Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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The paper attempt to describe the comparative view on the Verb structure of the three languages - Bodo, Gara and Rabha. Morphologically verb in languages sound three types, i.e. simple Complex and Compound. Simple verbs are mainly monosyllabic in Bodo and Rabha but in Garo bisyllable and more than that due to Glottal stop. Complex Verbs are formed by adding prefixation and suffixation in all the three languages. Compounding are formed by consist of more than one verb in all the three languages. The above points have been discussed in this paper on similarities and dissimilarities along with appropriate illustration.

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Garo, Rabha, Verb, Prefixation, Suffixation, Complex, Compound.

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This research paper critically examines Arundhati Roy's novel, "The God of Small Things," focusing on the theme of temporal hybridity and its connection to unreliable traumatic memory. The narrative intricately weaves past, present, and future experiences, a characteristic often attributed to magical realism, postcolonialism, and postmodernism. While existing scholarship has linked this temporal blending to stylistic and political elements, the paper contends that an essential aspect--trauma--plays a pivotal role in shaping the temporal mix experienced by the protagonists.

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Temporal Hybridity, Memory, Unreliable Narration, Traumatic Experience

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This study is an attempt to comprehensively understand the National Education Policy of India, 2020 in the aspect of the usage of the Mother Language in primary education. The article in its first half looks into the conjunction between Language and Education. In the second half, the discussion takes a turn with a discussion on tribal rights and tribal education in India. The third half of the article deals with the advantages and disadvantages of the National Education Policy of 2020 and a look into the attempts made by the central and state governments to function the policy.

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Langue, Parole, Policy, Mother tongue, Education

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Fishing is a critical livelihood for millions in coastal regions globally, including India. The Indian fisheries sector, employing over 28 million people, is often seen as male-dominated; however, women play a vital role, particularly in pre- and post-catch activities. Despite their significant contributions, women's roles are frequently undervalued and underreported. This study examines the social participation of women in marine fisheries in the Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. Data were collected from 120 female fisheries workers through a pre-tested interview schedule. Findings reveal that most women are middle-aged and illiterate, with minimal access to mass media and extension services. Their social participation is primarily observed in community festivals and ceremonies. The study highlights the need for recognizing and supporting women's contributions to enhance the sector's resilience and sustainability.

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Marine fisheries, Mass media participation, Social Participation, Extension contact

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Although there are many topical herbal remedies on the market, we recommend developing pure herbal formulations without any chemical ingredients. The plants have been covered in literature. having potent anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antioxidant qualities. Because face skin is delicate, using regular soaps dries it out and makes it flaky. A gentle cleanser that doesn't irritate the skin is face wash. Face wash markets itself as hydrating, anti-aging, anti-acne, and cleansing, with the added benefit of improving skin fairness to look younger and healthier. The hydro alcoholic extracts of coffee, orange peels, and turmeric make up the herbal face cleanser, which is safe and very useful. Higher levels of antioxidant, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties are present in the plants employed in this study. You can easily get all of the natural components used in this blend in local stores. The skin covers the majority of the body, with the skin of the face being the most delicate and important for maintaining one's appearance. Herbal plants have both therapeutic and cosmetic benefits when used in formulations. Aloe vera and turmeric, two common plants used in face washes, contain properties that help to smooth skin, get rid of acne, and speed up healing. A number of criteria, including appearance, color, pH, viscosity, odor, washability, foamability, and viscosity, were used to evaluate the herbal formulation. To ascertain the safety and effectiveness of the formulated product, a formulation review is necessary; if not, it may result in a number of adverse effects. Natural medicines are more frequently accepted than synthetic ones, despite the fact that they are believed to be safer and to cause less side effects. Herbal formulations are becoming more and more popular worldwide.

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Herbal facewash, Antioxidant, Antimicrobial, Anti-inflammatory properties.

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The judo grading system plays a pivotal role in athlete development, serving as a multifaceted framework that impacts practitioners' growth, motivation, and recognition within the sport. By structuring progression through clear, measurable objectives, the grading system not only facilitates technical skill development but also fosters personal growth, goal-setting, and a deepened commitment to judo's values and community. This paper explores the integral functions of the grading system in judo, highlighting its significance in motivating athletes, setting and achieving personal and competitive goals, earning respect and recognition, and shaping the teaching and learning process. The study underscores the grading system's contribution to developing well-rounded athletes who are not only proficient in judo techniques but also embody the sport's moral and ethical principles.

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KEYWORDS: Judo, Grading System, Athlete Development, Motivation, Goal-Setting, Recognition, Respect, Teaching and Learning, Technical Proficiency, Judo Community

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Keywords: Trauma, Road accident, Abdomen, Surgery, Injury.

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Nutraceutical are the current trends on the Pharmaceutical and medicine. Nutraceutical are the combination of Pharmaceutical and nutrition. Nutraceutical posses the biological active compounds which plays a significant role in the maintaining health but also very helpful for the treatment of chronic disease as well. Nutraceutical are helpful in maintaining the healthy daily life. Nourish Nutri fusion is an type of product which helpful for maintaining daily life help and prevent from the sedentary lifestyle diseases. Nutraceutical also provide extra support to the therapy for the chronic diseases. Increased awareness about the relationship between food and health are constantly persuading more people to incorporate the benefits of nutraceuticals into their health regimen. General health trends, lifestyle, disease status and aging population are among the major governing factor influencing the growth of the nutraceutical market.

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Active compounds, Chronic disease, Lifestyle, Sedentary.

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This research focuses on creating and validating a HPLC method to concurrently measure Tamsulosin HCL and Fexofenadine in pharmaceutical products. The method development involved optimizing chromatographic conditions using a Symmetry C18 column and a mobile phase composed of Buffer, Methanol, and Acetonitrile (BMA, 50:10:40, pH 5 adjusted with OPA). These conditions resulted in well-defined peaks with satisfactory separation and symmetry for both substances. Validation of the method included assessing linearity over a concentration range of 4+1800 to 12+5400?g/ml for each compound, demonstrating strong correlation coefficients (R^2 > 0.999). Specificity testing confirmed that there were no interferences from excipients, ensuring precise quantification of the drugs. Accuracy studies showed recovery rates between 95-103%, indicating the method's reliability in determining drug concentrations. Precision studies revealed low %RSD values (<2%) for both intra-day and inter-day variability, indicating excellent repeatability and reproducibility. The method's sensitivity was assessed with LODs of 0.36?g/ml for Tamsulosin HCL and 163.75?g/ml for Fexofenadine, and LOQs of 1.08?g/ml and 496.20?g/ml, respectively. The developed RP-HPLC method was successfully applied to analyze a synthetic mixture containing Tamsulosin HCL and Fexofenadine, confirming its suitability for routine quality control analysis in pharmaceutical formulations. Overall, this method provides a reliable approach for accurate and precise quantification of Tamsulosin HCL and Fexofenadine in complex matrices.

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RP-HPLC, Tamsulosin HCL, Fexofenadine, Method development, Method validation

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Tourism Entrepreneurship: It's Role in Socio-economic Development of Western Assam. Dr. Phatik Chandra Kalita associate Professor HOD. Department of Commerce Bongaigaon College, Bongaigaon. Assam. Email: reachphatikkalita@gmail.com Tourism industry is considered as one of the oldest and is the largest and fastest growing industry in the world. Tourism is a multi dimensional industry which is characterized by the sectors like transportation, communication, tourist guide, hotel and restaurant etc. There are number of segments in the tourism entrepreneurship, like eco-tourism, green tourism, techno-tourism, agri-tourism, home based tourism (HBT), health tourism, religious tourism, educational tourism, cultural tourism, adventured tourism etc. The tourism and travel industry in the world has been dominating by the Europe and United State of America (USA). In a study it is found that almost half of the world tourists every year come from these two countries. The Tourism entrepreneurship has got higher priority in the development agenda of India after the inclusion of it in the General Agreement on Trade in 1994 (World Trade Organization, 2002). In India, this industry's direct contribution to the GDP is expected to record an annual growth rate of 10.35% between 2019 and 2028.The transformation process of the Indian economy has already been started from public sector to the private sector and further pro-poor (PPT Participation) to Public Private Participation. As a result of globalization and liberalization of the Indian economy it has been observed that there are radical changes in the service sector particularly in the tourism sector during the last two decades. The state of Assam is the gate way of the entire north eastern states and the South East Asian Countries. Geographically the state is divided in to three segments like, Upper Assam, Lower Assam and Uttar Assam or north bank of Brahmaputra River.. The Lower Assam or Western Assam is well connected with the other parts of the country as well as the other states of the North Eastern Region. The entire Lower Assam or the Western Assam is full of natural beauty and tourist attraction spots. The present study is trying to highlight the probable prospects and opportunities for tourism entrepreneurship and its contribution to the economic development of the region.

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Key notes: Entrepreneurship, Tourism, Western Assam and Socio-economic Development.

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