ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
########## PROJECTS sanctioned by the UGC

UGC Assistance to the Dept. of Sanskrit Sahitya at the level of DRS- 1 - under Special Assistant Programme	Prof. Bhagirathi Nanda (Coordinator since March, 2011)	1/4/2009 to 31/3/2014	UGC Rs. 40.50 lacs

########## UGC sponsored projects for XI plan

S. No.	Title of the Project	Name of the Principal Investigator	Duration	Funding Agency &Amount Sanctioned
1	Career Oriented Programme for Jyotish and Vastu	Prof. P.K. Sharma	2008 onwards (for five year)	UGC Rs. 5 lacs
2	UGC Assistance to the Dept. Special Assistant Programme	Prof. P.K. Sharma	1/4/2009 to 31/3/2014	UGC Rs. 43.50 lacs

The Department of Shiksha Shastra brings out its annual magazine, "Shiksha Jyoti," with the objective to improve the writing ability and skills of the students. This magazine contains articles in all the three languages, namely- Sanskrit, Hindi and English, and thereby provides opportunity for expression and communication ability of the students in all the three languages. This also contains various research articles relevant to teaching and training of the students of B.Ed. "Shiksha Jyoti" highlights modern approaches in the field of teachers- training and provide necessary information to the students. This magazine motivates the students and teachers in developing their creative writings.

########## RESEARCH JOURNAL - ' SHODH PRABHA'

The Department published its research journal "Shodha Prabha". The journal contains research articles, brief of ancient unpublished manuscripts along with critical reviews of newly published books and lectures delivered by the scholars and the learned teachers of the Vidyapeetha and other institutions under 'Vyakhyanmala'

########## 10. Patents Generated, if Any: NIL : 11. New Collaborative Research Programmes NIL 12. Research Grants Received from Various Agencies: Only UGC

########## 13. Details of Research Scholars (Full Time, Part Time, Number Getting Scholarship)

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NVDA supports entry of both uncontracted and contracted braille via a braille keyboard. You can select the translation table used to translate braille into text using the Input table setting in the Braille category of the NVDA Settings dialog. When uncontracted braille is being used, text is inserted as soon as it is entered. When using contracted braille, text is inserted when you press space or enter at the end of a word. Note that translation can only reflect the braille word you are typing and cannot consider existing text. For example, if you are using a braille code that begins numbers with a number sign and you press backspace to move to the end of a number, you will need to type the number sign again to enter additional numbers. Pressing dot 7 erases the last entered braille cell or character. Dot 8 translates any braille input and presses the enter key. Pressing dot 7 + dot 8 translates any braille input, but without adding a space or pressing enter.

- 9. Content Recognition

When authors don't provide sufficient information for a screen reader user to determine the content of something, various tools can be used to attempt to recognize the content from an image. NVDA supports the optical character recognition (OCR) functionality built into Windows 10 to recognize text from images. Additional content recognizers can be provided in NVDA add- ons. When you use a content recognition command, NVDA recognizes content from the current navigator object. By default, the navigator object follows the system focus or browse mode cursor, so you can usually just move the focus or browse mode cursor where desired. For example, if you move the browse mode cursor to a graphic, recognition will recognize content from the graphic by default. However, you may wish to use object navigation directly to, for example, recognize the content of an entire application window. Once recognition is complete, the result will be presented in a document similar to browse mode, allowing you to read the information with cursor keys, etc. Pressing enter or space will activate (normally click) the text at the cursor if possible. Pressing escape dismisses the recognition result.

- 9.1. Windows 10 OCR

Windows 10 includes OCR for many languages. NVDA can use this to recognize text from images or inaccessible applications. You can set the language to use for text recognition in the Windows 10 OCR category of the NVDA Settings dialog. Additional languages can be installed by opening the Start menu, choosing Settings, selecting Time & Language -> Region & Language and then choosing Add a language. To recognize the text in the current navigator object using Windows 10 OCR, press NVDA+r.
- happy to inform the House that the Government has approved the said policy. The policy provides a clear roadmap for disinvestment in all non- strategic and strategic sectors. We have kept four areas that are strategic where bare minimum CPSEs will be maintained and rest privatized. In the remaining sectors all CPSEs will be privatized. The main highlights of the policy are mentioned at Annexure-III.
- 87. To fast forward the disinvestment policy, I am asking NITI to work out on the next list of Central Public Sector companies that would be taken up for strategic disinvestment.
- 88. To similarly incentivise States to take to disinvestment of their Public Sector Companies, we will work out an incentive package of Central Funds for States.
- 89. Idle assets will not contribute to AtmaNirbhar Bharat. The non-core assets largely consist of surplus land with government Ministries/Departments and Public Sector Enterprises. Monetizing of land can either be by way of direct sale or concession or by similar means. This requires special abilities and for this purpose, I propose to use a Special Purpose Vehicle in the form of a company that would carry out this activity.
- 90. In order to ensure timely completion of closure of sick or loss making CPSEs, we will introduce a revised mechanism that will ensure timely closure of such units.
- 91. I have estimated ` 1,75,000crores as receipts from disinvestment in BE 2021-22.

##### Government Financial Reforms

- 92. Under the Treasury Single Account (TSA) System autonomous bodies directly draw funds from the Government's account at the time of actual expenditure, saving interest costs. We will extend the TSA System for universal application from 2021-22.
- 93. On the recommendation of the Fifteenth Finance Commission, we have undertaken a detailed exercise to rationalise and bring down the number of Centrally Sponsored Schemes. This will enable consolidation of outlays for better impact.
Resolution Committee (DRC)	to the dispute resolution for small taxpayers, a Dispute Resolution Committee is proposed to be constituted. A taxpayer having taxable income up to ` 50 lakh and disputed income up to ` 10 lakh shall be eligible to approach the Committee. For ensuring efficiency, transparency and accountability, the procedure of the Committee will be conducted in a faceless manner. Consequently, the Settlement Commission shall be discontinued from 01.02.2021. However, the pending cases shall be decided by an Interim Board if opted by the applicant.
5.	Faceless Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT)	In order to provide transparent tax appellate mechanism, it is proposed to the make the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal faceless and jurisdiction-less. A National Faceless Income- tax Appellate Tribunal Centre shall be established and all the communication between the Tribunal and the appellant shall be made electronically. Wherever personal hearing is needed, it shall be done through video-conferencing.
6.	Tax Neutrality of conversion of Urban Cooperative Bank (UCB) into a Small Finance Bank (SFB)	In order to facilitate the transition of UCBs to SFBs, it is proposed to provide tax neutrality for the transition of UCBs to SFBs.Hence, the UCB shall not be required to pay capital gains for the assets transferred to the SFBs.
7.	Tax incentives for Affordable Housing and Affordable Rental Housing Project	In order to incentivise purchase of affordable house, It is proposed to extend the eligibility period for claim of additional deduction for interest of ` 1.5 lakh paid for loan taken for st purchase of an affordable house to 31 March 2022. In order to increase the supply of affordable house, it is proposed to extend eligibility period for claiming tax holiday for affordable st housing project by one more year to 31 March, 2022. In order to promote supply of Affordable Rental Housing for the migrant workers, it is also proposed to allow a new tax exemption for the notified Affordable Rental Housing Projects.
8.	Tax benefit for Start-ups	In order to incentivise setting-up of more start-ups in the country, it is proposed to extend the eligibility period to claim tax holiday for the start-ups by one more year to st 31 March, 2022.
[Section 4(1)(b)(xv)]	Working hours of the facility	0800 hrs to 1630 hrs
Contact person & contact details (Phone, fax email)	Mr. Sanjeet Kumar, CPIO Email: sscom.ljubljana@mea.gov.in Ph: +386-15133110

Such other1. information as may be prescribed under section 4(i) (b) (xvii)	Grievance redressal mechanism	Personal meetings, visit to individuals, WhatsApp groups, GOI's MADADPortal.
Details of applications received under RTI and information provided	Details of application received is given at Para (D) of this web-page. Inputs regularly updated on CIC portal.
List of completed schemes/ projects/ Programmes	N.A.
List of schemes/ projects/ programme underway	N.A.
Details of all contracts entered into including name of contractors, amount of contractor and period of contract.	Currently there is only one contract Annexure -V
Annual Report	Sent to Ministry on regular basis
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)	Available on the web-page under FAQs.
Citizens's Charter	https://www.eoiljubljana.gov.in/docs/16963 38168Citizen_Charter.pdf
Receipt and disposal of RTI application and appeals	1. Details of application received and disposed 2. Details of appeals and received order issued	https://www.eoiljubljana.gov.in/page/rti- information/ (Inputs also regularly updated on CIC portal and displayed or mission's website)
Peripheral Theatre / Family Planning OT, / Radiology, Radiotherapy, ECT	01 month
# Core areas which needs to available in-house and cannot be fulfilled through externship.
Certified copy of MoU with other NBEMS accredited institute / hospital or medical college where DNB - Anaesthesiology trainees are posted for any of the above rotations, if the same is not feasible within the institute/hospital is required to be enclosed with hard copy of Specialty Specific Application which is to be submitted to NBEMS.

Full Time Faculty/Staff

5.1.	FULL TIME STAFF IN THE APPLICANT DEPARTMENT (Please refer Information Bulletin for Accreditation for details of Minimum Faculty requirements)
Faculty declaration form for the faculty in Secondary Hospital &all their supportive documents related to the full time status of faculty must be filled and uploaded on the same web page where the faculty details of Primary Hospital / Institution have been submitted on Online Application Form.

Academic Sessions &Track Record

6.1.	TRACK RECORD OF DNB - Anaesthesiology TRAINEES IN FINAL / EXIT EXAMINATIONS CONDUCTED BY NBEMS:
PLEASE PROVIDE THE DETAILS OF LAST 5 YEARS ONLY
Training Status of Candidate in Year for Thesis Acceptance for Training Status of Candidate in Year for Thesis Acceptance for Result which last Thesis Status of NBEMS Name of the Candidat e of appeared for Acceptance Registration Number Candidate the Final / Exit (Applicable for DNB Programme only) for Number Examination Candidat DNB Programme Theory Practical only) s e
SINCE GRANT OF FIRST ACCREDITATION TO THE APPLICANT DEPARTMENT:
a.	How many DNB - Anaesthesiology Trainees have been registered in the department?
b.	How many DNB - Anaesthesiology Trainees have completed their training?
c.	How many DNB - Anaesthesiology Trainees have qualified their Final / Exit Exams?

Year in which last appeared for Final / Exit Examination s

Year for Thesis Acceptance

Training Status of Candidate

Result

NBEMS

Name of the Candidat e

Registration Number

(Applicable for DNB Programme only)

Theory

Practical
Hence, the rationale of new smaller states need not necessarily be perceived as balkanization or growth of regionalism and regionalization. If number of states increase from 25 to 50 and number of districts increase from 460 to 550, administrative management may be more effi- cient, accountability may improve, and democratic participation may increase, provided of course the new states are economically viable. National integrity will not be imperiled only by creating new political or administrative units. Regionalization, if sensibly handled, will not disintegrate India. Ethnic sentiments and linguistic homogeneity, however, may not be desirable as considerations calling for the creation of new states. There is the severe resources crunch. There is also the problem created by militancy in certain parts of the country.
4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started 5. Examination reforms implemented 6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc. 7. Initiative towards faculty development programme 8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted 9. Research projects a) Ongoing; b) Completed 10. Patents generated, if any 11. New collaborative research programmes 12. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor 13. Honours/Awards to the faculty: National and International 14. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST (ASIST)/DST/FIST, and other programmes 15. Community services 16. Courses in which student assessment of teacher is introduced and the action taken on student feedback 17. Feedback from stakeholders 18. Activities and support from the alumni Association 19. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association 20. Performance in sports activities 21. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons 22. Student achievements and awards 23. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling Unit 24. Placement services provided to students 25. Good practice of the institutions 26. Linkages developed with National/International, academic/research bodies 27. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.

########## (B) Items under control of Registrar/Administration/Others including Teachers

1. Research grants received from various agencies 2. Details of research scholars 3. Internal resources generated 4. Teachers and officers newly recruited 5. Teaching Non-Teaching staff ratio 6. Improvements in the Library services 7. New books/journals subscribed and their value 8. Unit cost of education 9. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examinations results, issue of certificate 10. Increase in the infrastructural facilities 11. Technology upgradation 12. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staff and students 13. Financial aid to students 14. Health services 15. Development programmes for non-teaching staff 16. Action taken Report on the AQAR of the previous year

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and soil pollution; Pesticide pollution of soil, Solid Waste management; Radioactive and thermal pollution sources and their effects. Environmental Legislation: Central and state Pollution boards: powers and functions. Wildlife Protection Act 1972, The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974. Prevention and Control of Air Pollution Act 1981, Forest Conservation Act 1981, Environment (protection) Act 1986, The Disaster Management Act, 2005; Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998.

########## Practical Credit:01

- • Physico-chemicalpropertiesofsoilandwater(DissolvedOxygen,FreeCarbon dioxide, alkalinity, Hardness, sulphate).
- • Assessinginfluenceoflight,temperatureandmoistureonplantgerminationandgrowth/animal behaviour and growth.
- • Assessmentofdensity,frequencyandabundanceofplants/animalinacommunityusing various techniques i.e. transect, quadrate etc.
- • Understandingecosystemsuccessionbystudyingvariousstagesofvegetation/community assemblages development.

########## RECOMMENDEDBOOKS

- 1. 1. ElementsofEcology,ThomasM.Smith,RobertLeoSmith,9 Edition.PearsonEducation Publishers
- 2. Fundamentalsof ecology,EugeneOdum,Garry W.Barret.Brooks/Cole;
- 3. Field Sampling: Principles and Practices in Environmental Analysis, Conklin, A.R. Jr., (2004), CRC Press.
- 4. PrinciplesandStandardsforMeasuringPrimaryProduction,Fahey,T.J.andKnapp,A.K., (2007), Oxford University Press, UK
- 5. EcologicalModeling,Grant,W.E.andSwannack, T.M.,(2008),Blackwell.
- 6. FundamentalProcessesinEcology:AnEarthsystemApproach,Wilkinson,D.M.,(2007), Oxford University Press, UK.
########## Suggestedreadings:

- • Tortora, G.J. & Grabowski, S. (2006). Principles of Anatomy & Physiology. XI Edition John Wiley &sons,
- • Vander A, Sherman J. and Luciano D. (2014). Vander's Human Physiology: The Mechanismof Body Function. XIII Edition, McGraw Hills.
- • Principles of Biochemistry • Principles of Biochemistry Cox, M.M and Nelson, D.L. (2008). , V Edition, W.H. Freeman and Co., New York.
- • • Berg, J.M., Tymoczko, J.L. and Stryer, L. (2007). , VI Edition, W.H. Freemanand Co., New York.
- • Murray, R.K., Bender, D.A., Botham, K.M., Kennelly, P.J., Rodwell, V.W. and Well, P.A. Harper's Illustrated Biochemistry (2009). , XXVIII Edition, International Edition, The McGraw- Hill Companies Inc
L.ABINAYA. B.COM(CA) MIS

Cheque clearance Bill generation Credit card sales transactions (Manual)

## Real Time Processing

In many circumstances the primary factor is speed. , when a For example bank customer a sum of money from his or her account it is vital that the transaction be processed and withdraws the account balance updated as soon as possible, allowing both the bank and customer to keep track of funds

## Advantages

- 1. Error correction can be immediate
- 2. Data is processed as demand
- 3. No time delay

## Disadvantages

- 1. Standardization may not exist or may be more difficult
- 2. Processing needs make control difficult
- 3. System hardware and software is expensive
- 4. Security is critical

## Examples of real time transaction processing

Reservation systems Point of sale terminals Library loan system

## Database maintenance

An organizations databases must be updated by its transaction processing systems so that they are always correct and up-to-date. Therefore , transaction processing systems serve to assist in maintaining the corporate databases of an organization to reflect changes resulting from day to day business transactions. For example; credit sales made to customer will cause customer a/c balance  to be increased and the amount of inventory on hand to be decreased. Database maintenance ensures that these and other changes are reflected in the data records stored in the company's databases.
JNTUA B.Tech. R20 Regulations

- 4. Haslehurst M., 'Manufacturing Technology', The ELBS, 1978.

########## Online Learning Resources:

- • https://www.iare.ac.in/sites/default/files/lecture\_notes/TOOL%20DESIGN\_Lecture\_Notes. pdf
- • https://www.cet.edu.in/noticefiles/261\_MMP%20Lecture%20Notes-ilovepdf- compressed.pdf
- • https://www.vssut.ac.in/lecture-notes.php?url=production-engineering
- • https://nptel.ac.in/courses/112/105/112105233/
- • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MkX-sW97rI
- • https://nptel.ac.in/courses/112/105/112105126/#
na 'modernidade'. Embora a América Latina tivesse 'sido salva' pelos processos de democratização, nos aspectos econômico- sociais tudo teria saído 'pelo avesso' do que os latino-americanos considerariam normal, pois os vínculos mais fortes dos países da região com o mundo moderno continuavam sendo estabelecido através da dívida externa. As obrigações da dívida estariam trazendo um retrocesso ao processo penoso de substituição de importações tentado pelo Estado entre 1950 e 1960, transformando novamente o Brasil e alguns países latino-americanos em nações essencialmente agroexportadoras. Weffort tem a impressão de que a América Latina teria perdido seu 'lugar no mundo' durante o período da rev olução tecnológica - que permitiu aos países mais desenvolvidos tecnologicamente avançar na produção de matérias primas antes exportadas pelos países subdesenvolvidos/periféricos. Weffort alertava para o perigo que a dificuldade de inserção dos países latino- americanos na modernidade traria para o fortalecimento da democracia no continente e para a possibilidade de um retrocesso rumo ao autoritarismo. Apresentava, por isto, a América La tina como 'errada' neste trabalho: compartimentada em Estados Nacionais obsoletos, excludentes entre si, duais e marginalizados em relação ao contexto internacional e em si mesmos. O autor se questionava no trabalho se a democracia latino-americana estaria condenada a ter como companhia a decadência ao invés da modernidade, numa possibilidade mesmo de caos e desintegração regional. Na compreensão de Weffort o fortalecimento da democracia estaria condicionado à capacidade desta em enfrentar os desafios impostos pela economia e pela sociedade, do contrário, esta concretização estaria ameaçada. Weffort atentava também para o fato de 5 que a situação de anomia vivida pela América Latina - crise de governabilidade, superinflação em alguns casos, desigualdade crescente, aumento da violência - não contribuía de nenhuma forma para avanços políticos, abrindo na verdade espaço para desastres - leia-se neste caso violência e extremismo no campo político e social. Dentre o segundo conjunto de obras, Weffort apresentou em 'Por que Democracia?' (1984) o conceito de democracia como valor geral, aproximando -se em larga medida da ideia de democracia como valor universal de Carlos Nelson Coutinho 6 em ensaio de mesmo nome publicado em 1979 . A ideia utilizada por Weffort se
## SAHELI BEAUTY PARLOUR &ACADEMY

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# On the Job Training Certificate

Issued on 21/11/2023 Id No - SBP/2023/003

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