Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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A child's future health depends on proper nutrition during the first 1,000 days of life, as well as during pregnancy and the early years of life. According to research, the diet of the mother, weight, and lifestyle choices might affect the infant's immune system, organ development, and metabolism. Building a relationship with parents or other caregivers in a secure and loving setting, eating the right foods. The 1,000 days hold both great possibility and great fragility in a child's life. The ability of a child to develop, learn, and thrive is significantly impacted by how well or how poorly mothers and children are fed and cared for throughout this period. This review aims to discuss the importance of maternal nutrition and how it impacts the development and expansion of a child during this critical period of development, which is supported by the most recent literature.

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child's future health, 1,000 days, maternal nutrition and critical period

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Gladiolus (Gladiolus Species) is herbaceous plant belonging to the family Iridaceae .It is important bulbouls plant used for cut flowers.In Gladiolus flower production technology ,dormancy of corm is one of the important factor .With this object study was undertaken to treat the corms by using various chemicals and growth regulators for better growth, good quality of cut flowers production. A field experiment was conducted at Bharati Vidyapeeths College of Horticulture, Kadegaon , in Randomized Block design with three replications and twelve treatments. The treatments given to gladioli corms before planting comprised of GA3(100 and 200 ppm), Ethrel (100 and 200 ppm), Thiourea (500 and 1000 ppm), KNO3, (1000 and 2000 ppm), BA (25 and 50 ppm), Water soaking and control (without any treatment). However, higher corm and cormel yield was obtained under BA 50 ppm treatment.

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Gladiolus, Chemicals, Growth Regulators, Sprouting, Corm Yield

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Study showed that the problems faced and its extent with respect to various major aspects of house design viz., problems related to house design in general entrance and stairs, bedroom, bathroom and water closet and kitchen were recorded. When the selected respondents asked to indicate their response with respect to above variable less than 25.00 per cent have considered them as a problem causing variables and majority of the selected respondents (more than 75.00%) have considered them as not problematic. For problems related to house in general and bedroom male and female revealed more or less similar mean percentage i.e. 25.83, 24.00 and 20.17, 20.56 respectively. Problems with respect to entrance and stairs bathroom and water closet and kitchen mean percentage of male respondents found to be more than female viz., 32.75 vs 17.13, 25.69 vs 18.24 and 29.60 vs 21.38 respectively. However, irrespective of gender problems related to kitchen was found to be the highest with the mean per cent of 22.85. However t-value for gender difference for various problems faced was not significant. Thus statistically male and female do not differ for problems faced with respect to various aspects of house design.

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Residential interior, general entrance, stairs, bedroom, water closet, kitchen , living room etc.

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Agriculture is a cornerstone of many economies worldwide, yet gender disparities in agricultural activities and decision-making processes persist. The present study was conducted in Milkipur block of Ayodhya district in Uttar Pradesh to find out decision making activities performed by men and women in farm activities and understand gender role in deferent activities. The major outcome of the study were the majority of respondents (58.82%) belong to the middle age group (30 to 50 years) belongs to the nuclear family (77.45%) and most of them (60.78) were illiterate. After analysis of data it was clear that most of the decisions related to farm activities as number of crop, area for each crop, its variety, seed treatment practice, fertilizer application, irrigation timings and plant protection measures were taken by husband only (78.77%) followed joint decision (12.7%) taken with their wife or other family members. The decisions related to animal husbandry like number and breed of draught and milch animals were mainly taken by men (68.02%) followed by joint decision (20.84%). In the same manner decisions related to money matters again dominated by men with average 69.12 percent followed by joint decision with average 23.04 percent. In all criteria only few women were found who take their own decisions with average percentage of 6.26, 11.28 and 7.84 respectively.

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Gender, Participation in Decision Making of Farm Activities- A Comparative Study

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Education is the foundation stone for the development of an economy. The Indian higher education system is the world's third largest, providing education and training in almost every discipline. From 3.85 crore in 2019-20, the total number of students enrolled in higher education has climbed to about 4.14 crore in 2020-21. The number of students enrolled has increased significantly by almost 72 lakh (21%) from 2014-15. But still India is unable to improve basic problems of higher educational institutes, ultimately it resulted in unemployment among youth. As per the new mission of Atmanirbhar Bharat, there is a need to make the people of India selfreliant. So, there is need to improve the standard of higher education to train fresh graduates in new skills. Beside it, the India's target of Atmanirbhar Bharat can be achieved only if government, industry and academia come together and form a golden triangle. Through This paper, an attempt is made to highlight the important initiatives taken by the government for the promotion of higher education in India and its effect on gross enrollment ratio.

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Education, GER, Atmanirbhar Bharat

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The NBFC sector is about to undergo a dramatic transformation propelled by cutting-edge technology like automation and artificial intelligence (AI). A more complex picture is emerging, notwithstanding the concerns of some that these developments could result in job losses. Automating routine processes like as data processing and loan eligibility checks is a possibility. But this allows NBFC staff members to concentrate on higher-value tasks. Imagine loan officers with enhanced client service and the ability to customize loan products thanks to AI-powered creditworthiness analysis tools. In a similar vein, personnel can concentrate on strategic goals and cultivating deeper customer relationships by freeing up time with automated back-office operations that streamline processes. A workforce that is more tech-savvy will be required for this tech-driven transition. NBFCs will be better equipped to navigate the future if they place a high priority on staff training and upskilling. NBFCs can guarantee that their staff members have the abilities to prosper alongside intelligent technology by promoting a culture of continuous learning, which will increase employee engagement and satisfaction.

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NBFC, Employee Engagement, Job Satisfaction, Emerging Technologies

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The research aims at examining elderly of more than 75 years of age on several issues related to ageing. By using several tests such as Wechsler's Memory Scale (Visual Reproduction I and II, Logical Memory I and II), Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (Digit Span), Beck Depression Inventory, Standardized Mini mental status examination and Lawton instrumental Activities of Daily living (IADL) issues like depression, anxiety, memory impairment are identified using interview, observation and psychological testing and assessment.

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Ageing, Gerontology, Psychology

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This study provides a comprehensive overview of crime trends and patterns in India, based on data from the National Crime Records Bureau's (NCRB) annual report, Crime in India 2022. The analysis highlights significant variations across different crime categories, including a notable decrease in crimes like 'Disobedience to Order' and 'Other IPC Crimes' while other areas, such as crimes against women and children, have seen an uptick. The paper explores the socio-economic and demographic factors influencing these trends, providing insights into regional variations and the effectiveness of law enforcement policies. This data-driven approach offers valuable implications for policymakers, law enforcement agencies, and researchers seeking to understand and mitigate crime in India.

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Crime Trends and Patterns in India: An Analysis of the National Crime Records Bureau's Report 2022

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Feminism is a social theory and political movement that was developed and initiated to tackle misogyny, sexual harassment, and sexual discrimination. Feminism criticism in literature is concerned mainly with how gender effects the creation and analysis of literary works, including stereotyping, discrimination, tyranny and patriarchy. Jane Eyre is a fictional character who has an emotional connection to Rochester, In this paper, using feminist approach and text analysis, Jane Eyre dares to pursue love, fight against unfair laws, portraying the true image of woman, the traditional symbol of the Western awakening feminist awareness, women begin to fight for their rights and desires. Charlotte Bronte's novel Jane Eyre is a well known work based on her own personal life. The author portrays a strong and independent woman who aspires to true love and equality in this novel. At that time, Jane Eyre was different from any other woman. She struggles for her life and defends her destiny in the midst of hardship and in difficult situations. Jane Eyre's character was very different from male-dominated society of the Victorian period. She stands for a young woman who dares to fight for her love and rights. This paper argues that Jane's transformation into a feminist in seeking autonomy, equality, and love is gradually influenced by the historical, cultural, and contemporary background of the Victorian era and key points of feminism, as well as the events of Victorian period.

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Feminism, Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre, Love, Victorian Period.

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Banana cultivation is a significant agricultural activity in many tropical and subtropical countries, leading to substantial agricultural waste in the form of banana stems and pseudo-stems. These by-products are often discarded, contributing to environmental pollution. However, recent advancements have shown that banana fiber, derived from these wastes, has immense potential in various industries such as textiles, paper, composites, and bioenergy. This review explores the potential of banana fiber waste, its properties, extraction methods, and diverse applications. It also highlights the economic and environmental benefits of utilizing banana fiber waste, thus promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

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Banana Fiber, Sustainability, Biodegradable

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