IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2022

Abstract: BACKGROUND: The physical wellbeing of women is most important aspect of today's modern world.Women undergo various health issues due to lack of physical wellness. To bring health to its optimum, the important factor is Physical activity.Yoga and Traditional Dance is a highly prevalent type of physical activity for women which also bring harmony to themselves as well as to the society. TheHatha Yoga Sadhana and Natya Yoga Training are the traditional practiceshelps toenhancethe physical fitness components like flexibility and cardiovascular endurancefor women practitioners.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVE:.....

Key Word: Hatha Yoga, Natya Yoga, Flexibility, Cardiovascular Endurance, Women

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Abstract: Master plan and building construction rules are the two inevitable components of development control mechanism. Dhaka is one of the spontaneously developed city which is partly pre-planned. Most of the unplanned areas are regulated by post planning readjustment techniques. People's participation is considered during master plan and building construction rules preparation in Bangladesh and it should be examined the challenges behind lack of effective participation. RajdhaniUnnayonKartripakkha (Rajuk) is responsible for planning and development control activities for Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh. The study was conducted based on both primary and secondary data collection. Opinions of the planning stakeholders such as engineers, architects, town planners, developers.....

Key words: Master Plan,Participation, Rajuk , Planner ,DMDP, Dhaka, DAP.

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Abstract: For the sake of public benefit, all businesses have a moral obligation to build an ethical business. Several ethical values have established criteria for conducting business ethically, including fairness, accountability, honesty, wisdom, obedience, and not harming others. These ethical concepts can be derived from religious, cultural, and customary teachings, as well as a nation's philosophy. Pancasila, as the Indonesian nation's ideology, may also serve as a model for ethical business practices. The teachings of Pancasila and the provisions of the 1945 Constitution contain moral ideals that can be applied to ethical business practices. This Pancasila morality can serve as a model for ethical behavior and structures in business..

Key words: ethical business, Pancasila, attitude and structure

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Abstract: Using the push-pull-mooring model and the PLS-SEM method, this study examines the intention to return to urban areas of nearly 600 Vietnamese laborers who have come back to their hometowns due to the widespread impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Personal and socio-economic characteristics act as push factors forcing laborers to leave their hometown; urban attractiveness acts as a pull factor, attracting laborers to return for work; the cognition of the "Responding to the Covid-19" solutions and Rural development policies plays not only a moderating role in this model but also a mooring factor keeping laborers in their homeland. This study's findings can be used by policymakers to develop strategies to help attract and retain Vietnamese migrant laborers in the Covid-19 pandemic.

Keywords: Covid-19; Vietnamese laborers; intention to return to urban areas; PPM model

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Abstract: Edgar Allan Poe's macabre stories have proven to be landmark examples of the literary genre, "gothic horror." His most popular tales, from "The Tell-Tale Heart," and "The Raven" to the "The Black Cat," His work is quintessentially gothic in nature due to a single, obvious reason: that true horror stems not from the external world, but rather, the internal one. One's mind is the abysmal hell-spring from which all terror, desperation, fear, and panic flow. Here, one may then make the rather reasonable assertion that Poe's work easily and thoughtfully be approached through the lens of Freudian psychoanalysis. After all, the cat in "The Black Cat" may be interpreted as acting as a mirror of the state-of-mind of our protagonist and it is in this self-realization that his true horror is revealed, in full. Carl Jung once wrote, "The most terrifying this is to accept oneself completely." It seems Poe was quite aware of this as he peered into the terrified minds of his characters; characters that were often on painful journeys to find themselves. Poe would have agreed that true horror lies in oneself.

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Abstract:The Cholas were the most dominant rulers in South India from 9th to the 13th century whose core of political authority lay in the Kaveri basin. In the study of the South Indian state, the Chola state has been a major concern among historians due to the nature of the evidence from the rich inscriptional material available. The Chola state,according to Nilkanta Sastri, was characterized as 'the almost Byzantine royalty of the Rajaraja and his successors with its numerous palaces, officials and ceremonials, and its majestic display of the concentrated resources of an extensive empire differing from the simple, personal rule of the earlier time'. He characterized the South Indian State under the.......

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Abstract: Most of the growth in Indian advertising happened after the Second World War. Excessive mechanized production and serious efforts to rebuild nations and economies were underway. Evolution and growth of the Indian advertising industry. The history of advertising in India is almost as old as the history of modern print media in the country. James Augustus Hickey, a British, published the first newspaper of India on January 29 1780, by the name Bengal Gazette or Calcutta General Advertiser. However, the title of the newspaper did not refer to advertising in its modem sense, though it carried a few advertisements in its first issue. Taking their models from the journals of London, these.......

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Abstract:Vitamin D deficiency is common in the healthy population. An estimated 1 billion people worldwide, across all ethnicities and age groups, have a vitamin D deficiency (VDD). This Vitamin deficiency can mainly be attributed to lifestyle (for example, reduced outdoor activities) and environmental (for example, air pollution) factors that reduce exposure to sunlight, which is required for ultraviolet-B (UVB) induced vitamin D production in the skin. Vitamin D is crucial not only for bone.....

Keywords: Vitamin D, Deficiency, psychological well-being

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Abstract: Background: The issue of social development becomes important and is often associated with the welfare of people's lives. Especially when facing the COVID-19 pandemic which has an impact on the social and economic sectors. Economic recovery and community welfare are not only the responsibility of the government but also the responsibility of the company. One of the forms of responsibility that can be carried out is through the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program as carried out by Bank BRI through the BRI Peduli Program. This study will analyze in depth how the differences between BRI's CSR programs both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic? The purpose.....

Keywords: CSR Program, COVID-19 Pandemic, BRI Peduli

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Abstract: For a variety of reasons, discussing sexual orientation is challenging. They entail discussing sexual orientation, differing values, conflicting views, and differing viewpoints. These sorts of debates, in general, make individuals feel uneasy, especially in the workplace. People who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender exist in every element of our society and work in every company and organisation. They come from all walks of life, including all economic, ethnic, and social classes. They disguise their identity in numerous organisations by making others believe they are heterosexual. They do not feel free to keep images of their loved ones and families on their desks in.....

Keywords: gender, gender identity, gender role, sexual orientation, homosexual, heterosexual, gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual, homophobia.

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