Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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In most recent couple of a few years, there has been a unprecedented advancement in understanding the biochemical and cell occasions of typical injury recuperating. Healing is survival mechanism and represents a trial to take care of normal complex body part and performance. All the Traditional systems of medicine, Ayurveda, Siddha and Unani describe applications of medication of plant, mineral and animal origin to treat and heal wounds. Herbal drugs induce healing and regeneration of lost tissue by number of mechanisms, starting with hemostasis, Inflammation, Tissue growth to Tissue remodelling.The present article is a trial to focus on some selected Indian ethno-medicinal plants having wound healing properties.After collecting information, further data processing and analysing of data on the different species of plant was done. Beside this review also emphasis on role of plants in antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and hemostatic activities of selected plant species.

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Keywords : Wound healing, Haemostatic, Inflammation, antioxidant.

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Microgravity, neurovestibular, Ocular, Respiratory, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, bone metabolism, circulatory, Immune system, Bed rest.

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Key words: Women entrepreneurs, Social inclusion, Society, Economy, Development.

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Education is a major factor to achieve sustainable human development in any country; and improve the quality and achieve equity are the two main goals of any educational reforms (Alaraji, 2016). In this era of technological and information revolution, the progress of any nation depends solely on the quality of education. The 21st century teachers are expected to learn modern technologies, go global, go ahead in social settings and build positive digital footprints (Odebode, 2018). The covid pandemic situation had shook the world severely and has demanded for a revamp from traditional offline mode of teaching to online mode. The present study is a reflection on job satisfaction and job stress of primary school teachers in Kerala during covid-19 pandemic period. A survey was conducted on a sample of 32 primary school teachers in Kerala. The investigator obtained different opinions with respect to different components of the variables under study. With respect to components of job satisfaction like physical facilities, rapport with students, the teachers expressed dissatisfaction, but with respect to the components like satisfaction with authorities, satisfaction with social status and family welfare, relationship with co-workers, teachers were found to be more satisfied. The components -intrinsic aspect of the job, promotional avenues and services conditions, institutional plans and policies were found to be unaltered. Job stress with respect to the components-responsibility, powerlessness, working conditions, personal inadequacy and lack of motivation, are found to be increased. The components of job stress like work relationships, work load, role ambiguity, groupism and external pressure were found to be decreased. The negative impacts on job satisfaction and job stress can be attributed to the unavailability of facilities required for teaching in an online platform and increase in over interference of parents. The positive impacts might be due to the decrease in additional works assigned to teachers, increased recognition for their work and better relationship with co-workers. The study throws light to the fact that an effort from the government and policy makers to provide adequate digital facilities might improve the satisfaction and decrease the stress level of teachers.

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Job satisfaction, job stress, psychosocial variables, primary schools, covid-19 pandemic.

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The present study is made on A Study about Consumer Preference on Online Shopping in the Coimbatore District. Cluster and convenience sampling methods were applied to select the sample size as well as the area. Structured questionnaire was used with the sample size of 100 respondents, out of that 45 responses were received properly and the period of the study was from November 2021 to February 2022. For the data analysis simple percentage was used. The analyses were made with the help of simple percentage and Chi- Square. The final result was given in the findings, suggestion and conclusion.

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Online Shopping, Consumer Preference, Mostly Preferred Website, Satisfaction Level

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A pandemic is not a novel occurrence in human history; mankind has faced numerous pandemics throughout history. Pandemics are characterised by their severe negative consequences on the global economy. COVID-19 has been shown to have an impact on the entire food supply chain, from the field to the consumer, in one of the most vital areas of the economy. There is presently substantial worry regarding food production, processing, distribution, and demand in light of recent issues in the food supply chain. Workers' mobility limitations, changes in consumer demand, the closure of food production facilities, restricted food trade laws, and financial pressures in the food supply chain all resulted from COVID-19.Financial assistance should be provided to small farmers or vulnerable populations. Facilities should adjust working conditions and implement safety measures to protect employees' health and safety. To avoid an increase in food prices, food protectionist policies should be avoided. Finally, each country must recognise the gravity of the issue and may need to tighten or loosen precautions in response to the pandemic's spread. The food supply chain's supply network should also be flexible enough to adjust to difficulties. The goal of this analysis is to assess COVID-19's impact on the agriculture and food sectors, as well as to highlight the recommendations needed to mitigate and contain the pandemic's effects.

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COVID- 19, Pandemic , Food supply Chain, Food Industry , Consumer Behavior , Online Food shopping

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Political and economic governance are equated in the Arthashastra. Economic governance is the goal, while political governance is the means. However, as economic goals are not achieved in the absence of political goals,'Political governance becomes the goal, while economic governance becomes the means.''The aim justifies the means,' according to Kautilyan and others. The philosophy of Machiavellian. According to them, political power and material prosperity go hand in hand.The means and purposes of government are Kautilya. Good governance is also important.Whether political or economic, it all comes down to justifying the aims and means.economic and political circumstances The importance of good governance cannot be overstated.Administration in the Kautilyan sense. Considering the numerous governance scandals, that are unearthed almost every day in India, an Arthashastra reading, and imbibing.

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KEYWORDS - E - Commerce, Digital Marketing, Arthashastraa, Economic Administration, Indian Economy.

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SHIKSHAK PRASHIKSHAN (KARYAKRAM) PRAYOGATMAK KE SANDARBH MEIN AANE VALI PRAMUKH SAMASYAON KA ADHYAYAN

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SHIKSHAK PRASHIKSHAN (KARYAKRAM) PRAYOGATMAK KE SANDARBH MEIN AANE VALI PRAMUKH SAMASYAON KA ADHYAYAN

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This article overviews classification of nanocomposite according to their matrices, reinforcement, dimensional morphology and on the basis of their method of synthesis. . Nanocomposites are multiphase materials with one or more phases in nanoscale dimensions Nanocomposite materials have emerged as suitable alternatives to overcome limitations of microcomposites and monolithics Nanocomposites, a high performance material exhibit unusual property combinations and unique design possibilities. Being environmentally friendly, thermally stable and mechanically strong applications of nanocomposites offer new technology and business opportunities for several sectors of the aerospace, automotive, electronics, biomedical, tissue engineering, wound healing, drug delivery, gene therapy and food packaging .Nanocomposites themselves encompass a very broad category of materials. The classification of nanocomposites according to their matrices shows the existence of three main categories of materials: metal matrix, ceramic matrix and polymer matrix nanocomposites. On the basis of reinforcement nanocomposites are classified as fibre, laminar and particulate reinforced nanocomposites. According to the dimensions nanocomposites may be classified as nanoparticles, nanotubes, nanowires and layered silicates

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Nanocomposites, matrix, polymer, nanoparticle.

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Spinal muscle atrophy (SMA) is an autosomal recessive and neurodegenerative disease caused by homozygous mutations in the survival motor neuron1(SMN 1) gene. SMA isdistinguished by motor neuron degeneration, which is a resulting in weakness and increasing muscle atrophy. Children with a most severe form of SMA there were not able to sit independently.There was only 8% of children would survivebeyond their 2years of age without permanent ventilation support. One of these therapies, Onasemnogene abeparvovec, a gene replacement therapy based on the adeno-related virus, is a one-time intravenous infusion in which it delivers human function SMA. Inadditionto significantly improving survival, Onasemnogene Abeparvovec increases motor function and reducesthe need for respiratory or nutritional support in many patients. Recommendations of Dosage and administration. Recommendations for Prophylaxis of prednisolone tapering and monitoring for potential adverse events, including hepatotoxicity, Elevated Troponin -I thrombotic microangiopathy, are described here. Table 1.1Demonstrates a sample for post-treatmentmonitoring. It also describes the Postmarketing experience, drug interactions and their use in a specific population,and even temporary vector shedding and waste handling.

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Gene therapy, Onasemnogene abeparvovec, efficacy, safety, spinal muscular atrophy

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