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CHANGE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES OF SCHOOL HEADS AND INNOVATIVE WORK BEHAVIOR OF PUBLIC ELEMENTARY TEACHERS IN PANABO CITY DIVISION
Authors: Sittie L. Matulin  , Marciano B. Melchor
Published: May 2024

The study explored the relationship between change management strategies of school heads and innovative work behavior of teachers in public elementary schools of Panabo City Division. Also, it investigated the association of the involved variables and the domains of change management strategies of school heads that significantly influenced the innovative work behavior of teachers. With the use of probability sampling, 150 elementary teachers in the public schools were selected as the respondents. Utilizing the descriptive-correlational survey method, the data collated were analyzed through the use of Mean, Product-Moment correlation and Regression Analysis. Results revealed that there was an extensive change management strategies of school heads and an extensive innovative work behavior of teachers. Furthermore, there was a significant relationship between the two variables. Moreover, all domains of change management strategies of school heads were found to have significantly influenced the innovative work behavior of teachers. Based on the findings, it was further suggested that higher officials in the Department of Education may find means to help the school heads in strengthening their change management strategies to motivate teachers to develop their innovative work behavior.
MANAGEMENT COMPETENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONAL EXCELLENCE OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF PANABO CITY DIVISION
Authors: Juliet S. Posa  , Wilson E. Gamao
Published: May 2024

The study explored the relationship between management competencies of school heads and organizational excellence. This claim was substantiated. However, this had never been explored specifically in the local setting. With this, the study determined the extent of management competencies of school heads and organizational in public secondary schools of Panabo City Division. Also, it investigated the association of the involved variables and the domains of management competencies of school heads that significantly influenced organizational excellence. With the use of probability sampling, 150 secondary teachers in the public schools were selected as the respondents. Utilizing the descriptive-correlational survey method, the data collated were analyzed through the use of Mean, Product-Moment correlation and Regression Analysis. Results revealed that there was an extensive management competencies of school heads and an extensive organizational excellence. Furthermore, there was a significant relationship between the two variables. Moreover, all domains of management competencies of school heads were found to have significantly influenced organizational excellence. Based on the findings, it was further suggested that higher officials in the Department of Education may identify means on how to help the school heads in strengthening their management competencies to ensure the attainment of organizational excellence.
KEYWORDS: Management competencies, organizational excellence, descriptive correlation, Panabo City Division, Philippines
POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY, POSITIVE SCHOOLING AND RABINDRANATH TAGORE’S EDUCATIONAL IDEAS
Authors: Dr. Prosenjit Saha
Published: May 2024

The concept of Positive Psychology is comparatively new in the realm of psychology. It is related to the happiness of an individual or a group. Happiness or the frequent positive affective state of mind also impacts mental well-being and, hence, an individuals mental health and development. The educational system developed by Rabindranath Tagore in Santiniketan dated back to 1901 in the form of a Brahmacharya Vidyalaya had the prime aim of joy of mind of the students. Closeness to nature, classes in the open air, multidimensional curriculum were some of the significant principles of the educational institution established by a Rabindranath Tagore. All these principles certainly aim to strengthen the students happiness base. More than a century before, Tagore had applied these principles of positive psychology to his educational experiments. The present study is a humble effort to trace Tagores educational efforts related to happiness, positive psychology, and positive schooling.
KEYWORDS: Positive Psychology, Positive Schooling, Rabindranath Tagores educational Practices
PANORAMIC REVIEW OF ACUTE SCAPHOID FRACTURES: DESCRIPTION, EPIDEMIOLOGY, ETIOLOGY, PRESENTATION, DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND PROGNOSIS
Authors: Estefanny Dayana Villafuerte Ruiz  , Maricarmen Vélez Chimbo  , María Elena Vélez Rojas  , Lizbeth Estefanía Cárdenas Suárez  , Byron Fabián Pinos Reyes  , Maria Alexandra Verdugo González  , Laura Karina Pauta Muevecela  , Roberto Paolo Calle Tenesaca  , Evelyn Daniela Rivera Rosas  , Bryam Esteban Coello García
Published: May 2024

Introduction: Scaphoid fractures are the most common fractures of the carpal bone and commonly occur in young males. Inadequate treatment of these fractures commonly leads to pseudarthrosis, resulting in pain and significant disability. Tenderness to palpation and/or pain with axial loading of the thumb should be managed as if it were a scaphoid fracture until proven otherwise.
Objective: to detail current information related to scaphoid fractures, description, epidemiology, etiology, presentation, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis.
Methodology: a total of 37 articles were analyzed in this review, including review and original articles, as well as clinical cases, of which 20 bibliographies were used because the other articles were not relevant to this study. The sources of information were PubMed, Google Scholar and Cochrane; the terms used to search for information in Spanish, Portuguese and English were: fracture, scaphoid, carpal bones, trauma, surgery.
Results: Scaphoid fractures account for 2% to 7% of all fractures and 60% to 70% of carpal bone fractures. They are infrequent in children with approximately 3% of all pediatric hand and wrist fractures. Non-displaced fractures have high healing rates with cast treatment. Radiographs may miss fractures up to 25% of the time. Physical therapy is important in both operative and nonoperative treatment.
Conclusions: Knowledge of the clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment of scaphoid fractures is of utmost importance, because sometimes this type of fracture can go undetected on radiographs, which can lead to complications such as pseudarthrosis. The diagnosis of scaphoid fractures is sometimes complicated, so when there is clinical suspicion, appropriate complementary examinations should be performed to better determine the pathological condition, as is the case of computed tomography. Conservative or surgical management will depend on the type of fracture. Smoking cessation is recommended to improve fracture healing and physiotherapy both after surgical and non-surgical treatment.
KEY WORDS: fracture, scaphoid, carpal bones, trauma, surgery.
Análisis de la Calidad de Alimentación y Estado Nutricional de los Estudiantes en el Colegio Plenitud de Vida, Quillacollo.
Authors: Laura Mamani Shannon Dayanna , Abasto Choque Jessica Yasbel
Published: May 2024

Introducción: La calidad de la alimentación hace referencia a una alimentación diversificada, equilibrada y saludable, que proporciona energía y nutrientes esenciales, y está en estrecha relación con el estado nutricional, es principalmente el resultado del equilibrio entre las necesidades y el consumo de energía alimentaria y otros nutrientes esenciales.  El objetivo fue determinar la calidad de alimentación y estado nutricional en los estudiantes del colegio Plenitud de Vida de Quillacollo en la gestión 2/2023. Metodología: el estudio es cuantitativo, descriptivo, transversal, observacional, prospectivo, participaron una población de 128 estudiantes en nivel primario y secundario; se utilizó dos instrumentos de recolección de información, para la variable de calidad de alimentación, un cuestionario y una matriz de observación para el estado nutricional; se generó una base de datos para su posterior análisis. Resultados: el 50 % de los estudiantes están en normopeso, el 29 % con bajo peso, el 19 % con sobrepeso y el 2 % con obesidad; el 70 % necesitan cambios en su alimentación, un 27 % son poco saludables y el 2 % saludable, los factores que influyen en la alimentación evidenciada fue el 53 % factor económico, el factor físico 35 % y 12 % factor cultural. Discusión Se concluye que los estudiantes presentan malnutrición por déficit y exceso; la calidad de alimentación, tiempo y preferencia de alimentación es similar con estudios a nivel internacional, asimismo el factor económico es un factor determinante; por lo tanto, es importante establecer medidas de fomento de una alimentación saludable y monitoreo periódico del estado nutricional.
Marital Beliefs, Marital Virtues, and Neighborhood Cohesion as Predictors of Marital Satisfaction in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: A Multilevel Analysis
Authors: Wondimu Shimelis , Andualem Tamirie
Published: May 2024

This study examines the role of marital beliefs, marital virtues, and neighborhood cohesion in marital satisfaction among 386 participants in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The study used a descriptive correlational study design. Participants were selected using multistage random sampling techniques, and data were collected using a questionnaire. Multilevel modeling was employed to analyze the data. Findings indicated that all marital beliefs, marital virtues, and neighborhood cohesion were positively and significantly associated with marital satisfaction. The findings from multilevel modeling showed that marital virtues and neighborhood cohesion significantly predicted marital satisfaction at both individual and neighborhood levels, whereas marital beliefs predicted marital satisfaction only at the individual level. Besides, marital virtues moderated the association between shared neighborhood cohesion and marital satisfaction, such that participants who reported lower marital virtues had a lower level of marital satisfaction when their neighbors experienced lower shared neighborhood cohesion. The interactive effect of shared marital virtues and marital beliefs can also influence marital satisfaction when participants reported low levels of marital belief and from a neighbor of fewer marital virtues; they tend to report low levels of marital satisfaction. The study concludes that the participants' positive beliefs about marriage, marital virtues, and cohesive relationships with their neighbors positively influence their marital satisfaction. Marriage practitioners, policymakers, and community workers might benefit from this study. Limitations and future directions are also discussed.
Exploring the Correlation Between Monetary Policy and Food Inflation in Zambia
Authors: - Sidney Kawimbe , - Loti Saidi , - Chilinda Muya , - Rumbidzai Chileya
Published: May 2024

his relationship isolating food inflation from overall inflation to provide better policy implications that can enhance welfare for the Zambian populace. The Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model and the Error Correction Model were employed for the short run and long run analysis respectively. The findings postulate that there exists a significant relationship between monetary policy and food inflation. The monetary policy rate and the growth in the broad money have a destabilising relationship with food inflation. The depreciation in the domestic currency to foreign currency increase food inflation in the long run. Whereas the exchange rate channel plays a role of greater significance amongst the studied monetary policy tools. Inflation targeting, although significant, adds inflationary pressure of domestic food inflation, highlighting the need for stern policies that can individually factor in food inflation.
Developing TactiMath Flips for Subtraction and Addition
Authors: - Cabarles, Jose Kim T. , - Etcobanez, Kesna Jhay T. , - Gabato, Claire G. , - Pasay, Francelle Henriett S. , - Mobida, Fanny Mae G.
Published: May 2024

This study aimed to develop TactiMath Flips, an instructional material for learners with visual impairments in an inclusive classroom. This qualitative research study utilized a product development design. In achieving the goals of this study, the participants selected were experts such as SPEd teachers and engineers. A total of ten (10) experts were interviewed personally. Specifically, five (5) SPED teachers from Consolacion Central Elementary School and five (5) engineers served as the participants of the study. Data was gathered by conducting interviews. The collected data was analyzed using the thematic analysis method of Braun and Clark which resulted in seven (7) themes. The study results revealed that TactiMath Flips in an inclusive classroom are most effective in enhancing the learning experiences of learners with visual impairments, however, certain suggestions and recommendations were given by the SpEd teachers and Engineers to improve the TactiMath Flips, it doesn't have any hazardous substances and materials that can harm the learners, it is safe to use. With embossed number shapes and braille dots, the TactiMath Flips is effective and accessible to learners with visual impairment in an inclusive classroom. Challenges include students' readiness and potential distractions for learners with disabilities. To improve the TactiMath flips, researchers’ recommendations include adding an audio feature and improving the quality of the braille dots.
TempFlow Insight: AI-Powered Thermal Analysis of Horizontal Jet Cooling System on Vertical Target
Authors: - Jayesh Deshmukh , - Sunil Ingole , - Siddheshwar Shirbhate , - Anita Patil , - Shreeyashi Surwase , - Shubhankar Barhate
Published: May 2024

This paper delves into the TempFlow Insight project, which employs advanced artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyze temperature distribution in a horizontal jet cooling system on a vertical target. The integration of AI algorithms represents a significant advancement in thermal analysis, aiming to optimize cooling mechanisms and enhance energy efficiency.
Investigating the Health Claims and Regulatory Considerations of Kangen Water: a Comprehensive Analysis with Python and Spiritual Insights
Authors: - Sayyed Aamir Hussain
Published: May 2024

In recent years, Kangen water has emerged as a subject of intense interest due to its purported health benefits attributed to its alkaline nature. Produced via a process known as ionization, Kangen water exhibits a higher pH level compared to regular tap water, purportedly offering numerous health advantages. However, the scientific evidence supporting these claims remains ambiguous and inconclusive. This paper embarks on a thorough exploration of Kangen water, beginning with an elucidation of the electrolysis process fundamental to its creation. Following this, the alleged health benefits are scrutinized against the backdrop of existing scientific literature, delving into studies examining its impact on various health parameters. Furthermore, an in-depth analysis of the regulatory framework surrounding Kangen water is provided, shedding light on the legal and compliance aspects governing its production, distribution, and marketing. Additionally, pragmatic considerations such as cost-effectiveness, maintenance requirements, and consumer preferences are meticulously examined to offer a holistic perspective on the practical implications of Kangen water consumption. By synthesizing scientific research, regulatory insights, and practical considerations, this paper endeavors to furnish a comprehensive understanding of Kangen water, enabling consumers to make informed decisions regarding its usage while facilitating regulatory agencies in formulating appropriate guidelines to ensure public health and safety.
Detecting Phishing Links Analysis using Machine Learning
Authors: - K.N.S.B.V.MANJUSHA , - D.JAYA KUMARI
Published: May 2024

This proposed strategy for identifying phishing websites employed the Gradient Boosting Classifier model, focusing on various aspects of URL significance. By meticulously extracting and comparing different characteristics between legitimate and phishing URLs, our approach leverages the Gradient Boosting Classifier to identify phishing URLs effectively. The study's findings underscore the successful application of our suggested approach in real-time, demonstrating its ability to distinguish between legitimate and bogus websites. Given the relentless evolution of phishing techniques facilitated by advancing technology, employing anti-phishing methods is imperative. Phishing attacks, which often rely on deceptive websites closely resembling genuine ones in appearance and language, pose a significant threat. Machine learning emerges as a robust tool in thwarting such assaults, offering the ability to discern subtle patterns indicative of malicious intent. Phishing remains a preferred tactic for attackers due to its effectiveness in bypassing traditional security measures. By duping unsuspecting users into clicking seemingly authentic yet malicious links, attackers exploit human vulnerability, highlighting the importance of proactive detection mechanisms. In this context, our utilization of the Gradient Boosting Classifier underscores the efficacy of machine learning in fortifying defenses against phishing attacks. As cyber threats evolve, embracing innovative approaches like machine learning becomes essential in safeguarding against emerging risks.
A View on a PHP-Based Project for A Donation and Waste Food Management System
Authors: - Rupali Maske , - Rohit Wagh , - Akash Verma , - Omkar Thopate , - Basant Bhagat
Published: May 2024

Food waste is a problem that affects everyone. People are impacted anywhere it is present, including in our homes, schools, restaurants, grocery stores, places of business, and even in transportation. With the help of this software, hotels can give leftover food to those in need while reducing food waste. With the help of this software, users may sign up, log in, see, add, and remove products from their carts, and then log out of the system. Additionally, this software contained a real-time database. Through this app, food donors may enter information about their donations, and NGO volunteers can see the photographs of the food that each donor has contributed. Food waste is a widespread issue in our culture. Management of food waste is essential since it may increase our sustainability both economically and environmentally. We have determined how mobile technology may be used to minimize food waste management, and we have developed an android mobile application that enables restaurants or individual users to share and donate their leftover food with those in need. We intended to
complete this project in order to use an Android application to lessen food waste. The visitor may log in and input the kind, quantity, and location of food that is offered in this project. The agent is then sent a brief notice. The agent at that location may log in and get the donor's data after receiving the notice. The software allows the donor to create an account, and he may log in to add the location and food data anytime there is food waste. The agent is also capable of retrieving the data and holding an account. Once the information has been retrieved, the agent may go get food from the donor and provide it to the orphans or other needy people. Food redistribution is an incredibly effective social innovation initiative that addresses food poverty and waste. Because it has a distinct account for every user, the user's information is kept private
The Impact of Social Media Usage on Business Performance Makeup Artists Mediated by Competitive Advantage (Study on The Makeup Artist Services Business in Indonesia)
Authors: - Anis Choirun Nisak , - Wahdiyat Moko
Published: May 2024

The objective of this inquiry is to investigate how social media use affects the performance of service-based companies. The research involved surveying 112 makeup artist business owners in Indonesia, using quantitative techniques, and examining the collected information with SmartPLS (Partial Least Square). The results reveal that social media utilization has a noteworthy and positive impact on business performance, with competitive advantage serving as a mediator in this connection (partial mediation). Additionally, the study indicates that social media is an effective tool for enhancing marketing efforts, customer service, and accessibility to information, which can lead to improved performance. As a result, companies that can achieve and maintain a competitive advantage can automatically achieve good business performance.
Portrayal of Ecological Crisis with Interventions in North East India: An Analytical Study from Nagaland Poetic Perspectives
Authors: - Toshisangla , - Shabith Abbas Jafri , - A. Amaladoss
Published: May 2024

ABSTRACT
Ecological concerns and crises are the priorities in the 21st century throughout the world, Asian countries, and India respectively. This research study investigates the portrayal of environmental and ecological problems and issues in North East India through an analytical lens and perspectives rooted in the poetic descriptions and expressions of the North East Region. By nature, Northeast India is characterized by its unique cultural heritage and rich biodiversity confronting various ecological challenges. Some of the challenges range from habitat loss and deforestation to climate change influences and loss of tribal ecosystems, indigenous knowledge traditional practices, and so on. In this article, the researcher through an analytical examination of poems from North East Indian poets particularly from Nagaland highlights the intricate connections between ecological literature and traditional identity, shedding light on the North Eastern region's ecological concerns and the ways in artistically expressed through poetic discourse. In this study, the following Naga poetic expressions Monalisa Changkija, Temsula Ao, Nini Lungalang, and Easterine Kire are considered. Throughout this paper, the scholar examines how the poets from the Nagaland region try to understand, perceive, interpret, and respond to environmental problems portraying the role of literature in promoting ecological awareness, lobbying, advocacy, and stewardship.
Problems of Anxiety among Differently Abled Children - An Academic Perspective
Authors: - D.VASANTHA KUMARI , - PROF. V. VENKATESWARLU
Published: May 2024

Differently abled children may feel sometimes confused, insecurity, anxious, disoriented, isolated, worried, rigid and less happy. These emotions fluctuate and subject to turbulent and unpredictable behavior. Stress therapy can lead to a reduction in stress, anxiety, better sleep, a strong system, improved relationships, better academic results, improved performance at work and even a better memory. The present study examines the stress and anxiety levels among the differently abled children in the selected study area and it analyzes the effectiveness of stress therapy on the anxiety levels among the differently abled children. The study further evaluates the association between the demographic variables and the anxiety level among the differently abled children.The present research study adopts Descriptive Research Design. Both primary and secondary data were utilized for drawing conclusions from the study. Interview Schedule method was employed to extract the primary data from the selected sample respondents. The sampling area selected for the study was Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh. The sample size comprises 140 sample respondents. The nature of the sample was that of the physically challenged children with different disabilities studying at different special schools in the study area. Statistical tools like percentages, mean, standard deviation, t-test and chi-square test were applied in order to draw the inferences from the study data. The study concludes that there exists a significant difference between the pre and post stress therapy anxiety levels among the differently abled children and there exists a significant association between the demographic variables and the anxiety levels of the differently abled children. The study further concludes that the stress therapy and other practices of stress management are very helpful for reducing the anxiety and stress levels among the differently abled children especially in the perspectives of academic aspects.
Industrial Growth and Environmental Pollution
Authors: - Shakila M Ahmed , - Dr. Sonal Bhatt
Published: May 2024

Industrial growth has started to affect the entire environment with its sever downside problems. The formation of massive pollution making industries are the result of the constant need and greed of the human being. These industries include, transportation and manufacturing, which are exhausting the earth’s resources, but also causing tremendous stress on the environment and ecological system. The productiveness of industries generally depends on the natural resources available.
Perception Toward Work-Life Balance Among Healthcare Professionals
Authors: - Prini Varghese , - Akhila Ramesh , - Aleena Anna Sajan
Published: May 2024

Background: Globally, work-life imbalance is a growing concern, especially among healthcare professionals like nurses and doctors. The ‘Work-Life Balance’ is a harmonious equilibrium between an individual's professional and personal responsibilities and being comfortable managing both work and non-work obligations.
Methods: A descriptive single-centered quantitative study was conducted among 100 healthcare professionals (50 doctors and 50 nurses) in Kochi, focusing on work-life balance. Data was collected through a Semi-structured questionnaire to assess the socio-demographic data and a questionnaire for self-assessing work-life balance was used. The data was analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. The comparison of work-life balance between nurses and doctors was computed by using an independent t-test.
Results: The majority (65%) of the healthcare professionals were less than thirty years old. Most of them were married (76%) and had children (47%). There was a statistically significant association between monthly income and work-life balance (P=0.001). Around 23% of the health professionals had a poor work-life balance, 57% had a borderline work-life balance and 20% of them maintained a good work-life balance. There was a statistically significant difference between the work-life balance of nurses and doctors (P=0.001)
Conclusion: The study findings revealed that majority of the healthcare professionals have a borderline work-life balance, indicating the need for immediate action to prevent further issues from escalating. Maintaining a balanced work-life is important for healthcare productivity, job satisfaction, positive clinical outcomes, and high-quality patient care and safety.
Challenges in Manpower Management: Discuss the Challenges Faced by the Automotive Industry in Managing Manpower Due to Rigid Labor Laws and Complex Legal Systems, Especially Concerning Temporary Increases in Workforce to Meet Demand Fluctuations
Authors: - Jitendra Sopan Polekar , - Dr. Kalpana Lodha
Published: May 2024

The automotive industry is at the forefront of technological innovation and economic growth. However, it faces significant challenges in manpower management, particularly due to rigid labor laws and complex legal systems. These challenges are exacerbated when addressing temporary workforce increases to meet demand fluctuations. This paper aims to discuss the multifaceted issues that arise in the context of labor flexibility, talent acquisition, and retention strategies within the automotive sector. Firstly, the industry contends with the difficulty of attracting and retaining talent in a competitive landscape where technology companies and startups often offer more appealing opportunities. The rapid pace of technological advancements demands a workforce that is adaptable and skilled in new and evolving competencies. However, traditional labor laws often do not accommodate the flexible arrangements required to attract such talent. Secondly, the high turnover rate within the automotive industry further complicates manpower management. The need to cultivate leaders from within is hindered by generational differences and a redundant skill set that is increasingly becoming automated. This situation is compounded by the industry’s struggle to maintain employee health and safety, which is paramount given the physical nature of manufacturing jobs. Lastly, the legal complexities associated with temporary staffing to manage demand peaks present a significant hurdle. The industry must navigate a labyrinth of employment regulations that vary by region and often restrict the ability to swiftly adjust workforce levels in response to market needs. The automotive industry must develop robust strategies to overcome these challenges. This includes fostering organizational resilience, reimagining talent management, and advocating for labor law reforms that reflect the dynamic nature of the industry and its workforce requirements. The ability to adapt to these challenges will be a determining factor in the industry’s capacity to sustain innovation and growth in the coming years.
Design And Development Of Automated Electrical Circuit Fault Protector With Alarm System
Authors: - Prof. George D. Daliva
Published: May 2024

In response to the critical need for fire and accident prevention in homes and establishments, this research presents an automated electrical circuit fault protector with an alarm system. The device automatically interrupts current flow upon detecting short circuits and overloads, safeguarding against potential hazards. Objectives include assessing sensitivity to faults, evaluating wireless remote-control performance, examining sound clarity, and ensuring voltage stability post-fault events. Equipped with a resettable system, the device allows manual or remote control. Using a developmental research method, data collection employed researcher-made observation and evaluation sheets. Thirty expert evaluators assessed the device. Micro testing revealed that the device was sensitive to faults and automatically triggered the alarm. With an overload rating of 1,500-3,000 watts, the device shuts off power automatically after the overload occurs and back to normal with a stable voltage once the problem was fixed, though this device was primarily designed only for micro-testing this device was customizable to user needs. Its alarm system boasts an audible range of up to 20 meters the same is through with remote control operation. Overall, the device effectively detects faults, incorporates an audible alarm, and supports remote operation, serving as a crucial safety measure against electrical mishaps and very acceptable in terms of design, composition, safety, and operating performance.
A Research Article On: Development and Evaluation of a Herbal Face Pack
Authors: - Shivani Gaikwad , - Akshata Fasale , - Nikhil Bhujbal
Published: May 2024

Cosmetics are commercially available products that are used to improve the appearance of the skin by action of cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness. From the ancient time, different herbs are used for cleansing, beautifying and also to manage them. Face skin is the major part of the body, which indicates the health of an individual. It consists of materials such as amino acids, lipids & carbohydrates etc. So that a balance nutrition is required for the skin to keep it clear and glossy and healthy. In ayurveda, a herbal paste which is called as “Mukha Lepa” is used for a facial therapy. This herbal paste is used on face to treat acne, pimple, scars, marks & pigments.
Game Playing in Artifical Intelligence
Authors: - Vanita
Published: May 2024

Abstract: This paper focuses on the how Game Playing is an important domain of Artificial intelligence .AI is also used in game playing. Various researchers have extensively contributed for computer game –playing methods. Games don’t require much knowledge: the only knowledge we need to provide is the rules, legal moves and the condition of winning or losing Game . Both players try to win the game . so both of them try to make the best possible move at each turn. Shannon’s paper on chess-playing and Samuel’s checkers are considered as land marks in the area of computer game playing. We also explain in this paper major components of game playing program , static evaluation function generator, game playing strategies: i) minimax strategy ii) minimax strategy with alpha – beta cutoffs.
Women's Participation in the Legal System: Challenges and Progress
Authors: - PRATYUSH PRAKARSH , - MANSI
Published: May 2024

This research paper delves into the multifaceted aspects of women's participation in the legal system, examining both historical barriers and contemporary challenges. It investigates the representation of women in various legal professions, their access to justice, and the impact of gender biases on their experiences within the legal framework. Moreover, it explores initiatives and strategies aimed at enhancing women's participation and achieving gender equality within the legal sphere. By analyzing existing literature and empirical data, this paper offers insights into the progress made, remaining obstacles, and future directions for advancing women's rights and representation in the legal system.
E-waste Facility Locator
Authors: - Patlolla Madhu Sree Reddy , - Jampana Akash Kumar Reddy , - P. Maheshwar Reddy , - A. V. L. Prasuna
Published: May 2024

Integrated mobile application and website offer a holistic e-waste management solution with multilingual, chatbot-driven assistance. Users can efficiently locate the nearest e-waste facility using path optimization and, upon device input, instantly view the rewards they'll receive post-disposal, which may include cryptocurrency, vouchers, NFTs, or cashback points, based on valuable materials recovered. To enhance user awareness, our platform delivers educational pop-ups related to users' recent search history, educating them about harmful and valuable components in their old devices. Furthermore, users can utilize AI and ML for quick assessments by uploading device pictures. In the spirit of sustainability, the platform allows users to not only dispose of their old devices but also purchase materials recovered from e-waste disposal. We are committed to cost-effective development, ensuring an economical yet environmentally conscious service that encompasses both a mobile app and website.
Social And Cultural Implications of Live-In Relationships In India
Authors: - Sanskar Krishnan , - Ishita Srivastava
Published: May 2024

Live-in relationships, is considered taboo in traditional Indian society, have gradually emerged as a significant phenomenon with far-reaching social and cultural implications. Live-in relationships, in modern Indian society, challenge traditional norms regarding partnership and familial arrangements. This form of cohabitation, wherein unmarried couples choose to live together in a relationship akin to marriage. Several factors contribute to the increasing acceptance of live-in relationships in India. Urbanization, globalization, and exposure to Western cultures through media have influenced Indian societal norms. Younger generations are more open to exploring alternative lifestyles and relationships. With more women entering the workforce and achieving financial independence, there a shift in attitudes towards traditional gender roles and marriage. Couples often prefer to test their compatibility before committing to marriage. This paper will cover social legal aspects of live-in relationships in India. Through amendments, the law has had enough of a chance to characterize these societal changes. It can't be static; while looking at the historical backdrop of how Hindu regulation developed, it is apparent that it was never static yet sporadically different to address the troubles introduced by moving cultural examples at different moments.
Multimodal Authentication System with Gender Classification
Authors: - B Nikitha , - U. Chaitanya , - Ashwapuram Arshith Madhav , - Buragadda Hariprasad Goud
Published: May 2024

Multimodal authentication system which takes input as face, fingerprint and iris images and fusion of these images is done after the feature extraction. The fused images is used to authenticate the user. If the user is authenticated user then it also classifies the gender of the user
Effect of Yogic Practices on Concentration of Senior Secondary School Students
Authors: - Sunita , - Dr. Shobha
Published: May 2024

Aim of this study is to find the effect of yogic practices on concentration of senior secondary school students. There were 100 participants (50 from control group and 50 from experimental group) in this study. Yogic practices for 6 months (daily for 1 hour) were done by experimental group students and control group students did no yogic practices. Digit letter Substitution Test (DLST) tool was used for measuring the concentration of students. Mean and standard deviation was calculated for determining the nature of data. T-test was used to find the significant difference between the pre-test and post - test scores. Results show that there is a significant and important difference in concentration of experimental and control group of senior secondary school students
Hip Flexion Angle Measurements during Slr with Addition of Cervical and Lower Extremity Maneuvers
Authors: - Arpita Vikrant Mehta , - Akshaya Narayan Iyer , - Sayali Yadav
Published: May 2024

The aim is to determine the effect of neural tension producing movement of cervical spine and lower extremity and the subjects were tested and was found that there was decrease in Rom added together.
The Impact of Inflation on Institutional Investors' Behaviour in the Indian Stock Market
Authors: - Pavithra.R , - Shanthilakshmi.J
Published: May 2024

Inflation has a significant impact on equity markets as it can lead to a reduction in purchasing power and a reduction in real income, which in turn affects the cost of equity. While inflation generally has a negative impact on equity markets, it can have a positive effect in some cases. Investors in the Indian stock market can react to inflation by adapting their investment strategies, including changes in asset allocation, sector rotation, risk management, monitoring central banks ‘activities and adjusting their investment horizon. Institutional Investors (IIs), such as pension funds, insurance companies and mutual funds, may adjust their investment strategies in order to include more inflation-linked assets, such as Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) or inflation-indexed bonds, in order to preserve their purchasing power. In addition, their portfolios can be reallocated to assets less susceptible to the negative effects of inflation, such as equities, gold and real estate. Institutional Investors can also move their investments to sectors that tend to perform well during inflationary periods, such as consumer staples, utilities and natural resources. In addition, risk management strategies, such as diversification, hedging, or investment in inflation-protected securities, may be used to protect portfolios from inflation-induced volatility. Finally, Institutional Investors closely monitor the central bank's activities, such as interest rates of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and monetary policy adjustments, which may affect inflationary expectations and market sentiment. This study aims to analyse the impact of inflation on Institutional Investors’(IIs) investment behaviour in the Indian stock market.
A Study of the Baiga Women's Tradition of Tattoos, Modernization of this Art and Situation of Tattoo Industry in India
Authors: - Sandesh Bandhu , - Nishant Kumar Singh , - Prof. Vishwambhar Nath Sharma
Published: May 2024

The Polynesian term "Ta," which signifies hitting something, or the Tahitian word "tatau," according to some anthropologists, may be the source of the word "tattoo." It is "to mark something." Since before the start of the Christian era (CE), tattooing—a kind of bodily modification—has been ingrained in the cultures of many indigenous tribes worldwide. It is also demonstrated by anthropological evidence of various tattoo designs from various cultures that tattooing originated independently in many parts of the world. For various tribes across the nation, getting tattoos has always been an essential aspect of daily life. Tattoos are considered an essential component of the culture and history of the Baiga tribe's women. With the tribal people of Central India, tattooing, sometimes referred to locally as "Godna," is a common form of body art that has deep cultural significance. In this work, the importance of tattoo culture among the women of the Baiga tribe in central India is discussed and examined. This study aims to provide an overview of the Baiga tribe the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) of Central India. It also explains the tattooing process, from the development of the indelible ink to the tattoo artist's application of the ink into the skin's dermis layer. At present, this art has been modernized to a great extent and the tattoo industry has become a major identity all over the world. At the same time, it has spread to many states in India as well. There are immense possibilities of development in this field in the future.
सोशल मीडया का समाज पर प्रभाव और चुनौतिया
Authors: - कुमारी ममता सिंह
Published: May 2024

आजकल सोशल मीडिया का प्रचलन बहु
त तेजी से बढ़ रहा है | सोशल मीडिया पर
लोगों का जमावडा बढ़ता जा रहा है | इसकी लोकप्रप्रयता ने इस माध्यम को
जनसंपकक और प्रवज्ञापन का उपरण बना दिया है | यह आज ऑनलाइन बाजार में
तब्िील होता जा रहा है | नागररकों के अभिव्यक्तत की स्वतंत्रता लोकतंत्र का एक
अहम पहल है। इस अधिकार के उपयोग के भलये सोशल मीडिया ने जो अवसर
नागररकों को दिये हैं, उसकी कल्पना िी नहीं की जा सकती है | असल, इस
मंच के जररये समाज में बिलाव की बयार लाई जा सकती है। लेककन, धचंता का
प्रवषय यह है | सोशल मीडिया की भमका सामाक्जक समरसता को बबगाडने और
सकारात्मक सोच की जगह समाज को बााँटने वाली सोच को बढ़ावा ने वाली हो
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Authors: - Samridhi
Published: May 2024

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