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Antiparkinsonian Activity Of Vitamin D3 And Pregabalin Against Rotenone Induced Parkinsonism In Rat Model
No full textRotenone is a potent specific inhibitor of mitochondrial complex-1 that appears to reproduce the behavioural features of Parkinson\u27s disease in rats. It selectively destroys dopaminergic neurons, causing a deficiency of dopamine in the striatum which leads to impaired motor functions include tremor and muscle rigidity. The purpose of this study was to assess if pregabalin affects Parkinson\u27s disease. Long-term use of neuroleptics in psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia results in extrapyramidal symptoms such as Parkinson\u27s disease and neuropathic pain. The present study deals with the antiparkinson effect of Vitamin D3, Pregabalin on rotenone induced Parkinson disease in wister rats. Neural degeneration was induced in a group (II, III, IV) by Rotenone (2.5mg/kg daily i.p.) for 28 days. Group II: Vitamin D3 (30mg/kg); Group III Pregabalin (30mg/kg); Vitamin D3 (30 mg/kg p.o.) and pregabalin (30 mg/kg p.o.) drug treatment significantly improved these behavioural and biochemical alterations restored mitochondrial enzyme complex activities and attenuated neuroinflammatory markers in rotenone (2.5mg/kg) treated animals as compared to control group. It can be concluded that the Vitamin D3 (30mg/kg) showed highly significant decrease oxidative stress (MDA level)) and significantly increase dopamine level of post-treatment. The pregabalin (30mg/kg) showed significant increase locomotor activity and Rota rod test
The Pain and The Panacea: Reading ‘The Wasteland’ In The Light Of श्रीमद् भगवद्गीता
No full textOne of the yardsticks to estimate the worth of a work is its timelessness or relevance to the present. Many works in the field of all literatures- in English, Sanskrit, Gujarati or Hindi, have become milestones and benchmarking because of their quality to please and teach everybody, everywhere and every time- the quality of being sublime. T.S.Eliot’s ‘The Waste Land’, published in 1922 and regarded as a highly condensed epic of the Modern age, is also one such sublime work which has left a perennial effect in the field of literature and has carved a unique niche in its own aesthetic way. The poem is symbolic of a proverb ‘every cloud has a silver line’. The poem talks about the chaos of the then Modern English society. In it, we can see that materialism pervades throughout the poem and as a natural corollary of it, April, the month of Spring and rejuvenation, is referred to as the cruellest month.1 The poem poses many serious issues which are of significant human concerns. Very finely the inclination of the modern Wastelanders towards inaction is indicated by the beginning line. From the very outset, Eliot talks about the degenerated psychology of the modern man in which he constantly avoids any action which, according to The Bhagawad Gita, is not possible. As Lord Krishna says, it is impossible for any human being to remain actionless; for inaction is also a kind of action or Karma. In the third chapter of The Bhagawad Gita, entitled ‘Karmayoga’, in the fifth shloka, Lord Krishna says
Examining Genetic Diversity in Spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) through the Analysis of Select Morphological Traits.
No full textSpinach, a leafy green vegetable cherished for its nutritional and medicinal benefits, is globally cultivated. This study assessed the genetic diversity of fifty-one Spinacia oleracea L. germplasms from diverse regions in Bangladesh, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative traits. Variation was observed across all traits, except for Inflorescence color and seed type. Leaf shapes included elliptic, broad elliptic, ovate, and broad ovate, with elliptic being predominant. Maximum variation was noted in edible leaf weight per plant, followed by petiole length and the number of lateral branches. Specific germplasms exhibited longer and broader leaves, with RC-139 having the highest number of lateral branches. Bolting time, with NQ-68 requiring the most days, proved to be a crucial trait for spinach. The dendrogram grouped thirty-six germplasms into Cluster I, while Cluster IV contained a solitary germplasm. Cluster II showed the highest mean values for leaf length, leaf width, and edible leaf weight per plant. Principal Component Analysis revealed that leaf length, leaf width, and petiole length were pivotal contributors to germplasm diversity. Selecting for leaf traits and bolting time, germplasms TRMR-136, TRMR-144, R-342, RNF-26, NQ-68, and RC-139 are recommended for future breeding programs based on their distinctive characteristics
Role Of IT Security In Ecological Sustainability – A Case Study On Indian Financial Sector, An OSINT Approach
No full textIn industry 4.0, the concept of stainable development has emerged as a critical endeavour for maintaining the ecological balance and survival of living beings. Lack of Ecological sustainability emphases the importance of maintaining a delicate balance between human activities and the natural world. Ecosystems undergo changes over time due to natural disturbances or human activities. Understanding the interplay between technological advancements and urbanization is crucial for addressing carbon footprints and identifying these impacts is vital for implementing sustainable practices and mitigating further damage to ecological balance. The emission of greenhouse gases produced by digital technology platforms and resources are known as digital carbon footprint. This study explores the principles, challenges and advancements in green cybersecurity also known as sustainable or eco-friendly computing. The research paper aims to delve into the role of IT security in ecological sustainability, exploring its significance, challenges and potential solutions in ensuring the preservation of ecosystems and biodiversity. This open source intelligence (OSINT) study will reveal how vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructure of Indian Financial Sector causes penetration which includes various kinds of malware attacks and increases carbon foot printing. It also divulges how a strongly protected IT infrastructure will precisely search for and promote the innovations that are possible by smart green technologies to avoid carbon emission
Navigating Legal Recourse For The Survivors Of Marital Rape In India: Exploring Remedies In The Absence Of Criminalization
No full textMarital rape, denoting non-consensual sexual intercourse within the confines of a marital relationship, persists as a critical issue in India, primarily attributed to deeply ingrained patriarchal norms and societal attitudes that uphold male dominance and control within the institution of marriage, often marginalizing a wife\u27s consent as irrelevant or implicit. The absence of criminalization exacerbates challenges for survivors seeking legal remedies. Although India lacks specific legislation addressing marital rape, survivors can, to a limited extent, seek relief under certain provisions within various statutes. While these legal avenues may not offer comprehensive justice for victims of marital rape, they do provide a semblance of redress and support. This analysis delves into the prevailing legal framework, encompassing relevant laws, statutes, and judicial precedents, to explore available options for redress and justice within the context of marital rape in India
Examining the Impact of Healthcare Providers on Maternal Health and Neonatal Outcomes: A Case Study in the Ghaziabad District
No full textReproductive morbidity and mortality are extensive problems that disproportionately disturb women. This paper analyses the reproductive Health services that are provided by the Health care providers and Community to the lactating mothers and their children. This chapter describes the influence of counseling, awareness of health schemes, kind of services provided during postpartum complication and referral system.
Further this paper analyses that it has been done to understand the effectiveness and efficiency of the services provided by the health care providers and community health works, which directly affects the lactating mother and new born. Also, to understand the role played by these services provides in reduction of morbidity and mortality and fulfilling the mission of NHM
A Comparative Study Of Mineral Micronutrients And Vitamin B12 In Psychotic Patient
No full textAnemia is a condition where red blood cell (RBC) count and haemoglobin (HBG) concentration are lower than the reference range, which results as a decrease in the oxygen-carrying capacity, Following a compromise the physiological needs.
Along with the Decrease HBG concentration and haematocrit (HCT) RBC count, mean corpuscular volume (MCV), reticulocyte count, examination of blood film, and HBG electrophoresis are significant parameters for the diagnosis of anemia.
India is a common hub for megaloblastic anemia with prevalence range of 2-40%. Nutritional deficiency of either cobalamin (vitamin B12) or folate (vitamin B9) are commonest causes of Megaloblastic anemia.
This is case control analytical study carried out on 50 diagnosed Psychotic Patient as per the International Classification of diseases, Tenth revision (ICD-10). The study was conducted in Psychiatry department of Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur. Fifty age and sex matched healthy individuals constituted the control group. Our study found low levels of vitamin B12 and hemoglobin in psychotic patients. which might contribute to the psychosis symptom
Prevalence Of Shaktism In Hindu Bengali Community
No full textIn Hinduism, Shaktism is one of the major and vital sects, which represent Motherhood. Women provides humanity in earthly form, nourish and endow it with character, charm and dignity, all the tremendous personal sacrifices that divinity assumes when it accepts role of motherhood. Motherhood is an assertion of women’s creative power as pinnacle of her glory; it is epitome of service and sacrifice, love and virtue, devotion and dedication and self-restraint and self-reliance. In Hindu iconography cosmic dynamic of male-female or masculine-feminine interdependence and equivalence is expressed in half Shakti, half Shiva deity known as Ardhanariswar. Hinduism does not harp on equality of sexes on idealistic plane but adduces argument of perfect balance and harmony in nature. They consider soul as sexless and women representing energy aspect of lord can’t be viewed in physical dimension. In Shaktism, it is believed that goddess as Shakti or energy of Vishnu and Shiva and revered in numerous Hindu temples and festivals. The way in which Shaktas perform their acts of adoration or worship is mysterious, full of rites and rituals which is filthy and obnoxiou
A Critical Study In Understanding The Critical Barriers To Financial Inclusion Among Youths With Special Referece To Thanjavur City
No full textIn recent years, there has been a rising interest in the scientific community in the process through which children develop into adults. There is a growing demand for financial goods and services while the transformation is taking place. The lack of financial participation has the potential to have long-term repercussions for the level of independence and stability that individual enjoys in the years to come. The primary objective of this study is to investigate and assess the reasons that prevent young people in Thanjavur city in South India. The findings of the research are presented in the form of suggestions that have as their overarching objective the improvement of the group in question\u27s social inclusion and which are targeted at boosting the group\u27s financial inclusion. The results of the research indicate that the lack of a bank account may commonly be linked to either a family member already owning a bank account or inadequate financial means to access financial services. Both of these explanations are supported by the findings of the study. According to the findings of the research, there is a considerable connection between the need of using formal financial services and the ownership of a bank account. In addition, the study discovered a significant correlation between a student\u27s financial awareness and their ownership of a bank account, debit card, and credit card. This was a very interesting finding. The results of the research may be exploited by decision-makers in the city\u27s economic and social policy-making processes in order to build successful policies and strategies
A Comparative Study On Financial Performance Of Select Cement Company In India
No full textIndia being the second largest manufacturer and consumer of cement also has the largest potential to develop in the spheres of infrastructure and construction. Cement industry happens to be the fastest growing industry globally and in India. It acts as the backbone for economic and infrastructure development which in turn generates immense employment opportunities, directly and indirectly that is required for the development of under developed countries. Cement is the base material for all types of construction works, starting from smallest building to largest structures like dams and irrigation works. In India, cement industry is the prominent one where huge investments are made by both domestic and foreign investors. Cement industry in India is now heading towards achievement of global standards in production, safety and efficient use of energy. Another important target set for the cement industry in India is the sustainable development. The present study pertains to the analysis of financial performance of select cement manufacturing companies in India with reference to liquidity using various liquidity ratios. The study is restricted to three cement manufacturing companies, selected using certain criteria, for a period of five years ranging between 2018-19 to 2022-23. The study tends to reveal the performance efficiency of the selected companies with respect to its liquidity position