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Mandip Kumar Roy. and Akriti Rani

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Several heavy metals which are present as pollutants in the water bodies have been established a toxic substances to fishes. The present study has been aimed to regulate their entry in the various water bodies so that it can be ensured that they may not be adversely affected in any way. It has been found that the effects of heavy metals in fish can be variable to a greater extent. apart from causing death either directly or due to starvation by destruction of food organism many heavy metals have shown to affect the survival behavior, growth, reproduction, physiology biochemistry and pathology of fish with evidence of tissue damage.


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Azare B.A., Gimba U.N and Adamu Z.I

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The study is to look at an evaluation of efficacy of mosquito treated net in the prevalence of malaria in Giri village. 60 respondents were selected for the study through the simple use of sampling random techniques. In the analysis of data collected from the field of study, the following findings were discovered: that 28 respondents (46.7%) reported that they use treated bed nets while 32 respondents


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Amaal A. Tawfik

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According to the law No.7/2010, Egyptian atomic energy authority (EAEA) represented in the hot laboratories and waste management center (centralized waste facility, HLWMC) has the responsibility of collecting, conditioning, storing and management of all types of radioactive waste from all Egyptian territory including spent radioactive sealed sources (SRSSs). Conditioning and packaging procedure for two of the most common SRSSs (Cs137 & Co-60) have been performed into 4 drums in HLWMC as mentioned in reference one of this paper


20-28
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Dr. Deepti Agrawal

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The present study investigates the antimicrobial activity of Ocimum tenuiflorum essential oil, a plant widely recognised in traditional medicine for its therapeutic properties. The essential oil was extracted using hydrodistillation and evaluated against selected bacterial and fungal strains employing standard techniques such as agar well diffusion and minimum inhibitory concentration assays. The results demonstrated significant inhibitory effects, particularly against Gram-positive bacteria, which may be attributed to the presence of bioactive compounds such as eugenol and other phenolic constituents. The oil exhibited variable efficacy against Gram-negative bacteria and fungi, indicating differences in microbial susceptibility. The findings highlight the potential of Ocimum tenuiflorum essential oil as a natural antimicrobial agent, offering an alternative to synthetic antibiotics amid rising concerns of antimicrobial resistance. Further studies focusing on toxicity, formulation, and clinical applications are recommended to validate its practical use in pharmaceutical and food preservation industries.


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Dr M. Ningamba Singha

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The history of the migration of the Manipuris from their homeland Manipur and settled at different places in the different periods of time in Assam. Their settlement can be seen in the Barak Valley, the Brahmaputra Valley and the Surma Valley (presently in Bangladesh) of Assam are the zenith of a long process events and circumstances. It is an effort to learn more about the Manipuris' history of settlement and migration in Assam. Their current composite identity is directly linked to their history of settlement. The study employed both primary and secondary sources. The primary sources were gathered through field study in the Manipuri settlement different districts of Assam and its surrounding areas. The Questionnaires were distributed and interviews were conducted with the local and dignitaries. The information, thus, collected were corroborated with the secondary sources collected from numerous published articles and books. Thus, a comprehensive account of the history of the migration and settlement of the Manipuris in Assam was formulated.Thus, in this paper tries to find out the history of the migration and settlement of the Manipuris in Assam.


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Ren-Jen Hwang , Shu-Chun Lin

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In response to the uncertainty of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, schools of all levels in Taiwan complied with the Ministry of Education’s principle to postpone the start of the semester. To facilitate the “Suspending Classes without Stopping Learning”, a university in northern Taiwan implemented various digital learning programs as substitutes for conventional courses. Asynchronous distance teaching (such as prerecorded videos for online teaching) was commonly used in the past


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Dr. N K Soni

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The study of thermodynamic properties of binary liquid solutions is fundamental to understanding molecular interactions and predicting the behavior of mixtures in various chemical and industrial processes. Among the different experimental techniques available, the measurement of sound velocity using ultrasonic methods has emerged as a reliable and non-destructive approach for evaluating such properties. This research explores the role of sound velocity in estimating key thermodynamic parameters including adiabatic compressibility, acoustic impedance, intermolecular free length, and excess properties in binary solutions. The propagation of ultrasonic waves through a liquid medium is significantly influenced by the density and compressibility of the system, both of which are governed by intermolecular interactions. By analyzing variations in sound velocity across different compositions, insights into molecular association, structural rearrangement, and non-ideal behavior can be obtained. The present study is based on secondary data collected from established literature and aims to synthesize existing knowledge into a coherent analytical framework. The findings demonstrate that sound velocity serves as an effective tool for characterizing binary mixtures and offers practical applications in chemical engineering, pharmaceuticals, and material science.


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Mr. Mandeep Narang, Dr. Mamta Bansal

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This paper is all about the management of time and the importance of time in present day treatment of patients and healthcare industry. There have been so many urgencies in the past but never has the world seen such a competition or race against time. In-spite of all the modern-day advancements present all over the world, no such machinery is still invented or available in the present-day world that can intervene and stop time from moving ahead. This article is meant to basically bring awareness among the masses regarding value of time for everyone especially visible during this pandemic period


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