Volume 10 | Issue 8 |

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The present study was undertaken to find out the differences between urban and rural school teachers on teaching styles. The sample of the study consisted of 403 school teachers drawn from 21 schools of District Shimla, Himachal Pradesh by random method. The data were collected with the help of Teaching Style Inventory for Secondary School Teachers developed and standardized by Dr. Nain Singh and Dr. Balbir Singh (2007). The results of the analysis accepted research hypotheses which anticipated that there will be no significant differences in the teaching styles of teachers in relation to their locality.

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STUDY OF TEACHING STYLES OF SCHOOL TEACHERS IN RELATION TO THEIR LOCALITY

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Nuclear power plants utilize nuclear reactors to generate electricity through the process of nuclear fission. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of nuclear reactors, focusing on their design, operation, types, and safety mechanisms. Additionally, it examines the advantages and disadvantages of nuclear power, recent advancements in reactor technology, and the future prospects of nuclear energy. With growing concerns over climate change and the need for sustainable energy sources, nuclear power presents a viable option for reducing greenhouse gas emissions while meeting the global demand for electricity. This study aims to provide a detailed understanding of how nuclear reactors contribute to the global energy landscape, address the challenges and opportunities associated with nuclear power, and explore the potential of next-generation nuclear technologies to enhance safety and efficiency.

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Reactor, Fusion and Fission.

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Emily Jane Bronte or Ellis Bell is one of the prominent literary personalities of English word. Although her contribution in fiction writing is quite limited, her only work takes her to the world of recognition and large-scale appreciation. Like all the Bronte sisters, she right from the childhood develops close affinity and liking for natural objects like mountains, moors, rivers and dales. Her whole childhood is spent in the barren and uncultivated uplands in which she enjoyed the natural beauty in its lap. As a close observer of nature with its serene as well as devastating phenomena she feels comfortable in the virgin landscapes which are quite away from the urban complexities. She moves merrily in the uplands with her sisters. Her close association with nature is found everywhere in her only fictional work. She gets immense pleasure in wandering aimlessly in the meadows, trees and bushes. Her family also accompanies her in the wandering, as most of her family members are nature lovers. They also motivate and inspire the next generation for the natural expeditions. She never experiences the modern parental restrictions as the siblings, Emily and Anne move into the company of the nature. In the company of nature they are free as the breeze that flows from the meadows. The Bronte kids enjoy all the pristine beauties of nature; they are as free as the breeze that blows from the meadows. Even the elders enjoy the rambling along with their kids. The vast moor always beckons them and the children take no time in attending the call of nature and its magical objects.

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compassion, cruelty, diabolic, hatred, love, nature, etc.

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Aging as a process is totally irreversible and associated with several physical, psychological and social role changes that challenge the aged people's sense of self and capacity to live happily. Despite great strides in technology in the field of health care, mobility, and treatments available at our hands, people still face a lot of problems in dealing with old age. In this paper, we will address the problems related to old age like loneliness, financial dependency, lack of mobility, physical and mental health problems, rigid mentality, the generation gap in the family, and economic problems and their inter- relationships. Advancing age is often associated with loss or demise of friendship networks, and difficulty is entering new friendship networks. The paper further presents a discussion on ways to erode these problems along with ways of gaining acceptance of these solutions. Different statistical analyses will be shown with which we can understand the different levels of problems.

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old-aged problems, generation gap, economic problems, elderly abuse.

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Abstract: Ectopic endometrial tissue growing outside the uterus is a gynecological condition known as endometriosis. It primarily affects women who are of reproductive age and is a significant contributor to infertility and pelvic pain. Dyspareunia, cyclic menstrual pain, persistent pelvic pain, and dyschezia are all endometriosis clinical symptoms that can negatively impact a patient's quality of life and health. Therefore, it is crucial that treatment begin as soon as endometriosis is clinically detected. In this review, we look at the possible causes of endometriosis present in the Ayurvedic literature and discuss approaches to effectively treating people with this ailment. Aim: The purpose of this systematic review was to synthesize the qualitative research that was present in Ayurvedic texts in order to better comprehend the various facts of endometriosis and its correlation in Ayurveda. Objective: 1. To thoroughly comprehend endometriosis by a review of Ayurvedic literature. 2. To learn more about the role of srotas in endometriosis 3. To comprehend the role of srotas in endometriosis from a clinical perspective. 4. To comprehend the pathology via srotas in endometriosis manifestation. Need of study: The pathology involved in endometriosis is not well understood in modern science, despite the many theories that have been put forth. With the help of this article, we will attempt to explain its pathology, with special reference to srotasharir for a better understanding of its pathology and treatment in Ayurveda. .Material and Method Research articles and publications from both the modern and the Ayurvedic were used to review various aspects of endometriosis in connection to srotas.

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Key Words: Endometriosis, Genetics, Prakriti, and Vata

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Land and use is clearly constrained by environmental factors such as soil characteristics, climate, topography, vegetation. But it also Lreflects the importance of land as a key and finite resource for most human activities including agriculture, industry, Forestry, energy production, settlement, recreation, and water catchments and storage. The growth of population is greater than the rate of growth of food production. It is usually achieved through proper use of land resources with the application of bio fertilizers, hybrid seeds, double cropping, modern methods of irrigation and manpower. The land use patterns explain from agriculture cropping pattern and changes are analyzed. Two sets of data (2007-08 and 2014-15) were taken in this study. Secondary data's are collected and analyzed by cropping pattern and land use pattern.

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Cropping Pattern, Land use pattern, Land utilization

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This research article deals with the study of physico-chemical quality of Nehtada pond water sample of rainy season July-septumber2021, in district Alirajpur Madhya Pradesh (India) quality of water is an important criterion for evaluation the suitability of water for drinking. Fishers and agriculture and irrigation purpose whereas the quality of surface. Ponds as well as ground water depends on various chemical constituents and their concentration. Analyzed for various physic-chemical characteristics like temperature, Color, turbidity ph. Electric conductivity, Chloride total alkalinity, total hardness calcium ion. Magnesium ion dissolved oxygen. Considering rainy season And observe values were compared with standard Values.

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physico-chemical property, parameter, ponds-water, water quality index (WQI)

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Cycling is an ideal form of exercise for physical and mental health, as it enhances the functionality of the heart and lungs and minimises the risk of cancer. It has increased in popularity among tennagers and the elderly, with ease of use, need for exercise, and enjoyment cited as contributing factors. However, there is a rift between experts who say cycling benefits the user not only by improving their physical strength, but also their mental and emotional aspect, and those who claim that cycling individuals mostly end up getting injured due to accidents or falls. The majority of cyclists experience a positive effect. Cycling has many benefits for children, adults, and seniors, such as enhancing brain growth, reducing childhood obesity, improving eye coordination, joint mobility, balance, and flexibility, protecting against breast cancer, providing vitamin D, strengthening muscles, improving sleep, and boosting self-confidence. It also reduces the likelihood of contracting cancer, reducing anxiety and depression, and reducing the likelihood of acquiring cardiorespiratory diseases and diabetes. Additionally, it increases blood flow to the brain, which reduces the rate of cognitive decline as people age. Cycling is a low-stress, low-impact exercise that can be done for many years without causing harm to the body. It is beneficial for the heart, preventing stroke, cardiovascular disease, and heart attacks, as well as for memory loss and chronic diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and dementia. It is also a great way to stay active and maintain a healthy weight. Finally, it is an excellent approach to lower the risk of cancer, as obesity is now the main cause of common malignancies.

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Cycling, Elders, Exercise, Accidents, Menopause,

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SIGNIFICANCE OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE - A STUDY

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SIGNIFICANCE OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE - A STUDY

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The existence of a variety of cultures, linguistic multitude, numerous ethnic groups, so many religions or religious wings, communities etc. are the basic characteristics of India as a nation. All these groups and communities carry their own exclusive and unique identity and their co-existence makes India truly incredible in several ways. India has her heart and soul in the religio-cultural diversity and the same has been a feature of India's identity in past, present and will continue to be in future. India has been the land for every religion in the world and no religion of the world is alien to India. The great figures of religion from India have been known to the world and India has also accepted the two global religions Christianity and Islam, emerged one after another, in recent past with open arms. The practice of both for around 2000 years has made both the religions integral part of India's religio-cultural traditions. In fact, India is the only country in the world that may be called the home to all four major religions together. The people of India also consist of followers of other religions including Sikh, Jain, and Jew. The religious tolerance and values have had and will continue to have immense influence in the Indian culturally pluralistic and religiously diverse society.

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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA: URGENT NEED OF HOUR FOR HARMONIZATION

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