Volume 12 | Issue 1 |

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Agriculture sector is considered as one of the major sectors of Indian economy. According to the Economic Survey 2021-22 report, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the agriculture sector in 2020-21 is said to be 18.8 percent. It has declined from 19.9 per cent recorded in 2020-21. It is possible that this rate has come down due to Covid-19. But in the previous year, the country's agricultural sector had improved from 17.8 percent to 19.9 percent. Meanwhile, the government farm techniques the government took major steps to support the agricultural policy sector besides promoting agricultural technology. Digital technology in agriculture has accelerated the increase in crop production. Emphasis was placed on increasing agricultural production with minimum use of water and chemical inputs.

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Agriculture, techniques, government, of Indian economy, production, Digital technologies.

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After independence, there has been a huge improvement in the education system of India. The development of education in line with the requirements of an independent India was given consideration. Reorganizing schooling and increasing educational possibilities became increasingly crucial after independence. Considering free and compulsory education, primary education, secondary education improvement, technical education promotion, higher education quality enhancement, women's education, education of Scheduled Castes and minorities, and all other areas of society, to offer educational opportunities to all. With this in mind, initiatives to advance education were undertaken. Education was necessary for the development of India and the development of the country was possible only when education reached all sections of the society, for this it was necessary to expand education to all sections of the society, to solve all these problems the Government of India has Various measures have been taken from time to time. Commissions were formed and on the basis of the recommendations received from those commissions, efforts were made to keep education in line with the current situation as per the pace of development of the country by making changes in the education system from time to time. India has gone a long way from the educational legacies of colonialism to a more dynamic and inclusive system. The nation is still very committed to giving everyone access to high-quality education, despite some obstacles still need to be cleared. India's education system will surely be essential in determining the nation's destiny and producing knowledgeable, capable, and empowered citizens as it grows. By understanding the greatness of education, it has been given a great place in the constitution and the for education have been given keeping in mind every section of the society.

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Education, Commissions, Teaching, Learning, Education System

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The current intellectual property landscape is made up of two pillars: copyright law and freedom of expression, each of which are vital in establishing the originative and informational ecosystems. This outline explores the intricate relationship between copyright and freedom of expression, examining their evolution in the digital age. Copyright laws are enacted to foster innovation and promote entrepreneurs' economic rights by giving them exclusive ownership of their works. However, these privileges inherently limit the public's ability to use, share, and build on copyrighted content. This restriction has sparked fears that this could be incompatible with the freedom of expression, a fundamental human right enshrined in international conventions and national constitutions. In discussions about fair use, transformative works, and digital sharing, the tension between copyright and freedom of expression is most apparent. Fair use principles, which are embedded in many copyright structures, allow for a restrict use of copyrighted material for purposes such as criticism, commentary, and education. The intersection of copyright and freedom of expression is made clearer in this area. Copyright holders advocate for the right to protect their intellectual property rights on the one hand, while advocates for expression advocate for the importance of a strong public domain and unrestricted discourse. This intersection has been exacerbated by the proliferation of user-generated content, social media, and online platforms in the digital age. The ease with which individuals can post and remix content raises alarming questions about the boundaries of copyright and the degree to which it can limit free expression. The internet's global nature, in addition, creates cross-border challenges for copyright enforcement and expression. What is considered a violation in one jurisdiction may be considered free expression in another, highlighting the need for international coordination and legislative frameworks that strike a balance between these rights. This paper concludes by stressing the importance of this ongoing debate and the need for nuanced approaches that safeguard both creative incentives and fundamental rights. In the digital age, finding the right balance between copyright and freedom of expression is a challenging, dynamic, and often contentious challenge that continues to shape the way we create, share, and consume information and culture. As we navigate the changing landscape of intellectual property and free expression in the 21st century, it remains a critical issue for legislators, designers, and the general public alike.

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? Copyright ? Freedom of expression ? Fair use ? Digital age ? Intellectual property

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The Robotic Solar Grass Cutter is an advanced lawn maintenance solution that harnesses solar power for eco-friendly, cost- effective operation. Equipped with ultrasonic sensor and Arduino IDE, it autonomously navigates lawns, avoiding obstacles and ensuring precise grass cutting. This innovative device operates quietly, requires minimal maintenance, and significantly reduces its environmental impact by eliminating the need for gas or electricity from non-renewable sources. Its user-friendly interface allows homeowners and landscapers to customize settings and schedules easily. Our Robotic Solar Grass Cutter offers a sustainable and efficient approach to lawn care, combining renewable energy with Bluetooth module for a well- manicured eco-conscious yard

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Arduino IDE, Bluetooth Module, Solar power, Ultrasonic sensor, Grass cutter

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has grown in importance in the Indian corporate sector due to a desire to combine financial goals with societal and environmental considerations. This study examines how CSR goals are implemented in Indian businesses, paying particular attention to the ongoing disconnect between intentions and results. There is a big gap between corporate social responsibility (CSR) promises made by firms and their actual impact, even with increased purpose and legislative restrictions. The paper begins with a detailed study of the past development of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in India, looking at the Companies Act's legal framework and implementation obstacles. One of the most critical parts of the research is figuring out and assessing the challenges to efficient CSR implementation, such as a lack of accountability systems, insufficient funding, and general ignorance of the significance of CSR. This study provides a variety of suggestions and fixes for the problems that are found. Several proposals have been put up to put public pressure on firms to uphold their corporate social responsibility (CSR) requirements, including modifications to the Companies Act, training programs for CSR experts, and public awareness campaigns. To maximise the impact of CSR programs, the study also emphasises how important it is for businesses, governments, and non-governmental organisations to collaborate and form partnerships. The need to have a solid monitoring and reporting system that encourages accountability and transparency is one of the research's main conclusions. It is essential to match CSR aims with more general company sustainability objectives to guarantee the long-term viability of CSR initiatives. In short, by highlighting the difficulties in bridging the gap between intention and action, this research advances the study of how CSR is implemented in Indian organisations. The suggested remedies seek to strengthen stakeholder participation, enable Indian firms to carry out their CSR goals more successfully, and ultimately have a good influence on the environment and society. The report emphasises the necessity of a comprehensive and cooperative approach to CSR to close the gap between intention and practice and promote significant reform in corporate social responsibility in India.

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Corporate Social Responsibility, Implementation, Sustainability

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Ayurveda first seeks to maintain patients' conditions before treating them with internal preparations, diet and habit restrictions. Plant-based preparations play a major role in the ayurvedic healing process. In ayurveda mahakashaya is one of the brilliant concepts explained by Acharya Charaka. Shramahara mahakashaya is one of them. Shramahara mahakashaya is a group of ten herbs. Shrama means feeling of tiredness, exhaustion or loss of energy. In Ayurvedic healthcare treatment. most of the medicinal plant is available as revitaliser. Revitaliser refers as something that has lost its activity or its health means to make it active or healthy again. revitaliser works as boosting energy & managing Fatigue, Plant revitalizes the human body, equipping it to regain and maintain health. eliminating the ill-effects of previous disorders. Its cleansing effect gives a second lease of life by completely decontaminating the body, mind, and spirit. Most of these group herbs have a good nutritional value, great source of energy. So the aim of study is finding the revitaliser potential in these ten herbs and discusses phytoconstituents, pharmacological action of these ten herbs.

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Shramahara, revitaliser, phytoconstituents, pharmacological action. Introduction

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Decentralization in Kerala is the transference of development responsibilities to local Governments. Grama Panchayats act as agents between rural people and Government Institutions. The present study mainly aims to understand the sector wise performance of Grama panchayats in Kerala. The secondary data that has used for the study is collected from the official website of the LSGD and State Planning Board and also from the official publication of the Department of LSGD, Government of Kerala. The reports published by various governmental agencies like the State Planning Board, KILA et cetera are also considered. The secondary data collected was analyzed with the help of various mathematical and statistical tools like Kruskal-Wallis Test and correlation. The results display that there are significant difference in the sector wise performance (Production, Infrastructure, Service, and Total) of Grama Panchayats in Kerala

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LSGs, Grama Panchayats, Service Sector, Productive Sector, Infrastructure

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Mahile Janapada Kavya Sahitya Sanvana Vichara

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'Mok?a' is a very small word but has so many importance, significance and power in Indian literature and culture. This word derives from the Sanskrit dh?tup??h; the dh?tu named 'muc' which means 'Mukti' or freedom. What is 'Mok?a'? it is a big question among us. The Indians use this word very frequently. But a very small part of people knows the actual meaning of Mok?a. In Vedic Literature r?i's uttered mantras regarding mok?a. They kept tough spiritual practices for so long years to achieve this salvation. Mok?a is also called as Nirv??a, Mukti, Vimukti, Vimok?a etc. Not only in Hinduism but it also has different emancipations in Buddhism, Jainism etc. In a word Nirv??a or Mok?a means 'Freedom.' Freedom from the Sa?s?ra, in a broad sense the ultimate freedom from death and rebirth. Upani?ads, G?t? they show the path of salvation. But apart from these; different literatures have different paths to give the explanation or analysis of salvation. Kau?ilya has shown another type of path or way of life of freedom or mok?a. In this paper I have tried to compare or analyze the concept of mok?a in the light of Ved?nta philosophy with the Kau?ilya's 'Artha??stra. Artha??stra has completely the different perspective of freedom which we can relate in modern day's perspective also. So, it can be said that this paper is a comparative study between Ved?ta and Artha??stra.

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Mok?a, freedom, salvation, liberation, Ved?nta philosophy, Artha??atra, Kau?ilya

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This comparative analysis delves into the resolution mechanisms for distressed companies under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) in India and corporate rescue procedures in the United Kingdom (UK). The study explores the legal frameworks, procedural intricacies, and practical implications of these mechanisms, while identifying key similarities and differences. The research focuses on the efficacy of resolution plans under the IBC and corporate rescue in the UK, scrutinizing their effectiveness in preserving value, promoting stakeholder interests, and facilitating economic revival. By examining case studies and empirical data, the analysis highlights the operational challenges, legal lacunae, and regulatory hurdles encountered in both jurisdictions. Key findings reveal disparities in the timelines, creditor rights, and judicial oversight between the IBC and UK corporate rescue regimes. While the IBC emphasizes creditor-led resolution through the Committee of Creditors (CoC) and mandates strict timelines for resolution, the UK framework prioritizes debtor-in-possession and provides greater flexibility in restructuring arrangements. Moreover, the research identifies legal ambiguities and procedural bottlenecks in the implementation of resolution plans under the IBC, including issues related to creditor hierarchy, valuation methodologies, and judicial interpretations. In contrast, the UK's well-established legal precedents and specialized courts offer more clarity and certainty to stakeholders, facilitating smoother restructuring processes. The analysis also underscores the significance of institutional infrastructure, regulatory support, and stakeholder engagement in enhancing the efficacy of corporate rescue mechanisms. It advocates for reforms in the IBC to address legal lacunae, streamline procedures, and bolster investor confidence in distressed asset resolution

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Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, corporate rescue, comparative analysis, regulatory reforms.resolution plan,

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