“…Chain Breakers or Free Radical Interceptors, Single Electron Transfer Mechanism, and Metal Chelation are the three mechanisms through which antioxidants work [10] . The 3‐hydroxy‐2‐naphthoic acid hydrazide derivatives and thiazolidinones are included in a variety of therapeutically intriguing compounds having a wide range of biological activities [11–13] . They act as antibacterial, [12–22] antifungal, [15–22] anti‐inflammatory, [22–24] antidiabetic agents, [23,36] anti‐oxidant, [13,14,22,26–28] genotoxicity, [12,32] cytotoxicity, [30,32] anticancer, [25,31,32] anticonvulsant, [24,27,31] antiviral activity, [34] antitubercular, [35] analgesic, [22,23] and antidiabetic agents [23,36] .…”