Volume 9 | Issue 2 |

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Air pollution, particulate matter, legendary severally, human health

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Keywords: Maputo Declaration, Agriculture, Employment, Zanzibar.

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replacement therapy , compensate , Charaka Samhita, Susruta Samhita , examples and guidelines

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Abstract Water contamination by numerous toxic contaminants has become one of the gravest problems in the universe. Clean water is vital for human beings. The requirement of pure water is useful for many purposes like, drinking, preparation of food, proper hygiene and others. Appropriately, from the total number of the world population, one-half of the earth population faces severe challenges for getting clean water. About 2.1 billion people unavoidably drink water from sources having fecal contamination resulting in the death of a couple of million children once a year. To solve the shortage of clean water in the world, researchers are developing various economic technologies to decontaminate and to bring purify water. Nanomaterials-based knowledge offers a commercial and effective substitute for water purification and for reduction of decontamination. Developing nanomaterial base technologies have remarkable advantages for the reduction of antimicrobial activity and thus the power to effectively remove organic and inorganic pollutants from water. As nanomaterials exhibit notable antimicrobial and antiparasitic activities against waterborne pathogens and parasites of primary concern. Nm also demonstrates the facility to take in toxic chemicals like mercury and dyes from polluted water. Nanomaterials are being advanced to exhaust these problems and to combine two or more desirable properties for water purification. In extensive and in large scale use of nanomaterials for water purification presently may become a reality because of the improved technologies and the vast problems of the cleaned water. However, for successful commercialization of the technology, some inherent holdups need to be addressed adequately. This review discusses the potential role of nanomaterials within the purification of water.

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Keywords: Nano composite, antimicrobial, antiparasitic, nanomaterials

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Key words: Bodo, women, cultural, society, Family, Dowry, inheritance, status, divorce

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Globally food production contributes one by fourth of the greenhouse gas emissions by anthropogenic activities. Dominance of fuel use in making hazards to the environment in the form of carbon emission is a proven fact in food producing sectors including fisheries. An assessment of carbon emission by mechanised trawl fishery in Kerala is carried out. According to the study, mechanized trawlers in the state released 0.45 million tonnes of carbon in a year exclusively through fuel use at the rate of 2.24 kg CO2 per kg of fish landed during the period of study. Total carbon emission from a mechanised trawler in a year is estimated as 206 tonnes. Comparing different length class of trawlers, it is understood that rate of carbon emission is least in very large trawlers (1.87 kg per kg of fish) followed by medium trawlers (1.98 kg per kg of fish), large trawlers (2.6 kg per kg of fish), small trawlers (single-day) (2.73 kg per kg of fish) and small trawlers (multi-day) (4.03 kg per kg of fish). Comparing single-day and multi-day trawlers of similar size, latter found to be emitting 48% more carbon per kg of fish landed.

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Mechanised trawler, Kerala, Fuel, carbon emission per trawler, carbon emission per kilogram of fish

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Empowerment,

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Employee stress is a significant issue in the hospitality industry, and it is costly for employers and employees alike. Although addressing and reducing stress is both a noble goal and is capable of resulting in expense reductions for employers, the nature and quantity of hospitality employee stress is not fully understood. The first aim of this study was to identify common work stressors. The second aim was to determine whether there were differences in the types and frequency of work stressors by job type (i.e., managers v. non-managers), gender, and marital status. Hotel managers reported significantly more stressors than hourly employees. There were no significant differences by gender or marital status. The third aim was to investigate whether the various stressors were linked to hotel employee health and work outcomes. More employee and co-worker stressors were linked to more negative physical health symptoms. Also, interpersonal tensions at work were linked to lower job satisfaction and greater turnover intentions.

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Stress, Hotel and Hospitality, Employers, Employees, Expense Reductions, Stressors, Negative Health, Interpersonal Tensions, Job Satisfaction, Turnover Intentions.

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- The present paper deals with the effect of volume fraction of fibers on the effective thermal conductivity (keff) for polymer composites. This work sees an opportunity of enhancement on insulation capability of a typical fiber reinforced polymer composite. A mathematical correlation for the effective thermal conductivity of polymer composites reinforced with fiber is developed using the law of minimal thermal resistance and equal law of the specific equivalent thermal conductivity. To validate this mathematical model, two sets of epoxy based composites, with fiber content ranging from 0 to 15.7 vol % have been prepared by simple hand lay-up technique. For one set of composite, natural fiber i.e. banana fibers are incorporated in epoxy matrix and for another set a well-known synthetic fiber i.e. glass fiber is taken as a filler material whereas matrix material remains the same

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these insulative, fibers reinforced polymer composites

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Prosody, morphophonemics, infinitival, constraints

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