Volume 12 | Issue 8 |

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Abstract Assam is the most notable state in north east India for a large number of tribal people. Food is an important component of human civilization. It is related to meeting the basic needs of human life. Rice is a staple food of the every Mising people. The Misings, one of the major tribe and second largest scheduled tribe (S/T) of Assam in the Brahmaputra Valley. They have been maintaining some of their traditional customs and practices. They belongs to Tibeto-Burman family of the great Mongoloid race. They have been maintaining some of their traditional customs and practices. Agriculture is their main livelihood. They have been gradually assimilating themselves with other indigenous people of the plains of Assam and their culture. They having their own rich traditions and the food habit is one of those distinctive features. Food is one of the fundamental needs of the human being. The food habit, a distinct element of culture refers to the food items, system of preparation and traditional taboo on food of a particular community. The Misings, an ethnic origin of Assam in India are rich in their beautiful cultural identity. They are also having unexplored and unexposed traditional system of food habits in their own. In addition to rice as their staple food, they substitute different kinds of vegetables and non-vegetable items. They are dweller of remote village areas; collect their food items from the nature. The most of the vegetable items that they prefer are those having medicinal plants.

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Key Words: The Misings, food habits, tradition and customs

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In Ayurveda Tvak is correlated to skin and all Tvak Vikara (Skin diseases) have been discussed under the chapter Kushta. Ashtanga Hridaya describes 18 types of Kushta ,7Maha kushta and 11 Kshudra kushta. Vipadika is described under Kshudra kustha characterized by Panipadsputana ( cracks over palms and soles ), Tivra Vedana ( severe pain), Manda kandu(Mild Itching),and Sarag Pidika(red coloured macule). Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease characterized by dry reddish patches covered with scales. A Palmoplantar Psoriasis is a chronic variant of psoriasis that mostly affects the skin of the Palms and Soles. It can be correlated with Vipadika. Skin diseases hampers daily activities. They have negative impact on the physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing, around 5% of all the Psoriasis. A 44 years old male patient came to OPD with c/o blackish skin lesion with itching and burning sensation in both the palms & elbows along with cracking of skin & redness 5 years. Shodhan Chikitsa as well as Shaman Chikitsa were implemented. Significant improvement was noted on skin condition. Therefore, Vipadika can be managed effectively with Ayurveda interventions.

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Vipadika, Kustha, Palmoplantar Psoriasis, Shodhan Chikitsa,Shamana Chikitsa,

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ABSTRACT: A girl, a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and an overall woman is a key to a family. The world can never be beautiful without a woman. Women's empowerment is a fundamental human right, essential for achieving gender equality and social justice. Nowadays women have faced so many problems, some of the most common crimes are rape, dowry, sexual harassment, kidnapping, cruelty by husbands, and relatives, assault on women, and sex trafficking. Law is the set of rules imposed to govern the behavior of people. The Indian government is being made to secure the lives of women from the violence, harassment, and dowry of their families and societies and so many initiative programs and various legislation contain several rights and safeguards for women. The rights of women in India can be classified into two or three categories: constitutional rights or provisions, legal rights, and special rights. The constitutional rights are given in the various provisions for women empowerment of the Indian constitution and the legal rights for women are given in the various laws or acts of the parliament and the state legislature. On the other hand, the Indian government is adopting various national policies and plans for women's empowerment. Further India is a democratic country so laws, development policies, plans, and programs are aimed at women's advancement in different fields.

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KEYWORDS: India, women's rights, Constitutional rights, legal rights, women empowerment, harassment, dowry.

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The study of development of nutritious butter from peanut was undertaken considering its importance for human health. To increase the consumption of peanut butter flavors are added which enhances the test of peanut butter. The ingredients used to prepare flavored peanut butter are peanut, sugar, oil, flavors, essence. Three treatments were studied in which sugar content varied for 15gm, 25gm and 35gm. For each treatment three replications are considered. Laboratory tests performed to check the chemical composition of developed peanut butter. The replications were prepared and considered for chemical analysis. The ANOVA method is used to optimize the quality parameters of the treatments. The treatment T2 was found to be the best treatment in both sensory and laboratory treatments. In test, parameters like moisture, total ash, total fat, protein, acid value of fat, total carbohydrates, energy, reducing sugar, non-reducing sugar, total sugar and salt were calculated in Chocolate flavor 3.89%, 1.96%, 41.44%, 20.84%, 0.52%, 37.87%, 583.80kcal, 0.22%, 19.53%,18.34%, 0.34% respectively. And in Pineapple flavor 4.37%, 1.81%, 40.29%, 20.23%, 0.47%, 33.30%, 576.73kcal, 0.16%, 19.27%, 18.15%, 0.36% respectively.

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Peanut Butter, Sugar, Chemical properties, ANOVA

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on many aspects of life, including alcohol consumption and control. Epidemics have highlighted the role of alcohol in personal health and socio-economic problems. But it has impacted usability-related challenges. Here's a detailed look at the interaction between alcohol, COVID-19, and related socio-economic and health issues. Chronic alcohol consumption weakens the immune system. It is associated with higher risks of severe consequences such as hospitalization and the possibility of death. Mental health, stress, physical, anxiety, and alcohol consumption are responsible for the increase in infectious diseases. Chronic diseases and alcohol consumption worsen pre-existing health conditions such as cardiovascular diseases, liver disorders, and respiratory problems, complicating the management of such conditions during a pandemic. Alcohol consumption leads to increased personal and health costs. Significant economic impacts and relationships and public system educational programs have exacerbated future health and socio-economic crises.

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Keywords: Social, Economic and Liquor Sales Fluctuations, Alcohol consumption leads to increased personal and health costs

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The panoptic influence of surveillance and authoritarian control, as theorized by Michel Foucault, has been pervasive in shaping cultural identity and resistance. Employing Michel Foucault's understanding of the Panopticon as the theoretical framework, this paper analyzes the Hell's Gate by Hussein Hamid Hussein and Memoirs from the Women's Prison by Nawal El Saadawi to examine what they reflect and critique within mechanisms of power and repression under given socio-political contexts. Hell's Gate evokes, on an instinctive level, the experience of a protagonist under Saddam Hussein's regime: a regime through which he is constantly monitored, tortured, and psychologically troubled to break autonomy and selfhood for the purpose of keeping fear instilled. In contrast, Memoirs from the Women's Prison is a story of resistance and strength that is drawn from one person's life inside a women's prison in Egypt. Nawal El Saadawi's act of resistance to patriarchal and political marginalization shows how even inside the panoptic vision people and their societies may resist and be able to uphold their cultural identity. This paper will argue, with a Foucauldian reading, that these two texts do not only represent the devastating impact of surveillance on cultural growth but also suggest possible sites of resistance and reassertion of cultural identities within repressive regimes. This research further contributes to discussions in power, control, and cultural dynamics on how literature can represent and criticize life's realities under an authoritarian government.

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surveillance, authoritarian control, Michel Foucault, cultural identity, resistance, Panopticon, Dehumanizing, cultural growth

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The trend in miniaturization and enhanced functional performance of integrated circuits and power electronics and photonics has amplified the generated thermal energy in these devices making thermal management a bottleneck for further advancement in these fields. A range of geometries of Sequence structures are developed and examined to address this challenge. However, the numerous form factors and dimension of hierarchical structures in addition to cost and time-consuming synthesis and test procedures make it unfeasible to explore bountiful variations of hierarchical geometries through experimental methods. Here, we introduce a general Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform to address this challenge and guide discovery of hierarchical structures for extreme thermal management of high-performance 2 photonics/electronics. The AI platform is based on Random Forest (RF) algorithm, a robust AI method, and was trained using a large collected experimental data set corresponding to thin film evaporation in various forms of Sequence structures. Four geometrical dimensions of the hierarchical structures and two dimensionless numbers governing heat transfer and fluid dynamics in these structures were used as independent variables to predict heat flux in these structures. The trained model's performance was analyzed using statistical metrics and showed an excellent prediction of heat flux for all the structures with various working fluids. The performance of predictive AI platform was further validated by two independent studies of different research groups. This predictive platform provides a foundation for rational discovery of Sequence structures and working fluids to address the ongoing challenge of thermal management in broad spectrum of technologies including electronics, hypersonic aviation and electric vehicles.

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Thermal management, Evaporation, Sequence structures, AI.

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Knowledge management plays a pivotal role in fostering innovation, collaboration, and organizational learning within the educational sector. This paper provides an in-depth exploration of the knowledge management system (KMS) within higher education institutions in India, addressing the current landscape, challenges, and potential benefits of integrating KMS into Indian academia. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature and relevant case studies, the paper emphasizes the critical role KMS plays in enhancing knowledge dissemination, optimizing decision-making processes, and cultivating a culture of continuous learning and improvement. By highlighting both the successes and shortcomings of KMS implementation in Indian institutions, the study offers valuable insights into how KMS can contribute to academic excellence and organizational efficiency. Moreover, the paper presents practical recommendations for the effective implementation and adoption of KMS, advocating for the strategic use of technology, the importance of capacity-building initiatives, and the need for strong organizational support to ensure the success of KMS initiatives.

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Knowledge management systems (KMS), Higher education institutions, Innovation, Decision making, Capacity building

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Parkinson's disease is a progressive degenerative neurological disorder which mainly affects the motor system of body and it is characterized by resting tremors, slowness of movements, rigidity, gait disturbances/postural instability. It is correlated with Kampavata [Disease associated with tremors in body] in Ayurveda, as it is characterized by Sarvanga Kampa / Shiro Kampa [tremors all over body or tremors in head]. It is a Vata Vyadhi which occurs due to pathological increase of Chala Guna of Vata. Treatment consists of both internal and external administration of different forms aimed to reverse pathology of Vata imbalance. Here, a case of 67 years male patient presented with tremors in both hands and neck, unable to walk without support since 6 years. Patient was treated with Panchakarma therapies; like Sarvanga Abhyanga, [External oil massage] Bashpa Sweda, [sudation therapy] , Shiro Pichu [Oil soaked cotton pad putting on head] and Shamana Aushadhis like Tab Vatavidhwansa Rasa, Kapikachu Beeja Choorna [Mucuna pruriens], Ashwagandha Choorna, [Withamnia somnifera] for 1 month. The patient got remarkable relief in symptoms with above Panchakarma and Ayurveda medicines.

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Parkinsons disease, Parkinsonism, Kampavata, Kapikachu Beej

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