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Z Generation Customers Attitude Towards Television Advertisement In Andhra Pradesh
No full textThis paper aims at Z generation customers attitude towards TV advertisements in Andhra Pradesh. This paper gives the special interest on effects of television to the advertising industry with in media on z generation customer attitude in Andhra Pradesh. For this reliable source of information, value addition, TV advertising showing the product, enjoyment of TV ads, usefulness of TV ads, feeling of TV ads, Beliefs of TV ads and understanding of TV ads are taken as variation. The findings of the study gives a constructive contribution to the understanding of Z generation customers attitude towards TV ads. The recommendation given in this study are proferred for future researchers
Child Abuse: A Widespread Epidemic In Indian Society
No full textChildren are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for the future.
John F. Kennedy
Children are the stepping stones of success and development in a country. They could be considered as the flowers with breathtaking fragrance in the garden of people. As the responsible citizens of our country, it is our duty to protect them. It is important that every child is looked after and cherished well. Sadly, not every person has a good memory of his/her childhood. Most of the children are subjected to maltreatment of some or the other kind in their childhood. This leaves a permanent mark in their life. It is very difficult for them to move ahead in life once they are subjected to maltreatment. Not only are the children victims of maltreatment in rural areas but the incidences are on rise also in urban areas. Children are made to work, clean shoes, earn bread for the family in tender years of their life. The most pitiless and terrible form of maltreatment is sexual abuse
Urge for Ecological Sensitivity in Ancient India: Two Case Studies In Texts, Praxis And Performance
No full textAfter USEPA’s 2014 report declaring the United States, the European Union, the Russian Federation, China, Japan and India among the top carbon emitters of the world, global concerns over ecological sensitivity have increased. CO2 levels across the world, usually at a scale of average 280 ppm, have crossed an unprecedentedly crossed the mark of 420 ppm in recent year. One significant question at this crucial stage is – does mankind have any lessons from its past to equip itself for the problems of contemporary times? The ancient Indian Vedic seers placed great importance on the relationship between man and nature, which is established through sacred incantations and expressed through rituals. This paper is premised on the central argument that folk-rituals across the races and peoples of diverse cultures in South-Asia reflect this ancient ecological sensitivity rooted in the collective consciousness of indigenous cultures.
To present its case, the paper takes up two case studies from India where ecological concerns are rooted in not only in ancient Indian texts (i.e. Vedas); they have also become a part of household rituals and performances. BhūmiSūktam (The Earth Hymn), a part of the Atharva Veda, is a collection of sixty-three verses, establishes a captivating portrayal of Mother Earth as the foundation of man’s existence and a representation of the entire environment. The second case consists of the kōlam household rice-flour drawings in South India as an offering to the earth goddess, Bhūdevi, not just as a prayer but also a metaphor for coexistence with nature. Thus, the paper concludes how these texts and the rituals related to them serve as a constant reminder of the necessity to maintain and promote the ecological equilibrium of natur
Unlocking The Healing Potential: A Case Study On The Role Of The Navel (NABHI) In Alleviating Back Pain And Improving Health
No full textObjective: The objective of this empirical study was to assess the efficacy of Byol magnet acupressure therapy in achieving navel balancing among participants.
Background: Navel balancing, as a concept rooted in traditional medicine systems such as Ayurveda, holds significance in promoting overall health and well-being. Byol magnet acupressure therapy, a modality derived from traditional Indian medicine, has been purported to influence energy flow and balance within the body. However, empirical evidence regarding its effectiveness in achieving navel balancing are satisfactory.
Method: The study involved eleven participants who underwent Byol magnet acupressure therapy aimed at navel balancing. The therapy sessions were conducted following established protocols, utilizing specific acupressure points and Byol magnets. Pre- and post-therapy assessments were conducted to evaluate the success of navel balancing.
Result: The results of the empirical study revealed a 100% success rate in achieving navel balancing among the participants following Byol magnet acupressure therapy. This outcome suggests the potential efficacy of this therapeutic modality in promoting navel balance, as indicated by empirical evidence gleaned from the study\u27s participants
Instances of Environmental Concerns in Jonathan Franzen’s Freedom
No full textJonathan Franzen’s Freedom (2010) fictionally depicts instances of real environmental issues. It is the story of a Berglund family. The main character Walter Burglund fights for the protection of nature throughout his lifetime. A good section of the novel is devoted to describe Walter’s support for the Cerulean Mountain Trust, a group that works to save the endangered cerulean warbler by establishing a bird’s sanctuary in West Virginia. Walter is a lawyer who devoted his life for environmental causes. Vin Haven, a Texan, rich tycoon who is motivated by the noble cause, plans to undertake coal strip mining operation and then constructs the bird sanctuary as a corrective action. The article looks into the mindset of the modernity where people take up developmental project at the cost of nature.  
A Comprehensive Review of Physiotherapy Interventions in the Management of Leprosy
No full textLeprosy, a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae, affects millions of people globally, leading to various physical impairments and disabilities. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the multidisciplinary management of leprosy-related disabilities, aiming to optimize functional outcomes and improve the quality of life of affected individuals. This review provides a comprehensive overview of the pathophysiology of leprosy-related disabilities and examines the evidence-based physiotherapy interventions employed in their prevention and management. From sensory rehabilitation and motor retraining to the prevention of deformities and psychosocial support, physiotherapy encompasses a wide range of strategies tailored to the individual needs of patients. By integrating physiotherapy into the broader framework of leprosy care, healthcare professionals can enhance the holistic management of this ancient disease and empower individuals to achieve maximal functional independence
Quality Of Sibling Relationship And Psychological Well-Being In Adults: Impact Of Sibling Dyad
No full textFamily is said to be the foundation of an individual and is an indispensable part of one’s life. Families include a bunch of relationships such as marital relationships and intergenerational relationships like parents, grandparents, and siblings. A positive and healthy sibling relationship in the family plays a vital role in elevating one’s overall well-being, self-esteem, and satisfaction with life. Earlier research on the outcome of sibling relationship quality has highlighted the significant part played by siblings throughout lives. Healthy sibling relationships help an individual to develop compassion in life and appropriately resolve conflicts. For the present study, through a convenient sampling method, we enrolled a total of 120 adults in the age group of 18-55 years from Goa, India, having siblings. Further, we divided the sample as per sibling dyad, i.e. same-sex siblings (sister-sister or brother-brother) and opposite-sex siblings (sister-brother or brother-sister). The tools used for data collection included the lifespan sibling relationship scale (Riggio, 2000) and the Warwick-
Edinburgh mental well-being scale (Scottish Executive National Programme, 2006). We used Karl Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation to study the relationship between the quality of sibling relationship and the psychological well-being and an independent sample t-test to examine significant differences as a function of sibling dyad in adults. Our results indicate a strong positive correlation between sibling relationship quality and psychological well-being in adults. We also observed significant differences in the quality of sibling relationship and psychological well-being as a function of sibling dyad
Effect Of Kapalbhati In Different Time Durations On Selected Physiological Variables Among School Girls
No full textThe objective of the study was to investigate the effect of Kapalbhati with different time duration on physiological variables among school girls. Another objective of the study was to improve physiological variables in school girls.
Method:- To achieve the objective of this study 60 girls aged 15-18 years were randomly selected from Mount Carmel School, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad (UP). After that all the subjects were divided equally into four groups (three experimental groups and one control group). Subjects of three experimental groups were given Kapalabhati training program at different times for a period of 8 weeks and the control group was not given any kind of training. The selected variables to be compared were vital capacity, peak flow rate, breath holding capacity (positive & negative) and blood pressure (systolic & diastolic). To measure Vital Capacity among deferent groups, Dry-Spirometer was used, To measure Peak Flow Rate among deferent groups, Peak Flow Meter was used, To measure Breath Holding Capacity among deferent groups, Manually was used and To measure Blood Pressure among deferent groups, Sphygmomanometer was used.
Statistical Techniques:- ANCOVA was used to find out the effect of Kapalabhati with differernt time duration on physiological variables among school girls. The level of significance was set at 0.05 to test the hypothesis.
Results And Discussion:- The results revealed that there were significant (p>.05) differences in the effect of Kapalabhati on all physiological variables except systolic blood pressure in school girls
Precision Anesthesia Techniques in Brachial Plexus Injury Repair: A Case Study with Neuromuscular Monitoring and Dexmedetomidine Infusion"
No full textIntroduction: Precision anesthesia techniques play a pivotal role in optimizing outcomes for patients undergoing surgical repair of brachial plexus injuries. Utilizing tailored approaches, such as neuromuscular monitoring and selective drug infusions, enhances surgical conditions and postoperative recovery.
Case Presentation: In this case, a 35-year-old male with a left global brachial plexus injury underwent surgical repair. Anesthesia induction included fentanyl, thiopentone, and succinylcholine, followed by intubation. Neuromuscular monitoring obviated the need for further muscle relaxants. Anesthesia maintenance utilized a combination of oxygen, nitrous oxide, isoflurane, dexmedetomidine (0.5 mcg/kg/hr), and propofol via a Target-Controlled Infusion (TCI) pump. The surgery lasted 5.5 hours with stable vital signs post-extubation.
Discussion: The combination of dexmedetomidine and propofol allowed for precise control over anesthesia depth, ensuring hemodynamic stability and optimal surgical conditions. This tailored approach minimized adverse effects and provided effective analgesia without respiratory depression.
Conclusion: Precision anesthesia techniques, including neuromuscular monitoring and dexmedetomidine-propofol infusions, optimize perioperative management in brachial plexus repair. These strategies enhance patient safety, surgical outcomes, and postoperative recovery, highlighting the importance of individualized anesthesia care in complex procedures
Sustainable Agriculture And Land Use Practices: A Micro Level Study In Karipara Gaon Panchayat Under Matia Development Block Of Goalpara District, Assam
No full textSustainable agriculture is a type of agriculture that focuses on producing long-term crops and livestock while having minimal effects on the environment. This type of agriculture tries to find a good balance between the need for food production and the preservation of the ecological system within the environment. Sustainable agriculture is an approach to farming that prioritizes natural and renewable resources over synthetic inputs like fertilizers and pesticides. According to the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization sustainable agriculture seeks to “meet the needs of present and future generations, while ensuring profitability, environmental health, and social and economic equity.” But because there’s little regulatory oversight for this practice, farms can call themselves “sustainable” without having to back it up