Volume 13 | Issue 5 |

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Gurbani Tikakari: Servekhan ate Mulankan (Mool Mantar de Vishesh Hawale Nal

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Gurbani Tikakari: Servekhan ate Mulankan (Mool Mantar de Vishesh Hawale Nal

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This composition investigates the impact of artificial intelligence( AI) on intellectual property( IP) rights, addressing challenges in power and authorship of AI-generated creations while exploring legal and ethical dilemmas in traditional IP disciplines. It offers strategies for navigating these complications, drawing on legal precedents, transnational agreements, and policy recommendations. The exploration emphasizes the critical need for legislative updates to address these challenges effectively. Recommendations include the enactment of innovative indigenous vittles, streamlining intellectual property( IP) legislation to exhaustively encompass AI-related issues exhaustively, and championing for effective judicial intervention. By enforcing these strategies, Sri Lanka can foster a harmonious concurrence of AI and IP, ensuring the protection of intellectual property rights while stimulating invention in the AI era.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Legal Framework, Copyright, Patent Law, AI-generated Content, Legal Challenges, Innovation & Law, Ownership of AI creations, WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization)

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Ovoviviparity, Gonopodium, Thermoregulation, Brood development, Environmental Adaptation

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Key tool for communicating with stakeholders, building brand identity, and raising institutional awareness for higher education institutions (HEIs) has been social media marketing (SMM). This work looks at and combines secondary data from scholarly publications to grasp the strategic use of SMM in higher education. It addresses the advantages, instruments, obstacles, and strategic guidelines needed for efficient SMM. The study indicates that HEIs have to adopt a deliberate, data-driven, and responsive approach if they are to leverage social media for student involvement, recruiting, and reputation building

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Higher education, social media marketing, brand image, student involvement, institutional reputation, digital communication

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The goal of this study is to investigate gender disparities in the young adult workforce, with a particular focus on the complex relationship between stress and Insomnia. The study's quantitative technique makes use of well-respected instruments to evaluate stress and sleeplessness precisely. We hope to use statistical studies to shed light on the gender-based variations in the occurrence of stress-induced sleeplessness as well as its prevalence. This study offers a platform to better understand the unique issues confronted by the young working population and has important implications for occupational health and sleep research. Our research aims to provide important insights into the intricate relationship between stress and insomnia, as well as the gender-specific subtleties associated with the condition. These insights can then be used to inform workplace policies and targeted interventions, potentially opening the door to customized strategies that support the wellbeing of young professionals.

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Young Adults, Stress, Sleeplessness, Quantitative Study, Occupational Health, Gender-Based Variations, Stress-Induced Insomnia, Workplace Policies, Targeted Interventions.

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Paclitaxel, a prominent chemotherapeutic agent originally derived from Taxus brevifolia, has garnered extensive scientific and clinical interest due to its unique mechanism of action and broad-spectrum antineoplastic activity. This comprehensive review delves into the fundamental characteristics of paclitaxel, including its physicochemical properties, mechanism of action, and pharmacokinetics. Special emphasis is placed on its distinctive ability to stabilize microtubules, thereby disrupting cell division and inducing apoptosis in cancer cells. The review also explores the challenges associated with paclitaxel's solubility and bioavailability, which have led to the development of novel formulations and delivery systems. Furthermore, it highlights recent advances in analytical techniques used for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of paclitaxel in various matrices. Techniques such as high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS), and emerging nanotechnological methods are critically examined. By consolidating insights from recent literature, this review aims to provide a robust foundation for researchers, clinicians, and pharmaceutical developers working on paclitaxel-based therapies or analytical innovations.

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Paclitaxel, microtubule stabilization, anticancer drugs, analytical methods, HPLC, LC-MS, drug delivery, pharmacokinetics, formulation development, nanotechnology.

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Herbal soap is a one of the most popular cleaning agent for body. Intended to provide an eco-friendly, natural skincare product. To address the present customer need, this study prepares and evaluates antimicrobial moisturizing soap that contains neem. A plant with many therapeutic uses, neem (Azadirachta indica) is well known for its antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory qualities, which make it a useful component of skincare products. The soap is formulated using a combination of neem extract, essential oil and natural surfactant, ensuring a chemical free alternative to synthetic soaps. The product's physical appearance, foaming ability, skin compatibility, moisturizing properties, and antimicrobial properties were all tested. An abundant and sustainable method of cleaning was achieved by using herbal soap that is free of chemicals and plastics. Packaging designs were developed, and packaging was made from recycled paper. Furthermore, the formulation was shown to be stable across all parameters after a month of stability testing.

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Herbal soap, Antimicrobial, Moisturizer, Foaming test

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The primary purpose of this paper is to highlight the role of literature in fostering empathy in diverse communities. It examines how stories allow individuals to experience the lives of others, bridging cultural, social, and emotional divides. By promoting understanding and compassion, literature becomes a powerful medium for connecting people across different backgrounds. The paper also discusses various literary genres and their impact on empathy development, as well as the importance of inclusive representation in literature.

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Literature, Empathy, Diversity, Representation, Community, Emotional Connection, Inclusivity.

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A comparative study between crpc and bnss 2023

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Victim centric reforms

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The present study explores the potential of Simmondsia chinensis, more often known as jojoba oil, as an all-natural alternative to conventional skin-washing biocompatible treatments. Strong synthetic surfactants in many conventional cleansers interrupt the delicate balance of the skin and lead to dryness and irritation. This paper investigates the feasibility of producing effective cleaning agents from naturally existing moisturizing and non-comedogenic components, such as jojoba oil. The antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial characteristics of neem and turmeric make them a powerful tool in the fight against acne, alleviating inflammation, and promoting natural healing. Their active compounds aid in hydrating skin, balancing its tone, and fortifying it from within. Two formulations were developed and assessed: soap and a hand wash. Prioritizing skin compatibility drove the formulations to exclude powerful synthetic surfactants and preservatives. Analyzed were the pH, lathering capability, and stability of the compositions. First, skin compatibility was assessed using volunteer assessments and side effect observation. According to the results, both jojoba oil-based formulations had excellent features. Though with very alkaline pH, the soap produced a constant lather and was well tolerated. The handwash, created in a skin-compatible acidic pH range, also exhibited excellent lathering properties and stability without aggravating skin. This paper highlights the potential of jojoba oil as a component for biocompatible skin cleansing solutions. The findings suggest that while jojoba oil may effectively cleanse the skin and lower the risk of irritation, it offers a milder replacement for conventional cleansers. More research will help to maximize formulations for different skin types and specialized uses and to negotiate long-term effects.

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Jojoba oil, biocompatible, Skin cleansing, Natural alternative, Harsh synthetic surfactants, Irritation, Dryness, Effective cleansing agents, Moisturizing, Non-comedogenic, Soap, Handwash, pH, Lathering ability, Stability, Volunteer assessments, and Adverse reactions.

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