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Infestación por Triatominos domiciliarios en la comunidad de Caramarca.
Authors: Escalera Garro Naira , Camacho Jeniffer Karen , Claros Gutiérrez Luis
Published: May 2024

Introducción: La enfermedad de Chagas es una enfermedad parasitaria causada por el protozoario flagelado Trypanosoma cruzi, el cual normalmente es transmitido al ser humano por medio de insectos triatominos de la familia Reduviidae, son estrictamente hematófagos, es una patología crónica, los órganos diana principalmente afectados son el corazón y el tubo digestivo, los cuales derivan en cardiomiopatía y megacolon chagásico.  El objetivo del estudio fue establecer la prevalencia y los factores de infestación en la región de Caramarca. Metodología: el estudio fue cuantitativo, descriptivo, transversal, observacional; se verificó en 120 casas, los criterios de inclusión fueron todas las casas pertenecientes a la comunidad de Caramarca, el registro de datos se realizó en una guía de observación que contenía las variables de características de las viviendas, presencia de corrales, entre otros; los resultados fueron procesados estadísticamente. Resultados: De las 120 casas en dicha comunidad, en el 60,8 % se evidenció la presencia de vinchuca; el 68 % de los hogares tiene corral de gallinas y un 54 % de conejos, 2,5 % de ovejas,6,7 % patos y un 15,8 % de ganado y el 59 % de las viviendas no tiene revoque. Discusión y Conclusión: la prevalencia de infestación por triatominos domiciliaros en la comunidad, es significativa y alarmante, evidenciándose una cantidad elevada de casas infestadas, por lo tanto, se debe de implementar estrategias para frenar y minimizar la infestación, con fumigaciones, promoción y prevención; y así contribuir a mitigar la enfermedad; por medio de medidas preventivas que están al alcance de las familias y las instancias locales.
Adaptive Market Hypothesis And Overconfidence Bias
Authors: Mahjoubi Manel , Henchiri Jamel Eddine
Published: May 2024

This paper examines the effect of excessive investor confidence on market efficiency. We study this impact for 21 developed markets and 25 emerging markets for a period from January 2006 until June 2020. First, we estimate weak market efficiency using the auto-correlation test (Ljung-Box, 1978). Thus, based on the adaptive approach, we assume that the overconfidence of investors has a negative impact on market efficiency. Concerning the over-confidence variable; we use the transaction volume decomposition method of Chuang and Lee (2006). Finally, we used the logit panel model to study the impact the impact of investor overconfidence on market efficiency. The result shows that during our study period, the trust bias had no impact either on the efficiency of developed markets or on the efficiency of emerging markets. We attribute this result to successive crises during our study period, including the subprime crisis, the eurozone crisis, the stock market crash in China, and the COVID crisis, which likely caused investors to become pessimistic and lose confidence in the stock market.
Fiscal Policy And Poverty In The Southern African Customs Union: The Case Of Frontier Technology Readiness Index and Skills
Authors: Aromolaran Opeyemi , Ngepah Nicholas
Published: May 2024

The study examines the relationship between fiscal policy, the level of poverty, and the frontier technology readiness index (skill) in the Southern African Customs Union over the period of 2012 to 2022. The technique of pooled ordinary least squares was used to ascertain the empirical findings, while the LLC and IPS established the stationarity of the variables. The empirical findings show that government expenditure on education, indirect taxes, and the skills index directly affect household consumption expenditure significantly and, by implication, reduce poverty. However, the interaction of government expenditure on education and skills significantly reduces household final consumption expenditure. The essence of the study is that the respective government in the Southern African Customs Union should harness efforts towards integrating relevant skills into the educational system in light of the 21st-century technology revolution. It is admitted that previous studies have largely concentrated on issues such as income inequality, financial inclusion, government expenditure program in addressing the problem of poverty in developing economies, this study, while observing the crucial role of fiscal policy, evaluates the effect of a frontier technology readiness index, skills, in abating the severity of poverty in the region.
Role of Mediterranean Diet and Physical Activity in the Prevention and Treatment of Depression
Authors: - JYOTI
Published: May 2024

The Mediterranean diet, characterized by an abundance of whole grains, plant foods, olive oil and moderate intake of fish has been associated with a variety of disease outcomes. The Mediterranean diet is recognised as a healthful dietary pattern and has been extensively associated with chronic disease risk reduction. Consumption of food groups in the Mediterranean-based diet has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties which improves endothelial function and neuronal membrane composition. Engagement in physical activity, on the other hand, has anti-inflammatory and neuro-chemical effects that sustains cerebral blood flow, improves aerobic capacity and cerebral nutrient supply, and improves secretion of enkephalins and endorphins secreted during exercise.
Walking with God on the Road of Destiny
Authors: - Solomon X. Y. Jallayu
Published: May 2024

Your earthly life is a journey. Every child of God needs to know that this journey requires walking with God. The unfortunate thing is that many people do not know that God has a plan and purpose for their life on earth before going to heaven. The Bible has a lot to say about how to prepare and face the future when you are on your earthly journey. It speaks honestly about the difficulties you must face on your journey and how God can preserve your life and prosper you. This book is a compilation of sermons preached in churches and at conferences, workshops, and leadership seminars. You will journey with Joseph, an Old Testament Bible character, and see how his life circumstances are used to help you understand your walk with God toward your destiny. The entire book covers Genesis 37-45. From these chapters, eight themes or subjects are drawn as the book chapters. Chapters are prepared so that you can read them on your own or with a group. As you read them, it is hoped that they will inspire you to discover who you are and where God is leading you in your life. Be sure to read the selected chapters in your Bible that go along with each lesson. Also, take time to look up the Bible references mentioned throughout this book. My prayer is that you find this book helpful as you either begin or continue your journey of discovery in your walk with God on the road of destiny.
Comparative Analysis of 4G and 5G Networks: A Review Study
Authors: - Mukul Vishwakarma , - Arpita Nigam
Published: May 2024

The transition from 4G to 5G networks marks a significant leap in telecommunications technology, promising faster speeds, lower latency, and enhanced connectivity. This research paper conducts a thorough comparative analysis and visualization of key attributes between 4G and 5G networks. Leveraging data visualization techniques and Python libraries such as Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, and Bokeh, the study aims to provide insights into the advancements and benefits offered by 5G technology over its predecessor, 4G. Additionally, the paper explores broader implications, including economic, societal, and environmental impacts of 5G adoption.
Exploring Rajaswala Paricharya: A Holistic Ayurvedic Perspective on Women's Well-being
Authors: - Aditi Subhash Sirsat
Published: May 2024

Within Ayurveda, menstruation is viewed as a natural physiological process regulated by Doshas, necessitating specific lifestyle adjustments known as Rajaswala Paricharya to maintain women's health and potentially safeguard the well-being of future generations. Despite its intrinsic importance, contemporary awareness and adherence to Rajaswala Paricharya have waned, partly due to the dissemination of misinformation by media and menstrual product manufacturers. While global health initiatives prioritize adolescent reproductive health and sanitation, they often overlook the traditional practices advocated by Ayurveda. Ayurvedic practitioners play a crucial role in advocating for Rajaswala Paricharya to fortify female reproductive health, aiming to prevent Dosha imbalances, Ama formation, and fortify Agni. By encouraging adherence to these guidelines, women may experience reduced menstrual symptoms and better navigate the physiological and psychological changes associated with menstruation. Furthermore, the integration of modern scientific research could provide empirical validation for the efficacy of Rajaswala Paricharya, reinforcing its significance in contemporary women's health practices. Thus, fostering a positive perception and adherence to Rajaswala Paricharya is paramount for empowering women and promoting holistic well-being.
L’union Africaine Et La Mise En ŒUvre Des Institutions Financieres Regionales Prevues Par L’acte Constitutif
Authors: - BALOWE BALOWE Barthélemy Baron
Published: May 2024

le projet panafricain de mettre en place un cadre monétaire et financier régional, est depuis longtemps l’objectif des pères fondateurs de l’unité africaine. Le processus de la mise en œuvre de ces institutions financières prévues par l’Acte constitutif de l'UA a connu certes des progrès lents. Ces institutions sont d’une importance non négligeable pour promouvoir et catalyser la mobilisation des ressources intérieures en vue d’un développement auto-entretenu du continent. Réussir ce pari exiger des Etats de la région une volonté affirmée et de la bonne gouvernance.
Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma of Minor Salivary gland Mimicking as Traumatic Fibroma: A Rare Case Report
Authors: - Ajay Kumar Rana , - Guru Prasad R , - Narrotam Ghezta , - Deeksha Sharma , - Rajkumari Ranjeeta Devi
Published: May 2024

This comprehensive case report details a rare presentation of Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma (MEC) in the minor salivary gland, manifesting with clinical characteristics remarkably similar to those of a benign fibroma. MEC, a predominant malignancy within the salivary gland neoplasms, primarily affects the major salivary glands, with occurrences in the minor glands being particularly rare and challenging to diagnose due to their indolent progression and atypical presentations. This report highlights the case of a 69-year-old female who presented with a painless, gradually enlarging mass in the floor of the mouth, initially presumed to be a traumatic fibroma based on its clinical appearance and location. Histopathological examination following an excisional biopsy revealed it to be intermediate-grade MEC, characterized by a mix of intermediate, epidermoid, and mucus-producing cells, along with notable mitotic activity and perineural invasion. Treatment includes surgical excision with clear margins and consideration of adjuvant radiotherapy, according to current guidelines for MEC management. This case underscores the critical importance of histopathological analysis in the differential diagnosis of oral lesions and the necessity for a high degree of clinical suspicion for malignancies in cases of atypical presentations. This case adds valuable insight into the diverse presentations of MEC and reinforces the importance of considering this diagnosis in the evaluation of persistent oral lesions, particularly when they mimic benign conditions.
Evaluating Color Stability of Three Different Provisional Crown Materials: A Short Study
Authors: - Sudhir Meena , - Joshi Hiral Bhaskarrai , - Samani Khushbu Bhadresh , - Harshvardhan Arora
Published: May 2024

Purpose: To evaluate and compare the colour stability of three different provisional restorations using three different pigmented solutions
Material and Methods: Total six samples of each material for each group ( Self-cure PMMA, Revotek LC, and CAD-CAM milled ) with the following specifications 2mm occlusal reduction, 1.5 axial reduction, 1mm round chamfer finish line, 6° convergence angle. This prepared tooth will be used as a guide for the metal die. After immersion in a staining solution of synthetic saliva (control), synthetic saliva and tea, synthetic saliva, and turmeric, on the 1st, 7th and 30th-day color measurement was done using a Spectrophotometer.
Results: Mean values were compared using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) (statistically significant when P < 0.05). Post hoc test using Tukey’s honestly significant difference was employed to identify significant groups (statistically significant when P < 0.05). Repeated measures of ANOVA were performed to analyze the color stability of the different specimens at different periods of storage. Significant groups were identified using the Bonferroni test.
Conclusion: Maximum discoloration was seen in synthetic saliva &turmeric solution for all the two materials. CAD-CAM is the best material out of both if the provisional restoration has to be given for a longer duration in the esthetic region.
E Voting System using Blockchain
Authors: - Jyoti Nandimath , - Dhairyasheel bhosale , - Shubham solanke , - Vaibhav khiste , - Smit vachhani
Published: May 2024

Voting in a democratic manner is extremely important in all countries. However, there are problems with transparency, low voter turnout, and security with conventional voting techniques such as ballot papers and electronic voting machines. The adoption of digital voting systems depends on security, which guarantees defense against data breaches and cyberattacks, particularly during crucial decision-making processes.
Stock-GPT
Authors: - Shreyas N M , - Pradip Kumar Das , - Sanath Prasanna Rajur
Published: May 2024

This project entails enhancing the accuracy of OpenAI Chat GPT-3.5 Turbo by training it with a carefully selected dataset of Q&A related to the Indian stock market. By leveraging Flask, we develop a user-friendly interface that provides easy access to valuable insights for making informed decisions. Our goal is to equip users with a deep understanding of stock market dynamics, assisting both investors and enthusiasts in navigating the intricacies of financial markets. By blending advanced NLP methods with intuitive interface design, we strive to create a smooth interaction experience that boosts engagement and encourages informed financial choices.
A Critical Analysis of Void Agreement Under Indian Contract Act and Navigating Its Implications
Authors: - Ruchita Ramisetty , - Teena Anil Sundarbanshi
Published: May 2024

This research paper goes into the complexities of contract law, with a primary focus on Void Agreements under the Indian Contract Act of 1872. It covers the idea, legal context, and effects of void agreements, as well as how to navigate legal challenges and current legislative modifications. This study attempts to give a nuanced knowledge of void agreements and their repercussions on contractual relationships by conducting a complete examination of literature, case studies, and comparative studies with international contract law.
The introduction of the article provides a summary of the Indian Contracts Act of 1872, as well as the basic definitions and features of Contracts, Void Agreements, and so on. The study design focuses on providing a concise description of the research purpose, objectives, methodology, research questions, scope, and limits. The Review of Literature analyses and describes the various websites, articles, and blogs that were used in this research to delve into the various perspectives and aspects of the main topic. It includes the key contents of each website, as well as the possible conclusion and key findings.
Beginning with a review of contract law in India, it dives into the fundamentals of valid contracts, types of contracts, and invalid agreements, illuminating their definition, features, and major legal clauses. This research provides practical insights into contract nullification, restitution, and the impact on concerned parties by thoroughly examining numerous grounds for voidability and conducting individual case analyses. Furthermore, it addresses legal issues related to void agreements and offers a comparison analysis with foreign contract law frameworks. This study intends to contribute to a more sophisticated understanding of void agreements and their implications in contractual partnerships by reviewing recent legislative revisions and making relevant proposals for future legal reforms.
The conclusion highlights the research's primary results and ideas, as well as all of the subsections written throughout the study. The report concludes with some recommendations for future legislative revisions regarding void agreements based on the research findings. The last section, which includes the bibliography and references, gives a list of all sources cited throughout the work, using the relevant citation style requirements.
Protecting Intellectual Property Rights in the Digital Age
Authors: - Deepak Kumar , - Prashant Kumar
Published: May 2024

This research paper discusses safeguarding intellectual property rights (IPR) amidst emerging technologies and cyber threats. In the digital age, safeguarding intellectual property rights (IPR) amidst emerging technologies and cyber threats necessitates a proactive and collaborative approach. This research paper explores the multifaceted challenges and opportunities surrounding IPR protection, focusing on the impacts of artificial intelligence, blockchain, 3D printing, and the Internet of Things. By analyzing legal responses, technological solutions, international cooperation efforts, and future trends, it equips stakeholders with insights to navigate this complex terrain effectively. The paper advocates for dynamic regulatory frameworks that balance innovation with risk management and societal interests, emphasizing cross-sector collaboration in policy development. It also highlights the importance of public awareness and education in empowering individuals to navigate emerging technology landscapes safely. Additionally, the paper addresses the historical background, types of IPR, contemporary issues, cyber security challenges, and collaboration between stakeholders. By implementing comprehensive strategies and fostering collaboration, organizations can uphold the integrity of intellectual property rights, incentivize innovation, and maintain a competitive edge in the digital landscape.
Beyond the Melody: The Symbolic Meaning of Kɔkɔsakyi by Augustine Adu Safo
Authors: - Emmanuel Obed Acquah , - George Asabre Maclean
Published: May 2024

This research delves into the musical iconicity found within Adu Safo's music composition, "Kɔkɔsakyi" (Vulture), going beyond its mere melody to explore its cultural and symbolic dimensions. Employing a semiotic framework, the composition was sampled purposefully and used as case study to examine how various musical elements evoke and symbolize non-musical concepts, particularly focusing on the representation of the vulture as a symbol of procrastination within Ghanaian society. Using the idea of the theory of semiotics and its inherent analytical frame, the study unravels the understanding of Adu Safo's compositional techniques, shedding light on the creation of iconic music. Key findings indicate that "Kɔkɔsakyi" skillfully utilises melody, rhythm, and lyrics to depict the character of the vulture, offering insightful reflections on the perils of procrastination. By integrating sound and text within the cultural context of Kɔkɔsakyi, the composition underscores the capacity of a musical composition as a potent medium for conveying socio-cultural values. Ultimately, this paper serves as a valuable resource for educators, students, and composers alike, offering insights into the use of iconic representations in art music compositions.
Exploring the Relationship Between Quality of Work Life and Motivational Theories
Authors: - Pooja Gupta , - Pragya Singh
Published: May 2024

The aim of the present research paper is to examine the relationship between some popular motivational theories and the quality of work life in order to understand the role which motivation play to enhance quality of work life. It discusses the famous motivational theories like Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs, Herzberg’s two factor theory, Alderfer’s ERG theory, McClelland’s needs theory in a very comprehensive way by a thorough literature review. The paper examines Maslow’ claim that satisfying fundamental needs has a positive influence on QWL, Herzberg’s classification of motivational and hygiene factors contributes to QWL, Alderfer’s ERG theory of employee’s existence, relatedness and growth needs improves QWL, McClelland’s needs theory of meeting employee’s achievement, power and affiliation needs is positively correlated with QWL. Findings show that motivation plays a crucial role in determining job satisfaction, impacting organizational commitment, encouraging a healthy work-life balance and benefiting employee general well-being. The paper concludes by emphasizing that it is significant to integrate motivational theories into organizational practices to optimize QWL.
Exploring the Influence of Music on Work Performance among IT Sector Employees
Authors: - Nimisha Singh
Published: May 2024

Employees are the cornerstone of an organization's progress and prosperity. Today, businesses recognize them not just as contributors to productivity, but as essential partners and stakeholders crucial for achieving long-term objectives. Music serves as a powerful tool for enhancing mood and reducing stress, making it a significant aid in restoring focus and momentum at work. Our experiment delves into the effects of music on the work performance of young employees aged 20-25, shedding light on its potential benefits in optimizing productivity and well-being
A Study on the Status of Older Adult Residents of Srilankan Refugee Camp in Puzhal
Authors: - R Sonali Devi , - R SakthiPriya , - A Thirumagal Rajam , - Rufus Singh
Published: May 2024

The research talks about the status of older adult residents in the Sri Lankan refugee camp at Puzhal, Chennai. As the older adult resident are the first generation of Sri Lankan residents to move due to the political war in their country to different parts of the world including India, they have seen a fair share of struggle in displacement and settlement in other nations. The research understands the physical, social and economic status of older adult residents. Their access to humanitarian assistance programs and living conditions were also assessed. The census method of sampling was used and response from all older adult residents were taken. Suggestions from the residents through this research aims to aid the future policy making and governance for the benefit of the residents.
A Study on Mental Health Literacy of Unmarried Male Youth from Eight Villages of Aurangabad District Maharashtra, India
Authors: - Gavit Madhuri , - Dr.Pratibha Phatak
Published: May 2024

Mental health literacy in various parts of the globe among young adults showed identified depression and about a quarter shown psychoses. Around the world mental and developmental disorders in adolescent age is dramatically increasing including India.
Marathwada is one of the regions of Maharashtra which is predominately drought prone and has seen rise in higher mental health issues and suicides in the past years.
Our present research study attempted to assess the mental health literacy, mental health status of unmarried male youth from rural villages of Aurangabad district, Maharashtra, India. We also aimed to assess their help seeking behaviour and the general beliefs and attitudes they hold towards mental health.
We hypothesized that mental health literacy among unmarried male youths is poor and help seeking behaviour among this group is less. The beliefs and attitudes of this group towards mental health conditions towards both gender is poor.
In-silico Screening of Novel Drug Against Ovarian Cancer by Phytochemicals from Carica Papaya
Authors: - Surya S Krishnan , - Ajijur Rahman
Published: May 2024

Most of the women population suffer from many kinds of reproductive health issues. The cause of the diseases may be genetic or acquired causes. Ovarian cancer is a genetic aberration caused in females generation after generation. Various genes cause the genetic disorder, mainly BRCA 1 and BRCA 2. These major genes are present in chromosome 17q. 77% of the epithelial ovarian cancer tumor genes are in chromosome 17q. The disorder can be a germline mutation in females who express this disease before age 30. By DNA sequencing technology, the functioning of BRCA1 and BRCA2 can be discovered along with the involvement of the additional genes that compromise the homologous recombination (HR) pathway. Epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) is the deadliest gynecological cancer and presents a major clinical challenge due to limited treatment options. Folate receptor alpha (FRα), encoded by the FOLR1 gene in chromosome 11q13.4, is an attractive therapeutic target due to its prevalent and high expression in EOC cells. The folate receptors FOLR1 and FOLR2 are overexpressed in multiple cancers. The overexpression of FOLR1 is often associated with increased cancer progression and poor patient prognosis. There is emerging evidence that FOLR1 is involved in signaling pathways that are independent of one-carbon metabolism.
Corporate Social Responsibility and Stock Price Reactions
Authors: - Siti Mufadlilah , - Dewi Sriani
Published: May 2024

This research aims to investigate the impact of CSR disclosure on share prices, mediated by profitability. This research uses a quantitative method and gathering secondary data from OSIRIS and Company Sustainability Reports on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) website, as well as relevant company websites. This study's sample consists of 99 mining companies from 2018 to 2022. To determine the indirect effect of the mediating variable, this study used multiple regression analysis using the IBM SPSS and the Sobel test. The findings show that CSR Disclosure has no significant effect on share prices due to the low proportion of CSR disclosures in the company's sustainability report. Meanwhile, CSR Disclosure has a significant negative effect on profitability, and profitability has a significant positive effect on share prices. Profitability can mediate the relationship between CSR Disclosure and share prices.
Gynocritical Study of Colleen Hoover’s it Ends with Us
Authors: - Dr. Ranjana Patidar
Published: May 2024

: Feminism is based, in essence, on the opinion of equality not only between men and woman, but even between women themselves. Feminism is concerned with how women are involved in the process of being and becoming — a process that reduces classification of women as the “Inferior Other Sex”. The study claims that narratives written by feminist writers such as Virginia Woolf, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Kate Chopin are Gynocritical feminists, writing about an androcentric culture and the patriarchal system of society whose sole aim is to silence and dominate women, indulged in treating them as an inferior sex, and confine them to the roles of nursing and nurturing. The present paper is an attempt to study Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us (2016) under feminist term gynocriticism, shed the light on different aspects related to women's being and becoming including emotions, the objectification of women. The study draws heavily on feminist gynocritics who present different discussions about masculine subjugation of women and feminist’s possibility towards self-realization
Digital Currency in India: Challenges and Prospects
Authors: - Jothish S , - Preeti Garg
Published: May 2024

This Paper explores the state of Digital Currency in India examining its opportunities as well as its problems. Regulatory obstacles, Technology infrastructure, financial inclusion, and possible economic gains are all covered in the conversation.
Renewable Energy for Sustainable Development in India
Authors: - Annu Kumari
Published: May 2024

The research delves into the critical interplay between renewable energy and sustainable development in India. Analyzing data on installed capacities, expenditures, and capacity additions, the study underscores India's steadfast commitment to a greener future. Fluctuations in funding and capacity additions reveal the nation's adaptability and determination to navigate challenges. The narrative of progress is evident in India's strides towards adopting cleaner energy sources like solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, and geothermal energy, reducing carbon emissions and bolstering energy security. Amid these fluctuations, India's journey stands as a testament to the transformative power of sustainable development. The nation's resolute path, propelled by robust policies and technological innovation, showcases a harmonious coexistence between human progress and environmental preservation. Ultimately, the research paints a vivid portrait of India's pivotal role in global efforts to mitigate climate change, foster economic growth, and uplift communities through renewable energy-driven sustainable development.
A Study on Customer Relationship Management in Banking Sector
Authors: - Dr. Ajay Verma , - Dr. Atul Gupta , - Mr. Tarun Sharma
Published: May 2024

ABSTRACT
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) plays a pivotal role in the Indian banking sector, offering a strategic approach to managing relationships with customers and enhancing their experience. This paper examines the impact of CRM on the banking industry in India, exploring how it can improve customer satisfaction, loyalty, and overall business performance. The study reviews existing literature and analyzes various aspects of CRM adoption in Indian banks, including challenges such as training, technology adoption, and changing customer expectations. The findings indicate that CRM strategies can significantly enhance the quality of customer service and strengthen customer relationships, leading to higher retention rates and a competitive edge in the market. Despite the challenges in implementing CRM, such as technological constraints and a lack of skilled personnel, the benefits far outweigh the obstacles. Through the effective use of CRM tools and techniques, Indian banks can foster stronger connections with customers, tailor services to individual needs, and ultimately drive growth and profitability. This paper concludes that the adoption of CRM in the Indian banking sector is essential for banks to thrive in a rapidly evolving market. By embracing CRM practices, banks can achieve higher levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty, which are crucial for long-term success in the industry.
Variation of Ultrasonic Velocity and a Few Acoustic Parameters as a Function Frequency in Some Commonly Used Edible Oils
Authors: - R Jeevan Kumar , - E Rekha
Published: May 2024

In the present investigation an attempt is made to find out whether ultrasonic velocity and acoustic parameters vary as a function of frequency by using the ultrasonic technique. Ultrasonic velocities of commercially available edible oils were various frequencies by using Ultrasonic Multi-frequency Interferometer at room temperature. The density of the oils was determined by using a specific Gravity bottle of 10ml capacity at 30±0.1ºC. The present study gives information about the ultrasonic velocity changes as a function of frequency and the data of Ultrasonic Velocity and density obtained will be highly useful in estimating various acoustic parameters such as Acoustic impedance (Z), Bulk Modulus (K), and Adiabatic Compressibility (βad). Acoustic parameters and their variation in the systems of oils studied. The variation of ultrasonic velocity is critically discussed as a function of frequency and the data presented in the present work will be highly useful in identifying the adulteration in oils.
Innovation in Transparent Technology with a Deep Dive into Iot-Connected Smart Glass
Authors: - Syeda Faqera Fatima , - Taher Hussain , - Shafeequa Anjum , - Shaik Abdul Nadeem , - Sana Fatima
Published: May 2024

The goal of the project "Innovation In Transparent Technology With A Deep Dive Into IoT-Connected Smart Glass" using YOLO Image Processing is to create a cutting-edge assistive technology solution that will increase the mobility and freedom of people who are blind or visually impaired. The goal of this project is to incorporate wearable smart glasses with real-time object recognition utilizing the YOLO (You Only Look Once) algorithm. The Arduino Nano microprocessor, buzzer, and sensors that are built into the smart glasses will allow for the real-time recognition of common objects and obstacles within the user's surroundings. The system will use an easy-to-use, accessible user interface to communicate detected objects and navigation hints to the user through buzzer and vibration.
Sleep Quality Prediction From Wearable Device Data: A Comprehensive Analysis and Model Comparison
Authors: - Hema Nagendra Sai Chanda
Published: May 2024

This study explores machine learning techniques for predicting sleep quality from wearable device data. It compares classification and regression approaches, including Random Forest, Gradient Boosting, and deep learning models like RNNs and CNNs. Results highlight the effectiveness of these models and offer insights into optimal algorithms and feature selection for accurate sleep quality prediction.
Resilience of Nurses Undergoing Rotation in Private Hospitals in Central Java
Authors: - Siti Zaenab , - Nur Setiawati Dewi , - Luky Dwiantoro
Published: May 2024

Nurse rotation can bring both positive and negative impacts. The purpose of this study was to find out the feelings felt by nurses who experience rotation in the new hospital. A mixture of quantitative and qualitative is used in this research method. The research was conducted in one of the private saki houses in Central Java. Participants were 176 men and women who worked as nurses as respondents to fill out questionnaires, while interview informants were 15 people to explore information qualitatively. Data analysis techniques using percentages are assisted by excel applications and transgulation techniques as qualitative analysis. The research data was taken from September to November 2023. The results of the quantitative study presented a presentation of 52%-88%. The qualitative results suggest that the reflection of the informant's feelings is disappointed. The positive reinforcement of the informant partly expressed gratitude. Causal analysis of family and co-worker roles becomes motivational. Self-efficacy informants experience the confidence to overcome the negative feelings felt. Reaching out, nurses still think positively in carrying out work. This study said that to respond to the negative, it is necessary to set a positive one in the hope that the work will be light and optimal.
Unveiling Garlic's Arsenal: A Comprehensive Review of Antifungal and Antibacterial Cream
Authors: - Pranali Kunteshwar Rabade , - Rajesh Z. Mujariya , - Manjeet Singh
Published: May 2024

Garlic (Allium sativum) has long been recognized for its medicinal properties, particularly its antimicrobial effects. In this comprehensive review, we explore the therapeutic potential of garlic in the formulation of creams targeting fungal and bacterial infections. We discuss the rising prevalence of fungal infections, particularly those caused by Candida species, and the challenges they pose in healthcare settings. Furthermore, we delve into the diverse biochemical composition of garlic, including sulfur compounds, enzymes, carbohydrates, minerals, amino acids, flavonoids, and vitamins, which contribute to its antimicrobial activity. The synthesis of allicin, a key bioactive compound in garlic, and its mechanism of action against various pathogens are elucidated. Additionally, we examine the dermatological applications of topical garlic in treating fungal skin infections, wound healing, antioxidant protection, UVB shielding, and anti-aging benefits. Clinical evidence supporting the efficacy of garlic extracts in managing viral skin conditions is also discussed. Finally, we highlight the need for further research and clinical trials to fully explore garlic's therapeutic potential, safety profile, and optimal formulations, thereby enhancing patient outcomes in the management of infectious diseases.
A Study On Impact Of Exchange Rate Fluctuations On Indian Exports
Authors: - Gande Sri Sai Vaibhav
Published: May 2024

The exports of a nation are advantageous to its growth as exports help expand and create a global market for locally produced goods, contributes towards the growth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), assists a country earn foreign exchange reserves which could potentially be used to import necessary goods and services to the nation. One of the major ways of promoting exports is to devalue the home currency thereby making the exports cheaper for the potential importers allowing them to import a larger volume of goods from the home country i.e. a cheaper domestic currency increases the total volume of exports. This study takes into account Annual Exchange Rates and exports of different basket of commodities namely Chemical Products, Mineral Products, Precious Metals, Metals & Machines and estimates the existence of correlation between the two variables and estimate the impact of the independent variable (Annual Exchange rates) on the dependent variable (Basket of goods Exported). The correlation between the Annual Exchange rates and Chemical Products and Machines is positive and has a higher regression, the correlation value for Metals is positive. However, the regression is low and the significant value for Mineral Products and Precious metals is greater than 0.05 hence the correlation and regression will not be accepted.
A Critical Examination of the E-Taxation, Improvement in Tax Compliance and Revenue Collection of Economic Development in Nigeria: An Examination covering 2008 to 2023.
Authors: - Ayodeji Bamidele Owoeye
Published: May 2024

This study looked into the topic of e-taxation and enhanced tax compliance in Nigeria. The study aimed to achieve two particular goals. It investigated the impact of e-taxation on tax evasion in Nigeria, as well as the extent to which e-taxation has contributed to the reduction of tax avoidance in Nigeria. The study's analysis used secondary quantitative data from the Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The study found that e-taxation had a considerable beneficial impact on tax evasion in Nigeria.

The study found that the mean value of tax revenue increased after the implementation of e-taxation when compared to the mean value before the adoption of the e-taxation system. It also indicated that e-taxation has greatly helped in curbing the issue of tax evasion in Nigeria.

The data analysis revealed a greater mean value for tax revenue following the implementation of e-taxation as compared to the mean value before the e-taxation system. The report provided numerous important recommendations, including the necessity for FIRS to develop an electronic tax payment system mobile App that will raise awareness and simplify the country's e-tax system. This study concluded that the e-taxation system in Nigeria achieves higher tax compliance than the manual approach.
Substance and City: Exploring Drug Culture and Urban Marginalization in Jeet Thayil's "Narcopolis"
Authors: - Dr. Pankaj Vaishnav
Published: May 2024

The present research article attempts to study the portrayal of drug addiction and its effects on individual identity, societal structures and marginal communities in Jeet Thayil's novel "Narcopolis". Through a close analysis of the characters' experiences with addiction of drugs and the consequences it has on their lives, the study focuses on the broader social implications of drug use in the urban landscape of Mumbai, particularly focusing on how marginal communities are impacted. The article also examines the novel's use of language and narrative techniques to convey the complexities of addiction and urban life, shedding light on the ways in which Thayil's work challenges traditional notions of identity and community in the face of addiction.
Study on Relationship of Socio Demographic, Knowledge, Attitude and Practice on Fast Food Intake among University of Cyberjaya Medical Students
Authors: - Tay Yee Qin , - Abd Rahman bin Husin , - Mudezzer bin Haji Adnan , - Kalai Selvyi A/P Ganesan , - Fatin Syamimi binti Ahmad
Published: May 2024

Background and objectives: Fast food is defined as food which can be cooked quickly or is ready made to eat. Fast food restaurants have been mushrooming in all around the world even though fast food has been well known to have high amount of lipid, salt, sugar and food additives. Therefore, the present study aims to investigate the relationship between fast food consumption in terms of socio demographic, knowledge, attitude and practice among medical students of University of Cyberjaya.
Methods: A cross sectional study was carried out in Faculty of Medicine students from University of Cyberjaya (UoC) using an online form using convenience sampling method. Data was analyzed using JASP software.
Results: Overall, out of 393 respondents, the majority of them were female (66.9%), single (99.2%), Malay (53.4%) and Malaysian (96.7%). Almost half of the respondents take fast food 0 to 5 times per month (53.9%) and most frequently have it together with friends (43.8%). All of the respondents have a high level of knowledge on fast food and 91.6% of the respondents have a positive attitude for fast food. Our study also found that there is a significant association between knowledge score and attitude score about fast food and intake pattern (p <0.001, p = 0.008 respectively). We also found that race and estimated parent’s/caretaker/own monthly income have significant association with frequency of fast food intake (p = 0.003, p = 0.002 respectively). Besides, our study identified the significant factors that attract university students towards fast food is fast food being the first thought that comes into student’s minds and speed of fast food preparation is fast (p <0.001, p <0.001 respectively).
Conclusion: The study result showed that the predominant factor that influences the university students to choose fast food at the very first line is their socio demographic factors.
The Research Study On Individual And Combinatory Study Of Moringa Oleifera (Drumsticks) And Flaxseeds
Authors: - Prajakta Rajaram Parit , - Ankita Balaso Patil , - Shruti Subhash Shinde , - Manali Madhukar Sutar
Published: May 2024

The Drumsticks (Moringaoleifera) have multiple medicinal uses for the eyes. It can cure eye
irritation, redness of the eye, fungal infection and bacterial infection. Same with flaxseeds.
Flaxseeds are recommended by the physician for the curing of eye infections, blurred vision of
the eye, and redness of the eye and dryness of the eye. But the flaxseeds taken orally are
inconvenient for digestion. So the form of ointment is convenient to use and effectively acts on
the target site of the eye. The Moringaoleifera and flaxseeds both are good for treating eye
infections or eye diseases.
Unveiling the Potential Scope of Nanoparticles in the Current Era of Crop Productivity
Authors: - Priyanka Kumari , - Surbhi Kumari , - Tanvi Risha , - PhoolBala Bhagat , - Mukesh Nitin , - Prabha Kumari , - Priyangulta Beck , - HarsimranKaur Hora , - Swati Shalika , - Pinki Raj Sahu
Published: May 2024

Nanotechnology, a revolutionary field encompassing the manipulation of matter on an atomic or molecular scale, holds immense potential for upgrading wide areas, including agriculture. Understanding the scope of nanotechnology, researchers have directed their focus towards addressing the challenges in agriculture and enhancing crop productivity. Nanoparticles offer unique properties, including high surface area and reactivity, that can be harnessed to optimize nutrient delivery, mitigate soil toxicity, and enhance plant growth. Various studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of nanoparticles in increasing crop yields, improving nutrient uptake efficiency, and reducing environmental impacts associated with conventional agricultural practices with sustainable agriculture. Nanotechnology overcomes various challenges encountered in traditional agricultural practices including limited availability of nutrients in the soil, inefficient nutrient uptake by plants, soil degradation, and environmental pollution by providing targeted nutrient delivery, improving nutrient absorption, and mitigating environmental impacts. Also, nanoparticle interactions with plants and microbes and strengthening symbiotic relationships by providing active nutrient supplies to microbes. Furthermore, nanoparticles can improve soil structure and fertility by reducing compaction, increasing water retention, and enhancing soil aggregation. These improvements in soil quality not only benefit crop growth but also contribute to sustainable land management practices.This review paper provides an overview of the current research landscape in the application of nanoparticles in agriculture, highlighting key findings, challenges, and future prospects. By leveraging the principles of nanotechnology, agricultural scientists and practitioners aim to revolutionize crop production, meet the needs of farmers, and ensure food security in the face of evolving environmental and socio-economic challenges.
Analysis of Wine Using Python Graphic Walker
Authors: - Arsh Deep Singh Chadha , - Sahil Kukreja , - Kritisha Chaudhary
Published: May 2024

The exploration and analysis of wine characteristics have long been a fascination for connoisseurs and researchers alike. This abstract delves into the innovative use of Python Graphic Walker in dissecting the multifaceted attributes of wine. Leveraging the power of computational techniques, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of various components contributing to wine quality, such as acidity, sweetness, aroma, and flavor profile.

Python Graphic Walker, a versatile tool for data visualization and analysis, offers a dynamic framework for examining intricate patterns within wine datasets. Through its adaptable nature and rich library support, the Graphic Walker facilitates the creation of insightful visualizations, enabling researchers to discern hidden correlations and trends in wine-related data.
Sustainability and Green Marketing
Authors: - Kriti Gupta
Published: May 2024

The crucial question is whether consumers will choose green products, even if they are more expensive than traditional things without such environmentally friendly qualities. This subject has important consequences for marketers because it might influence their sustainability plans and budgeting considerations. Numerous elements must be considered to investigate this, including consumer perception of green marketing, its impact on brand loyalty, price sensitivity, and demographic influences.