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Harvest Of Tragedy In Anita Brookner’s Dolly
No full textThe present paper the harvest of tragedy explores love, loss, loneliness, betrayal and regret. Through this inspection a deep understanding of the human condition and which one can manage the tragedies that life can throw our way. The novel “Dolly” investigate the deepness emotion that human can experience. Brookner’s writing style is characterized by the observation and its ability to capture the complexities of human relationships. Dolly’s tragic environment are further inverse relationship with others. Her romantic intertwine filled with heartbreak and disappointment, leaving her longing for connection and love that always seems evade her clutch. Dolly’s journey turns into a mirror through which on can forced to face own feelings and think about the common human experiences of loss, longing and the quest for meaning in the face of difficulty
Cultural Conflicts And Ethnographic Approach In John Irving’s The World According To Garp
No full textThe unstated premise of many “cultural” readings of The World According to Garp is that Irving’s novel can be read as a “thick description” and also of Irving’s Mississippi, something like an ethnographic account of a group of people and a way of life no longer available to us, except through the stories they told about themselves or that others told about them. This anthropological approach in the novel The World According to Garp follows James Clifford’s observation that “much ethnography, taking its distance from totalizing anthropology, seeks to evoke multiple (but not limitless) allegories”. Reading The World According to Garp as something like an ethnographer’s field notes, these cultural critics have produced some startling observations about the governing myths of Frenchman’s Bend; its political and social organization and division according to kinship, race, class, and gender; and its evolving modes of communication and exchange, from storytelling, trade, and barter to Hopeman’s calculated profits from interest loans and credit capitalism
Unlocking The Power Of Alternative Therapy: How Yoga Can Transform Your Quality of Life
No full textThe meta-analysis sets to consider the efficacy of yoga performance in the prevention of different problems. Eight studies were highlighted, each targeting a specific sort of yoga and the health problems related to that type. We had the sample size ranging from 400 participants. A weighted average of the relevant composite mean differences and their complementary 95% confidence intervals were computed to identify the direction and magnitude of the achieved effects. A positive effect was detected for all health indicators that were in focus of the study. Hatha Yoga demonstrated effectiveness in reducing anxiety (Effect Size = 0.56, 95% CI: Range of effect sizes in Hatha Yoga was (0.42 to 0.71) with the notable Raja Yoga improvement in depression (Effect Size = 0.75, 95% CI: 0.60 to 0.90). Vinyasa Yoga exhibited a positive impact on cardiovascular health (Effect Size = 0.45, 95% CI: Studies on Omveda revealed effectiveness in glycemic control on Type 2 diabetics (Effect Size = 0.31-0.59), and the Kundalini Yoga group showed usefulness in managing hypertension (Effect Size = 0.64, 95% CI: 0.50 to 0.79). Bikram Yoga showed promise in addressing diabetes (Effect Size = 0.38, 95% CI: Traditional Yoga appears to be helpful for hypertension (Effect Size = 0.24 to 0.52), while the Ashtanga Yoga was advantageous for obesity (Effect Size = 0.51, 95% CI: 0.37 to 0.65). Iyengar Yoga effectively managed chronic pain (Effect Size = 0.70, 95% CI: For the sleeping disorders and insomnia the definitive effectiveness of the Yang Yoga was 0.55 to 0.85, and for the other case beside the Yin the definitive level was 0.80, 95% CI: 0.65 to 0.95. Then, the conclusion of the meta-analysis can be summed up as follows: the practices of different types of yoga are very important to diverse aspects of health and well-being. That reveals yoga as the whole and value-oriented medical intervention that could be applied to a wide range of health problems
Effectiveness Of Good Mind Set On Self-Esteem Of Youngsters.
No full textThis study explores the relationships between mindset factors—such as optimism, resilience, gratitude, flexibility, and curiosity—and self-esteem among Indian youth, with a focus on students. Through a mixed-methods approach encompassing quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, the study investigates the prevalence of mindset attributes and their associations with self-esteem indicators, while also exploring the influence of demographic variables on these relationships. Findings reveal strong positive correlations between mindset factors and self-esteem, underscoring the importance of fostering a positive mindset characterized by optimism and resilience for promoting self-esteem among Indian youth. Moreover, demographic characteristics such as age, gender, educational level, family structure, socioeconomic status, and geographic location were found to influence these relationships, highlighting the need for culturally sensitive approaches to youth development. Overall, the study contributes to our understanding of youth well-being in the Indian context and informs evidence-based interventions aimed at fostering resilience and promoting positive self-esteem among Indian youngsters
Traditional Knowledge And Biocultural Diversity: Lessons From Payeng Village For Environmental Conservation And Sustainable Development Practices
No full textThis case study examines the interplay between indigenous knowledge and biocultural diversity in Payeng Village in North-East India. The study, utilizing a qualitative case study methodology, delves into indigenous knowledge, biodiversity preservation, and community resilience. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews, participant observation, and analysis of documents. Thematic analysis revealed patterns related to traditional knowledge transmission, land-use practices, and environmental stewardship. The findings highlight the role of traditional knowledge in shaping biocultural landscapes and promoting sustainable development. The study advocates for a holistic approach to sustainable development that respects indigenous voices and integrates traditional knowledge systems with contemporary environmental challenges. This research contributes to the literature on traditional ecological knowledge, biocultural diversity, and sustainable development
Forced degradation study on valbenazine and application of validated stability-indicating HPLC method
No full textValbenazine, is a medication used to treat tardive dyskinesia. It acts as a vesicular monoamine transporter 2 (VMAT2) inhibitor. The drug was subjected to forced degradation studies as per the conditions prescribed in ICH Q1 (R2) guideline. Valbenazine degraded in hydrolytic (acid and alkaline) and oxidative stress conditions. The drug was found to be stable in thermal and photolytic conditions. The novel degradation products were obtained and were well separated using an HPLC C18 stationary phase Inertsil ODS (150 × 4.6 mm, 5 μm) and mobile phase composed of Phosphate buffer (pH 6.8): Acetonitrile (70:30) pumped at 1.0 mL min−1 flow rate. The column temperature was set at 40°C and the detection at 240 nm using DAD detector. All the degradation products were isolated and characterised. A well resolved chromatographic method proposed in this study suggests that the proposed analytical method finds its application as a stability indicating assay method for the drug and can be used in routine analysis. The developed HPLC method will also suffice the suitability for impurity profiling and assay of Valbenazine in bulk drugs and pharmaceutical formulations. 
Judicial Precedent and Discipline under the Indian Constitution
No full textThe judicial system administers justice through courts. Judges are individuals who preside over judicial proceedings. They are not only symbolic representations of courts; they are physical embodiments of the courts themselves. Judges conduct in fulfilling their responsibilities impacts the reputation of courts and the credibility of the legal system. In India, judges have always been highly respected and adored as exceptional beings. Judicial discipline, or the absence of it, is a complex topic. It highlights fractured underlying principles that have the potential to conflict with one other. These factors consist of independence, accountability, transparency, impartiality, efficiency, justification and public participation. The doctrine of precedent has become an essential component of judicial discipline due to advancements in law. Article 141 of the Indian Constitution states that decisions made by the Supreme Court must be followed by other courts in India. The principle of precedent is a fundamental aspect of the hierarchical structure of the judicial system. When a higher or concurrent court makes a decision regarding the rights of the parties in a case that establishes a legal principle, it remains binding until it is overturned, which contributes to the evolution of legal principles. This research paper shall discuss the significance of a precedent on its substantive decision rather than on surrounding problems. A precedent is a legal rule that embodies a basic principle, establishing an authoritative aspect referred to as ratio decidendi. Further, shall suggest the Court should exercise prudence when dissenting or overruling in order to preserve stability and consistency. Excessive rigidity could impede the evolution of the law
Masculine Signifying Economy in The Gaze
No full textMasculine signifying economy is a term given by Luce Irigaray which means that masculinity is considered superior than femininity. It is the notion of such an economy wherein male traits are given preference over female traits. Boys are for example right from their childhood taught to hide their emotions. It is considered very girlish to cry. In her work The Gaze (1999) Elif Shafak examines the roles assigned by the society to men and women within Turkish culture. The plot showcases not only the roles but also how a man and a woman is supposed to adhere to the physical attributes designed by the society. A man has to be strong, muscular and tall while a woman has to be very feminine, beautiful and thin. In The Gaze by Elif Shafak, the narrator who is a fat woman serves as a lens through which Shafak explores the pervasive dissatisfaction experienced by women worldwide, despite their adherence to societal expectations. The author emphasizes the necessity of reevaluating gender roles in accordance with personal well-being and principles of egalitarianis
Effectiveness Of Jacobson’s Progressive Muscle Relaxation Therapy On Quality Of Sleep And Level Of Depression Among Elderly People Residing In Selected Old Age Homes, Himachal Pradesh
No full textIntroduction: This study aimed to Assess the Effectiveness of Jacobson Progressive Muscle Relaxation (JPMR) therapyin improving sleep quality and reducing symptoms of depression. Sleep disturbances and depression are prevalent mentalhealth concerns that often coexist, leading to a detrimental impact on individuals overall well-being. Jacobson PMR is awidely recognized relaxation technique that aims to alleviate muscle tension and promote a sense of relaxation andtranquillity. However, limited research exists on its specific impact on sleep quality and depression.Methods: A Quasi experimental study was conducted with a sample of 50 participants (in research group), all of whomexhibited varying degrees of sleep disturbances and depressive symptoms. The Participants underwent Jacobson PMRintervention for 21 days followed up till 28th day and post-intervention assessments were conducted on 30th day by usingstandardized measures, including the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) for sleep quality evaluation and Hamiltondepression scale for depression assessment.Results: The results demonstrated a significant improvement in sleep quality among participants who underwentJacobson PMR therapy (p < 0.05). Moreover, a notable reduction in depression symptoms was observed in the participants(p < 0.05).Conclusion: This study provides empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of Jacobson PMR therapy as acomplementary intervention for enhancing sleep quality and alleviating depression. Further research could explore thelong-term effects of Jacobson PMR and its integration into holistic treatment approaches for individuals with co-occurringsleep and mood disorders
Transitioning from Conventional to Sustainable Marketing- An Examination of Challenges in the Shift
No full textIn the last decade, both the United Nations and nations worldwide have underscored the significance of environmental protection, prompting the initiation of various remedial measures. Businesses, in response, have adopted environmentally friendly marketing strategies to gain a competitive edge and contribute to the global movement. Green marketing, as a sustainable business approach, has garnered considerable attention as a strategic tool. This paper utilizes a systematic and comprehensive literature review to explore the current practices, challenges, and potential future prospects of \u27Green Marketing\u27 in India