TV imaging is a commonly used modern method in both space research of celestial bodies and the search for extraterrestrial life in the Solar system. In 1975 and 1982, the first TV experiments on the surface of the planet Venus with Soviet landers of the VENERA series were performed. Recently their images were re-examined using modern processing techniques. As a result of these studies, rather specific objects were observed. In their morphology, some of them recalled Earth living forms. Their striking similarity to terrestrial forms was called terramorphism. The number of detected objects of the supposed forms of the flora and fauna of Venus reaches 15. They were found at 3 different landing points, separated by thousands of kilometers. In this paper the authors propose mainly a description of objects the form and nature of which remains, at least partly, incomprehensible

This paper describes basic essential protocol required for computational drug design. Efficiency of the protocol, their limitation and way out have also been highlighted. It is suggested that until and unless complete simulation of protein dynamics in terms of real life situation is done achieving complete accuracy of computational tool in drug designing shall remain a challenge

Issues in the past decade demonstrate many methodologies that protect human health and the environment in an economically beneficial manner that is green chemistry. The beginning of green chemistry is frequently considered as a response to the need to reduce the damage of the environment by man-made materials and the processes used to produce them. In the present study the implementation

of green chemistry principles in everyday life in industry, the laboratory and in education are concluded. A brief introduction of green chemistry and future prospects are also mentioned. Green Chemistry is a new approach to the synthesis, processing and application of chemical substances, thus diminishing the hazards for human health and environmental pollution. Anastas proposed twelve principal of green chemistry which are more valuable and help to prevent environmental pollution and make it ecofriendly. Some precaution should considered during lab work like close fume hood when do not use, run experiment on micro scale to reduce waste etc. Green chemistry also become a valuable tool for the day to day life by using green dry cleaning of clothes ( use of Perchloroethylene replace by liquid CO2), versatile uses of green bleaching agents as H2O2, Green solution to turn turbid water clears, production of biodiesel etc. Some important tools used in the synthesis of drug and chemicals which are proved as ecofriendly as microwave assisted synthesis, dry media organic synthesis reaction , computer aided drug designing, use of green solvents , use of green catalyst etc

As identified by preliminary survey Feed and nutrition shortage was one the top ten agricultural production constraints in the region and country level. The adoption and utilization of improved forage technology was believed to be the remedial measure and means of improvement in productivity of livestock sector, ease constraint of feed shortage and also play detrimental role in rehabilitation of degraded lands as biological soil and water conservation option. Even if it was known that improved forage adoption could play significant role in agricultural productivity improvement, little study was carried in area and the sector challenged by updated information for further policy formulation and development intervention. Hence, this study aimed to identify the social, economic, physical and institutional factors that affect farmer’s decision to adopt improved forage technology. The logistic regression was employed for the data come from

a farm house hold survey of 121 households selected through multistage random sampling procedures. The empirical estimates of probit regression revealed that adoption probability increases with family size and slope on topography of land household head and decreases with total land holding and distance from farmers’ home to farmers training center. The study results pointed out possibility in improved forage technology adoption through expanding farmers training center in the vicinity of farmers’ residence and awareness creation. Since having larger family size support the management of improved for The study result also justified that the small scale farmers that held small land size showed better probability in adopting the productive improved forages for easing land shortage constraint in the districts