Volume 10 | Issue 7 |

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Index Terms - Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway, Feminism, Creative instinct.

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SHGS, Socio- Economic condition, Women. Government.

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Education, History of Indian mathematics, Indian Vedic Education, Vedic Mathematics, Vedic Science.

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Depression is the one of the largest reason of non-fatal health loss worldwide. Second-generation antidepressant drugs are the first-line therapy for pharmacological management of depression. Improvement in the use of these drugs is significant in lowering the burden of depression. Venlafaxine is a unique antidepressant drug including a wide range of antidepressant activity and a safety profile that are corresponding to serotonin selective reuptake inhibitors. Venlafaxine (VEN) is an antidepressant agent which is widely used as an alternative to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), particularly for the treatment of SSRI-resistant depression.Venlafaxine inhibits presynaptic reuptake of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine; 5-HT) and noradrenaline (norepinephrine). As the co-administration of antidepressant drugs with other medications is very common in clinical practice, the potential risk for pharmacokinetic and/or pharmacodynamic drug interactions that may be clinically meaningful increases. Bearing in mind that VEN has exhibited large variability in antidepressant response, besides the individual genetic background, several other factors may contribute to those variable clinical outcomes, such as the occurrence of significant drug-drug interactions. Indeed, the presence of drug interactions is possibly one of the major reasons for interindividual variability, and their anticipation should be considered in conjugation with other specific patients' characteristics to optimize the antidepressant therapy. Hence, a comprehensive overview of the pharmacokinetic- and pharmacodynamic-based drug interactions involving VEN is herein provided, particularly addressing their clinical relevance.

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Venlafaxine, Serotonin reuptake inhibitor, Depression, Drug-drug interaction, Clinical relevance, Noradrenaline.

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Artificial Neural Network, Multilevel Perceptron, Career Guidance, Education system, Admission procedure

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One of the most significant innovations is the Internet, and most people utilize it. These individuals use this for various purposes. For these people, there are several different social networking sites. Any user can submit messages or distribute information on these internet forums. Users or their postings are not guaranteed on such forums. Therefore, some individuals attempt to distribute fake information through these forums. Such false stories are lies to an individual, a community, an organization, or a political party. One cannot see all these false stories. Therefore, machine learning components that can recognize these false stories automatically are required. In this study of official papers, the employment of machine readable receivers for false information is discussed.

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Online fake stories, Machine-learning, fake stories, text editing, social.

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A virtual world or an online world is referred to as cyberspace. It is a communication-enabled artificial world created by computers or internet-enabled devices or components. It is a web-based platform that allows users to interact and communicate with one another. Cybercrime is an area of crime that is rapidly expanding around the world. It is defined as an offense committed using computers or internet-enabled devices. Currently, most of the economic, social, and governmental activities and interactions of countries, at all levels, including individuals, non-governmental organizations, and government institutions, are carried out in cyberspace. Recently, many private companies and government organizations worldwide have been facing the problem of cyber-attacks. With the increasing volume and sophistication of cyberattacks on data at both the personal and organizational levels, there is a greater need to safeguard personal information and sensitive business data. This study aims to comprehensively review the standard advances presented in the cyber security field and investigate the challenges and preventive measures for the proposed methods. Different types of new descendant attacks are considered in detail. The paper will discuss how cyber-attacks steal millions of rupees or dollars from digital wallets and how an individual or organization can save them from such attacks.

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Cyber-attacks, Cyber security, Digital adoption rate, Organizational models, Economic impact, Reputational loss.

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In the world, to promote economic development, entrepreneurship has been focused. In addition to forming a start-up business incubator environment, systematic and practical entrepreneurship education has become one of the top concerns. It is constantly being updated and improved at the end of the industrial revolution 4.0. With the positive effects of start-ups on the transformation of economic and labor structure and improving the economy's competitiveness, the issue of orientation, promotion, and effective start-up support established for many years has become one of the important tasks of the education system in many countries. The article analyzes experiences in education and training of entrepreneurship knowledge for students in some countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China, and Singapore and draws lessons for Vietnam.

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Education, Start-up, Entrepreneurship, Students

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India is a land of diverse cultures, traditions and languages. Among the developing countries in the world, India is one of the rapidly growing nations on account of industrialization and technological advancements. The expansion of Indian trade relations on a global scale has led to a significant transformation in the marketing policies and consumer culture. The increasing materialistic concerns among the people, however, tend to pose a detrimental threat to sustainable development of the country. To prevent development at the cost of environment, many advertising agencies adopt diverse techniques to perpetuate sustainability. One of the crucial methods by which this can be implemented is through proper mode of communication. This paper focuses on a close examination of the story-telling approach in Indian commercials that serves a dual purpose. While on the one hand, it subtly challenges and subverts the stereotypes prevalent in the Indian culture, on the other hand, it conveys to the viewers the idea of adopting means that shall promote sustainability. As a starting point, this study shall highlight the importance of narratives in the advertisements of goods and products in the Indian context. In a country where the population is overwhelming, where majority of the people lack education and awareness, and where pollution levels are intimidating, mere didactic mass propaganda on sustainable use of resources cannot be effective. On the contrary, stories have potential to evoke emotional responses and elicit the desired effect upon the audience. By narrativizing the advertisements, the companies appeal to the inner sentiments of the people thereby not only alluring them to buy the product but also moralizing on the principles of sustainability. Thereafter, the essay shall emphasize on the power of music and song in adding life and colour to these narratives. Finally, it will underline the role of children and how their involvement in the ads not only makes the adult viewers rethink the socially sanctioned and accepted norms but also encourages the future generation to align themselves along the path of sustainability, thereby, providing an additional impetus to achieve the goals of sustainable development. This essay shall analyse these strands through various case studies of Indian advertisements.

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advertisement, narrativization, song, children, sustainability

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E. coli, Klebsiella, Staphylococci, Mutravirechaniya Mahakashaya, UTI, Disc diffusion method.

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