

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Anuvrata; lay People, Jain, Movement Vows.

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A superpower is a country which has the capacity to project dominating power and influence anywhere in the world. Currently, the United States is the only country which fulfills the criteria to be considered a superpower. India is poised to be the worlds next superpower with sound and transparent financial system, flourishing IT industry and a well-regulated stock market .It Has been active politically and economically in the past decade as well as its core institution from independent independent judiciary and free press .India is on the verge becoming a permanent member of the United Nation Security Council Its scientistsare planning to launch moon probe . The present article tries to draw a real picture of India's dream of becoming a superpower, By putting all theses aspects together

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India,Super Power,Emerging

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Sentiment analysis from text documents has its impact on different real world applications. Latent Diritchlet Allocation (LDA) is widely used generative process model for processing text documents. However, as one size done not fit all, it is important to improve it towards improving performance in sentiment analysis. In this paper we proposed a generative process model with underlying machine learning (ML) for sentiment analysis. Our framework is known as Enhanced LDA based Sentiment Analysis Framework (ELDA-SAF). It makes use of our enhanced LDA model and also a ML classifier known as Support Vector Machine (SVM) for sentiment classification. We proposed an algorithm known Learning based Sentiment Analysis (LbSA) for realizing our framework. Game dataset consisting of comments on different food ball players is used for our empirical study. Experimental results revealed that our algorithm LbSA outperforms existing methods.

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Sentiment analysis, machine learning, LDA, enhanced LDA, feature engineering, generative process model

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