bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
PERAN AYAH ASI DALAM KEBERHASILAN PEMBERIAN ASI EKSKLUSIF
Authors: Hidayat Annisa Nurhayati , Nurfazriah Indah
Published: November 2023

Breastmilk (ASI) is the best food for babies, which contains white blood cells, protein and immune substances suitable for babies. Breast milk helps the child's optimal growth and development and protects against disease. Whereas in Banten Province in 2018, the percentage of exclusive breastfeeding was 62.79% (Riskesdas, 2018). Several factors can influence mothers to exclusive breastfeeding their babies. One of them is the support from the husband, who plays a role in the success of breastfeeding mothers. Husbands can be the key to success in exclusive breastfeeding for their children if the husbands carry out their roles properly. The research objective is to determine the relationship between the father's role in breastfeeding and the success of exclusive breastfeeding in the working area of the Ciomas Public Health Center in 2020.

Methods: The type of research used is quantitative with a descriptive-analytic design through a cross-sectional approach. The research was carried out in the Working Area of the Ciomas Health Center in September - October 2020. The sample in the study was 30 respondents who had babies over 6-24 months with a consecutive sampling technique. Retrieval of data using questionnaires online. The analysis used was the Spearman rank (rho) correlation test method. The results of the study showed that out of 10 people who had a good father role, nine people (90%) succeeded in exclusive breastfeeding with good knowledge, three people (75%) and 20 people were included in the category of poor father role, 18 people did not succeed in breastfeeding. Exclusive (90%) with a p-value <0.05 indicates a significant relationship between the role of fathers and the success of exclusive breastfeeding. With the criteria of a strong relationship of 0.783, it is included in the very strong category (0.76 - 0.99)
FAKTOR -FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI PEMILIHAN ALAT KONTRASEPSI PADA AKSEPTOR KELUARGA BERENCANA
Authors: Widiyanti Septi , M Yusro Hadi , Lestariningsih Sri
Published: November 2023

The strategy to reduce fertility rates is through contraception to prevent pregnancy, but not all contraceptives are suitable for the physical health condition of the wearer. Active family planning participants in Metro City in 2020 amounted to 21917 (72.73%). The coverage of intrauterine contraceptive users in Metro City is 3439 (15.%), and the lowest is in the Karangrejo Health Center working area, which is 10.61% (106 out of 999 acceptors). This study aimed to determine the factors that influence the selection of contraceptives in family planning in Karangrejo Village. Methods: Quantitative research with a cross-sectional design, the population of family planning acceptors is 1374 family planning acceptors. With the results of the calculation of the sample size obtained, a sample of 94 respondents—was sampled with a simple random sampling technique. The data was collected using a questionnaire, and the analysis used univariate, bivariate, and multivariate multiple regression analysis. Results: The results of the bivariate test conducted on nine variables related to the use of IUD contraception only five variables, namely knowledge (p=0.03), occupation (p=0.002), economy (p=0.041), husband's support (p= 0.000) and health status during family planning (p= 0.000) while the other four variables were not related because the p-value was more than 0.05, namely education (p=0.210), number of children (p=0.670), history of the hereditary disease (p= 1,000) and confidence (p=1,000). In the multivariate analysis of variables, because the husband's support and maternal health status during family planning were constant, they were not included in the modeling. The final result of modeling obtained knowledge (p=0.07, 95% CI: 0.35 - 0.597) and occupation (p=0.12, 95% CI: 1.493 - 25,631). Conclusion: Results The most dominant factor is the husband's support factor, followed by maternal health during family planning, knowledge of contraceptives, and mothers who do not work / homemakers. Suggestion: In promoting the family planning program, the first step is to approach and educate the husbands of prospective acceptors. It is necessary to increase knowledge about family planning contraceptives, especially for wives who do not work or are homemakers.
Accounting aspects of organic production and the organic product movement
Authors: Zhuk Valerii , Zhuk Natalia , Podolianchuk Olena , Rudenko Serhii
Published: November 2023

The issues of improving primary and consolidated accounting, methods of determining the cost of production, its evaluation, displaying information in the system of accounts, and summarizing the indicators of financial and non-financial reporting for the management of the organic production process and information support for management decision-making by various groups of users are relevant. The enterprises' awareness of the role of ecological, economic, and social advantages in the growth of agricultural competitiveness actualized the study of the organization of organic production from the point of view of the sustainable development of Ukraine's economy. It has been established that the production of organic products is promising but needs to be more researched in the development of the agrarian sector of the economy, especially in the accounting and analytical support of business processes. So, the article substantiates the need to build the concept of accounting and analytical support for producing organic products. It is urgent to develop several normative documents on keeping records of organic production and their adaptation and systematization to the needs of modern digital users. At the request of the modern information system, based on domestic and international legislation on accounting and reporting on the production of organic products, recommendations have been developed on the adaptation of accounting support for the movement of organic products. A unified information system about the objects of accounting for organic production, their normative, methodical, and accounting support for processing, grouping, summarizing, and registering aggregate data, displaying the quantitative and qualitative characteristics of organic products requires high-quality digital content by the needs of different groups of users for the adoption of management solutions.
Keywords: organic production, costs, accounting, environmental and economic accounting, information, management.
Development of Soft Skills for a Successful Career and Advance Education
Authors: - Dr Maneesha Kaushik , - Ms. Satakshi Sharma
Published: November 2023

In today's environment of rapid change, soft skills are becoming increasingly important. This essay examines how students develop soft skills, with a particular emphasis on teamwork, communication, problem-solving, adaptability, and emotional intelligence. These abilities are essential for pupils to succeed in both the classroom and in real-world situations.
We begin by underlining the significance of soft skills in the context of contemporary education. These abilities help pupils overcome obstacles because they complement academic knowledge. We go over the numerous aspects that affect the development of soft skills, such as the role of schools, instructional strategies, family engagement, and socioeconomic backgrounds. To develop these abilities, cooperation between communities, families, and schools is crucial.
The advantages of including soft skill development in the educational system are also emphasized in the article. Better interpersonal relationships, improved self-esteem, and a stronger desire for lifelong learning are all characteristics of students who excel in soft skills. Additionally, these abilities improve employability in a demanding employment market.
We suggest a thorough framework for assessing and enhancing students' soft skills, placing special emphasis on formative assessment procedures that deliver rapid feedback. To aid in the development of skills, we also suggest adding role-playing, experiential learning, and group projects.
In order to provide educators with the resources necessary for the development of soft skills, teacher training programmers are crucial. The digital divide must be closed, and equal access to resources for pupils from different backgrounds must be made a priority.
In conclusion, it is critical to have a comprehensive approach to education that prioritizes both academic success and soft skills. To encourage the development of soft skills in school pupils and better prepare them for the complex problems of the 21st century, we support continuing research, policy creation, and collaboration among educational stakeholders.
Effectiveness of Continued Nursing Education programme on Knowledge regarding concept of Middle Level Health Provider (MLHP) in bridging Health Gap at Peripheral level among Undergraduate Nursing Students of selected Nursing College at Bangalore South, Karnataka, India
Authors: - Keshava Reddy M , - Pramod V Kademani , - Soniyan Naik , - Monika
Published: November 2023

The public health system in India was designed with an architectural correction in mind to deliver Primary Health Care. The Indian government has introduced a new position under mid-level healthcare providers: the community health officer. When patients are seeking treatment at HWCs, MLHPs also serve as the primary healthcare providers. Aim: The aim of this study was to determine the effectiveness of Continued Nursing Education Programme on enhancing the Knowledge of Undergraduate Nursing Students on concept of MLHP. Methodology: Quantitative approach with one group Pre-test and Post-test Research Design was used for the study. The Sample Consist of Undergraduate Nursing Students and Non probability purposive sampling technique was used for this study. Study conducted in selected Nursing College of Bangalore. The sample size was 60 Undergraduate Nursing students. Data was gathered through Structured Knowledge Questionnaire on various Concept of MLHP. Result: Post-test Mean percentage knowledge score (Mean percentage =74.28 and SE = 0.341) was found higher than Pre-test Mean percentage knowledge score (Mean percentage = 49.48 and SE = 0.348). Enhancement of Mean Percentage was 24.80%. Conclusion: The study found that Continued Nursing Education Programme was effective in improving the knowledge of undergraduate nursing students on Concept of MLHP. For MLHPs to perform better, they must have access to ongoing training materials.
Recent Nature of Child Homicide in Bangladesh: A Content Analysis on Daily Newspapers
Authors: - Umme Gouse Kaniz Laila , - Hamida Begum
Published: November 2023

Child homicide is a remarkable issue in the present context of Bangladesh. The aim of this study is to reveal the socio-economic characteristics and reasons for child homicide. The researcher also tried to unveil those crimes which happened with child homicide and to show in which area these incidents mostly occurred. This study was mainly based on secondary data and content analysis method was used to analyses the data. Researchers collected data from January 2019 to December 2022 and a total of 110 cases were found in this time span. Among the founded cases, around 77 per cent victims were from lower income families and 29 per cent were killed due to family conflict. Whether any other crimes had occurred or not with child homicide was unknown for 38 per cent cases. Among around 62 percent known cases no crimes were occurred with 65 percent cases, and rape was major crime happened with this kind of homicide. Children were mostly become victims not only by their beloved parents but also by their relatives and neighbors. Around 64 percent of cases were found in rural areas.
Identify the Prevalence and Types of Elder Abuse among Elderly in Selected Community
Authors: - Sejal Rabari , - Dr. Rani Shetty , - Dr. Suchismita Bhaumik
Published: November 2023

Background: In old age, an individual experiences a decline in physical and mental activity. There is also a gradual shift in economic status moving from economic independence to economic dependence. The elderly constitutes nearly 8.25 per cent of India’s population (Census of India, 2011). Problem statement: “A Study to Identify the Prevalence and types Of elder abuse Among Elderly In Selected Rural Community Of Bardoli, Gujarat. Objectives: 1) To identify prevalence and types of elder abuse among elderly.2) To find out the association between types of elder abuse with their selected socio demographic variables. Methodology: A Quantitative approach and descriptive survey design was used to conduct the study. A total number of 100 elderly persons were selected by using convenient sampling technique and Modified Carney and Kahan on elder abuse standardized tool of were used for assessment. Data were collected at selected village under Sarbhon PHC Bardoli. Results: The result of the study reveals that, majority of Elderly 78 (78%) had mild elder abuse and 22(22%) had moderate elder abuse. Where as in types of elder abuse majority of Elderly had 98 (98%) Neglect by others; 76 (76%) had emotional abuse, 21 (21%) had financial abuse and 15(15%) had physical abuse. There is association between financial dependency and of elder abuse with their selected socio demographic variables. Rest of all socio demographic variables there is no association. Conclusions: The result of the study reveals that, majority of Elderly 78 (78%) had mild elder abuse and 22(22%) had moderate elder abuse. Hence it concludes that in India the elder abuse rates are still high as compare to global statistics. So there is important need to educate and aware the elderly person knowledge and prevent the elder abuse.
Dissolvable and Biodegradable Packaging with Agar Agar Using Design Thinking Approach
Authors: - Nivetha A , - Nandine S S , - Zafraan M , - Murali Bhaskaran V
Published: November 2023

The research paper investigates agar agar, a naturally occurring polymer obtained from seaweed, as a viable substitute for creating packaging that degrades biodegradably. With the goal of providing a more environmentally friendly and biodegradable alternative, this study seeks to address the rising environmental problems related to standard plastic packaging materials. Because of its special qualities, agar agar is a viable option for lowering plastic pollution and fostering environmental sustainability.
Sustainability Assessment by Green Building Rating Systems: A Comparative Analysis of LEED, BREEAM and CASBEE on a Case Study
Authors: - Sadam Hussain , - Hussain Ahmed Sheikh
Published: November 2023

The construction sector, with its environmental impacts, such as energy consumption and pollution, urgently needs to adopt sustainable strategies to counter global warming. The global shift towards green buildings, significantly in developing countries, emphasises environmentally friendly structures that balance environmental, societal, and economic impacts, with green building rating systems pivotal in these efforts. This study aims for sustainability in the construction industry using green rating tools, focusing on a case study of a 5-story residential building assessed using LEED, BREEAM, and CASBEE standards. The building secured the highest ratings with LEED (42.72%), followed by BREEAM (40.03%), and CASBEE (33%) achieving "GOLD", "GOOD", and "GOOD" ranks respectively. Notably, the innovation and energy sectors offer room for enhanced rating. While all tools prioritise indoor environmental quality, comparative analysis of rating assessments and the three-dimensional sustainability and its association with rating tools reveal that they do not ensure economic sustainability while addressing environmental and social sustainability. This study provides insights into the efficacy of these rating tools and highlights areas for improvement to achieve sustainability ratings.
Risk Factors Affecting Students’ Safety In Cebu Technological University- Daanbantayan, Tabogon Extension Campus A.Y. 2022-2023
Authors: - Janine Recopelacion , - Maria Gladys Taneo , - Floyd P. Formentera , - Roland F. Egdamen Jr. , - Katrina D. Arpon , - Mary Chris Q. Saladaga , - Ra’ja’nii H. Berenguel , - Allem P. Ando , - King Arthur M. Bacang , - Rolina C. Paran
Published: November 2023

This study aimed to assess the impact of risk factors on student safety at Cebu Technological University - Daanbantayan Campus, Tabogon Extension. The research, conducted during the Academic Year 2022-2023, holds significance for students, parents, and instructors as it sheds light on how these risk factors influence student safety. The study involved two key variables: the independent variable, which represents the risk factors, and the dependent variable, denoting student safety. The respondents comprised randomly selected students enrolled during the specified academic year, and data were collected using questionnaires. Upon analysis, the study revealed a strong negative correlation (r = -1.8551) between risk factors and students' safety, signifying that risk factors have a substantial adverse impact on safety. Consequently, the null hypothesis (Ho) asserting no significant correlation between risk factors and student safety was rejected in favor of the alternative hypothesis (Ha). In conclusion, this research established that risk factors do indeed affect student safety at CTU - Daanbantayan Campus, Tabogon Extension. To address these issues, it is recommended to conduct seminars aimed at mitigating safety risks within educational institutions.
Untold Challenges in Mega Infrastructure Projects in Bangladesh
Authors: - Md Fazlay Elahi Tushar
Published: November 2023

This research looks into the challenges obstructing the efficient execution of mega infrastructure projects in Bangladesh. Me, The author, drawing on extensive project Development experience spanning over five years, identifies four pivotal issues often overlooked in discussions: the dominance of Chinese companies, a lack of coordination between government agencies, deficient planning, and inefficient management. These mostly have been identified in practical execution now brought up to papers. Ultimately this is my observational research (editorial article) based on real scenario from project development in Bangladesh.
Organic Cutlery : Substitution of Plastic Wares
Authors: - Kanishka sharma , - DEEPAK KUMAR DUBEY , - Rishi GAutam
Published: November 2023

Abstract- Edible cutlery is the best alternative to plastic cutlery. It is prepared by baking a mixture of sorghum, rice and wheat flour with different types of flavours, like ginger, garlic, black pepper, sugar, cinnamon, cumin and mint. A splash of colours is added to the cutlery by including spinach (green), beet root (red) or carrot (orange) pulp into the product mix. They contain fibre, iron, protein and calcium. One of the naturally occurring high micro-nutrients in this is sorghum. It is highly nutritious with no preservatives and easily decomposable. Moreover, it won’t get softened by the use of any hot material or liquor contained with it. Edible cutlery is a solution that provides the same convenience as disposable forks, spoons, plates and chopsticks without any environmental (hazards) problems. It’s delicious, hygienic, and durable and it promotes a healthy tomorrow.
Common Errors in Grammar and Mechanics in Academic Writing by Senior High School Students
Authors: - Stephanie Jane S. Garduce , - Esther L. Baluyos
Published: November 2023

In the realm of language learning, learners' errors have emerged as a significant concern for analysis. Despite academic writing's formal nature, students continue to commit errors. In this qualitative study focusing on Grade 12 students' written academic texts, specifically application letters, a detailed analysis of common errors in grammar and mechanics was conducted. The research utilized content analysis on 186 application letters, employing a researcher-made rubric and involving three raters, including the researcher and two fellow English teachers. Thirty letters with the lowest scores were subjected to in-depth analysis using criterion sampling. The findings revealed prevalent grammatical errors, such as comma splice, subject-verb agreement issues, misused prepositions, and fragments. Mechanical inaccuracies included spelling mistakes, misused punctuation, and capitalization errors. Notably, a significant proportion of errors were identified in mechanics, indicating students' limited grasp of these aspects. The study underscores the crucial need for students to enhance their mastery of grammar, sentence structure, and mechanics in writing. To address these challenges, teachers are encouraged to employ engaging writing scenarios that involve grammatical exercises. Additionally, students should be advised to read extensively and understand the importance of thorough proofreading in refining their written communication skills. This study emphasizes the vital role of educators in guiding students toward proficiency in academic writing, ensuring their competence in grammar and mechanics for effective communication.
Red Bank
Authors: - C.G. BALAJI , - ARYAN KUMAR BARNWAL , - UTKARSH KUMAR , - VEDANG NAGAR
Published: November 2023

The Blood Bank MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js) Stack Project is an innovative and user-friendly web application designed to facilitate the process of blood donation, request, and management. This platform aims to bridge the gap between blood donors and recipients, making the blood donation process more efficient and accessible. Users can register accounts as donors or recipients by providing their personal details, blood type, and contact information. The authentication system ensures secure access to user accounts and prevents unauthorized access. Registered donors can view and update their profiles, including personal information, contact details, and blood donation history. Donors can schedule appointments for blood donation, and the platform will notify them of upcoming appointments. Recipients in need of blood can create donation requests, specifying the required blood type and quantity. The platform will notify eligible donors based on the requested blood type and location. The system maintains a real-time inventory of available blood units based on donor contributions. Donors' blood types are matched with recipients' requirements to facilitate quick and efficient blood allocation.
Government Initiated Development Programmes and Its Impact on the Empowerment of Tribal Women: A Case Study of Dimoria Development Block, Kamrup (M), Assam
Authors: - DIBYALATA DEVEE
Published: November 2023

Women are the most important part of our society without whom a society cannot precede, on the other hand, Empowerment is an active and multidimensional process, which enables women to realize their identity and pore in all aspects of life. In tribal communities, the role of women is significant and crucial. They comprise about half the total population but in tribal society women are more important than in other social groups, because they work harder and the family economy and management depends on them. Tribal women have adjusted themselves to live a traditional life style in the local environment and follow occupations based on natural resources. Undoubtedly, the different government programmes, oriented towards the empowerment of women, have improved their socio-economic conditions and status. However, there are wide variations across regions and tribes in terms of work participation, sex ratio, economic productivity and social life. The impact of Government initiated development programmes need to be evaluated in terms of desired and unanticipated consequences. The development process should be perceived as an involvement and reorganization mechanism of social as well as economic system. This paper attempts to highlight the impact of development programmes on the empowerment of tribal women of Dimoria development block of Assam, which is situated in the Kamrup Metropolitan district located towards the south-east of the capital city of Assam.
Soil Acidification Vulnerability and Long-term Trace Metal Depletion Under Rubber Tree Plantations in the Semi-mountainous Region of West Côte d'Ivoire
Authors: - N’CHO Odon Clément , - KOUADIO A. Marie-Noelle , - KOUADIO Konan-Kan Hippolyte , - ODOH C. Nkiruka
Published: November 2023

The objective of this study was to assess the impacts of rubber cultivation on soil properties in the Tonkpi region, western Côte d’Ivoire. The study proceeded by comparing soils under rubber tree cultivation of different ages to those under other crops or fallow. The soils were sampled from a depth of 0 to 25 cm. The samples were dried and then sent to the central laboratory of the University of Man for physical and chemical analyses. Soil pH was measured with the multiparameter HANNA HI9829. Soil potentially toxic elements like As, Zn, Cu, Ni, Co, Cr, Mo, Fe, Se, Ca, Pb, K, Mn and V were analyzed, at the geological laboratory of the University Felix Houphouet-Boigny with a handheld NITON XL3t X-ray fluorescence analyzer. The results showed that soils from rubber-cultivated areas had a sandy loamy-clay texture, while those from the control area had a sandy-loamy texture. The soil pH was strongly to slightly acidic, with pH varying from 4.86 to 6.34, while the bulk densities varied from 0.51/g cm3 to 0.62 g/cm3. The redox potential of the soils was inferior to 400 mV (Eh ˂ 400 mV). This study also revealed a general decrease in the potentially toxic element content of soils under rubber cultivation. The soil contents of Cr, Co and Cu were inferior to the limit of detection. The Pb, Mn and Ca concentrations were 4.81, 194.2 and 2140 µg g-1, respectively, and these were significantly different from those of the other soils. This study provided a major insight into the effect of rubber cultivation in western Côte d'Ivoire.
Traditional Indian Medicine: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Clinical Outcome in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Diseases
Authors: - Dr. Shruti Sharma
Published: November 2023

Background: A fast developing liver condition called non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is closely related to the metabolic syndrome. Since there are currently no particular pharmaceutical treatments for NAFLD, lifestyle and dietary changes are the main focus of current treatment. Over centuries of use, a number of substances mentioned in Ayurvedic writings have demonstrated positive effects in patients. However, there is disagreement among the results of several randomized clinical trials (RCTs) about the effectiveness of herbs in treating non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).The purpose of this study is to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of the data to assess the efficacy and security of medications with Ayurvedic references. Methodology: To find pertinent studies, the electronic databases PubMed, Web of Science, Embase, Cochrane library, and ARP were searched up to May 2022. Utilizing a modified Jadad Scale, the studies' quality was assessed. Using the Cochrane Risk of Bias Tool, the risk of bias was evaluated. The search turned up 1352 studies, but only 18 of them were ultimately assessed. A statistical analysis revealed a substantial decrease in the levels of AST (SMD: -0.91, 95% CI: -1.04, 0.08), ALT (SMD = 0.91; 95% CI: 1.53, 0.28; P 0.00001), and fatty liver (RR: 2.42, 95% CI: 1.52, 3.86).Conclusion: Based on the scant information that is currently available, Ayurvedic medicines have shown effective in treating NAFLD. To produce better evidence, more high-quality RCTs with sizable sample numbers and standardized Ayurvedic medications that take histological outcomes into account must be done.
Assessing The Factors Impacting Consumer Behaviour Towards Green Marketing and Eco-Friendly Products in Nagaland
Authors: - Shamim Ahmed , - Manoj E. Prabhakar
Published: November 2023

Environmental issues are becoming increasingly popular as people and governments worldwide grow more conscious of them. Green marketing emerged as a result, and businesses now employ it as one of their profit-making and environmental-protection strategies. The late 1980s and early 1990s saw a gradual rise in the use of green marketing. Green eco-friendly items are now the focus for both consumers and manufacturers, leading to product innovation. When making purchases, green consumers, also called eco-conscious or sustainable consumers, prefer goods and services that are sustainable and favourable to the environment. Today's media and social movements are also raising consumer awareness of the potential environmental effects of products. Marketers have embraced the idea of green marketing in order to thrive in the face of these societal shifts. This study aims to investigate how green marketing affects consumers' attitudes and buying behaviour. The study was conducted in Nagaland using a structured questionnaire based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB), and the data was analysed using Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA). The EFA identified three constructs of consumers’ attitudes toward green marketing and eco-friendly products, viz. “Environmental Concerns and Green Products”, “Customer Trust”, and “Purchase Intention”. The survey revealed that Nagaland consumers have a positive outlook on eco-friendly and green products. Consumer behaviour toward purchasing green eco-friendly products are unaffected by demographic factors.
Improving Spoken Communication Proficiency Among Engineering Students: A Pedagogical Study
Authors: - Neha Setia
Published: November 2023

Owing to the engineering background, the researcher possesses insight into the communication challenges faced by engineering students, which can have a profound effect on their career and professional growth. This study seeks to assess the effectiveness of a pedagogical approach focused on speaking skills to enhance communication proficiency among undergraduate engineering students at UIET, Panjab University. The research delves into the impact of integrating student-centered tasks and activities aimed at improving communication skills within the experimental group. Diagnostic and end-term achievement tests were administered and subjected to statistical analysis using an experimental methodology. The results demonstrate a noteworthy enhancement in end-term achievement-test scores for the experimental group, supporting the hypothesis that this pedagogical approach positively influences communication skills. These findings highlight the significance of innovative teaching methods in improving language proficiency among engineering students.
Food Donation
Authors: - Samarth Juneja , - Saket Kumar , - Shikhar Singh , - Balaji.C.G
Published: November 2023

Hunger is a major problem in the world, with over 800 million people going hungry every day. At the same time, a significant amount of food is wasted each year. Food donation websites can contribute significantly to the reduction of food wastage. and alleviating hunger by connecting food donors with food banks and other organizations that distribute food to those in need. This paper proposes a new website for food donation that aims to be more efficient and user-friendly than existing websites. The proposed website will use a variety of features to make it easy for donors to find and donate food, including things like this website will empower users to register, log in, browse items, add products to the cart, remove items from the cart, and log out.
Beginning of the Formation of Linguistic States
Authors: - Dharmendra Kumar Neeraj , - Sukalyan Moitra
Published: November 2023

Reorganisation of states in an important provision provided under the Constitution of India. For understanding the concepts and factors working behind the reorganisation of states this article helps a lot. The aim of this article is to show how the states got formed on the linguistics states. This paper is not limited to the philosophical aspect but also discuss a present case.
The content provided in this article is written after analysing various other scholars writings, due to this it gets its authenticity. This paper provides the analysis of the beginning of the formation of linguistic states.
It is hoped that the analysis under this study will help the readers, researchers, and practitioners in understanding the concept of reorganisation of the states in India so that they can become more efficient in their work.
English Language Skills and their Significance in Efficiency of Performance Workplace
Authors: - BHUVESH RATTAN
Published: November 2023

The significance of effective English communication skills in the professional realm cannot be overstated, as they have been recognized as essential instruments for achieving triumph in the business domain. The proficiency in the English language is widely regarded as an essential prerequisite qualification for gainful employment. English has long been regarded as a gateway to securing a lucrative and stable position within the public sector, ensuring a comfortable retirement. The acquisition of proficiency in the English language is widely regarded as a fundamental component of one's employability repertoire.
Defect Analysis and Productivity Enhancement of Crankcase Casting through Pareto Analysis,pokayoke and Qc Tools
Authors: - Sahil Rajendra Bavdhankar , - Pramod Suresh Patangaray , - Sachin Shinde
Published: November 2023

Productivity is very important aspect in any organisation. Productivity means output obtained with respect to how much input is provided.To increase the productivity of any organisation it is necessary to study and analyse the rejection data of that organisation.This research focuses on the need of following a proper methodology in solving any particular problem. The defects were prioritised using QC tools, Pareto analysis. This research emphasizes on the importance of focusing on critical parameters contributing to major rejection and controlling that in order to
improve Productivity.
Women Empowerment: A Study with Reference to Political Participation in Chittoor District
Authors: - Srivalli BR
Published: November 2023

In General gender plays a major role in today’s competing world, why because women are becoming strong in all the areas. Women are neglected in the past but, now-a-days there is an appreciatable ways of women inclusion and Empowerment in most neglected areas like politics,business,marine etc.This paper will lead us to understand the political participation and inclusion in Chittoor district.
Enhancing Limited Authority Adaptive Control: Peudocontrol Hedging for Addressing Input Saturation
Authors: - Ramona
Published: November 2023

This paper introduces an innovative approach to address the challenges of input saturation and interconnected subsystem control in limited authority adaptive control systems. Limited authority adaptive control faces issues when encountering input saturation, which can severely impact the system's performance and adaptability. Additionally, when dealing with cascaded control systems, ensuring smooth adaptation for both subsystems is essential. To overcome these challenges, we propose a method known as Pseudocontrol Hedging (PCH), which allows adaptation to continue even during input saturation and ensures effective control in interconnected subsystems. The PCH technique modifies the reference model response to accommodate expected system behavior, enabling reliable adaptation regardless of system response.
Human Robot Interaction : A Psychotechnical Perspective
Authors: - MAHIKA MADAAN , - CHINTAN JAIN
Published: November 2023

This research paper delves into the multifaceted realm of Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) by adopting a multidisciplinary approach, amalgamating insights from psychology, technology, and neuroscience. From a psychological perspective, the study examines human responses to robots, considering factors like trust, empathy, and acceptance. It investigates how individual differences and cultural influences shape attitudes and behaviors in HRI scenarios. This psychological exploration forms a basis for designing robots aligned with human cognitive and emotional processes.
Self – Advocacy Significance in Work Placement Adjustment of PwID
Authors: - R. Kavitha
Published: November 2023

Self – Advocacy of differently abled adults living in Urban cities, Suburban and Rural areas were examined with respect to self - advocacy of their technical training, life skill development programs and social support systems. In the present situation based on applicability of scientific knowledge helping the Intellectual disabled adult children from positive psychology frameworks and from the strengths-based approach through which they can learn natural language and understanding language is currently focused by special education and vocational training centres for differently abled adult students.
Under this framework, Self-determined, Self – advocacy action is including and able to implement practically by two following essential criteria’s:
1. Vocational training action,
2. Self - governing action.
Vocational action refers to the extent to which a person makes intentional, conscious choices based on differently abled adult choice and interests.
Self - governing action involves self-directing and managing actions in service of a chosen work area and implies identifying different ways and methods to solve their disable problem.
This study paper focusing on the dedicated services of Vocational training centres rendering multiple roles in promoting technical skills and life skills based on identifying different abilities and preparing the differently abled adults to enter into suitable work places for self-earning with intellectual disabilities. The study was conducted with the purpose to identifying the role of Vocational instructors in development of assessment tool, need assessment of functional skills, programming, implementation, and evaluation of training program by involving even parents in all stages. Differently abled adults in DAIL section identified male and female students and their parents who showed their commitment to participate in the program were involved in the Work Placement Adjustment of PwID program. Need assessment of functional skills of each adult was done through technical and functional skills training programs were developed by implementing and evaluated with the support of parents. Data showed that Instructors played multiple roles were observed in the whole study; their teaching style, use of different behaviour modification technique and other were come forth and performance of differently abled adults was increased.
Rules of Interpretation: Why Are They Needed?
Authors: - Anuritha A , - Vidhyalakshmi V
Published: November 2023

Ambiguities are a part of every law that is made. Since these are made by the lawmakers, they cannot be expected to be perfect. These ambiguities are not intentional and mainly arise out due to certain circumstances. These ambiguities cannot be left unresolved, these need to be looked after. Mainly because, once there is an ambiguity there are chances for it to become loopholes or there are chances that the innocent people are not rendered justice. Also, there are chances that the accused escapes the charges. Therefore, this article studies the various ways these statutes are interpreted and the ambiguities are resolved. There has to rules of interpretation otherwise, it would be based on inclinations of persons interpreting them.
Leisure and Rural Elders: China’s Leisure Education Programmes Under the Rural Revitalization Strategy
Authors: - Anna Thomas
Published: November 2023

The World Leisure Organisation’s Charter for Leisure outlines the right to adequate time for rest and for the pursuit of leisure activity. The right to leisure time and to participate in the cultural life of the community are significant for the wellbeing of a person. Leisure time refers to the remaining disposable time after completing various social responsibilities such as labour and professional activities, mainly used for entertainment, rest, and to meet spiritual and cultural needs. For older adults, mastering their leisure time is an important component of their lifestyle. However, the current situation is that doing household chores and helping the next generation take care of their children occupy a large part of their leisure time. Older adults’ decline in leisure activity participation is related to occurrence of diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease. Therefore, with the acceleration of the aging population in the world, monitoring the participation level of older adults in leisure activities and timely intervention has become an urgent task. China has an aging population, with the rural elderly population growing faster than the urban one. Data from the seventh national census in 2021 show that the proportion of people aged 60 and 65 and above in rural areas has reached 23.81 percent and 17.72 percent respectively, which are 7.99 and 6.61 percentage higher than the corresponding figure in urban areas. With the migration of young people to urban areas, rural older adults are left alone causing serious social concerns. Through the Healthy China initiative, many proactive policy initiatives are formulated for the older adults. Initiation of policies to improve the mental and physical well-being of older adults especially in the rural areas show the significance China attaches to solve the challenges faced by rural elders. Since leisure directly determines the happiness of the people, the Chinese government is increasingly attaching importance to leisure education for the people, and paying attention to adult leisure education in rural areas has become an important part of the rural revitalization strategy. Promoting rural adults’ leisure is significant for creating an environment for them to live happily in their later years. This complements the rural revitalization strategy to construct a beautiful countryside. In this backdrop, this paper discusses the various aspects of aging and leisure of rural elders and how it is integrated into the rural revitalization strategy of China. Even though China has rightly identified the problem of rural elder adults’ need for leisure activities, the paper argues that integrating rural elderly leisure with rural revitalization strategy has opened a new path of development for rural China.
An AI-Based Medical Chatbot
Authors: - Ashwini Aabhale , - Sneha Patil , - Gayatri Patil , - Shravani Nimbalkar , - Ashok Kalal
Published: November 2023

This medical chatbot has the potential help by allowing patients to receive. Support without having to physically visit the hospital for this process we use. Hence artificial intelligence -based application for the needed treatment. This chatbot works like virtual doctor based on NLP to provide primary healthcare, education information and Suggestion to the user.
These medical chatbots connect with potential patient visiting the web app. helping them discover Specialist, booking the appointments & getting them access to correct treatment. This Medical chatbot model Uses Natural language processing technique to process & analyse the data & the medical chatbot give output related health issues and to prevent the disease in appropriate manner to the user.
The main goal of medical chatbot project is to appearance how we can to briefly promote chatbots in the medical sector & infectious diseases. Medical chatbots are designed to assist patients and avoid issues that may arises during daily life and normal business hours, and with 24/7 accessability patient have immediate access to medical chatbot assistance whenever they need.
Sociological Impact of Honour Killings in India
Authors: - MRIDUL VISHEHS AGRAWAL
Published: November 2023

Honour Killings as a social vice has been ingrained within the Indian society since the time immemorial and has existed ever since in form of “entrenched flaw” tarnishing the very social fabric. The aim of this paper is to provide with a comprehensive sociological analysis of Honor Killings and various factors acting as a catalyst to this phenomenon. Further, the paper also focuses on the probable challenges which are faced by law enforcement agencies in detection of “plausible perpetrators” of these crimes. Most importantly, the ultimate motive of the paper is to analyze the factors which drive the mindset and behaviour of the offenders using the theories of criminology and sociology examining the role different kinds of institutions in addressing the perpetrators of honor killings. The paper also explores into a rather debatable question is there is a need for a special laws in the paradigm of legal system in order to provide curbing mechanism for Honor Killings or whether the current laws under the sections 300 and 302 of IPC suffice for curbing this vice. The paper also sheds light on the roots of the problem and provides some insights to aid in prevention strategies.
A Comprehensive Statistical Study on Health and Lifestyle of Adults
Authors: - Dr. Nileema Bhalerao
Published: November 2023

‘Health is Wealth’ is a concept which is deeply rooted in Indian culture. We grow up learning this through shlokas as well as stories told by our parents and grandparents.
Ayurveda is the first ancient Indian text that speaks about rest, movement, food and nutrition, meditation and emotional wellbeing, which originated more than 5000 years ago. It is considered as a guide for a joyful and healthy life.
Health is the biggest wealth for a human being in his/her entire lifetime. One can survive without excess money but cannot survive without good health.
Health is something that we cannot buy with money but we can take care of it and we can cure it when needed with the help of the money. Health refers to the physical and mental state of a human being. To stay healthy is not an option but a necessity to live a happy life. The basic laws of good health are related to the food we eat, the amount of physical exercise we do, our cleanliness, rest, and relaxation. A healthy person is normally more confident, self-assured, sociable, and energetic.
In recent times, we come across many people fighting with chronic diseases, physical health issues from infancy till death. The primary reason behind it must be changing environment, pollution along with lack of health literacy. The changes happening on a global scale may not be easily controlled by an individual, however maintaining an individual's health and leading a good lifestyle is in our hands.
A Review Based Study on Different Techniques of AI Used in Exoplanet Detection
Authors: - Richa Shree , - Pooja Jha
Published: November 2023

This article delves into the connection between astronomy and machine learning, specifically focusing on gravitational waves and the detection of exoplanets. It emphasizes how automated analysis tools have become crucial in advancing our understanding of the universe thanks to the potential of machine learning. The article explores how machine learning is used for classifying supernovae and detecting anomalies in data. It also discusses the challenges faced when applying relativity to studying powerful celestial bodies like exoplanets. Additionally, it highlights the increasing reliance on data analysis and machine learning within astronomy. Moreover, it underscores the importance of exoplanet research and how machine learning can automate the process of discovery. Ultimately this article emphasizes how modern technologies, including machine learning are transforming research and making it more accessible to citizen scientists.