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M. Vijayakumar ¹, B. U. Kannappanavar ², Ramesh ³

Affiliations
1 Learning Resource Centre, Beams International Education Institute, Post Box. 31199, Dubai, AE
2 University Library, Kuvempu University, Jnana Sahyadri 577 451, Karnataka, IN
3 University Library, Karnataka University, Dharwad, Karnataka, IN

Abstract

The survey-oriented study provides the clear picture of the present position, where LIS professionals of India effectively use the e-mail for their personnel, professional work and problems faced while using the email.

Keywords

E-Mail, LIS Professionals, India.

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Venkateshwarlu Goli ¹, Ragya Eslavath ¹, Santhosh Anasuri ¹, Suma Gutha ¹, Swapna Kasireddy ¹, Ramesh ²

Affiliations
1 Venkateshwara Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Cherlapally, Nalgonda, A.P., IN
2 Annamacharya College of Pharmacy, Boinpally, Rajampeta, Kadapa, A.P., IN

Abstract

Ancient days peoples are purely depends on herbal drugs. Why because at that time allopathic drugs are not available for peoples. Now a days both ayurveda and allopathic drugs are used. Some chronic diseases are completely not eradicated by allopathic drugs. For this reason ayurvedic drugs are more preferred than allopathic drugs. In India 3000 plants used for the medicinal value. In general 6000 medicinal plants in India are in use in traditional, folklore and used as a herbal medicine. This article aims to provide a comprehensive review in ayurveda in the pharmacological aspects of Phyllanthus niruri. Specifically this plant fruit used in the treatment of jaundice and other diseases like white, jaundice, white discharge, eye diseases over bile secretion, hiccups, cough, fever, wound healing and skin diseases are controlled by these plant.

Keywords

Medicinal Plant, Phyllanthus niruri, A Pharmacological Activity.

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Ninganagouda G. Patil ¹, K. Angel ¹, Anju ¹, Aruna ¹, Bilsy ¹, Ramesh ¹

Affiliations
1 B.L.D.E.A.s, Shri B M Patil Institute of Nursing Sciences, Bijapur-586103 Karnataka, IN

Abstract

OBJECTIVES:

1) To assess the nursing students attitude towards teachers behavior as measured by attitude scale.
2) To determine the impact of teachers behavior on student learning as measured by rating scale.
3) To find out the correlation between nursing student attitude towards teachers behavior with student learning.
4) To find out the association between scores of attitude towards teachers behavior and student learning with selected demographic variables.

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Goli. Venkateshwarlu ¹, Ragya Eslavath ¹, A. Santhosh ¹, Gutha Suma ¹, E. Rajeshwari ², Ramesh ²

Affiliations
1 Venkateshwara Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Cherlapally, Nalgonda, A.P, IN
2 Annamacharya College of Pharmacy, Rajampeta, Kadapa, IN

Abstract

Now a days lacks of peoples are suffering with renail failures. but in this cases allopathic drugs are not giving permanent cure. at this present conditions ayurvedic physicians are searching for renal failure eradication. variuos kinds of pathways are available in ayurveda medicinal plants. In India 3000 plants used for the medicinal value. In general 6000 medicinal plants in India are in use in traditional, folklore and used as a herbal medicine. This article aims to provide a comprehensive review of Rephanus sativa in ayurveda in the pharmacological aspects of Rephanus sativa plant is used for kidney disorder like kidney stones ,weakness of pennies, enlargement of spleen disorder, urine abstructions, diabetes, strengthen of pennies, blindness, hypertension, skin diseases are eradicated by this plant.

Keywords

Medicinal Herbs, Rephanus sativa, Pharmacological Activities.

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Sandeep Kumar Tehria ¹, S. S. Rana ¹, Ramesh ¹, Suresh Kumar ¹

Affiliations
1 Department of Agronomy, Forages and Grassland Management, CSK HP Krishi Vishvavidyalaya, Palampur-176 062, IN

Abstract

Pea has higher requirement of P for symbiotic N fixation. However, weeds are the major threat in harnessing the full potential of native and applied P. Management of weeds through integrated means (INM) is imperative to enhance P use efficiency. Three P₂O₅ levels viz. 0, 30 and 60 kg/ha each with six weed management practices viz. weedy check, pendimethalin followed by (tb) hand weeding (HW), stale seedbed (SSB), SSB + pendimethalin tb HW, raised stale seedbed (RSSB), and RSSB + pendimethalin tb HW were evaluated during rabi 2006-07 and 2007-08 on a silty clay loam soil at Palampur. Phalaris minor was the most important weed constituting 60.9 and 64.4% of the total weed flora during 2006-7 and 2007-8, respectively. SSB and RSSB were equal to pendimethalin tb HW in reducing its count upto 120 DAS. Superimposition of pendimethalin tb HW further improved the effectiveness of SSB and RSSB in reducing the count of P. minor. Pendimethalin tb HW with or without SSB/RSSB significantly reduced the count of Vicia sp. and Polygonum sp. over other treatments. In the raised beds, the peas were early in emergence. In the weedy check peas were earlier in maturity. SSB and RSSB were as good as pendimethalin tb HW in influencing pea pod and straw yield. Yields were further increased under SSB/RSSB + pendimethalin tb HW. SSB, RSSB, pendimethalin tb HW, SSB + pendimethalin tb HW and pendimethalin tb HW increased green pea yield by 125, 63, 82, 154 and 173%, respectively over weedy check. All the weed control treatments except RSSB gave higher gross and net returns and B:C ratio. There was significant increase in plant height, plant dry weight, yield attributes, green pod and straw yield of pea and gross and net return, days to emergence, flowering, and maturity with increase in the level of P₂O₅. Under weedy check as well in SSB and RSSB, P₂O₅ application resulted in higher weed dry weight over no P₂O₅ application. But under SSB/RSSB tb pendimethalin tb HW, weed dry weight was more or less similar due to P₂O₅ levels. Crop fertilized with 60 kg P₂O₅/ha under RSSB tb pendimethalin tb HW resulted in highest green pod yield.

Keywords

Peas, Phosphorus, Stale Seedbed, Raised Bed, Pendimethalin, Handweeding.

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