EFFECT OF KUNJAL KRIYA AND AGASTYA HARITKI RASAYANA IN TAMAKA SHWASA W.S.R BRONCHIAL ASTHMA: A CASE STUDY

Tamaka Shwasa (Bronchial asthma) is one of the stressful medical conditions of today's era and is well known for its episodic and chronic course which affects the whole human race. Tamaka shwasa is a disease in which the pa- tient experiences severe symptoms of respiratory distress with extreme weakness, fatigue and mental glooming. Tamaka Shwasa can be correlated with the disease Bronchial Asthma based on its features & etiopathogenesis. Here the sincere effort has been made using Kunjal kriya a shodhana chikitsa and Agastya Haritaki as Rasayana. Rasayana plays an important role in the rejuvenation of body tissues and providing strength to patients. A male patient of Age 40 years with a history of Tamaka shwasa from last 5 years. The Patient has all classical symptoms like Shwasakashtata, Kasa, Kaphashteevan, Aruchi, Parshvashula, Asino Labhate Saukhyam, Ghurghuraka comes at O.P.D of Govt. Ayurvedic Hospital Model Gram Ludhiana, On Auscultation of chest wheezing present bilater- ally in lungs. The patient was using short-acting Bronchodilator puffs almost 3-4 puffs in a day. So, this case of Tamaka shwasa is treated with Kunjal Kriya a Yogic Shodhana Karma once a week followed by Rasayana for four weeks. All this was done after examination of Bala of the Patient. In this case, it was observed patient got good relief in all cardinal symptoms of Tamaka shwasa. Keywords: Rasayana, Kunjal Kriya, Tamaka Shwasa

Islamization of Zia Regime: An Appraisal from Gender Perspective

General Zia Ul Haq’s military regime is known, for many for its blatant violation of human rights, hanging, flogging, and imprisonment of political workers. Even intelligentsia and journalists were executed for political reasons during this regime. However, his regime was particularly known for suppression of women rights in his process of Islamization. After deposing Bhutto by imposing Martial Law General Zia took over the helm of affairs of the country on the 5th of July 1977 and remained in power with full autocracy till 17th August 1988 when his plan was ablaze in the air near Bahawalpur. This study is an attempt to analyze the process of Islamization by General Zia, its causes, suppressive actions act against various segments of society especially women. The study is also an attempt to search for the answers to the question “Was his policy of Islamization a sincere effort to implement the Islamic system or merely politically motivated? The response of women against Islamization regarding gender-related laws is also a significant part of the paper. Both qualitative and quantitative methods are used to investigate and research the facts about the Islamization process and the struggle of women against it. The memoirs and interviews of participating women activists, scholars, and other leading figures have also been consulted to fill the leftover scholarly gap. Pakistan is predominantly a feudal and tribal nation with patriarchal beliefs and mindsets. In the South Asian region, religion has always played an essential role in the lives of ordinary men and women, although women have been enslaved and dominated in the name of religion far more than males.

The Easter Ban in the Merovingian Kingdoms: Ideal and Reality

In mid-sixth-century Gaul, two episcopal councils issued canons, in 538 and 581/3, respectively, attempting to prohibit interaction between Jews and Christians between Maundy Thursday and Easter Sunday. The canons suggested that Jews, through their obstinate impiety, posed a threat to their Christian neighbors, particularly during that festal season associated with proselytization. While there is not corroborating evidence that the Merovingian-era Easter ban ever was put into effect, it should be understood not simply as an expression of Christian triumphalism, but rather as a sincere effort by the Gallo-Frankish bishops to protect their flocks from the “unbelieving Jews.” In an unintended consequence, the ban assigned far greater power and influence to Gallic Jews than they actually enjoyed.

To Evaluate the Efficacy of Mukkadi Bidalaka and Patoladi Kashaya Parisheka in the management of Anjananamika (External Hordeolum) – A Single case study.

Anjananamika is a Raktapradhana Vartmagata Sadhya Netra Vikara caused by the vitiation of Rakta and Mamsa of Vartma due to improper Ahara and Viharas.1 The Lakshanas of Anjannamika appears to be similar to that of Hordeolum externum, acute suppurative inflammation of the eyelash follicles and its associated glands of Zeis or Moll.2 It is a Raktapradhana Vyadhi along with the involvement of other Doshas, Pittahara and Doshahara treatment can be done. All the drugs in Mukkadi Bidalaka and Patoladi Kashaya Parisheka are Chakshushya and have Pitta Shamaka properties. The case selected in this study, patient has been suffering from pain, foreign body sensation, discomfort, congestion, mild watering and photophobia in the upper palpebral conjunctiva of the left eye. Mukkadi Bidalaka and Parisheka was administered twice a day for 5 days, with follow up of one week in Anjananamika. Here a sincere effort is made to evaluate the effect of Mukkadi Bidalaka and Patoladi Kashaya Parisheka. Clinical data collected in 5 days course shows complete relief from the symptoms.

The Theme of Love Against the Background of War in Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms

Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms has autobiographical elements that reveal the author’s life story. Lt. Frederic Henry, the narrator, tells the story of his love affair with Catherine Barkley, a nurse in the hospital. Being an eye witness and served as a soldier during World War I, Hemingway seems to favour humanity, love and peace in the novel. He considers the war as futile and venomous for mankind. Hemingway himself passed through upheavals of life but there was a little hope to get love in life. Love brings liveliness to man’s life. Plato considered love as the solution to all the problems. This paper is a sincere effort to evaluate Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms as a tale of love against the background of the war.

Origin of Irrational Numbers and Their Approximations

In this article a sincere effort has been made to address the origin of the incommensurability/irrationality of numbers. It is folklore that the starting point was several unsuccessful geometric attempts to compute the exact values of 2 and π. Ancient records substantiate that more than 5000 years back Vedic Ascetics were successful in approximating these numbers in terms of rational numbers and used these approximations for ritual sacrifices, they also indicated clearly that these numbers are incommensurable. Since then research continues for the known as well as unknown/expected irrational numbers, and their computation to trillions of decimal places. For the advancement of this broad mathematical field we shall chronologically show that each continent of the world has contributed. We genuinely hope students and teachers of mathematics will also be benefited with this article.

Pythagorean Triples before and after Pythagoras

Following the corrected chronology of ancient Hindu scientists/mathematicians, in this article, a sincere effort is made to report the origin of Pythagorean triples. We shall account for the development of these triples from the period of their origin and list some known astonishing directions. Although for researchers in this field, there is not much that is new in this article, we genuinely hope students and teachers of mathematics will enjoy this article and search for new directions/patterns.

Character Education Values in the Children's Animated Movie Channel Youtube Nussa Official / Nilai-Nilai Pendidikan Karakter dalam Film Animasi Anak Channel Youtube Nussa Official

The aim of this research is to get an overview of the values of character education in the animated film Nussa Rara Official youtube channel production. In this research using descriptive analysis method, the data taken in this study is a dialogue on the episode who are we ?, eat not just eat, be independent !!!, which contains the value of character education. The value of character education that appear among them, trying to know the solar system, attitudes and behavior that adhere to the eating procedures that have been taught by the Prophet, the behavior shows a sincere effort to get the best results, actions that show a sense of happiness in working together and mutual help, encouraging and acknowledging the success of others. The relevance of the value of character education on Nussa's official youtube channel among them curiosity, religious, hard work, friendly or communicative, appreciate chievement.

Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises: An Image of Optimism and Light

Ernest Heminway was interested in the delineation of characters as well as different facets of man’s life through the characters of the novels. Hemingway’s first novel, The Sun Also Rises is about ups and down of man’s life. The novel gives an image of emptiness and futility of life. As the novel progresses, Hemingway presents a light picture of man’s life in the heavy odds of life. Hemingway tries to assert the fact that there is always light after darkness and joy after sorrow. This research paper is a sincere effort to justify Hemingway’s philosophy of optimism and light.

Denshawai and Cromer in the poetry of Ahmad Shawqi

In the summer of 1906, a group of British Army officers went on a pigeon hunt near the Nile Delta town of Dinshaway. It came as no surprise then, that during the pigeon hunt, an errant gunshot set fire to the village’s wheat supply. Enraged as they watched their precious grain go up in smoke, villagers tried to seize the offending gun and a riot broke out during which several people were hurt and two of the British officers were wounded. As they tried to escape, one officer died from heatstroke. The British response was brutal. Returning in force to the village, a military tribunal convicted 52 of the villagers of pre-meditated murder; though most were just beaten, four were hanged. On April 1, 1907, less than a year after the Denshawai issue, Lord Cromer resigned as governor of Egypt since 1883, and left Egypt. His departure allowed the anger among the patriots, who were critical of him, to be set free, primarily because of his offense to Islam, and because he did not make any sincere effort to try to understand the aspirations of Egyptians. Ahmad Shawqi's "Farewell to Lord Cromer," was composed on the occasion of the latter's departure from Egypt. After his resignation, Lord Cromer gave a farewell speech at the Khedival Opera House in Cairo on May 4, 1907. Cromer's speech provoked a chorus of protest by the nationalists as well as by forces allied with the Khedive whom Shawqi was one of.