Volume 8 | Issue 7 |

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Tuls? is an aromatic shrub which is originated in North Central India. Now it grows all over the India. In ?yurveda, tuls? is known as the �Mother Medicine of Nature� and �The Queen of Herbs�. It has both spiritual and medicinal value in Indian Society. This plant is used in different Hindu rituals. It has some medicinal use also. Modern researchers have also mentioned tuls? has anti-bacterial, anti- viral and anti fungal properties. Tuls? is known as the liquid yoga for its calming effect like yoga. Regular consumption of tuls? as tea may be compared with the regular practice of yoga. Tuls? is worshiped as a goddess in Hinduism. The leaves of tuls? plant are used in different ceremonial rituals. Both ?yurveda and the Hinduism advocate the usages of tuls? for spiritual and medicinal purposes in our daily life. This paper is an attempt to high light the above mentioned values of this magical plant.

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Tuls?, ?yurveda , Plant, Medicine

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This study aims to analyse the effectiveness of using computer assisted Bar Model in Mathematics computer assisted problem solving questions for secondary school students. This study involved 50 students from 8 class at navalihal government high school chikodi Belagavi district. This study focuses on to examine the effectiveness using computer assisted Bar Model for solving questions to drawing bar model. This is a experimental research. Effectiveness computer assisted bar model method will be analyse through the findings from pre-test and post-test. Discussion of the findings of this study is based on students per-test and post-test. The results of this study analysed for pre-test and post-test results. In this study pre-test and post-test show resuts in mean scores of 16 to 27.0. This finding shows that the computer assisted bar model method was very effective for the students in secondary school students

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Keywords: Computer ,Bar Model, , Secondary School Students, Mathematics

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Secondary education holds a critical segment in the education chain as it caters to the needs and desires of the most imperative slice of the population i.e. adolescents who are the source of the prospect human and social capital of the country. Still, secondary education continues to be the most neglected segment of school education in India. This paper makes an honest attempt to cover up the journey of secondary education right after the independence till date by reviewing its position in all the five-year plans. Further, a brief analysis of the budgetary allocation to secondary education has also been presented to show the reason behind its stunted growth in the country.

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Secondary education, five-year plans, school education, budgetary allocation.

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Here is a brief description of the Physical, Demographical, Social and Economical Profile of the region. The Background interaction is provided to understand the process that led to the Structural changes in the region and help in governing the pattern of rural-urban interaction of the rural settlements with city, which has been studied extensively in the successive pattern. Haridwar Development Region is surrounded by Lesser Himalayas in the North Shiwaliks in the West and East and Plains in the South. It includes the part of Bhabar, Tarai and Indo-Gangetic alluvial Plains. Ganga River flows from the hills to the plains in this region. It covers an area of about 659 sq. kms. In the few last years (2000) the Uttarakhand State came forth as one of the most deserving industrial destination in India. In Hardwar many Industrial areas including SIDCUL came into existence and flourishing at a very large scale. Blooming Industrialization has caused many positive as well as negative impact in this area. This paper is focus on status of Development Industrialization with Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) caused by Industrialization.

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Industrialization, SWOT analysis, BHEL, SIDCUL & Hardwar

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Retention of productive employees is one of the major areas of concern for the HR professionals throughout the world. Employee retention is significantly important because of the high costs and time lapse involved in hiring new employees. Moreover, it is in the interest of the employers to retain the valuable employees who contribute their best to the organization. In a global work environment, there are more chances wherein employees may leave a job for various reasons like better career prospects, lucrative salary packages, flexible working hours, better workplace environment etc.

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Human resource practice, Training and Development, Performance management, Employee Retention strategy, Compensation management, Organizational culture

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Abstract: It is crucial to study the axial compression behaviour of concrete-?lled steel tubular (CFST) columns to ensure the safe operation of engineering structures. The restriction between steel tubular and core concrete in CFST is complex and the relationship between geometric and material properties and axial compression behaviour is highly nonlinear. These challenges have prompted the use of soft computing methods to predict the ultimate bearing capacity (Nu) under axial compression. This study presents a new approach to simulate the capacity of circular CFST columns under axial loading condition, using a large database of experimental results by applying artificial neural network (ANN). A well trained ANN is established and is used to simulate the axial capacity of CFST columns. The validation and testing of the ANN is carried out. The current study can be used to propose a simplified equation that can predict the ultimate strength of the axially loaded columns with high level of accuracy. The result indicate ANN predict strength of CFST within short time and cost too.

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CFST ,ANN , artificial neural network ,concrete filled steel tube

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Background: Low back pain is second only to common cold as a cause for office visits to physicians in adults and for work absence in people <55 years of age. Most people suffer an episode of low back pain during life. Several studies have studied the effect of mobilization and various electrotherapeutic modalities in low back pain patients but there are no recommendations of specific type of exercise to be undertaken for strengthening and stretching of core and pelvic floor muscles in low back pain. Objectives:- To compare the effect of muscle energy technique and Pilates Exercises in patients with non specific low back pain and associated functional disability. Study design:- Experimental study (Pre-test post-test matched pair design) Setting:- Outpatient Physiotherapy clinic. Population:- 30 patients with Nonspecific low back pain, aged between 18-40 years, were randomly assigned to two groups. Material and Methodology:- 30 patients having Non specific low back pain (female, male) fulfilling the inclusion and exclusion criteria were recruited and were randomly allocated in two groups. Group A subjects were given Muscle energy technique and Group B subjects were given Pilates exercises. The subjects were assessed for Numeric Pain Rating Scale and Oswestry Disability Index prior to the treatment (1st day) and then reassessed after 1 week and then finally assessed after 2 weeks. Data analysis: Data analysis was done by using SPSS version 11.0 Results: Significant changes were seen between and within both groups for NPRS and ODI (p

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Non specific low back pain, Muscle Energy Technique, Pilates, Numeric Pain Rating Scale, Oswestry Disability index.

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Unlike the worlds of Dupin, Holmes or Poirot, the world of the hard-boiled detective is bleak, corrupt and sexual. Raymond Chandler's private eye, Phillip Marlowe tries to negotiate this world with a morally ambivalent vision. He even deviates from the vision of his creator, Chandler, who wanted him to be a white knight of the dark Californian city-scape. This paper examines this deviation.

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Hard-boiled. Raymond Chandler. Phillip Marlowe. Detective Fiction. American Detective Fiction.

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Indian higher education is one of the biggest higher education systems in the world. Even though still Indian higher education is having low enrollment status with many inter-disparities to access higher education such as rural-urban, male-female and poor-non-poor. In the situation, there is needed a study is to identify factors determinant of higher education in the entire nation as well as specific state. For the purpose, the study has been concentrated on all India level as well as specific state of Tamil Nadu which is one of the forwarding states for achieving higher education. The major objective of the study was to identify the macro-economic determinants on demand for higher education with comparison between India and Tamil Nadu. To examine this objective, the study has adopted both longitudinal and cross-sectional analysis for India and longitudinal analysis for specific state of Tamil Nadu. To estimate the aggregate demand function for higher education, Multivariate regression method through Ordinary Least Square Method (OLS) was used. To conclude, the study revealed that demand function of higher education for all three models is commonly influenced only one variable like availability of higher education facilities. It predicts that increasing the higher education facilities in the system is providing opportunities for accessing (demand) higher education to all groups across all the states and nation.

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Higher education, Demand, India and Tamil Nadu, Comparison, Macro-economic determinants.

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This study has been undertaken to examine the effect of breast feeding on immunization pain among infants within six months of age in a selected immunization clinic of West Bengal. Post test only control group design was adopted. Forty healthy infants returning to the immunization clinic for their second dose of injection DPT vaccine and above, were selected using purposive sampling technique. Then they were divided into experimental group and control group. Breast feeding was started two minutes before, during, and after administration of vaccine ( DPT second dose) in experimental group. The control group was administered the vaccine without breast feeding. Unstructured interview schedule was used to collect background data. Pain responses of infants (immediately after and two minutes after) were assessed by using Modified Riley Infant Pain Assessment Scale in terms of intensity of pain and duration of crying. Result showed that mean immunization pain scores were statistically significant as evidenced by calculated�t� value (t=6.22 and 7.26, immediately after and two minutes after administration of vaccine). The crying time was significantly shorter in the experimental group (mean = 43.55 seconds,) than in the control group (mean = 95.95 seconds, �t�=5.25 ). There was no relationship (p <0.05) between Immunization pain score and time of last feeding before starting treatment as evidenced by calculated t value ( 0.55 and 0.59, in experimental group and control group, respectively). Perception of pain among infants had serious consequences in future. So, nursing personnels of sub centre and immunization clinic of hospitals might practice application of providing breastfeeding during administration of vaccine among infants to reduce immunization pain and protocol could be established in pediatric ward in reducing procedural pain regularly.

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Breast feeding, Immunization pain, Immunization clinic, Infant

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