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A Study of Pinjara Community Women’s Livelihood Struggle During Pandemic in Karnataka State with Special Reference to Kittur Karnataka Region
Authors: - Raziyabegum.A.Nadaf
Published: January 2024

Pinjara community has century’s history. 500 years ago the Pinjara community received the Islam religion in the administration of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. After accepting Islam, they made clinging and weaving as their profession. From ever since, they have been growing cotton and opting weaving profession that produces cotton and are recognized as professionals. Pinjara women work equally to the man in the family. The women also has a place for heritage division of work. The role of Pinjara girls/women is important in the process of traditional occupation that men and women share. Women do almost all of the things men do, and women's partnership is also involved in market affairs. Though they are illiterate persons they have the business knowledge. She can buy cotton, Make cotton bed, pillow, blanket and sell. The woman has the opportunity to keep the money earned from the sale for herself and spend also. Pinjara women engage themselves in agricultural activities in rural areas, leaving heritage career. They suffered to survive in COVID-19. They will eat when they earn it, but they will not survive if they do not work. They suffered greatly during the pandemic. This article concentrate on shows the Pinjara Ladies' endurance battle in Pandemic.
Psoriasis and Homoeopathy - A Case Report
Authors: - Rajneesh Kumar Kaushal , - Dr Charanjeet Singh , - Dr. Rekha Juneja
Published: January 2024

Psoriasis is a chronic (long-lasting) disease in which the immune system becomes overactive, causing skin cells to multiply too quickly. Patches of skin become scaly (silvery white) and inflamed, most often on the scalp, elbows, or knees, but other parts of the body can be affected as well. Curing a disease by means of Homoeopathy will mean to find out a similimum for every particular individual case. There is most dependable treatment for Psoriasis in Homoeopathy without any side effect. A case report was a 49 year old male suffering from Psoriasis, on basis on totality of symptoms and repertorisation, prescribe Homoeopathic medicine Acid Sulph and case was improved and quality of life better.
Initial Syllable Vowel Duration as a Temporal Measure in Persons with Stuttering: Implication for Speech Motor Control
Authors: - Abirami. S , - Balambigai. N
Published: January 2024

Stuttering is a fluency disorder characterized by involuntary repetitions, prolongations and hesitation. “Relational Speech Timing Task (RST)” refers to a phenomenon where in, when a set of words with a common base word, is used with progressively increasing length of suffixes it results in progressive reduction in the duration of vowel of the initial syllable. Since individuals with stuttering are reported to have difficulties in the temporal aspects of speech, this study aimed to assess and compare the Initial Syllable Vowel Shortening(ISVS) among individuals with stuttering and Fluent age matched controls. Eight males with stuttering and eight age and gender matched fluent adults served as subjects. Eight sets of meaningful Tamil words were developed for the RST tasks. The subjects were asked to repeat the modelled stimuli and only the stutter free responses were taken for the analysis. The duration of the initial vowel in the words were measured and compared between the two groups. Results revealed that individuals with stuttering exhibited difficulties for multisyllabic words, demonstrating the subtle timing difficulties in individuals with stuttering.
A Review of Deep Reinforcement Learning for Traffic Signal Control
Authors: - Mahendralal Prajapati , - Alok Kumar Upadhyay , - Dr. Harshali Patil , - Dr. Jyotshna Dongradive
Published: January 2024

Traffic signal control plays a vital role in effectively managing traffic flow and alleviating congestion in urban areas. Traditional methods for controlling traffic signals often rely on fixed timing plans or predefined algorithms, which may not be adaptable to changing traffic conditions. Reinforcement Learning is gaining traction as a favored data-centric method for adapting traffic signal control in intricate urban traffic networks. This article represents a conceptual review of recent studies and techniques that showcase the effectiveness of Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) in enhancing the performance of traffic signal control. These improvements include reducing travel time, fuel consumption, and emissions. Additionally, we will delve into different algorithms and learning systems explored in research papers, such as multi-agent reinforcement learning and Deep Q Networks (DQN).
Traffic Monitoring System
Authors: - Lutfi Habiba , - Md. Manoar Imran
Published: January 2024

Traffic monitoring is one area that utilizes Deep Learning for several purposes. By using cameras installed in some spots on the roads, many tasks such as vehicle counting, vehicle identification, traffic violation monitoring, vehicle speed monitoring, etc. can be realized. In this paper, we discuss a Deep Learning implementation to create a vehicle Classification system by track the vehicles movements. To enhance the system performance and to reduce time in deploying Deep Learning architecture, hence pre-trained model of YOLOv3 is used in this research due to its good performance and moderate computational time in object detection. This research aims to create a vehicle classification system to help human in classify and movement track the vehicles that cross the street. The counting is based on four types of vehicle, i.e. car, motorcycle, bus, and truck, while previous research counts the car only. As the result, my proposed system will capable to count the vehicles crossing the road based on video captured by camera with the highest accuracy of 97%.
Keywords: Deep Learning,YOLOv3,Classification
OPG-Oxygenic Photo Granules a Modern Effective & Economical Way for Aerobic Treatment in ETP: A Review
Authors: - Aswin Anil , - Akash S Anil
Published: January 2024

There occurs a need for more convenient method for that. waste water treatment is a highly energy intensive process in here we are reviewing how the OPG can bring about a change for this and how much it can bring forward. In this review we are looking forward on OPG aka Oxygenic Photogranules a modern way as a replacement to the highly energy consuming Aeration tank process we will be looking forward how much these will result in terms of efficiency and economically. These OPG can alter the current system of using aeration tank i.e., producing the oxygen and diffusing for the degradation with a much safer way that is OPG which will produce the Oxygen required for this process and thus lowering the running cost. In this review we will look forward how they will give a change.
Myers-briggs Personality Prediction using Machine Learning Techniques
Authors: - Ankur Vipin Sheth , - Dev Rohit Pandhare
Published: January 2024

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a popular and widely used personality assessment tool that categorizes individuals into one of sixteen different personality types based on their preferences for certain psychological traits. This makes MBTI a fascinating subject for research in the fields of psychology and artificial intelligence. Machine learning has advanced significantly in recent years and has become a powerful tool for predicting outcomes based on data. By using machine learning algorithms to analyse data from MBTI tests, researchers can potentially identify patterns and develop models that accurately predict an individual's personality type based on their responses to the test. The ability to predict an individual's personality type could have a range of practical applications, such as in the workplace or in personalized marketing. For example, employers could use personality predictions to build more effective teams, while marketers could use them to tailor advertisements and products to specific personality types.
Insider Trading : A comparative analysis of the regulatory models of India with the US and the UK
Authors: - Kaushik Das , - Anita Sable
Published: January 2024

This research paper deals with insider trading and the various ill effects in brings on to the society and the corporate entities and the companies and suggests some amendments and measures to curb this illegal practice. This paper would also be comparing with the frameworks of the US and the UK.
Role of Shirodhara in the Management of Madatyayajanya Anidra
Authors: - Dr. Richa Sharma , - Dr. Jaspreet Singh Sodhi
Published: January 2024

Insomnia (anidra) is the complaint of inadequate sleep. Alcohol can interfere with sleep, despite the fact that many patients use it to relax and promote sleep. Although alcohol can increase drowsiness and shorten sleep latency, even moderate amounts of alcohol increases awakenings in the second half of the night most of times. Acharya Charak also describes the symptom nidranash or Prajagrana in madatyaya (Alcoholism). Shirodhara is a classical and a well-established Ayurveda procedure of slowly and steadily dripping medicated oil or other liquids on the forehead. This procedure promotes the release of sleep inducing neurotransmitters which causes a dynamic psycho-somatic balance results in quite sleep. This article reveals the effect of shirodhara procedure in insomnia associated with madatyaya (Alcoholism).
Understanding Academic Procrastination: Causes, Correlates, and Gender Nuances for Enhanced Self-regulated Learning
Authors: - Yashmin Goyal , - Vidhi Mittal , - Prisha Kapoor
Published: January 2024

The study investigates academic procrastination, analyzing 50 participants using the Procrastination Assessment Scale (PASS). It identifies significant correlations (p < 0.05) between procrastination domains, causes, and self-efficacy, highlighting gender-related nuances. Procrastination affects multiple academic aspects concurrently, with intertwined causes like task aversion and distractions. Strong self-efficacy mitigates procrastination's impact, empowering students in their academic pursuits.
The research emphasizes holistic approaches targeting procrastination's core triggers and underscores the importance of bolstering self-efficacy to foster self-regulated learning. Gender-specific differences in procrastination patterns suggest tailored interventions in educational settings.
Beyond academia, findings have implications for workplace productivity. The study prompts further exploration of procrastination's long-term effects on careers. It urges proactive measures to combat procrastination's pervasive influence, enabling individuals to seize educational opportunities and confront challenges resiliently.
Assessment of Awareness, Perception, and Opinions Towards Artificial Intelligence among Health Care Professionals and Medical Students at Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital: A Cross-sectional Study
Authors: - S. RAHUL , - MD NAWAZ , - SHANKARAPPA M MUDGAL , - H DODDAYYA
Published: January 2024

Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, including machine learning and deep learning, enhances diagnosis and treatment across specialties like cardiology, dermatology, and ophthalmology. Its applications extend to transcription, patient data organization, and remote healthcare, offering support to medical professionals and transforming medical education for students and trainees.
Methods: A prospective cross-sectional study was conducted with consecutive sampling, and 90 medical students were included in the study. Data was collected using Questionnaire data forms and analysed.
Results: The findings revealed that 73.9% of students were aware of AI, but a significant 80.0% reported a lack of formal education on the subject. Positive perceptions included the recognition of AI's efficacy in reducing errors (71.1%) and facilitating patient education (56.7%). However, concerns were raised regarding potential impacts on the healthcare professional-patient relationship. The majority (56.7%) advocated for the integration of AI knowledge and skills into the academic curriculum. The mean positive perception score of 29.8 showed associations with age, and year of study.
Conclusion: This study underscores the need to address gaps in AI awareness and advocates for the integration of AI education into pharmacy curricula. The findings highlight nuanced perspectives among students and emphasize the potential benefits of tailored educational strategies to harness positive attitudes toward AI integration in healthcare.
Importance of the Relationship Between VMA and Permeability on the Durability Properties by using Crumb Rubber with Different Percentage Portions
Authors: - Abdallh A. A. Lhwaint , - Ahmed Mohmed Ahmed Blash , - Mohamed Alshkh A.M Hmade , - A.A. Alshlem , - Hmida M. Karkuri
Published: January 2024

For the past ten years, engineers have been deeply researching the permeability of asphalt concrete. High-air voids have generally been the main indicator of permeable hot asphalt concrete in the work that has been done. The prediction of the field permeability values is inconsistent with that indicated in the current published literature. Furthermore, the precise correlations between the various components influencing the field permeability are unclear and complex.
One of our objectives of this research work is to present the investigations performed using the model-ling of Hot Mix Asphalt's (HMA's) field permeability using crumb rubber (CR). The primary benefit of using crumb rubber in asphalt mixture is to produce pavement that could be friendly and environmentally acceptable from a duration usable point of view. Other benefits of this procedure are to decrease the friction phenomena on pavement surfaces and improve the mechanical and long-term qualities of the asphalt mixture. This study's findings are presented to explore the benefits of employing crumb rubber to minimize excessive water infiltration and optimize field permeability.
This paper offers a significant and straightforward method for comprehending the variables influencing permeability. Asphalt was modified using a fine crumb rubber shred (2.36 - 0.85 mm) that was produced by grinding used truck tires at room temperature. Using the dry process method, the fine crumb rubber with varying contents (2.5%, 4.5%, and 6.5%) was added to the mixture. Hot Mix Asphalt's (HMA) field permeability must be regulated to avoid excessive water infiltration, which can cause an early failure of asphalt pavements.
Impact of Technological Advertisement in Today’s Business Communication
Authors: - Lakshmipathi S
Published: January 2024

Ethics play an integral role in the development and sustenance of any personal or business relationship. Ethics determine the acceptable behaviours within a society and the overall behaviours of a business. Marketers must understand the impact ethics have on marketing communications and develop strategies accordingly.
Digital Marketing
Authors: - Usha Venkatesh
Published: January 2024

This piece of research work aims at understanding the preferred emerging media options used for marketing. In the Internet age many new methods used for product promotion and marketing. This paper mainly studies the development history of digital marketing and existing significance including the difference and contact between digital marketing and traditional advertising and also the relationship between digital marketing and the Internet industry. The purpose of the undertaken study is to examine the effectiveness of online digital media advertising and also about emerging media options used for marketing.
Factors that Cause Recurrent Stroke amongst Ischemic Stroke Patients: A Literature Review
Authors: - Jantararotai W.
Published: January 2024

In patients, recurrent stroke is prevalent and could be avoided, but at the same time, stroke could recur due to various reasons. These comprised the same causes as it caused the initial stroke and with the incorporation of risk factors, like smoking, obesity, and diabetes. The prevalence of recurrent stroke is considered high and could increase as time goes by. As mentioned in research on hemorrhagic stroke, the risk significantly increases overtime, up to 45% within 5 years and if exposed to stroke unit care, the risk will be reduced [1.] However, because of the vagueness in specificity of whether the causes are the same, this research aims to dive into the specific factors that will eventually lead to recurrent stroke. Moreover, this research aims to underscore activities or practices that would reduce the risk of recurrent stroke. Recurrent stroke is seen as a relatively dangerous disease since it could possibly increase the mortality rates in an individual. Therefore, finding the main causes will underscore the significance of preventing recurrent stroke amongst ischemic stroke patients. All data are gathered from different sources of articles and publications to conclude. As a result, factors that cause recurrent ischemic stroke in patients are hypertension, diabetes, smoking, high cholesterol, physical inactivity, alcohol consumption, genetic factors, age, gender, and more.
Customer Churn Analysis Using Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach
Authors: - Taiyab Khan , - Shakir Ali Idrisi , - Dr. Harshali Patil , - Dr. Jyotshna Dongradive
Published: January 2024

Customer churn analysis is a critical component of business strategy in industries where retaining customers is essential for profitability and growth. This study aims to investigate the factors influencing customer churn in the telecommunications sector, utilizing a comprehensive dataset of customer interactions and demographics.
The Long Run Association Between Transport and Economic Growth in Bangladesh: an Econometric Analysis
Authors: - Sabina Yasmin , - Asma Akter
Published: January 2024

Public investments in transport infrastructure have been widely used by policymakers as a tool to promote economic development. Transport infrastructure investment acts as a catalyst for productivity and economic growth. This study attempted to investigate the direction of causality between transport and economic growth in Bangladesh over 22 years, from 1999 to 2021. The coefficients of parameters in a simultaneous equation model are found via multivariate analysis and the three-stage least squares method. According to the estimated conclusion, GDP drives transport expansion and transport development considerably contributes to economic growth, which is ten times GDP. But compared to the transport elasticity of growth, the output elasticity of transport is lower. Additionally, this paper also shows that transport significantly enhances exports, marketing of agricultural goods, and industrial production.
Chatbots: A Popular Customer Experience Tool
Authors: - Khan Saquib Dilshad Ahmed
Published: January 2024

In today's competitive landscape, customer experience is essential for businesses to succeed.
Technology is reshaping service, customer experiences, and customer relationship
management. AI-powered chatbots play a vital role in enhancing customer experience by
providing quick, convenient, and personalized service.
Unicorn of the Indus Valley Civilization in Epics and Mythologies: A Comparative Study
Authors: - Anindita Bhattacharjee , - Nilam Kumari
Published: January 2024

In this piece of research, an attempt is made to show whether there is a relation in between the unicorn, a single-horned male bovine of the Indus valley civilization and mythological characters like, the Ṛṣyaśṛṅga, Ekaśṛṅga, Isisiṅga, dīptaśṛṅga and nidhiśṛṅga which are depicted in the Vedic and Buddhist literature. There is a bundle of controversies about the scepticism of the single-horned bull of the Indus valley civilization, which may not be easy to decode completely without deciphering the Indus inscriptions. Few scholars have attempted to scout the link between the Indus valley civilization and the Vedic and Buddhist mythologies, as there may be a connection between the unicorn of the Indus Valley Civilization and the above-mentioned mythological characters.
The Influence of the Abenomics Program’s Monetary Policy on the Revival of the Japanese Economy: Japanification Economic Phenomenon as a Case in Point
Authors: - Mayuka Tulla
Published: January 2024

Japan had entered a deflationary state during the ‘lost decade’. The Bank of Japan set a 2 percent inflation target and specified concrete actions to achieve this goal by 2015(HAUSMAN and WIELAND). The measures in Abenomics included an aggressive monetary policy, fiscal stimulus and structural reforms. The conception of" Japanification" surfaced from the challenges faced by the slow- growing Japanese economy due to its deflation. To combat this economic recession, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe presented a comprehensive set of economic programs known as Abenomics(“The Japanification of the World?”).

Also, it considers the challenges faced by financial policy, particularly in the environment of the COVID- 19 epidemic and its impact on the labour market. The review synthesises and analyses a range of scholarly articles, reports, and government publications to give a comprehensive overview of the content(Tsigaris et al.).
A Report on Investment Differs from Gambling: A Comprehensive Study on Technical Analysis in Investment Decision-Making
Authors: - Devishi Tandon
Published: January 2024

This research paper conducts a thorough examination with primary objectives focused on acquiring a comprehensive understanding of scrutinizing portfolio analysis, navigating the complexities of the stock market, addressing risk management considerations, and exploring the psychological facets of trading, the study aims to provide valuable insights for investors and researchers. Employing a descriptive research design, the paper establishes a structured framework for data collection, analysis, and interpretation, ensuring the reliability and validity of the study's outcomes. The research emphasizes technical analysis, specifically delving into candlestick patterns, and systematically evaluates indicators, oscillators, and trading strategies prevalent in financial markets. Distinguishing investing from trading and illuminating the divergence from speculative activities like gambling are additional focal points.

In terms of data collection, the paper opts for a secondary method, utilizing existing information from literature, articles, and databases. This pragmatic choice aligns with considerations of accessibility, cost-effectiveness, and time efficiency, facilitating an in-depth analysis of the company's financial landscape and investment dynamics. Ultimately, the research contributes a nuanced understanding of financial markets and investment strategies, offering insights crucial for investors, analysts, and researchers navigating the complex terrain of corporate finance.
Harvesting Health: Sustainable Dietary Habits for Us and the Planet
Authors: - Rupsha Mallick , - Aditya Choudhary
Published: January 2024

The United Nations approved the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015 as a global call to action to end hunger and poverty, safeguard the planet, and guarantee inclusion, peace, and prosperity for everyone. Due to their interconnectedness with nearly every facet of the economy, environment and society, food and agriculture play a significant role in many of the Sustainable Development Goals. Sustainable diets, as defined by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization, are “diets with low environmental impacts which contribute to food and nutrition security and to healthy life for present and future generations. Food loss and waste (FLW) threaten the sustainability of our food systems by squandering resources such as water, land, energy, labor, and capital. There are many ways in which healthier and sustainable dietary habits can be adopted. Millets have abundant health advantages and are environmentally friendly due to their minimal water and input requirements. The article discusses the environmental consequences of food waste, strategies for sustainable eating and their associated benefits while also discussing the importance of millets.
Effects of Environmental Conditions on Development of Intelligence of College Students in the Districts of Kolkata and North & South 24 Parganas, West Bengal
Authors: - Debasish Sarkar , - Sunil Kumar Baskey
Published: January 2024

Abstract: Various environmental factors like place of birth, family income, physical exercise, parent’s occupation and education influence the intelligent quotient of student to a great extent. Genes play a pivotal role in determining intelligence. The genes contribute bout 20-40% of the variance in intelligence in childhood and about 80% in the adulthood. Gene and its interaction with environment have created the variation in intelligence in groups of young children. Environment and intelligence are correlated with each other and environment has great impact on different levels of intelligence. Here the researcher search that how environmental condition and intelligence are correlated with different age, sex, cast, locate. The investigator wants to know the effect of environmental conditions on the growth of intelligence of student. This paper deals with how environmental condition closely is related with intelligence.
Effectivity of Management of Desa Funding Against Development Progress in Selayar District South Sulawesi Indonesia
Authors: - Rustan
Published: January 2024

Qualitative research through a phenomenological approach, as for the results of the study showed that Village fund management plays a crucial role in improving the economy and welfare at the village level. However, an evaluation of these management practices reveals several aspects that need serious attention. Community involvement in planning and decision-making is still limited, while transparency in financial management and supervision of the use of village funds is not optimal. The management process, from planning to supervision, should be more structured and involve active community participation. Greater openness from the village government regarding the use of village funds is needed so that the community can better understand and participate in village development. Through the implementation of transparent, accountable, and participatory financial management principles, as well as involving the community in every stage, it is expected that the management of village funds can be more effective, sustainable, and have a significant positive impact on the development of the village and the welfare of its people.
Sustainable Energy Management using Machine Learning
Authors: - Dilfuza Gulyamova , - Markhamat Khaydarova
Published: January 2024

The global energy sector is encountering escalating difficulties, including rising demands for efficiency, shifts in supply and demand patterns, and a lack of optimal management analysis. Utilizing machine learning (ML) to process energy sector data can gradually address these issues. ML algorithms have the capability to analyze equipment data, construct predictive models, and address sustainability-related problems. In smart cities, the integration of machine learning algorithms enables automatic responses to fluctuations in electricity prices, facilitating effective control of energy consumption. Systems employing machine learning can assist energy suppliers in adapting to variable renewable energy supplies. Worldwide, there is a growing emphasis on low-emission energy sources, leading to increased installed capacities of solar photovoltaic, wind farms, and marine energy systems. Consequently, artificial intelligence and machine learning are poised to play a vital role in effectively managing the challenges of the energy sector. The implementation of micro-grids presents significant challenges that necessitate advanced control techniques like model predictive control (MPC). This paper focuses on employing MPC for energy management in micro-grids and aims to provide an up-to-date overview of the development of MPC methods for sustainable energy management.
Forensic Odontology and Legality
Authors: - Sathiya Priya
Published: January 2024

This paper examines the demonstration of dental evidence and significance of examination of dentistry in law enforcement.
Maximizing the Efficiency and Performance: The Role of Load Balancer in Modern Cloud Computing Environment
Authors: - Nagakiran Nelikanti , - Kusuma Sareddy , - Naga Latha Vadla , - Kethineni Vinod Kumar
Published: January 2024

Load balancing is a process of distributing the client requests from client application to the backend servers in an efficient way throughout the internet.There are several algorithms available to distribute this request. Cloud computing generally based on “pay per use” model that provides services like Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS). we have different types of cloud types like Public, Private, Hybrid and Community clouds. While making the efficiency and performance maximum we will face some challenges and we need to make key strategies, The evolving role it plays in the pursuit of superior performance and scalability. Optimizing resource utilization and maintaining consistent performance are crucial for businesses and organizations in the dynamic cloud computing landscape. In this we have discussed about Golden Eagle optimization Algorithm (GEO) and Mouse And Cat optimization(CMO) algorithm .The proposed Mouse-Cat-Golden Eagle (MCGEO) algorithm employs a unique combination of three animal- inspired optimization techniques to dynamically allocate tasks across servers in a distributed computing environment.
Role of Sustainability in Digital Age: Leveraging Social Media for Green Marketing Campaigns” an Empirical Study with Reference to Bangalore
Authors: - Bindhu SK , - Y Nagaraju
Published: January 2024

The current empirical study aims to comprehensively investigate the influence of social media on achieving sustainability through the promotion of green marketing. The primary objective is to examine the association between environmental practices, discounts or promotions, recommendations from friends or influencers, personal values, and brand value, and the decision to support or purchase from a sustainable brand through social media promotion. Additionally, the study explores the perception of gender concerning the importance of various social media metrics, taking into account of both qualitative and quantitative research approaches, and simple random sampling method were adopted with sample size of 123 respondents, in context of Bangalore geographical area.
Financial Challenges Faced by Indian Farmers - A Case Study
Authors: - Shreeyaan Sachdeva
Published: January 2024

Agriculture stands as the cornerstone of the Indian economy, influencing not only the livelihoods of millions but also contributing significantly to the nation's overall economic landscape. In the pursuit of understanding the intricate dynamics between agriculture and the economy, our research focused on conducting a comprehensive survey among Indian farmers.
Integration of Social Media Networks with Library Information Services: Best Practices for Users to Protect and Mitigate Privacy Issues
Authors: - Lata Patil
Published: January 2024

Social networking sites have incredibly impacted digital library services how users stay informed, educated and build connections in the digital age. They offer both opportunities for global outreach and connection, as well as challenges related to privacy, security, and the spread of misinformation. Users are encouraged to exercise caution and responsible behaviour while engaging in these virtual communities. The more public you make your personal information, the higher the risk there is that you’ll be targeted by online scammers. The paper emphasizes the importance of protecting personal data and library information services linked to social media through clear and easy privacy policies and strong privacy settings.
Corporate Voluntary Codes of Conduct for Preventing Human Trafficking through Corporate Social Responsibility Approach : An Empirical Study
Authors: - Dinabandhu Mukhopadhyay , - Paramjit S. Jaswal , - Anand Pawar
Published: January 2024

This study explores the effectiveness of Corporate Voluntary Codes of Conduct(CVCC) for preventing human trafficking through a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach. The research involved a diverse sample size of 543 participants, including corporate governance professionals, international justice authorities, human trafficking combating establishments, and non- governmental organizations (NGOs). Both descriptive and inferential statistics were employed to test hypotheses, utilizing a range of statistical methods such as, Mean, Standard Deviation, Coefficient of Variation, Skewness and Kutosis and t-test, ANOVA, Correlation, Multiple Regression, and Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA ) respectively. The study utilized a 5-point Likert scale to assess 125 factors reduced to 15 combined factors out 77 factors, and 48 factors become redundant by administering data reduction technique related to preventing human trafficking, encompassing Corporate Voluntary Codes of Conduct and CSR. The findings were employed to develop a comprehensive frameworks to hold corporations accountable for human rights violations. Human Trafficking Controlling and Prevention Model. The results highlight the significance of CVCC inconjuction with CSR initiatives in addressing human
trafficking issues beyond the confines of corporate codes. This research contributes to the evolving discourse on corporate responsibility and its
potential impact on preventing human trafficking, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach that extends beyond regulatory frameworks
Effect of Shadangapaniya in Various Systems - A Review
Authors: - Pramod Dutt Sharma , - Sajeesh.U.S. , - Guteri Meena , - Pankaj Rai
Published: January 2024

Ayurveda has mentioned many kalpanas one among them is Paniya kalpana. It comes under Upakalapana of Kwatha. It is regarded as the most beneficial and potent because it is very easy to digest and readily absorbed by bodies.Agni is most important component and govern its healthy and unhealthy status. In a healthy state, Sharira maintains regular physiological functioning; when it is impaired, Sharira results in various ailments. Shadangapaniya is a special formulation that controls all the aforementioned aspects. Six herbs, including Musta, Parpataka, Ushira, Chandana, Udichya, and Nagara, make up the Shadangapaniya,it acts on the various physiological systems like Nervous system,Respiratory system, Digestive system etc.,
बिहार राज्य के माध्यमिक स्तर पर समायोजन एवं शैक्षिक उपलब्धि के सम्बन्ध में अभिभावक-छात्र सम्बन्धों का एक अध्ययन। (A Study of the Relationship Between Adjustment and Educational Achievement at Secondary Level in Bihar State)
Authors: - SAROJ KUMAR , - NEERU VERMA , - SANJAY KUMAR
Published: January 2024

प्रसिद्ध मनोवैज्ञानिक गिन्सवर्ग का कथन है कि सभ्यता और सुसंस्कारिता के अन्तर को समझा जाना चाहिए। सभ्यता नागरिक कर्तव्यों के परिपालन तथा व्यवहार में शिष्टाचार बरतने भर से पूरी हो जाती है किन्तु संस्कृति अपनाने पर मनुष्य के दृष्टिकोण, चरित्र एवं लक्ष्य में आदर्शवादिता का ऐसा समावेश करना पड़ता है, जिसे उसे अपने को गौरवान्वित अनुभव करने तथा दूसरे के लिए अनुकरणीय प्रस्तुत कर सकने का अवसर मिल सके। सुसंस्कृत परिवारों के बीच बालकों के व्यक्तित्व के विकास की बहुत कुछ सम्भावना रहती है। बालक जो देखते हैं वही सीखते-समझते हैं और वैसा ही अनुकरण करने लगते हैं। इस बात कीे पुिष्ट करते हुए प्रसिद्ध मनोवैज्ञानिक गिन्सवर्ग ने अपनी पुस्तक ’’साइकोलाजी ऑफ सोसाइटी’’ में व्यक्ति और समाज की सबसे बड़ी विशिष्टता एक ही बताई है कि ’’सुसंस्कारिता का वातावरण बने, परम्परा निभे और उसको हर सदस्य अनुकरणीय अभिनन्दनीय कहलाने का श्रेय प्राप्त करे।’’ यह माना जाता है कि बालक कोरे कागज की तरह होते है उसको जाने या अनजाने में अभिभावक बहुत कुछ सीखा देते है। आधुनिक अभिभावक-बाल कानून माता-पिता और अपरिपक्व बच्चों के बीच संबंधों का नियंत्रित करते हैं। बालकों से घर की शोभा बढ़ जाती है, चहल-पहल रहती है और मन प्रसन्न रहता हैं। अभिभावकों की एक अपेक्षा रहती है कि बालक बडें़ होने पर वे परिवार के लिए सहायक सिद्ध होंगे तथा समाज व परिवार में श्रेय-सम्मान भी मिलेगा। यदि बालक का व्यक्तित्व अवांछनीय स्तर का हो जाए तो स्थिति दुखद एवं सामाजिक विकास नही करने वाली होगी ।
Video Based Fire and Smoke Detection Using Deep Learning
Authors: - Tapas Saini , - Dr. Govardhan Rao , - Mannem Sri Nishma
Published: January 2024

The objective of this work is to design models for computer vision-based fire and smoke detection. CCTV cameras are installed at major public locations, homes, and buildings in every city. These cameras are often used for surveillance purposes and used mostly for forensic purposes. As a side advantage, these cameras can also be used for detection of fire and smoke in the camera field of view. IoT based sensors are the traditional way of detecting fire and smoke. Additionally, video streams from the camera can also be processed to detect fire and smoke events. This will enable additional security in cases when IoT sensors fail to detect a real fire and smoke event. It is proposed to use the advancements of AI/ML for computer vision-based fire and smoke detection.
Effects of Health Records Management on Health Service Delivery: A case study of the Prestea Government Hospital. (PGH)
Authors: - Gideon Danso , - Mr. Daniel K. K. Quansah
Published: January 2024

Background: The most crucial instrument when discussing patient healthcare are medical records. Both their management and their utilization are crucial for patient care management. Ghana has used many medical records management systems to aid in healthcare development. Retrospective and epidemiological investigations are slowed down by poor data quality, which inhibits research. As expectations have grown, more initiatives to capture and save patient records electronically are planned.
Aim: The purpose of the study is to investigate the perception of health worker about the EHRs use and impact on service delivery.
Materials and methods: The study's focus is on the health workers at Prestea Government Hospital (PGH), which include nurses, physicians, biotechnologists, Health Information Manager, pharmacists, midwives, etc. A sample size of 100 people from the intended audience was used. Standardized questionnaires were self-completed by respondent. The Completed questionnaires were given numbers to protect participants anonymity. Participants received sufficient information regarding their right to decline study participation and to withdraw at any time without repercussions. Data was entered into Excel and exported to SPSS for analysis. Descriptive and inferential analysis was performed and the outcomes were shown as tables, graphs, and figures.
Results: In all, out of 100 respondents, 35% of them were males and 65% were women. There were a lot of female replies since many of the respondents were nurses. Medical laboratory technicians comprised the smallest proportion of the workforce (5%) of all occupational groups. Prestea Government Hospital survey respondents overwhelmingly concur that electronic health records (EHRs) aid in the delivery of treatment. According to a survey, medical practitioners think the facility's EHR has all of the forms that are utilized there. The idea that the facility's EHRs help with data collection is accepted by few people. Medical professionals believe that the use of EHRs makes it simple to obtain historical patient data. This is so that all information may be easily accessed while undergoing medical treatment and kept securely saved. The system features alarms that play when erroneous data is entered. Although the system features pre-programmed commands that allow for uninterrupted navigation, there are frequently disruptions due to power fluctuations.
Conclusion: Access to patients' medical records via an electronic health information system platform is crucial for making medical decisions that will result in effective care delivery in healthcare facilities, lower the risk of treatment errors, decrease patient waiting times, and lower the number of medical errors, a study has found.
Assessing Security Mechanisms for Protecting Patient Health Information at the Berekum Holy Family Hospital.
Authors: - Gideon Danso , - Mr. Daniel K. K. Quansah
Published: January 2024

INTRODUCTION
The security and privacy of patient health information remains a major concern for most health facilities in recent times where patient data can easily be shared between institutions. Patient health information is considered by many as one of the most confidential of all types of personal information.
Protecting this confidentiality is therefore essential if the privacy of subjects of care is to be maintained. Securing patient health information involves security mechanisms versus any party not authorized to access the data. Security and privacy in electronic health records systems can be seriously threatened by hackers, viruses, and worms.

According to studies carried out in several countries, concerns regarding data security and privacy have appeared. A recent study estimated that each year there are 25 million compelled authorizations for the disclosure of health records in the United States.

In order to prevent these concerns, organizations such as the Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology (CCHIT) offer a certified program which covers a rigorous inspection of, among other things, security aspects based on existing standards, which is relevant for the United States. There is a real concern about both people’s and entities’ access levels to patient health information.
A patients’ health information might be expose and accessible from several networks or devices in the health facility. (by visiting different doctors’ offices, departments, providers, etc.
Security defects in some of these areas could cause the disclosure of information to unauthorized persons or companies. Patient health information therefore need protection against manipulations, unauthorized accesses and abuses, which includes taking into account training on the security techniques, encryption of health information, user-authentication and authorization.
Patient health information might be tempered with to the extent that administrative staff could for example access information without the patient’s explicit consent in a financial and billing reviews. According to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act of 2009, patients’ privacy violations and breaches are becoming more expensive than ever

Therefore, there is the need to assess the various security mechanisms for protecting patient health information from unauthorized access to improve the quality of care delivery.
Health Issues and Challenges of Employed Scheduled Tribe Women
Authors: - Ms Laxmi Gurikar , - Dr. Ravi S. Dalawai
Published: January 2024

The challenges faced by women at every stage of life are indescribable, as they are the only beings in the world going through such dramatic changes as being born as a girl, getting married, and eventually becoming mothers. The main issue facing women in the twenty-first century is finding a work-life balance. They desire equal possibilities with men. Workplace discrimination against women, emotional and physical abuse, and inadequate leave are among the major concerns faced by employed Scheduled Tribe women. Apart from these, women are responsible for nearly all household chores, social responsibilities, and roles as mothers, wives, and housewives. The main concern of the paper is to highlight the health-related issues and challenges that working employed scheduled tribe women in the modern era face. It also aims to present a psychological and physical health perspective on these issues, challenges, and society's role in helping working women balance their lives on the psychological, physical, social, and mental levels.
Unlocking the Potential of Osmotically Controlled Drug Delivery System: A Comprehensive Review
Authors: - Manisha Diwan , - Shiv Garg , - Madhurima Saini , - Vishal Garg , - Piush Sharma
Published: January 2024

One of the greatest medication delivery systems available today is osmotically controlled, as it is exceedingly successful and efficient. Osmotic drug delivery devices use the energy-distribution principle of osmotic pressure to deliver medications. Numerous biomedical benefits can be derived from oral osmotic drug delivery systems due to their adaptability and extremely consistent drug release rates. Since osmosis is the transfer from a lower concentration to a higher concentration, osmotic pressure is used in this situation to administer the medication appropriately. This approach allows us to release drugs in an appropriate manner because it is a widely recognized technique with intriguing applications and facts. Like pharmaceuticals, there are different drug delivery components. Each semi-permeable membrane and osmotic agent has a specific function and is necessary. It is one of the best in best method used now a days to get best results.
Role of Artificial Intelligence in Marketing: A Paradigm Shift
Authors: - Bharathi N S , - Manjunath S R , - Hemantha M S , - Praveen H A
Published: January 2024

"A Paradigm Shift" describes how AI is revolutionising marketing tactics. It represents a fundamental shift in the way that marketers view, interact with, and target customers. Better consumer interaction, more precise ad targeting, and more efficient decision-making are all made possible by AI's ability to provide data-driven insights, personalised experiences, predictive analytics, and automation in marketing efforts. This change signals a move towards AI-powered marketing methods that are more effective, accurate, and customised.
The study explains the influence of Artificial intelligence in marketing and discusses how artificial intelligence causes remarkable growth and differences in marketing. The study also focuses on the future of artificial intelligence in marketing. AI's impact on marketing has already resulted in notable improvements in efficiency, customisation, and decision-making. Future developments in personalization, content production, and ethical issues are all promising applications of AI in marketing that will influence the field for years to come.