Volume 11 | Issue 7 |

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There are many factors that contribute to a country's development, but education is among the most crucial. To face the difficulties of now and the future, it must change. Now is an excellent time to reflect on the moral, ethical, and spiritual challenges facing humanity. India's economic growth is contingent on its people becoming more educated and productive. Many Indians in the area have made names for themselves thanks to their skills and knowledge. India needs to put a lot of money into enhancing the quality of its educational system, especially its institutions of higher learning and the research and development they perform, if it wants to become a major educational centre or a thriving economic partner on the world stage. The primary focus of this research is on the overall prosperity of India's institutions of higher learning. The goal of this research is to assess current issues in Indian higher education. The article concludes that initiatives are required, and that these must include solutions that account for the needs of a wide variety of stakeholders, such as students, representatives from the business community, teachers, parents, and government officials.

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higher education, educational centres, educational development, strategies and solutions, quality education etc.,

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Abstract: Socio-economic factor plays an important role on human capital formation by the parents for their children. The children's knowledge, skills, habits and moral values are influenced by the parents and families who support and motivate their children. The socio-economic factor is the social class of an individual or a group. The socio-economic factors play a vital role on their children's education, stability, and health and nutrition value. This factor is frequency measured on the basis of the educational level, the employment status and the income of the family. The socio-economic factors like that the parental education level, their employment states and their income level are influencing the higher secondary school student's enrolment rate. Girls have lower enrolment rate than boys in most of the developing countries including India. It reduces human capital which subsequently has negative impact on country's economic growth. Despite the various women's movement and government policies. There is a significant gender gap in Indian education system at all levels. The gap is wider in higher secondary education. During their higher secondary education females face many problems and challenges in their families as well as in schools. Sometimes these problems may result in discontinuation of girl's education. It is therefore a requirement that these problems should be discussed and controlled to increase the participation of girls in secondary and higher secondary education.

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Socio-economic, knowledge, economic growth, women's movement

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Cognition is critical for functional independence. Cognitive impairments, particularly in the old age are pervasive and occur because of both normal and pathological senescence. Engaging in dual task training appears beneficial in increasing cognitive resistance to degenerative processes in the brain in older adults. Dual task training (DTT) by combining motor and cognitive activities causes improvement in various domains of cognition.

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Dual task training, cognition, MoCA

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Every culture or society is the sum total of its individuals. The society is the reflection of the perspectives, faith and beliefs of an individual. Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart" is a remarkable example of the portrayal of the positive and negative elements in a society, and also of how a clash between them can lead to the disintegration of a culture. Achebe has presented the Igbo society in a very realistic manner. Achebe develops the theme of traditional verses change through a powerful presentation of the beauty, strength, and validity of traditional life and values and the disruptiveness of change. The change in this novel comes with the advent of the missionaries, and this interference in the primal society of Umuofia leads to the collision between the good and the evil, the black and the white. This paper is an attempt to describe the culture of the Ibo, an ethnic group that reside in South-East Nigeria, and the conflicts and challenges they face when Europeans arrive and attempt to colonize their society.

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Culture, society, disintegration, traditional, missionaries, Umuofia, Ibo, Nigeria

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Goods and Services Tax devotedly known as GST was introduced on 1st July, 2017. The major purpose of incorporating GST was to digitize indirect tax compliance, to make the process simpler and attain an effective rise in the collection of tax. GST was implemented on the notion of "One Nation, One Tax". This single indirect tax has subsumed many indirect taxes of center and states. The process of digitization in India had begun with the spreading out of digital payments. GST has been recognized as one of the most revolutionary digitization brought about by the indirect tax regime. The digitization of tax compliances was first implemented with direct taxes. Later on, GST was brought about to digitize and unify the indirect tax system. There still exist certain issues and difficulties in implementation of GST effectively. This paper shall be an attempt to find out such issues and implementation difficulties.

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GST, Indirect Taxes, Direct Taxes, Indian Taxation System, Tax reform, Digitization

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Solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) have emerged as a next-generation drug delivery system with potential applications in pharmaceutical field, cosmetics, research, clinical medicine and other allied sciences. Recently, increasing attention has been focused on these SLN as colloidal drug carriers for incorporating hydrophilic or lipophilic drugs. Proteins and antigens intended for therapeutic purposes may be incorporated or adsorbed onto SLN, and further administered By parenteral routes or be alternative routes such as oral, nasal and pulmonary. The obstacles associated with conventional chemotherapy may be partially overcome by encapsulating them as SLN. The present review focuses on the utility of SLN in terms of their advantages, disadvantages, method of preparation, characterization and applications.

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Key Words: Solid lipid nanoparticles, drug delivery, drug incorporation.

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For 30 years SAS has been used in pharmaceutical research setting for data management, analyze, visualize and reporting. Traditionally, these roles were staffed by BASE SAS programmer and the statistician. At the same time, dramatic shift in the researches informatics eco-system have occurred with advance in standards, such as CDISC. ICH and convergence of clinical trials data management systems and modernization strategies, such as electronic data capture and report in the form of CRF. This paper provides a broad-based view of how SAS can be used across the research information spectrum. We are focusing on Server, Data Integration Studio and SAS Business Intelligence products. The SAS Drug Development solution merges the accessibility of the Internet with the Clinical Trials Workflow. Whether we focus is beating data into submission or making it sing and in reports, this paper will make the connections to the various solutions from SAS and where each solution is most valuable in the pharmaceutical setting. This paper is appreciated for people at all levels and across the spectrum of job skill, including the production of clinical study reports, clinical trials management and laboratory data analysis. It is specifically designed for the programmer, statistician, manager and system administrator and submit all the reports to regulatory authorities like FDA.

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Clinical SAS Drug Discovery ,Drug development, Preclinical trials,Clinical trials (Phase 1, Phase II, Phase III, Phase IV ) , Regulatory authorities involved in drug discovery, CDISC , CDMS, CDSCO, SAS

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The present research paper aims at analyzing Bapsi Sidhwa's Ice-Candy-Man and Amitav Ghosh's The Shadow Lines with reference to Decolonization. In the arena of Post-Colonial Studies, the article looks at Anti-Colonial theory as a counter-narrative. The paper illustrates how the selected texts interrogate the very notion of colonialism, develop consciousness among marginalized and subjugated individuals, and empower them to take radical actions in order to define their identities and resist colonial atrocities. Ice-Candy-Man, Bapsi Sidhwa's third and widely quoted novel is one of the most powerful narratives of recent time. The Shadow Line is a Sahitya Akademi Award-winning novel by Amitav Ghosh. It is a book that grabs the perspective of time and events, the lines that connect and divide individuals. The paper shall attempt to compare and evaluate the effects of colonialism and how those individuals tried to overcome imposed national identity interpellation through global cosmopolitan outreach.

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post-colonialism, decolonization, partition, communal riots, nationalism

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This research paper critically analyzes Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel, The Handmaid's Tale, from a feminist and political perspective. It focuses on the plight of women within the oppressive regime depicted in the narrative, examining the intricate web of power structures, gender roles, and reproductive control that dominate the totalitarian society of Gilead. The study also explores the subjugation and resilience of female characters within this context. Utilizing a feminist theoretical framework, the systemic oppression faced by women. It investigates themes of agency, resistance, and the role of language. The research highlights how Atwood's novel challenges patriarchal norms and exposes the role of language in subverting oppressive systems.

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Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale, Feminist Theory, Political Analysis, Women's Oppression, Gender Roles, Reproductive Control, Power Structures, Agency, Resistance, Language, Patriarchal Norms, Gilead, Dystopian Literature, Political Extremism, Feminist Discourse.

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Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), which are defined as a single antibody (Ab) cloned from a single B cell, have been used as immune modulators for transplantation, autoimmune disorders, and cancer for decades. To protect itself from many invading diseases, the vertebrate immune system is continually changing. The vertebrate immune system responds to a foreign pathogen by producing complementary antibody (Ab) molecules that can bind to all molecular structures of the microbial pathogen (bacteria, viruses, fungi, nematodes, and other parasites) and keep up with an organism's diverse mutations. Antigen is any particle that enters the body and is identified by the vertebrate immune system as a foreign object. As a result, the immune system is attacked in two ways. First, B cells create a variety of antibodies that are specific for a novel antigen (epitope). Second, the antibody's paratope-encoding genes are rapidly altered in order to cope with and attach strongly to the antigen's epitope. As a result, antibodies were generated.

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Monoclonal Antibody, Hybridoma Technology, Applications, Types, Side effects.

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