Volume 13 | Issue 2 |

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Insurance companies play an important role in the welfare of human well-being by providing protection to millions of people against life risks such as uncertain death or accident. Even the life insurance is fastest growing service sector in India after privatization and increase in FDI. Thus, it has become essential to study the factors influence the customer and buying pattern of the life insurance policies. The main aim of this study is to know the customer's perception towards life insurance policy. This study is based on both primary data and secondary data, Data was collected with the help of questionnaire among 200 policyholders in Pollachi. and data were analyzed with the help of statistical tools like percentage, chi-square and Correlation analyses were used to identify the factors responsible for customer's perception towards life insurance policies.

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Life insurance policies, Privatization, Customer's perception

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Organic products gained significant place in the minds of consumers. Everyone is concerned about their health and rely on the products that are produced, stored and processed without using any chemical residue and artificial fertilizers. This study is an empirical research has two main objectives i.e. to determine the relationship between kind of organic products customers buy and benefit of using Organic Products and secondly to determine the significant relationship between reasons for choosing organic products and benefit of using Organic Products.

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organic products, organic food, chemical residue, artificial fertilizers, fertility and empirical research

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A 32-year-old woman presented to the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department with a 3-week history of progressively enlarging, painful swelling in the left vulvar region, causing difficulty in walking and sitting, along with fever but no other systemic symptoms. Her medical history was unremarkable, with no prior episodes of Bartholin cysts or sexually transmitted infections. An ultrasound, confirmed the presence of a fluid-filled cyst measuring about 4cm, ruling out solid masses or abscess formation. The patient underwent marsupialization under local anesthesia. The procedure involved making an incision to drain the cyst, suturing the cyst wall to the skin to create a permanent opening, followed by saline irrigation and application of antibiotic ointment to prevent infection. The patient was given intravenous antibiotics (Inj. Zonamax 1.5g BD) pre- and post-operatively, followed by oral antibiotics (amoxicillin-clavulanate). The patient was discharged with oral antibiotics, pain relievers, topical ointments, and instructions for perineal hygiene and sitz baths. The patient recovered without complications, and no recurrence was noted at the 2-week follow-up. Marsupialization proved to be an effective and minimally invasive treatment for the Bartholin cyst, offering relief and preventing recurrence.

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Bartholin Gland Cyst, Marsupialization, Vulvar Swelling, Surgical Treatment, Antibiotic Therapy, Sitz Baths, Case Report.

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The histological evolution of hard tissues, such as bone is a complex process that requires careful consideration of tissue preparation and sectioning techniques. The integrity of both soft and hard tissues must be preserved to enable accurate histochemical evaluation, making fixation a crucial initial step. Decalcification followed by paraffin embedding and freezing or plastic embedding are common approaches used to prepare hard tissues for histological analysis. this study compares the preparation method of ground, decalcification and resin embedded sections of human bone to determine the most widely accepted and efficient approaches for studying bone histology. The findings of this review will inform the development of standardized protocols for the histological evolution of hard tissues, ultimately enhancing our understanding of cellular and subcellular architecture and activities in these complex tissues. This review examines the challenges of working with bone containing specimens, including the mixing of bone and soft tissue and the need for uniform softening or hardening of the tissue to facilitate sectioning.

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Ground sectioning, hard tissue, oral histology

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India's digital landscape is evolving at a breakneck pace, with new trends emerging every year that redefine how businesses reach and engage with their audiences. As we approach 2024, staying ahead of these trends is crucial for any business looking to succeed in this highly competitive market. In this blog, we'll explore the key digital marketing trends that are set to shape 2024 and beyond, providing actionable insights for businesses to leverage these opportunities effectively.

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Market,Business,Trends,Transforming,Audiances

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Human Resource is one of the key elements in an organisation. That is why training and development (T&D), also called learning and development (L&D) absolute necessary and plays an important role in improving employee capability, skills and knowledge, to meet organizational goals effectively. This study primarily explores the effectiveness of training programs in terms of improving skills, enhancing performance, and aligning with organizational needs and identify Barriers which hindering Training and Development process at Pantaloons Sodepur. Key findings from the study indicate that a strategic approach to T&D significantly improves productivity and cost-utility factors for the organization. Employees are recognized as the most valuable assets, and their continuous development is essential for organizational success. Training initiatives are well-received, with high levels of satisfaction and perceived benefits among participants, reinforcing the importance of aligning individual growth with organizational objectives. Despite the overall effectiveness of current Training and Development programs, challenges like time constraints were identified. The study underscores the need for flexible training schedules and engaging content to overcome these barriers. Additionally, a balanced approach that integrates both cognitive and behavioural training methods was found to be most effective in enhancing employee capabilities and motivation. Our study support and answer our research question that the implementation of training and development as a strategic tool in human resource management increase organizational performance. Recommendations include increasing physical training and introducing managerial promotional training to further support employee development and career advancement. In conclusion, the study demonstrates that T&D is a crucial element of HRM practices at Pantaloons, contributing to sustained competitive advantage and long-term organizational success. Addressing identified barriers and aligning training programs with strategic objectives will further optimize the effectiveness and impact of T&D initiatives.

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Human Resource Management, Training and Development, Productivity, Barriers. Employee Capability

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Subhash Chandra Bos Ka Raashtriya Ekta Par Chintan ek : Vikshit Bharat Ke Disha Me yogdhan

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Subhash Chandra Bos Ka Raashtriya Ekta Par Chintan ek : Vikshit Bharat Ke Disha Me yogdhan

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game specific training, autogenic training, speed, cricket ball throw.

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India aims for ambitious renewable energy targets to combat climate change and ensure energy security. However, mobilizing the necessary finance remains a significant challenge. This article explores the complexities of green energy finance in India, analyzing key challenges and proposing potential solutions. It examines barriers like limited access to capital, high-interest rates, and inadequate risk assessment frameworks. The article explores various solutions including innovative financial instruments, policy interventions, and capacity building initiatives. By addressing these challenges, India can accelerate its green energy transition and contribute to a more sustainable future.

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GREEN ENERGY FINANCE IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

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Spiritual tourism in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand has historically been a major driver of economic and cultural activity, attracting pilgrims, spiritual seekers, and wellness tourists. The region, home to significant pilgrimage sites such as Jageshwar Dham, Kasar Devi, Patal Bhuvaneshwar, and various meditation retreats, witnessed steady growth in tourism before the COVID-19 pandemic. The influx of domestic and international visitors contributed to local employment, infrastructure development, and the expansion of hospitality and service industries. However, the outbreak of COVID-19 in early 2020 brought unprecedented disruptions, leading to lockdowns, travel restrictions, and the temporary closure of religious sites. As a result, spiritual tourism in Kumaon suffered a sharp decline, affecting local businesses, temple revenues, and the livelihoods of those dependent on tourism. This study provides a comparative analysis of the pre- and post-COVID-19 landscape of spiritual tourism in Kumaon. It examines key economic indicators, visitor trends, and changes in tourism dynamics over time. The research highlights how the pandemic accelerated shifts in traveler behavior, with a growing focus on sustainable tourism, wellness experiences, and digital pilgrimage alternatives. Additionally, the study explores how local communities, religious institutions, and the government have worked towards reviving the sector through improved infrastructure, health and safety measures, and promotional campaigns. By analyzing these changes, the study aims to provide insights into the resilience of spiritual tourism in Kumaon and suggest strategies for sustainable growth in the post-pandemic world. The findings will be valuable for policymakers, tourism stakeholders, and researchers studying the evolving nature of religious and spiritual tourism in India.

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Spiritual tourism, Kumaon, COVID-19 impact, pilgrimage tourism, wellness tourism, economic recovery, sustainable tourism, digital pilgrimage, post-pandemic tourism trends, Uttarakhand tourism.

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