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The Panchakarma therapy is not merely a therapeutic regime but also health promotive  and preventive measure to protect from the diseases.  Panchakarma therapy has a direct impactover both the healthy as well as in the ailing. Vamana Karma is considered as the first, major and arduous procedure of Panchakarma therapy. Literally, Vamana Karma means to induce therapeutic vomiting in order to expel out vitiatedDoshas through oral route.

 Agriculture sector is a very important sector in Iran's economy. The government pays a huge subsidy for consumption.The research attempts to study the impact of Government Development Costs (GDC) and Current Government Expenses (CGE) on the growth of agricultural sector in the process of trade liberalisation. We used in this paper, Solow's model is determined for the economy of Iran with the assistance of subject literature and the anticipation is accomplished for the future with the  contribution of econometric methods VECM,VAR.

This paper discusses an outcome-based approach to quality management (QM) in higher education (HE) in order to bridge the gap between the academia and reality. Underpinned by the theories of Outcome-Based Education (OBE), the approach comprises three main domains: identifying, achieving and measuring intended learning outcomes (ILOs).

The article aims to explore hidden advertising phenomenon in the era of local election in East Java. Based on the Indonesia constitution (UUD) 1945 article 28 which is implemented in the Act No 40/1999 about the principles of press and the Act No 32/2002 about broadcasting, it is stated that society has the right to obtain information. In implementing its function to fulfil the society’s right of information, media should be professional. Hidden advertisingis a phenomenon in which news mixed with advertising. News is not objective anymore but only telling sponsorship interest.

The present paper tries to investigate the association between the selected urban facilities and the increasing dominance of Class-I cities over lower order towns (Census of India, 2001) and also attempts to show the growth patterns of towns and cities (Census of India, 1901 to 2001) in the North East Region of India. The study found that availability of urban amenities such as good electrification, medical facilities, recreation, cultural facilities etc. play significant role in attracting people to migrate to urban centers that lead to increasing dominance of Class-I cities.

Addition of history, political science, economics, geography, philosophy is one quarter of sociology. Other quarter is made of psychology. Half of sociology is still developing with its research and methodology as the lab is complete globe and solution is required for whole human species. With different agents of socialization we develop the prime called prediction. Whatever step we move on first we have a prediction of result. These predictions may develop from common sense, observation or experience but they are reasonable for risk taking capacities, social action etc.

This paper aim to model residents’ satisfaction for support of tourism development expansion based on the factors found to influence residents’ satisfaction, and to compare between two groups of residents’ attitudes toward supporting of tourism development expansion. Social exchange theory was used and support for tourism development model with hypotheses concerning eight paths was also proposed. Data was collected in the 4 villages of the Vanvienng District, Vientiane, and Lao PDR. The model and hypothesized paths were tested. IBM-SPSS Amos 21 was used as an analyzing tool.

Today's mathematics teachers are experiencing major changes not only in the mathematics content they teach, but also in the way they teach. Now teachers are called on to teach new, more challenging mathematics to a very diverse audience using active learning approaches designed to develop understanding. In this paper, I address the challenge and issues of innovative methods on teaching mathematics. To meet this challenge mathematics teachers need the support and encouragement of students at all levels.

Three sulfur-contained schiff-bases were synthesized in high yields. The structure of these compounds was characterized by IR, MS and NMR.

The Plain sodium alginate (NaAlg) and 5 wt % and 10 wt % phosphotungstic acid(PWA) incorporated NaAlg membranes have been fabricated by solution casting followed by solvent evaporation. The membranes formed were crosslinked with glutaraldehyde and tested for PV dehydration of isopropanol from their aqueous feed mixtures at water concentrations (5, 10, 15 and 25 wt %) at 30◦C. The crosslinking reaction was confirmed by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) measurements.