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The Impact of Globalisation on the National Sovereignty: A Comparative Study
Authors: - Ananya Gautam , - Shalini Saxena
Published: April 2024

This research paper explores the intricate relationship between globalisation and national sovereignty, focusing on how globalisation influences the autonomy and authority of nation-states. The study adopts a comparative approach, analysing the experiences of different countries to understand the diverse ways in which globalisation impacts national sovereignty.
The paper begins by defining globalisation and national sovereignty, highlighting the key dimensions of each concept. It then examines the various channels through which globalisation affects national sovereignty, such as economic interdependence, technological advancements, and cultural integration.
Using case studies from both developed and developing countries, the research examines the extent to which globalisation has eroded or strengthened national sovereignty. The paper also considers the role of international institutions and agreements in shaping the relationship between globalisation and national sovereignty.
The goal of the research is to provide a comprehensive knowledge of the complex dynamics between national sovereignty and globalization through this comparative analysis, highlighting the opportunities and problems that face the modern, globalized world.
Religious Practices and Legal Rights of Women
Authors: - HARDIK SHARMA , - DR. SAURABH ANAND
Published: April 2024

This paper delves into the complex interplay between religious practices and the legal rights of women across various domains, including marriage, reproduction, gender equality, and the broader realm of civil liberties. By examining the conflicts and congruences between legal frameworks and religious doctrines, this study sheds light on the challenges and opportunities for advancing women's rights within diverse religious contexts.
Firstly, the paper addresses the tensions arising from conflicting legal rights and religious doctrines, particularly concerning issues such as gender equality, autonomy, and bodily integrity. It scrutinizes instances where religious beliefs may clash with legal protections, potentially undermining women's rights in areas such as education, employment, and access to justice. Secondly, the research scrutinizes the extent of gender equality within religious institutions, analysing the participation, leadership roles, and decision-making authority afforded to women across different faith traditions. It explores the barriers women face in accessing equal opportunities within religious hierarchies and the strategies employed to challenge discriminatory practices.
Furthermore, the paper delves into the intersection of religious and civil laws concerning marriage and divorce, delineating how religious practices influence legal frameworks governing matrimonial relationships, custody arrangements, property rights, and financial support obligations. It highlights discrepancies between religious and secular norms, and the implications for women's rights and agency within marital unions. Moreover, the study investigates the impact of religious beliefs on women's reproductive rights, including access to contraception, abortion, and fertility treatments. It examines the role of religious doctrines in shaping public discourse, legislative initiatives, and healthcare policies, and the resulting effects on women's bodily autonomy and reproductive healthcare access. Through a comprehensive examination of these interconnected issues, this paper contributes to a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities at the nexus of religious practices and legal rights for women.
Criminal Law and Human Rights
Authors: - Yash Krishna Pandey
Published: April 2024

This research paper examines the intricate relationship between criminal law and human rights, focusing on the challenges of balancing national sovereignty and international obligations. It explores how domestic criminal justice systems navigate the tension between enforcing criminal laws to maintain order and upholding human rights principles to protect individual liberties. Through a comparative analysis of legal frameworks, case studies, and international standards, this paper elucidates the complexities of harmonizing state sovereignty with global human rights norms in the context of criminal law enforcement. It concludes by offering recommendations for promoting a balanced approach that respects both national autonomy and international human rights obligations.
Smart Garbage Waste Management System
Authors: - Pushkar Garg R , - Anantha Charan Ojha
Published: April 2024

Smart cities integrate multiple mobile or web solutions to build a comfortable human habitation. One of these solutions is to provide an environmentally friendly, efficient and effective garbage management system. The current garbage collection system includes routine garbage trucks doing rounds daily or weekly, which not only doesn't cover every zone of the city but its completely inefficient use of government resources. The proposed system, where admin manages the garbage app for full online based monitoring and analyzes the system. Her admin handle bins, driver, complaints from user and work report from driver. This paper proposes a cost-effective mobile or web based system for the government to utilize available resources to efficiently manage the overwhelming amounts of garbage collected each day, while also providing a better solution for the inconvenience of garbage disposal for the citizens. This is done by a driver, app will provide predictive and guide routes generated through for garbage trucks. Then driver update the status of work done will be data collected. An android or web app is developed for the work force and the citizens, which primarily provides the user with an available smart bin.
Cultivation and Marketing Challenges Faced by Vegetable Growers-a Study with Special Reference to Nilgiri's District
Authors: - M. Prakash , - S. Dhanush , - S. Sandhya
Published: April 2024

The aim of the study is to know the challenges faced by vegetable growers on cultivation and marketing. This study focus on Nilgiri's district. The Nilgiri's district, renowned for its diverse Agro-climatic conditions and rich agricultural heritage, stands as a significant hub for vegetable cultivation in India. This abstract presents findings from a comprehensive study conducted to identify and analyze the cultivation and marketing challenges confronting vegetable growers in the Nilgiri's district.
Dislocation of Internal Magnet of a Cochlear Implant: a Case Study
Authors: - Mittali Joshi , - Nirnay Kumar Keshree , - Ritika Sikarwar , - Himanshu Panjwani
Published: April 2024

The cochlear implant is an invasive surgery which helps individual with hearing impairment overcome the disability. However, it suffers from various disadvantages in the form of complications. one such complication is the displacement of the internal magnet often due to physical trauma. The present case study demonstrates detection of the problem through audiological evaluation and confirmation via radiological study.
Investigating Influential Factors on Employee Decision Making in Joining Organization with Special Reference to Management Trainee Positions in Organisations
Authors: - Harshada
Published: April 2024

This study explores the factors influencing decision-making among prospective employees aiming to start their careers as Management Trainees. Using a mixed-methods approach, it combines quantitative data from a questionnaire survey and qualitative insights from in-depth interviews with current and potential employees. The two-stage sampling method involved 106 respondents, and google forms & excel sheets were used for data analysis. Results highlight the significance of compensation, work environment, and brand value in making the joining decision. The findings provide insights about the factors that help a candidate to make a joining decision and factors that demotivate him/her to join an organization. The paper proposes a framework emphasizing the parameters that candidates have in mind, it also emphasizes how the joining rate affects the organization. Overall, the study contributes nuanced insights to the understanding of employee decision-making in the context of organizational assimilation, specifically within the Management Trainee landscape.
A Study on Emotional Maturity among Adolescents
Authors: - Kshiptimayee Patra
Published: April 2024

Abstract: One of the most powerful factors in shaping a person's personality, attitudes, and behaviour is their emotional maturity. This helps them take ownership of their actions, make intelligent choices, work well in groups, build strong bonds with others, boost their self-esteem, and learn to adapt to their circumstances rather than blaming others for their shortcomings. Methodology: A total 200 samples of boys and girls’ students was selected through random sampling methods. A self-constructed questionnaire was used to collect the background information. For collecting the emotional maturity, Emotional Maturity Scale developed by DR. Yashvir Singh and Dr. Mahesh Bhargava was used to collect the required information. Results: majority of adolescents are in the age group of 16-17 years and 55% of respondents were from nuclear family. The overall mean score indicated that the adolescent’s have low level of emotional maturity and in relation with the gender, it shows that the female adolescents are less emotionally stable then male adolescents. Conclusion: Adolescents' emotional state should be raised in the home and in institutions by using various forms of role play and parental encouragement.
Location Based Advertisement System
Authors: - Valarmathi C , - Athavan A , - Balachandhar C , - Naveenkumar K , - Sanchana. R , - Josephine Ruth Fenitha
Published: April 2024

This research introduces a holistic framework aimed at seamlessly incorporating an advanced location-based advertisement system into web applications. The primary goal of this framework is to elevate user engagement and amplify the overall effectiveness of advertising strategies. At its core, the system leverages geospatial intelligence, harnessing the power of location-based data, and employs sophisticated algorithms to dynamically customize advertisements according to users' real-time locations. This dynamic adaptation ensures that users receive content that is not only pertinent to their interests but also contextually relevant based on their immediate surroundings. The integration of geospatial intelligence is a cornerstone of this framework, allowing the system to interpret and respond to the spatial context of users in real-time. By tapping into the wealth of location data, the system can discern users' proximity to various points of interest, businesses, or events, enabling advertisers to deliver messages precisely when and where they are most impactful. This approach marks a departure from traditional, less-targeted advertising methods, offering a more personalized and engaging experience for users. The framework's utilization of advanced algorithms plays a pivotal role in the success of the system. These algorithms continuously analyze user behavior, preferences, and contextual cues, adapting the content of advertisements to align with individual user profiles. This dynamic tailoring not only optimizes the relevance of advertisements but also ensures that users are presented with content that resonates with their immediate interests and needs. The result is a targeted advertising experience that goes beyond demographic segmentation, fostering a deeper connection between users and the promotional content they encounter.
Multiculturalism in Vassanji’s - No New Land and Rohinton Mistry’s - A Fine Balance
Authors: - E. Gangadhar
Published: April 2024

In a internationally connected world, it is gradually more common for individuals to belong to and be influenced by more than one culture. Based on a critique of conceptualizations from psychology, management, marketing, anthropology, and sociology, we bring clarity and consistency to conceptualizing and measuring multiculturalism at the individual level. We propose has knowledge of, identification with, and internalization of more than one social culture, and recommend methods to measure each dimension. Finally, we suggest how individual-level multiculturalism influences, and is influenced by, social networks and power dynamics in international organizations.
Overcoming Barriers: Women Migrant Workers in Western Odisha
Authors: - Diluna Barik , - Itishree Barik
Published: April 2024

Migration is generally the permanent or semi-permanent transformation of residents inside or outside of a country. There can be inter-state, intra-state, inter-district and intra-district migration. The movement of people from village areas to town areas is called rural-urban migration. The rural push factors such as decline in income from agriculture, lack of alternative job, poverty, unemployment, denied access to basic facilities, further encourage people to move to cities. Women and girls are migrating to cities in hopes of getting opportunities, finding greater financial independence, and gaining new lives for themselves and their families. In that condition, the informal sector provides employment opportunities for women in cities as street vendors, domestic workers, construction workers, etc. Migration is widespread in the area of western Odisha. There is a mass seasonal migration from rural to urban areas, including Sambalpur, Bargarh, and to cities in other neighbouring states. This paper begins with a discussion on female worker migration in Western Odisha, tracing the roots from perspectives of both push and pull factors. Next, it examines the challenges confronted by female migrants in the workplace and challenges related to basic infrastructure after migration. Finally, there will be discussion on policy and programmes for migrant workers.
The Impact of Terrorism on Human Rights: Current Challenges and Future Outlook: A Political Study
Authors: - Zafeer Ahmed , - Dr. Sona Shukla
Published: April 2024

As terrorism continues to pose a significant threat globally, its impact on human rights has become a pressing area of concern. This political study examines the intricate ways in which acts of terrorism infringe upon the fundamental human rights of affected populations and evaluates the subsequent challenges faced by societies and governments. It identifies key areas of concern, including the curtailment of civil liberties, suppression of freedom of expression, and discriminatory practices that arise from counter-terrorism strategies. The
research draws on interdisciplinary scholarship and empirical data to assess the current state of human rights in the context of terrorism, revealing a concerning trend where security measures often impinge on personal freedoms and democratic principles. The study also provides a future outlook, advocating for a recalibrated approach where counter-terrorism efforts are paired with robust human rights frameworks. Implementing educational initiatives, strengthening legal protections, and fostering international cooperation are proposed as
viable strategies to mitigate the adverse effects of terrorism on human rights. By recognizing the geographic and spatial implications of terrorist activities and human rights violations, the study proposes a comprehensive approach to addressing these global challenges. The overarching goal of this paper is to contribute to the discourse on how to effectively safeguard human rights in an era marred by terrorism, striving to ensure that counter-terrorism measures do not undermine the rights they aim to protect.
Dystopian Settings of Female Characters in Modern Literature
Authors: - Sweta Singh
Published: April 2024

Dystopian stories in Contemporary Literature often provide a platform for exploring female characters in oppressive social systems. This research work draws on classic works such as Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale ,Suzanne Collins The Hunger Games and N.K. Jeminism’s The Fifth Season, and delves into depictions of women in dystopian situations of the narratives. The paper focuses on themes of inner resistance, resilience and identity, it examines how these women in the patriarchal navigated society , redefine notions of power and challenge social norms, offering profound insights into the difficulties of being a woman in a turbulent future.
Synthesis, Characterization and Application of Reactive Dyes Based on 4,4'- Methylene Bis Orthonilic Acid on Silk, Wool and Cotton Fibres
Authors: - Lina A. Patel , - S. A. Patel
Published: April 2024

Hot brand bisazo reactive dyes (D1 to D10) have been synthesized by coupling tetrazotised 4,4’-Methylene Bis-Orthonilic Acid with various cyanurated coupling components. They were applied on silk, wool and cotton fibres. Their dyeing performance on silk, wool and cotton has been assessed. The purity of dyes was checked by thin layer chromatography. The IR spectra showed all characteristic band and PMR spectra of representative dye showed all the signals. The percentage dye bath exhaustion on different fibres was reasonably good and acceptable. The dyed fibres showed moderate to very good fastness to light, washing and rubbing.
Impact of Social Media Marketing in Customer Brand Preference
Authors: - Shweta Bajpai , - Dev Pratap Singh
Published: April 2024

This dissertation subject looks at how customer behavior is impacted by social media marketing. The rapid proliferation of social media platforms and their increasing popularity among users and businesses have made it imperative for marketers to comprehend the impact of social media marketing on customer
behavior. This study aims to investigate the impact of several aspects of social media marketing, including influencers, advertising, content, and engagement, on consumer attitudes, purchase intentions, and brand loyalty. This research attempts to provide helpful insights regarding the effectiveness of marketing.
Train Delay Analysis Using Logistic Regression Approach
Authors: - Kanak Mishra , - Aaradhya Chaple , - Ayush Bhutada , - Harnoor Huda , - Shreyas Marudwar , - Dr. Pradip Selokar
Published: April 2024

Train transportation plays a crucial role in modern society, facilitating the movement of goods and people efficiently. One of the primary challenges faced in railway operations is the occurrence of train delays, which can
result from various factors, such as weather conditions, infrastructure issues, or
operational constraints. Timely detection and prediction of train delays are essential for ensuring a smooth and reliable rail transportation system. This study explores the use of logistic regression as a method for determining train delays.
Logistic regression, traditionally employed for binary classification tasks, is
adapted to model the likelihood of train delays based on a combination of relevant features and historical data. The research begins with a comprehensive collection of historical train data and past delays. This data is preprocessed and used to train the logistic regression model. The model is evaluated and fine-tuned to optimize its predictive performance, with metrics like accuracy, precision, and recall considered to assess its effectiveness. The logistic regression model's output provides a probability score for the likelihood of a train delay, which can be used to prioritize and allocate resources effectively. This predictive approach enables railway operators to make informed decisions and implement strategies to prevent or minimize delays, ultimately leading to improved rail transportation efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Internet of Things For Healthcare
Authors: - Ajoy John , - Sudheer S Marar
Published: April 2024

The first principle of IoT (Internet of Things) is to connect smart objects - things- to the Internet in a transparent way. This leads to an exchange of data between all things, and bring users information in a more secure way. Cisco Systems estimates that IoT will consist of 50 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2020 and it is predictable that many physical objects, like computers, sensor actuators, will be distributed with unique addresses and the ability to transfer data, from the common daily activities to restricted medical records, in a secure way.
Effect of Therapy on Psychological Distress and Levels of Adjustment in Postgraduate Students of Bangalore
Authors: - Siddique Poovancheri , - Sharon John
Published: April 2024

This study investigates the impact of therapy on psychological distress and adjustment levels among postgraduate students in Bangalore, India. A sample of 150 participants from various disciplines and universities in Bangalore was divided into therapy and non-therapy groups. Non-parametric tests, including Spearman Rho Correlation Coefficient and Mann-Whitney U Test, were utilized due to non-normal distribution of data. The study found a significant difference in psychological distress and adjustment levels between the therapy and non-therapy groups. Contrary to the hypothesis, therapy did not have a positive impact on adjustment levels. Demographic variables such as age, gender, and employment status were significantly associated with psychological distress, while only gender showed a significant association with adjustment levels. Participants' reported therapy details revealed varying outcomes, with some experiencing favourable effectiveness while others reported no improvement. These findings suggest the need for further investigation into therapy modalities and psychoeducation within therapy settings to enhance adjustment and reduce psychological distress among postgraduate students.
Discovering Correlation Purpose for Socioeconomic and Academic Achievement: Case Study Time Length
Authors: - Hirotaka Sugawara
Published: April 2024

The majority of poverty experience stagnation in academic performance. And accordingly, this is due to the lack of resources and accessibility of quality education. However, the very status of poverty puts children in a situation where those bases are difficult to secure. Though this tough situation caused by economic status likewise loses the opportunities for students to ensure their studying time due to coerced child labor. Add to this situation, the current COVID-19 causes sudden changes to strange habits, which have been designated as a headwind regarding the education field recently. Hence, even though it has been proven that the presence of correlation, the situation today is not as exact as before. Thus, this paper will examine to what extent each individual’s socioeconomic status influences high school student’s academic performance during post-COVID in order to discover a way to equalize the opportunities to achieve higher academic achievement for children’s further life.
It was concluded that higher socioeconomic status would be more likely to receive higher academic achievement, but the reason for that is not because they have more time to study but some other aspects.
Low Light Image Enhancement (LLIE) – Nakshatra Drishti Deep Learning Model
Authors: - Nitesh Kumar , - Abhimanyu
Published: April 2024

Images when captured under low light or insufficient illumination and limited exposure time or in darkness or under inevitable environmental or technical constraints are difficult to recognize and becomes challenging to derive valuable intelligence out of it. The quality of such images are badly degraded due to noise, buried scene content, inaccurate color and contrast information thereby posing significant difficulty in performing various analysis operation upon it like object detection , change detection, tracking, face recognition, disguise recognition. Figure 1 shows some examples of the degradations induced by images captured under low light condition.

To resolve the problem this problem we propose a highly effective supervised learning based convolutional neural network model dubbed Nakshatra-Drishti Low-light image enhancement (LLIE) deep learning model that produces powerful results on enhancing low light image, video and real-time live camera feed all integrated under a single umbrella. Our deep learning model has been supervised and trained on paired dataset and has been extensively tested on various benchmarks and has demonstrated outstanding results. A set of carefully formulated loss functions to measure enhancement quality and optimizing the learning process of deep learning model has been adopted alongwith noise function to remove various types of noises that degrades the image quality under dark light condition. Our user-friendly web-based software application aims at improving the perception or interpretability of an image captured in an environment with poor illumination on which further Artificial intelligence analysis can be effectively performed that helps in better decision making and reducing OODA loop.
Dysfunctional Leadership Style and Its Effect on Employee Performance
Authors: - Amrita Dutt , - Vijayshri Tewari , - Shashikant Rai
Published: April 2024

Any Deviance at the work place leads to the dysfunction in function of the system. Dysfunctional behavior in an organization violates the norms and policies of the organization which affect the overall performance of the organization. This study explore the style of dysfunctional leadership and its effect on employee performance. Prior studies on the positive side of the leadership style but now researchers focuses on the negative side of leaders also. In order to study the dysfunctional behavior and dark side of leadership personality more clearly, this paper discussed the case of Nokia, through which the term dysfunctional leadership style is understandable. Is any dysfunction at the work place affect the employee and organizational performance? Is organizational culture affected by the dysfunctional behavior of the Leaders or the top management? To know the answer of these question, this paper analyzed the types and traits of Dysfunctional Leadership style with the help of example of top most company.
Judicial Pronouncements: Unravelling the Significance of Obiter Dicta and Ratio Decidendi in Legal Precedents
Authors: - Mahantesh G S , - Khushi Tripathi
Published: April 2024

This article examines the significance of court decisions, paying particular attention to the concepts of both ratio decidendi (rationale) and obiter dictum in relation to legal precedents. It looks into how laws are made and where legal notions come from, including laws, conventions, and precedents. Civil law principles are compared and contrasted with cases from the English common law system. Article 141 of the Indian Constitution, highlights the significance of decisions made by the different Courts being binding in the Indian context and the applicability of precedents in this regard.
Furthermore, the difference between ratio decidendi and obiter dicta is elucidated, underscoring the importance of the former as the legal principle that guides subsequent instances. Both descriptive and prescriptive ratios are considered, as well as the application of obiter dictum to court rulings. The essay highlights the need for precedents to be clear and logical for courts to correctly recognize them as legal precedents.
The paper concludes with recommendations for improving and simplifying the precedent system to support the consistent and uniform administration of justice. To improve the precedents' utility and accessibility for legal scholars and practitioners, judges should write succinctly and clearly. In the end, the statement emphasizes how important it is for interested parties to keep debating and discussing ways to settle conflicts and enhance the way precedents are applied in the legal profession.
Artificial Intelligence and Its Effects on Employment in India
Authors: - RAJKUMAR D
Published: April 2024

Artificial intelligence being considered to be a legal person in the eyes of law lacking reasonableness and discretion which is owned by only human beings. Due to their reasoning and free will, humans are the source of the subject's mechanism and the source of value for the legal topic. The first topic of law was humans. The legal subject is distinguished from the personality traits throughout the substantiation process, and the legal person emerges as the derived legal subject. Artificial intelligence lacks the necessary conditions to become an original legal subject, but it may still be developed as a derivative legal subject if it can serve humanity's long-term basic interests as a legal subject. Artificial intelligence has a favorable impact on employment; however, this effect is unavoidably heterogeneous. In labor-intensive industries, it helps to boost the job share of women and workers. Mechanism study has demonstrated that one significant avenue for job growth in the digital economy is virtual agglomeration, which developed from conventional industrial agglomeration. The results of this study add to our knowledge of how contemporary digital technologies affect people's quality of life in underdeveloped nations. In order to fully realize the benefits of artificial intelligence technology in the workplace, we must enhance the social security system, expedite the creation of sophisticated household robots, and further overhaul the education and training system. The Evolution of the country is considered to be a development based on the technology but every people in the country is working for the minimum for their essentials such as food and shelter. The recognition of Artificial intelligence leads to the exploitation of the workers by not providing decent employment guaranteed under the directive principles of state policy given under the Indian constitution. This article finally concludes with findings and suggestions that help in the development of society into a socialistic approach rather a capitalistic approach.
Revolutionizing Math Education: The Power of Personalized Learning
Authors: - Priyanshu Sharma
Published: April 2024

Traditional mathematics instruction often fails to address the diverse learning needs of students, leading to frustration and disengagement. This study proposes personalized learning, emphasizing sequential learning, diagnostic assessments, and technology to tailor instruction. This research examines the potential of personalized learning to enhance student engagement, motivation, and deeper mathematical understanding. A comprehensive theoretical analysis, literature review, and mind map evaluation illuminate the challenges and transformative possibilities of implementing personalized learning in mathematics education. This study suggests that when thoughtfully implemented, individualized learning can increase student motivation and engagement in mathematics by tailoring instruction to individual needs, building mathematical confidence and supporting overall learning development.
A study on Suicide Attempt
Authors: - Shaikh Shahnaz Bano Bashir Ahmed
Published: April 2024

This comprehensive study delves into the intricate phenomenon of attempted suicide, analysing its multifaceted nature and implications for mental health interventions. Employing a mixed-methods approach, including quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, it explores the motivations and contexts surrounding suicide attempts. The research identifies diverse risk factors, from mental illness to social isolation, and highlights the intersection of individual vulnerabilities with structural determinants like socioeconomic disparities. By offering insights into the lived experiences of individuals grappling with suicidal thoughts, the study advocates for targeted approaches that prioritize early intervention and stigmatization of mental health discourse. Ultimately, the findings contribute to the development of evidence-based interventions for suicide prevention and the promotion of mental well-being on individual and societal levels.
Talent Management and Making Digital
Authors: - Balu L
Published: April 2024

Transformative changes have been brought about by the digital age across all industries, changing how companies conduct business and interact with their workers. Traditional paradigms of talent management have made way for cutting-edge strategies that make use of technology's ability to draw in, nurture, and keep top people in this changing environment. For enterprises to succeed in this constantly changing environment. In an age of technological disruption and digital disruption, this examines how businesses are navigating the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation. This examines how digital tools and strategies are being integrated into talent acquisition, development, and retention processes. Data analytics, AI, and online platforms are being used to optimize recruitment efforts and enhance employee engagement. Remote work and virtual collaboration are also being explored, and how they are impacting talent management practices. The goal of this research is to reveal real challenges faced in talent management by human resource department in digital era. Also, an effort has been made by author to recommend best talent management strategies human resource department can adopt for achieving talent management objectives.
The Correlation among Sports Performance, Aglity and Jumping Ability of Elite Football Players
Authors: - Vaishali Vinay Kumar Verma , - Dr. Ankita Dabshede
Published: April 2024

Satisfactory performance in sports like football requires many specific abilities like change-in-direction ability, jumping ability and ball kicking ability. The ability of the player to perform these activities is important for his personal performance and the performance of the team. Thus, it is suggested that agility, jumping ability and ball kicking accuracy are the key performance indicators in football players and therefore skill-related components that should be a part of standard physiological testing for players. The correlation among the tests is necessary to find the dependency of one ability on another.
उत्तराखंड की आर्थिक प्रगति में पर्यटन क्षेत्रों की भूमिका एवं स्वरोज़गार के अवसर
Authors: - Mr. Gagan Deep Singh , - Dr. Dinesh Joshi
Published: April 2024

उत्तराखंड की आर्थिक प्रगति में पर्यटन क्षेत्र महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाता है। यह रोजगार सृजन, आय सृजन और राज्य के समग्र विकास में योगदान देता है। उत्तराखंड की प्राकृतिक सुंदरता और पर्यटक आकर्षण बड़ी संख्या में पर्यटकों को आकर्षित करते हैं, जिससे स्थानीय अर्थव्यवस्था को बढ़ावा मिलता है। पर्यटन क्षेत्र का एक महत्वपूर्ण लाभ इसके द्वारा प्रदान किये जाने वाले स्वरोजगार के अवसर हैं। स्थानीय निवासी होटल, रेस्तरां, साहसिक खेल गतिविधियाँ और टूर गाइड सेवाएँ जैसे अपने स्वयं के व्यवसाय शुरू कर सकते हैं। इससे न केवल उनके लिए रोजगार पैदा होता है बल्कि स्थानीय समुदाय के लिए भी आय उत्पन्न होती है।
A Study on the Digital Divide and the Use of Technology among the Tribes in Odisha with Special Reference to Kandha Community of Rayagada District
Authors: - Niranjan Sahu , - Bikash Kalet
Published: April 2024

In the process of digitalization of governance and service delivery make the democratic process of people involvement more enlarge. The utilization of Information and Communication Technology helps the people to access the governance services. e-Governance or digital service delivery on the part of Government and services access digitally on the part proved a way for good governance. Mo-Seva Kendra and Janasunani Portal are the example of Odisha Government’s digital initiative for digital service delivery and digital grievance registration respectively which have a great important in e-Governance process of Odisha. Digitalization or use of ICT in services delivery and getting the grievances from the people in respect to local issues stand as a way for good governance by bring transparency, efficiency, timebound, accountability, responsiveness, effectiveness, equity, inclusiveness in day-to-day process of governance. But now a days some groups of people or communities are far away from the benefits of e-Governance initiatives because of digital divide. There is a gap among the individual in accessing services of the government with ICT. Now in the age of ICT the marginalized group of the society especially the tribal people. Several adverse factors are the cause for such limitation. This article seeks to analyze the existing digital divide and the factors which are responsible for such digital divide in respect to the Kandha Community of Odisha.
A Study on Efficacy of Dry Needling with Deep Friction Massage in Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Authors: - THUNGA PRIYA S , - RAMANNA BHOYI , - A. K. VIJAY KRISHNA KUMAR
Published: April 2024

Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) was first specifically described by Renne as a chronic condition with pain felt on the lateral aspect of the thigh and knee with lower limb activities involving repetitive knee flexion and extension such as running or cycling. The study aims to find out the effectiveness of Dry needling with Deep friction Massage on the reduction of pain & restoration of the functional ability of an individual with ITBS. 30 subjects with lateral thigh & knee pain are taken through proper screening and fulfilling the inclusive and exclusive criteria. The subjects will receive Dry needling with Deep friction Massage for a session of 2 weeks. Pre & Post-test will be analyzed based on the outcome measure i.e., Lower Extremity functional scale (LEFS) and Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). The statistical analysis shows the effectiveness that Dry Needling with deep Friction Massage In IT Band Syndrome. That Study concludes that Dry Needling with Deep Friction Massage is more effective in reduction on of pain and restoring functional ability in IT Band Syndrome.
The Evolution of Gothic Literature :- From Medieval Times to Contemporary Culture
Authors: - Prithwiraj Mukherjee
Published: April 2024

Gothic literature is a literary movement that originated in the Middle Ages and continues to influence the literary world today. The aim of this dissertation is to examine the history and development of Gothic literature from the very beginning to the present day. The paper will focus on the distinguishing features of Gothic literature, the social and cultural importance of Gothic literature, and its relevance in modern society.
A Comparative Analysis on Achievements in Mathematics of Class 5 Students of Gainada Cluster of Odisha
Authors: - Durgaprasad Sahoo
Published: April 2024

This study investigates the gender-based disparities in mathematics achievement among class 5 students across various primary schools under Gainada cluster. The research aims to discern differences in academic performance between boys and girls students while considering the contextual influence of school environments. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, quantitative data was collected through standardized mathematics assessments results, while qualitative insights were obtained through interviews and surveys with teachers. The findings indicate notable variations in mathematics achievement between male and female students across different schools. Factors such as teaching methodologies, classroom environments, and societal norms were found to impact these differences. While some schools demonstrated minimal gender gaps in mathematics achievement, others exhibited more pronounced disparities. The implications of these findings underscore the importance of addressing gender-based inequalities in mathematics education through tailored interventions and inclusive teaching practices. By understanding the specific challenges faced by male and female students in different school contexts, educators can implement targeted strategies to foster equitable learning environments. Further research is recommended to explore additional factors contributing to gender-based disparities in mathematics achievement and to develop comprehensive approaches for promoting academic success among all class 5 students.
Importance of sustainability and ESG reporting
Authors: - Nandhana K P , - Dr. Swaricha Johri
Published: April 2024

The goal of sustainability promotes the welfare of both the current and future generations in addition to guaranteeing the preservation of our environment. Fundamentally, sustainability means implementing strategies that satisfy current demands without jeopardizing the ability of future generations to satisfy their own.
Michel Ende Roman ,,Momo“ wird Konzept von Michel Foucault Text ,,Of Other Spaces: Utopias and Heterotopias’’analysiert.
Authors: - Nengpinem Haokip
Published: April 2024

In den folgenden Text werden die Prinzipien der Heterotopias von Michel Foucault Text ,,Of Other Spaces: Utopias and Heterotopias’’ , als ,Raumstrukturen in dem Roman analysiert’. Der Roman wurde 1973 von Michel Ende geschrieben. Michael Ende war einer der populärsten und berühmtesten deutschen Autoren des 20. Jahrhunderts, vor allem wegen des enormen Erfolgs seiner Kinder-Fiktion. Er war aber nicht nur ein Schriftsteller der Kinder, als er auch Bücher für Erwachsene schrieb. Endes Schreiben könnte als Mischung aus Realität und Phantasie beschrieben werden. Im Fokus den Text steht „Momo“ und die Großstadt. Durch die Figur von Momo wird Kritik an das Leben des Großstadt geführt. Das zeigt das heutige moderne Leben und den Mangel an der Zeit’. Um dieser Frage nachzugehen, wird ein theoretischer Rahmen entworfen in Bezug auf Michel Foucault - ,,Of Other Spaces: Utopias and Heterotopias’’ ,Dadurch werden die Raumstrukturen im Roman analysiert.
The Rising Use of AI in Accounting
Authors: - Priscilla R
Published: April 2024

In recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology into financial applications has received increasing attention as traditional accounting methods are replaced and the fields of financial reporting and auditing change. This research paper explores the growth of the application of AI in accounting to provide an understanding of its impacts, challenges, and opportunities for professionals, businesses, and regulators.
Real-time Face Recognition Using FaceNet and Haar Cascade for Door Monitoring
Authors: - Sukash L , - Sakthi P , - Sudharsan K , - Vignesh V , - Tamil Selvan R
Published: April 2024

The demand for intelligent security systems has surged, leading to innovative solutions in access control and monitoring. This paper introduces a comprehensive Door Monitoring System integrating the Haar Cascade algorithm and the FaceNet model to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of door access control using camera. The Haar Cascade algorithm excels in real-time face detection, identifying faces within monitored areas with precision even under varying lighting conditions and diverse facial orientations. Complementing this, the FaceNet model employs deep learning techniques for accurate face recognition. The system offers a non-intrusive and efficient solution for access control by alerting users with images of unknown individuals, captured and stored securely. The integration of Haar Cascade and FaceNet yields a reliable and robust smart door monitoring system suitable for residential, commercial, and institutional areas.
EmoCityPulse: Revolutionizing Urban Well-being through Emotional Intelligence and Predictive Analytics
Authors: - Divya Rajachandran , - Deepa A
Published: April 2024

In the world of smart cities, emocitypulse stands out for its innovative combination of predictive analytics and emotional/social data analysis in driving urban development. This groundbreaking framework aims to transform urban intelligence by acknowledging and dealing with the mental health of city dwellers, a factor typically disregarded in traditional smart city projects. It presents emocitypulse as a cutting-edge idea that surpasses conventional urban studies by integrating sentiment analysis and emotional cues into predictive analytics. Utilizing extensive data and sophisticated algorithms, emocitypulse seeks to gain a deep insight into city life, facilitating well-informed decision-making in key areas of urban growth. Primary goals of the project involve predicting population patterns, foreseeing obstacles, and cultivating compassionate and human-focused city spaces. Using a comprehensive research approach, the workshop delves into the complex relationship between technology, urban dynamics, and human emotions. It encourages attendees to imagine cities that are not just technologically advanced, but also emotionally intelligent, resilient, and sustainable. This provides an opportunity to examine how emotional data impacts urban planning and development, leading to discussions on the social-emotional aspects of city life. emocitypulse seeks to encourage new ideas in city design and management by exploring unexplored areas, with the goal of enhancing the creation of diverse, lively, and comfortable urban environments.
Evaluating a Company's Corporate Reputation from the Perspective of Its Employees by Analyzing Sentiment in Online Reviews
Authors: - Amaresh Bose
Published: April 2024

A comprehensive evaluation of an organization's performance throughout its existence is known as its corporate reputation (Kircova & Esen, 2018). Businesses with a good corporate reputation have a greater chance of influencing the attitudes and actions of their customers, giving them a competitive edge (Kircova, 2018). Because there are so many comments and opinions on the internet that are easily available to non-specialists, the evaluation of company reputation is becoming a more relevant topic in the field of business studies (Shayaa, 2018). In the past, surveys, sample groups, and qualitative interviews were considered reliable methods for assessing a company's reputation (Smith, 2010). Newburry and Fombrun & Fonzy have already brought attention to a novel approach to assessing a company's reputation. The invention of a reputation-measuring tool and a predictive model that shows how corporate reputation affects stakeholder outcomes were the main goals of Fombrun's most recent research (Fombrun, Fonzy, Newburry, 2015). Sentiment analysis using internet reviews as a means of assessing corporate reputation has not received much attention up to this point. In order to assess the reputation of the company, this study uses sentiment analysis as a suitable tool to look at the opinions that employees have about their firms. With our tool, businesses can respond to stakeholder requests and market changes in an efficient manner. Additionally, it might serve as a means of informing companies that are unaware of unfavorable internet reviews.