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Floriculture is an important wing of horticulture which contribute to the economic development of the country. Its diversified products are exported to the foreign countries especially to USA, UK and Arab countries. This made India to compete with other countries in the global trade. Government of India has identified floriculture as a sunrise industry and accorded it with 100% export-oriented status. The floriculture products mainly include cut flowers, potted plants, cut foliage, seed bulbs, tubers, dried flowers and dry flower based artistic products.

Dry flower technology, also known as dried flower preservation or dried flower arrangements, is a process that involves preserving fresh flowers by removing their moisture content. This technique allows flowers to maintain their natural beauty and structure for an extended period, even after they have been cut from the mother plant. The art of drying flowers dates back centuries and has been practiced in various cultures around the world. Initially, drying of flowers was primarily done to preserve their fragrance, but over time, it has been evolved into a decorative and creative craft. Dried flowers can be combined with other materials, such as foliage, herbs, or ribbons, to create visually appealing compositions. The final arrangements can be displayed in vases, shadow boxes, or framed as art work. Major dry flower producing areas in India are Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharastra, West Bengal and Andra Pradesh. These states produces dried rose, marigold, jasmine, tube rose, gerbera, chrysanthemum and shola flowers for domestic and international markets.

Reviews, ratings, and experience stories left by customers on e-commerce websites and other online services are helpful to both buyers and sellers. The reviewer can foster more brand loyalty and aid in the understanding of other consumers' product experiences. Similar to how reviews help customers earn more profiles, reviews help businesses sell more things by enhancing customer satisfaction. However, suppliers may, unfortunately, abuse these review processes. For instance, one might fabricate positive evaluations to boost the reputation of a brand or attempt to denigrate rival brands' goods by posting fictitious reviews about them. Utilizing various machine learning techniques and tools are examples of existing solutions with supervision. Unlike previous work, I decided to use a wide range of vocabulary to work with, such as many datasets integrated into one enormous data set, rather than a confined dataset. Based on the reviews' text and emoji usage, sentiment analysis has been implemented. Review fraud is recognised and classed. The use of the Linear SVC, Support Vector Machine, and Random Forest algorithms yields the test results.

Vegetables are the irreplaceable part of human diet which serves as a source of essential nutrients, vitamins and flavors. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) recommends per capita intake of 350g of vegetables daily, while in the present situation from the production statistics 400g of vegetables is available per capita daily. But due to the post-harvest loses, during transportation, warehousing and in market only 200g of vegetables is available per capita daily at the consumer end. Beyond this shortage in quantity the available stock is not fresh, not free from pesticide residues and low in nutrient quality.

Masseter muscle hypertrophy can be defined as a rare, asymptomatic, atypical amplification of the masseter muscle, moreover in a unilateral or bilateral pattern which is manifested in the form of an intensified muscle mass. The treatment of the hypertrophy may or may not be of importance and just removal/correction of the etiological trigger factor responsible for it. Appropriate diagnosis and management of the disease process should be the part of the teaching curriculum and should be taught as the basic part of the diagnosis. Herein, we are reporting a case report of a patient who was diagnosed with masseter muscle hypertrophy.

Oral route are the most convenient and common route of administration of drug because of the low cost of therapy and ease of administration lead to high levels of patient compliance as in the form of tablets and capsules. Generally In some cases, the oral solid dosage form may become difficult especially in swallowing. So to overcome these problems, fast dissolving drug delivery systems have been developed which disintegrate or dissolve within one minute when placed in the mouth without water or chewing. These are the formulations administered without water. These thin sized oral film stripes are designed in such a manner for the ease administration of drug when film is placed on or under the tongue. These film enables the drug to deliver directly in to the blood stream either through buccal or sublingually. Oral films improve the onset of action, lower the dosing and enhance the bioavailability.