In Ayurveda, the three structural and functional elements supporting life are Agni (digestive and metabolic fire), Ahara (diet), and Nidra (sleep). These elements collectively contribute to the maintenance of human physiology and the preservation of homeostasis, influencing both in contemporary science, agni regulates digestion, nutritional absorption, tissue metabolism, and energy production. Optimal Agni ensures balanced doshas, proper tissue nourishment, and effective waste elimination. Ahara, the primary source of bodily sustenance, provides macro- and micronutrients essential........

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Social technologies (ST) are innovative, applicable, and efficient solutions created and directed in interaction with society and incorporated by it, aimed at generating social integration and contributing to the improvement of people's living conditions. STs are born with an assistance-oriented purpose, aiming to solve concrete problems in society, using local intellectual and material resources, promoting autonomy and social responsibility. In the context of higher education institutions, STs play a fundamental role in development, application, and reproduction. As they are structural to the axes of teaching, research, and extension, in the academic environment, it is expected that STs be conceived, developed...........

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Intuitionistic fuzzy soft set (IFSS) theory offers an effective and comprehensive algorithm to handle uncertainty by incorporating parameterized elements which makes it a strong technique for decision-making (DM). For the purpose to aggregate IFS numbers (IFSNs), we propose new operation rules for IFSNs. Then, by utilizing the proposed operations, we propose intuitionistic fuzzy soft Yager weighted averaging (IFSYWA) and geometric (IFSYWG) aggregation operator (AO). Further, we thoroughly examine the mathematical characteristics of the proposed IFSYWA AO and IFSYWG AO such as idempotency and monotonicity........

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