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India’s economic imperative is to feed, educate, clothe, and empower more than a billion people in ways that grow and conserve its natural, social, and sustainable heritage. It cannot expect to accomplish this lofty goal on the strength of conventional corporate capital alone. The evidence of that is that there are around 3 million non-profit organizations. One of the significant hurdles these not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) face is the shortage of financial assistance to carry on their efforts and the lack of formal structure to raise funds.

Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is a notable step towards revising the Indian education system.

The Loggerhead Sea Turtle (Caretta caretta) case study presented herein, rescued and rehabilitated within the Programa Tartaruga Viva, sheds light on the severe threat posed by anthropogenic solid waste and particularly plastics to marine species. The ingestion of plastic residues resulted in significant complications, including intestinal obstruction, positive buoyancy, and feeding difficulties.

Introdução: O Vírus da Imunodeficiência Humana (HIV), se não tratado, gera impactos nos diversos sistemas do organismo, dentre eles, o ocular . O acometimento da retina na AIDS é potencialmente ameaçador à visão dos pacientes, o que afeta de forma negativa a qualidade de vida. Objetivo: Elucidar as principais retinopatias por doenças oportunistas da AIDS, bem como, descrever o tratamento realizado nesses pacientes. Métodos: Foi realizado um extenso levantamento bibliográfico em diferentes bases de dados, incluindo o PubMed, SCIELO e LILACS.

Background: Youngsters are becoming involved with tobacco and illicit drugs in many ways. Unfortunately, adolescents do not see the link between their actions today and the consequences tomorrow. Adolescence is that time of life when most tobacco users begin, develop, and establish their behavior. The younger age group use tobacco and other drugs for many reasons: To feel good, to reduce stress, to feel grown up or to fit into their environment. The single biggest contributing factor is to have friends with the same attitude1.

Bangalore's culinary scene is heavily influenced by street food, which also supports a large number of vendors. The pandemic has, however, presented these vendors with severe difficulties. Additionally, customer perceptions of danger and benefit have an impact on their attitudes about street food. The street food scene in Bangalore is an intriguing research topic because of the complex interplay between cultural significance, economic impact, and consumer perception.

Ensuring universal access to safe drinking water is an urgent public health priority and human right across India, including the state of Karnataka. This proposed mixed-methods study aims to conduct an in-depth assessment of the accessibility, availability, and quality of drinking water resources across urban and rural communities in Karnataka. The research will utilize an immersive ethnographic approach to illuminate ground realities, investigating community perspectives and relationships with increasingly precarious water sources through interviews, focus groups and observations.

Background: In 2011, World Health Organization (WHO) member stated to reduce Prevention and Control of Non communicable Diseases in the Global Action Plan for the 1 which aimed to halt the rise of diabetes by 2025 and reduce the prevalence of hypertension by 25% between 2010 and 2025. Aim: The present study was aimed to Prevalence of Hypertension, Diabetes Mellitus with their Health Seeking Behaviours Among Domestic Waste Handlers.

The Moving on from the physical clearance of the cheques to the CTS technology, from brick and mortar model of the banks to the internet banking and mobile banking, launch of BHIM and UPI application, digitalization has become a buzz word in today’s era. Information Technology today has a crucial role to play in an efficient banking system, and Indian banks have placed a strong infrastructure to leverage its benefits by moving on to contextual banking and open Application Programming Interface.

Below knee amputation is most commonly performed in peripheral vascular disease and diabetes mellitus and in more than 50% of the cases diabetic foot infection forms the sole indication of lower limb amputation. Long posterior flap technique of burgess for below knee amputation has been commonly used since 1960s, modification of long posterior flap technique of burgess, medial-lateral sagittal flap technique, medial dominant sagittal flap technique also exist in the literature. However, none of these techniques have proven to be superior to long posterior flap technique of burgess.