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Examining the intersection of law and censorship in India, this book delves into how the judiciary responds to requests for censorship of publications deemed offensive to religious sentiments. It highlights the rationales and judicial observations that shape the legal landscape surrounding freedom of expression and the boundaries of acceptable discourse in a diverse society. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the complexities of balancing religious sensitivities with constitutional rights.

The book explores the therapeutic potential of botulinum neurotoxin (BTX), highlighting its status as the first microbial protein used in human medicine. It examines BTX's versatility across various medical specialties and its numerous clinical applications, supported by advancements in biotechnology. Additionally, the text addresses challenges such as injection discomfort, short duration of effect, and the risk of immunogenicity, emphasizing the need for continued research to enhance its efficacy and customization for patient needs.

Advancements in botulinum biotechnology and a deeper understanding of neurotoxin mechanisms promise more effective and customized treatments for various medical conditions. Botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT) is a powerful therapeutic tool, applicable across multiple specialties, but it requires careful administration. Despite its efficacy and safety, challenges remain, including injection discomfort, short duration of effects, potential immunogenicity, and high costs.

The study investigates the impact of polycarboxylic ether superplasticizers on both fresh and hardened concrete properties. These superplasticizers enhance workability by controlling flow characteristics and reducing the water-to-cement ratio, which is essential for achieving high strength and durability. Focusing on comb-shaped polycarboxylates, the research highlights their dispersing effects through polymer adsorption on particle surfaces, generating electrostatic and steric repulsive forces, making them vital in modern concrete technology.

Chronic in nature, Oral Lichen Planus (OLP) presents unique challenges for oral physicians and dental practitioners due to its persistent symptoms and lack of spontaneous remission. The book explores the unknown etiology of OLP, discussing various hypotheses related to genetic, infectious, psychogenic, and autoimmune factors. It aims to clarify the pathogenesis and unify existing theories, providing a comprehensive understanding to enhance treatment approaches for both specialists and general practitioners in dentistry.