Volume 10 | Issue 8 |

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This article discusses on Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), it constitutes a highly prevalent liver metabolic disorders, including central obesity, dyslipidemia, hypertension, hyperglycemia, and persistent abnormalities of liver function tests. An article to present the beneficial effects of life-style modifications that should be advised to both non-obese and obese NAFLD patients. Importantly, kinetics and likelihood of NAFLD onset and its progression to non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and fibrosis differs considerably between individuals.

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NAFLD, liver metabolic disorders, central obesity, dyslipidemia, hypertension

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Bricks have been a major construction and building material for long time. The use of dried-clay bricks for the first time dates back to 8000 BC and the fired-clay bricks were used for the first time as early as 4500 BC. The worldwide estimated annual production of bricks is currently about 130 billion units and the demand for bricks is continuously rising exponentially. Conventional bricks are produced from clay by burning at high temperature either in clamps or kilns . For obtaining clay to mold bricks quarrying operations are required to be done which are energy intensive, generates high level of wastes and affects the landscape adversely. The high temperature required in the kilns for firing bricks not only consumes significant amount of energy but also releases huge quantity of greenhouse gasses and particulate matter. Clay bricks, on average, have an embodied energy of approximately 2.0 kWh and release about 0.41 kg of carbon dioxide (CO ) per brick . It should also be noted that due to lack of resources there is a shortage of clay and bricks in many parts of the world. Due to continuous excavation for clay some countries such as China has started to limit the production of bricks made from clay to protect the clay resource and the environment. The production of OPC concrete bricks are done by using OPC and aggregates. It is also well known that huge amount of energy is required in the production of OPC and significant amount of greenhouse gasses are released in this process. Production of 1 kg of OPC consumes approximately 1.5 kWh of energy and releases about 1 kg of CO in the atmosphere. Worldwide, production of OPC is responsible for about 7% of all CO generated So the production of OPC concrete bricks also consumes large amount of energy and releases substantial quantity of CO. In addition, the aggregates are produced from quarrying and thus have the same problems as described above for clay. For environmental protection and sustainable development it is necessary to find a new construction material.

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Characteristics,material testing,Quarrying waste disposal practices

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Keywords :- India, Struggle, Changing, Identity, Colonialism, Division, Telepathy.

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women, political participation, patriarchy, laws for political participation, equality.

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These days, playing E-Sports is the most popular and tolerable form of entertainment. The gaming industry has already reached its peak among adult spectators, despite the common misconception that E-Sports are primarily for kids and are considered "childish" or "juvenile." However, there is a lot of youth participation in E-Sports today. Games are frequently blamed and accused of contributing to the rise in youth violence and aggression.. People have been curious about the specific effects that video games have on youth whether these effects are positive, negative, or absent altogether. This study looks into how playing in e-sports affects young people's lifestyle. A formal questionnaire is also used to examine their reasons for participating in E-Sports. Studies found connections between Physical activity-related links between e-sports and poor lifestyle outcomes (decreased levels of physical activity, and sedentary behaviour) poor diet, consumption of sweetened beverages) and sleep-related consequences (reduced quantity/quality, increased drowsiness/sleep deprivation, eye strain, wrist pain, neck pain). The findings show that there is growing interest in researching the connections between E-Sports and lifestyle outcomes. 300 adults from different socioeconomic backgrounds who participate in these E-Sports in New Delhi were the subject of this study. A questionnaire was prepared and distributed to the E-Sports competitors as part of the convenience sampling technique, and results and conclusions were sought according to the interpretation. The wide digital audience that e-Sports can reach emphasises how important it is for this industry to encourage consumers and gamers to lead healthy lifestyles.

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Keywords: e-Sports, urban, rural .Indian e-Sports, Psychology of e-Sports.

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Financial Position, Profitability, Asset, Analytics.

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This article examines costume preferences among Coimbatore residents. This article analyses customers' attitudes toward various leading textile showrooms in Coimbatore City. Regarding consumer preference for branded clothing and determining the brands of clothing most preferred by respondents in Coimbatore city. The study also investigates consumer perceptions of branded clothing showrooms in Coimbatore. Primary data was gathered using a structured questionnaire distributed to respondents in Coimbatore.

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customers, costume preference, Coimbatore city, branded cloths

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A select few cities, including Coimbatore, Bangalore, and Kochi, are the focus of the current study. This empirical study's main focus is on the degree to which consumers in particular cities are satisfied with particular apparel brands. The scope of this study also includes an analysis of customer brand preferences and issues.

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Metro City, Brand Clothing, Customers, facing problems

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The statistical study of consumer behaviour when making purchases online is discussed in the article. Coimbatore city served as the basis for the Statistics. We concentrated on testing statistical hypotheses rather than just descriptive statistics. The chi-square test for independence was used the most frequently to determine if the responses within each group were statistically significant. These findings can be useful for internet marketing campaign targeting

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Consumer behaviour, online purchases, coimbatore city, internet marketing

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Biomolecules, Biosensor, biomedical diagnosis, wearable biosensor, food control.

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