This paper presents the decline of values education in schools since the Middle Ages. It lays down the basic structure of ancient education which contributes quality manpower to the society imbibing moral, social and civic values. It also shows the erosion of values and how  values are transferred from ancient foundations to modern times. As a result, the current situation calls for several reforms that can be implemented from ancient education for the overall development of students as human beings. Quality of education generally affects quality manpower for social benefits. Values are principles or standards of behavior, judgments of what is important in life. In ethics, value refers to the degree of importance of something or an action, determining what actions are best to do or how to live, or to describe the significance of various actions. A person's or a group's values are the moral principles and beliefs they hold to be important.

Between kindergarten and first grade, children develop socially, emotionally, and academically through the use of primers, such as an
alphabet book or a story book. It is the initial step in the mental development of a child. The study examines an excerpt from Dick and
Jane’s primer, which revolves throughout the novel focusing on the ideal White society. The novel makes use of the abstract in three distinct ways, the first of which features a well-structured excerpt emphasizing the White people’s beautiful and joyful world. The second abstract is an exact replica of the first, except it lacks correct punctuation and capitalization, emphasizing the fact that people of color are continually seeking White community’s acceptance. The final one is completely unstructured and devoid of spaces, reflecting the oppressed Black community’s chaotic existence. This study investigates the internalization of White aesthetics by a variety of Black characters who fit within these categories.

The study has shown the impact of genders in terms of its influence on depressive symptoms among people. The aim of the study id to analyze how gender and its constructs can influence the stress and anxiety levels of Indian population. The methodology of the study has selected 179 participants for evaluating the collected data and information in the study. The results of the research have found that the alternative hypothesis has been proved with the high reliability. Moreover, the study has been able to create an impact on the society by maintaining the ethics during the study execution.

The structures are generally constructed on plain surface, but due to scarcity of plain ground in hilly regions leads to construction of building on a sloping ground. One of the biggest challenges of structural engineer is to design an earthquake resistant building on sloping ground. In present study conventional slab & flat slabs with RC building situated on sloping ground without any change of natural terrain have been considered for the analysis. The modeling & analysis of RC building has been done by using structure analysis tool ETABS 2019, to study the behavior of building for earthquake force. The equivalent static analysis and response spectrum analysis apply on building results were obtained in the form of maximum displacement, story drift, story shear, base shear, time period, axial force, shear force, bending moment.

Background:- Skilling youth of a nation is an outset of the social as well as economic development of the nation. As India is a youngest nation of the world with average age of the workforce is 29 years and initiated Skill India, Digital India & Make in India programs to maximize the demographic dividend and match the demand & supply gap.

 COVID-19 and the consequential boundaries have had a considerable impact on skilling or vocational training and employment, mostly centrally sponsored schemes for BPL, Rural Poor and marginal & dropout youths. Even Vocational Education is recognized as a priority area by our National Policy for creating sufficient number of quality jobs for all unemployed youth in the formal and informal sectors.

Aim - In this study, we are analyzing impact of COVID-19 in training and placement through the down-fall in the actual training imparted and placement provided by training providers under center sponsored schemes like DDU_GKY and PMKVY in Rajasthan

Methods – Secondary data composed from skill department for top 10 training partners in the state, imparted training under DDU-GKY and PMKVY schemes in the State in-between 2017 to 2021 (in last 5 years) and select 100 students through random sampling from both schemes. Primary data of trainees and training partner’s collected via online Google forms.

Results- Due to covid-19, physical presence of trainees was low in the Skill Development Centres, actual downfall and impact on employment captured.

Conclusions- The need of design & development of online workshops/labs, to continue such trainings for enhancing hands on skills and match the industry demands in case of any such situations.

"Whoever controls the media controls the mind," said Jim Morrison, the legendary singer, songwriter, and poet. The media, as the "fourth estate," influences the "first," "second," and "third" branches of government in diverse ways. Many different schools of media theory recognise the vital role the media plays in shaping public opinion and determining national agendas. The right to freedom of the press is guaranteed to all Indian citizens under the country's constitution. By disseminating knowledge and enlightening the public, it fosters the development of well-informed communities. India, the world's largest democracy, is home to hundreds of Main stream, established, or dominant media outlets, some of which are just now starting to feel the pressure from the rise of alternative media.

Proteins are fundamental biomolecules that play diverse and critical roles in biological systems. Their three-dimensional structure is
intricately linked to their functions, making protein structure-function relationships a central focus of scientific research. This research paper aims to provide an overview of protein structure, its determination methods, and the essential roles proteins play in various biological processes. By understanding protein structure and its functional implications, scientists can gain valuable insights into the mechanisms underlying cellular processes, drug design, and disease pathology.

The present study was carried out to investigate the allelopathic effect of leaf and stem leachates of Parthenium hysterophorus on seed germination, seedling growth, plant height, and number of nodes of Pisum sativum. Different concentrations of leachates (0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, and 80%) were applied under controlled conditions. The results indicated that the control showed 100% seed germination, while increasing concentrations of leachates caused inhibitory effects. Maximum inhibition in germination was observed at 60% concentration, whereas slight variation was noted at 80%. Radicle and plumule length decreased progressively with increasing concentration, with maximum reduction recorded at 80%. Similarly, the number of nodes and plant height also declined significantly with higher concentrations, showing the strongest inhibitory effect at 60% and 80%. The study clearly demonstrates a concentration-dependent allelopathic effect of Parthenium hysterophorus, which may be attributed to the presence of phytotoxic chemicals. These findings suggest that this weed can adversely affect crop growth and productivity, highlighting its ecological and agricultural significance.