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An Analysis of the Identity Structures Built Up by the Characters in Zadie Smith's Novel White Teeth
Authors: - Shruti Chaturvedi , - Prof. (Dr.) Deepika Dhand
Published: April 2024

This paper has been prepared in order to analyze the construction of an identity of both Bangladeshi migrants (Samad Iqbal) as well as English men (Archies Jones) who emigrated from other countries. Those are close friends. Lived in the multicultural city of London in Britain. In the novel White Teeth, the author explores the problems resulting from immigrants from various countries living in Britain, especially those who have left behind physical artifacts (cultural properties) and intangible attributes relating to their ethnic group inherited from the past of the immigrants, who lived in Britain from the first generation to the second generation. The novel of the Smiths is interconnected with their past and also deals with their dissatisfaction with their lives in a society in which they live today. According to Smith, his work is sensitively concerned with the second generation immigrants and their beliefs, which are transmitted from ultra-modern societies via their bringing up, living standards, values, taboos, thinking processes, and the likes.
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the way in which the construction of identity of different characters in the novel White Teeth is explored through the lenses of different theories of social scholars, such as Colonial theory, hybridity theory, and post-modern era theories of identity in the social system. This paper also explores how characters existing in the novel construct identity of themselves and how different cultural interact on their identity formation in White Teeth
Revolutionazing Software Development: the Rise of No Code/low Code Development Solutions in Digital Era
Authors: - Reshma k ramesh , - Divya P
Published: April 2024

Low/No-code improvement is a program development method that gives clients with a stage for outwardly creating applications with small or no coding. Companies and organizations require program applications and information systems for different commerce purposes like administration in the technology period. Low/No-code advancement gives non-IT professionals a helpful device for quickly building simple business applications they require without or with small coding. In this paper, we investigated the benefits & confinements of Low/No Code advancement and advanced Low/No Code development platforms in the industry. In expansion, we analyzed how it can be improved and prospected the impacts of Low/No Code development on society and related businesses in the future. In conclusion, we discover that Low/No code improvement is a promising trend that can essentially affect future program development and computerized change
Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Academic Achievement among Higher Secondary School Students
Authors: - Manoj Haripal , - Sanjukta Bhuyan
Published: April 2024

This study aimed to explore the relationship between the emotional intelligence and academic achievement among the higher secondary students. The samples were selected using stratified random sampling techniques. This study is purely quantitative in nature. It revealed that there exist positive relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement among higher secondary students.
Exploring the Dynamics of Late Marriage: the Role of Education in Shaping Marital Timings
Authors: - Bhawna Vijay
Published: April 2024

The study investigates how education influences the timings of marriage. Examining diverse socio - economic and cultural contexts it explores how factors like economic independence, shifting gender roles, personal aspirations affect individuals decision to delay marriage. The findings shed light on factors affecting the delaying marriage and educational role of late marriage and shaping marital timings.
Transportation Challenges: Ensuring Safe Movement of Dangerous Goods in the Supply Chain
Authors: - Rishabh Lohade , - Dr Rupesh Kumar Sinha
Published: April 2024

Handling dangerous goods in logistics operations poses multifaceted challenges across various classes of hazardous materials, necessitating rigorous measures to mitigate risks to individuals, property, and the environment. The transportation of such materials is expected to grow significantly due to digitization, rising demand for medical waste management, and the imperative for safer practices, underscored by the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aims to identify challenges in current handling processes, assess awareness levels, and propose mitigation measures. Through a cross-sectional approach involving 30 respondents primarily from DMS Logistics, challenges such as identification/classification, compliance, documentation, security, accidents, and damage to goods were identified. Proposed solutions emphasize training, regulatory compliance, packaging protocols, and safety precautions. Overall, the study highlights the pivotal role of logistics in handling dangerous goods and stresses the importance of ongoing research, innovation, and collaboration to ensure safe and efficient transportation while recommending heightened awareness and comprehensive training to mitigate associated risks
Climate Diplomacy in Action: India-Sweden Relations
Authors: - Aakriti Mathur , - Nagalaxmi M Raman
Published: April 2024

Climate change has put the globe in a state of emergency, with its impact beyond transnational borders. Moreover, the disparity between the Global North and Global South has aggravated extreme weather events and climate-related emergencies in the latter. Sweden, as the largest Nordic country in the European Union, has set a target to achieve net zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2045, while India, emerging as a leader in the Global South, aims to reach this goal by 2070. While imploring the Global North- Global South debate on climate injustice, the study primarily focuses on India and Sweden’s bilateral relationship using climate diplomacy as a strategic tool, delving into mutual agreements, policy frameworks, and innovative strategies implemented by both nations. The objective is to investigate and address the functions of climate diplomacy in enhancing bilateral ties between India and Sweden, thereby expediting the achievement of their respective climate objectives. The study explores and elaborates how India and Sweden have supported joint research and development (R&D) projects, collaborative waste management programs, green finance and industrial partnerships in clean energy infrastructure and seeks to enhance global climate initiatives through diplomatic cooperation in promoting sustainable development. Furthermore, the paper aims to shed light on the significance of diplomatic cooperation in advancing sustainable development and facilitating the Nordic countries' access to the Global South.
Adolescent Girls and Risky Sexuality in the City of Lubumbashi in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Authors: - MPEMBE BASSA Kennedy
Published: April 2024

La sexualité dans la vie d’un être humain est importante et c’est une composante essentielle de l’épanouissement personnel. Elle existe dès la naissance, accompagne l’enfant au cours de sa maturation et préside aux transformations de l’adolescence. Cependant, celle des adolescentes est une préoccupation de santé publique et suscite des débats tant sur le plan scientifique que politique, surtout, avec l’extension des IST, le Sida et les grossesses précoces.
Digital Dieting Model
Authors: - MAHIMA TRIPATHI
Published: April 2024

This research explores the effect of Digital diet model on the study habits of adolescent children .the sample consisted of 12 students from class VIII, IX, X, XI, XII of private senior secondary schools in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh during the academic session 2023-24. The sample was selected based on age of adolescent due to the experimental nature of the study, the students were equally distributed into control and experimental group. A self developed digital diet model was implemented before and after the experiment. The experimental group has to follow digital diet model for three weeks .the intervention program was administered for three weeks and the data obtained were analyzed by applying the t test. The research findings revealed that students study habits increased significantly with the use of Digital diet model (DDM) . as the healthy diet is important for a good health as same as digital diet model is supportive & considerate in enhancing students study habits.
Friedrich Nietzsche’s Philosophy of Übermensch (Overman) and Muhammad Iqbal’s Philosophy of Insan-i-Kamal (Perfect Man): Comparative Analysis
Authors: - Shakeel John
Published: April 2024

The aim of this paper is to highlight the concept of man in the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche and Mohammad Iqbal and present the comparative analysis of both philosophers. Nietzsche introduced the idea of Übermensch (Overman or Superman) in his philosophy of human person in which all humans are called to become superman (Übermensch). For Nietzsche the exemplary human being is Übermensch which must be crafted through self-realization. As individual man must know, improve and master himself in order to live meaningful and fruitful life. While, Mohammad Iqbal centers his philosophy of human person around the idea of khudi (selfhood). By realizing his khudi man can become perfect man (Insan-i-Kamal). His perfect man is embodiment of divine qualities and characteristics. This paper discusses the thoughts and views of Nietzsche and Iqbal regarding the philosophy of human person.
Secure Inverse Domination in the Corona and Lexicographic Product of Two Graphs
Authors: - Jesica P. Dagodog , - Enrico L. Enriquez , - Grace M. Estrada , - Marie Cris A. Bulay-og , - Edward M. Kiunisala
Published: April 2024

As secure domination and inverse domination garnered attention from various researchers, the combination of the two also raised a certain amount of curiosity. This paper aimed to investigate the secure inverse domination in graphs which is defined as follows. Let G be a connected simple graph and let D be a minimum dominating set of G. A dominating set S⊆V(G)∖D is an inverse dominating set of G with respect to D. The set S is called a secure inverse dominating set of G if for every u∈V(G)∖S, there exists v∈S such that uv∈E(G) and the set (S∖{v})∪{u} is a dominating set of G. The secure inverse domination number of G, denoted by γ_s^((-1) ) (G), is the minimum cardinality of a secure inverse dominating set of G. A secure inverse dominating set of cardinality γ_s^((-1) ) (G) is called γ_s^((-1) )-set. Particularly, the researchers examined and provided the characterization of secure inverse dominating set in the corona and lexicographic product of two graphs in this study. Moreover, the secure inverse domination number of graphs under the binary operations corona and lexicographic product were determined.
Pilot Study on Sources of Agriculture Finance and Challenges for Farmers
Authors: - Priyanka Sunil Kothmire , - Prashant Sathe
Published: April 2024

Abstract: A pilot study is one of the essential stages in research. This paper aims to describe the important steps involve in executing a pilot study by using an example of descriptive study of agriculture finance. Agricultural finance refers to the of the financial aspects of the farm business. Agriculture is the economy’s key sector. Finance concerns connected to agricultural product production and disposal are included in the financial elements. When we talk about the financial aspects of agriculture, we’re talking about the capital required for agriculture practice, the essential finances raised, and the pattern of use of those funds. Agricultural finance is also a part of agricultural economics that deals with the provision of bank services and financial farm units, as well as their management.
Growing Entrepreneurs: Cultivating Success for Tomorrow’s Economy
Authors: - Shilpi Manne , - Seema Rani , - Mangeet kaur
Published: April 2024

The Entrepreneur acts as a trigger head to give spark to economic activities by his entrepreneurial decisions. Entrepreneurship is the process of designing, launching and running of a new business which is often initially a small business. Entrepreneurship plays a significant role in economic development of a country. It is most powerful weapon in the hand of one to fight against poverty and unemployment. Entrepreneurs are like gamblers, and like are gambler, their chance of winning increase if they have the right cards. The role of entrepreneurship in economic development varies from economy to economy
depending upon its material, resources, industry climate and political system of the country. Entrepreneurship is one of the most important inputs in the economic development of a country. An entrepreneur supplies risk capital as a risk taker, and monitors and controls the business activities. The entrepreneur is usually a sole proprietor, a partner, or the one who owns the majority of shares in an incorporated venture. This paper therefore, seeks to discuss entrepreneurship as one of the factor that influences the economy of a nation, either directly or indirectly. . This present paper is an attempt to diagnose and critically analyse the qualitative aspects, programs, reports on Entrepreneurship in Indian context.
A Critical Analysis of the Issues with the Teacher Education Programme in Bihar
Authors: - Vibhash Kumar , - Dr. Harikrishnan M
Published: April 2024

The 21st century will require our logical Teacher Education Programme and Institutes to undergo additional changes. These days, more teachers will be needed. witch is an epoch of expanding knowledge. Changes are required to the current Teacher Education Institutes. This article discusses four models that explain these changes and provides some philosophical perspectives.A purpose and a positive attitude towards the profession of teaching are formed through teacher education programmes. The number of issues arose with mushrooming of teacher training institutions. Deviation from norms in terms of Buildings, personnel, students, the type of teacher-to-student ratio, curriculum, practise teaching, admission, evaluation, and other factors are some of the issues that need be redressed in teacher education. An analysis of the various issues and certain corrective measures has been attempted in this paper.
Digital Document Verification System Using Blockchain
Authors: - Mr. Omkar R Meher , - Mr. Shivam S Singh , - Mr. Nikhil D Mundokar , - Mr. Tejas B Choudhari , - Prof. S. R. Bhujbal
Published: April 2024

In today's increasingly digital world, the verification of documents and identities is paramount across a multitude of industries, from finance and healthcare to legal and education. Traditional methods of document verification often involve timeconsuming and costly processes, which are vulnerable to fraud and data breaches. To address these challenges, blockchain technology has emerged as a revolutionary solution, offering a decentralized, secure, and tamper-proof platform for digital document verification.This paper explores the concept of Digital Document Verification using blockchain technology. It delves into the fundamental principles of blockchain, emphasizing its distributed ledger architecture and cryptographic security features, which are crucial for building trust and ensuring the integrity of verified documents. Furthermore, this research elucidates how blockchain's immutability and transparency contribute to a robust framework for document verification. 1. Identity Verification: Blockchain enables the creation of immutable digital identities, making it possible to securely verify individuals' identities without the need for centralized intermediaries. Supply Chain Documentation: Businesses can track and verify the authenticity ofsupply chain documents, such as invoices, contracts, and shipping records, reducing fraud and errors.
Parenting Styles and Rejection Sensitivity: A Gen Z Perspective
Authors: - Mansha Sawal , - Soumya Simon
Published: April 2024

This study examines the interplay between parenting styles, rejection sensitivity and gender differences among Generation Z individuals aged 18 to 25 years. Using descriptive statistics, correlation analyses, Mann Whitney U tests and regression analysis the research explores these relationships. Results indicate significant correlations between parenting styles and rejection sensitivity, with authoritative parenting negatively associated and authoritarian parenting positively correlated. Gender differences emerge, with females exhibiting higher levels of authoritative, permissive and authoritarian parenting styles yet males demonstrating greater rejection sensitivity scores. Regression analysis confirms the predictive role of authoritative and authoritarian parenting styles on rejection sensitivity. These findings highlight the influence of parental behavior on rejection sensitivity and underscore gender disparities in parenting practices and psychological outcomes. Implications for parenting interventions, mental health promotion and educational strategies are discussed alongside recommendation for future research to deepen.
The Female Body and Consumerism: an Ecofeminist Reading of the Vegetarian by Han Kang and the Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood
Authors: - Pratikhya Patra
Published: April 2024

This research paper studies the female body as a battleground in a consumerist culture. It highlights the intersection of female oppression, consumerism, and environmental exploitation through an ecofeminist lens. The paper proves how societal expectations and consumer culture objectify and commodify women's bodies. Focusing on Margaret Atwood’s The Edible Woman and Han Kang’s The Vegetarian, this work aims to shed light on how the society dictates women’s life and their choices. It also draws parallels between nature and women, and their exploitation. The essay will use an ecofeminist framework to argue that the control exerted over women's bodies and the exploitation of the natural world are both products of the same patriarchal and capitalist structures. It will explore how both novels challenge these structures and offer a vision of a future where women and nature are valued and respected.
Modern Tillage Methods in Intensive Cropping Systems & Its Impact on Soil Health- A Review
Authors: - PINKI SETH , - SARITA BARLA , - JUBULI SAHU , - SANJUKTA MOHAPATRA
Published: April 2024

There is gradual increase in population and as a result of urbanization. The agricultural is land gradually decreasing. To fulfill the growing needs the challenge is to grow more food in lesser area leading to intensive agriculture increasing the cropping intensity by replacing sole and mono cropping with cropping systems. This Results in declining of soil fertility which is the inherent plant nutrient supplying capacity of a soil to match the crop requirement in proper form, quantity and proportion without any deficiency or toxicity problem. It is not simply the quantity of nutrient present in a soil as determined by a particular method. A soil is fertile for a crop if it is healthy physically, chemically and biologically. Currently to maintain soil fertility various management practices have been adopted in modern practices. In this review, we have been discussed about effect of cropping system and modern tillage on soil physical properties, chemical properties, soil fertility, soil microbial activities, soil carbon, crop yield and weed dynamics in terms of different soil indicators for evaluating soil health under different cropping systems and modern tillage methods.
This knowledge will help to ensure sustainability under intensive cropping systems practiced looking at the need of the hour.
Rural Tourism In India - Scope And Perspectives
Authors: - Nand Kishore Mishra
Published: April 2024

Rural India is a personification of indian culture.About 70% of indian population resides in villages. Indian villages showcase true image of indian custom and traditions which are diverse from one region to another spreading from mountainous region of north to the desert region of west stretching to the hot humid climate of south to the coastal region adjacent to Arabian sea. Tourism in such rural countryside present live demonstration of study indian culture but also act as an open gallery of indian ancient historic past. Each region has their own costume, folk song, folk dances and religious ceremonies which are largely promoted by Tourism Dept to boast national income and development of rural infrastructure. Beside infrastructure development there few challenges also to cope with like environmental degradation, destruction of fragile Ecosystem, flora and fauna a of the place,over carrying capacity, the emphasis should be lead on sustainable tourism with preservation of environment and cultural value and ethos of the places as well. The biggest challenges today is environmental pollution where heap of garbages leftover by visitors which not only mar the beauty of the place but also bring havoc to native flora and fauna which goes on the brink of extinction, like in Uttrakhand and other mountainous tourist destinations where govt. banned plastic to make it plastic free places.Smilarly there is dire need to preserve dwindling culture and tradition of the places which also struggling to thrive due to the negative impact of western culture brought by foreign tourists.
Marginality and Identity Crisis in Shivaji Sawant’s Mrutyunjaya
Authors: - Yogesh Anvekar
Published: April 2024

As every book is incomplete without tragedy ‘ Mritunjaya; the conqueror of death’ and ‘Karna: The great warrior’ are no exceptions to that law.
“Karna, your life was in tatters. Go, tell them it wasn’t tattered or torn, it was a rich gold bordered royal silk. Only- only it ripped into thousand shreds in the entanglements of circumstances. Whoever came across these sherds, made whatever use of them they wanted. Why then are you so enamoured of your royal garments?” [Sawant,1]
The theme of marginality and identity crisis are prominent in both the books which play any significant role in Karna’s tragedy. The third essay of Frye talks about tragedy and explains it in the phases. This paper will talk how the themes contribute to the phases.
A Study on Influence of Behavioural Biases on Investment Decision of Young Investors in Coimbatore City
Authors: - Pughethaa S , - Deepa R
Published: April 2024

This study investigates the influences of cognitive biases on the investment behaviour of the youth of the city of Coimbatore. The main purpose of this study will be to explore the idea that individuals who engage in stock market activities and have different types of biases such as Overconfidence, Anchoring, Loss Aversion, Confirmation and Herding perceive to have the power to affect their investment choices. The study involved 120 investors aged 18-29. The study uncovered various behavioural biases that significantly affected the investment decision-making process among young investors. Anchoring Bias was proven the most significantly influencing bias of investment decisions, followed by Overconfidence Bias and Loss Aversion Bias. The information provided suggests that the effect of Confirmation Bias and Herding Bias on decision-making is insignificant.
An Approach for Learning Management System
Authors: - Pooja Bhole , - Rushikesh Bhoyar , - Rajas Deshpande , - Samiksha Gole , - Sakshi Walde , - Revti Nimje
Published: April 2024

The process of the learning management system (LMS) in the New Normal period was observed in this study.a qualitative research design with a descriptive pattern was used to take a look at two main themes: the advantages of using LMS applications in education were indicated by the suitability of the LMS
With the needs of lectures in creating ,disturbing, and managing learning content anytime and anywhere.It is concluded from these findings that using LMS requires strong network support throughout the region. This paper aims to reduce the difficulty coming for the new faculties while studying a particular course and its main focus is to give study material by which they can easily give guidance to the students.Study material like videos of experienced faculties for the particular they were being appointed to
Harmonizing Innovation: A Journey through the History of Computational Music
Authors: - Nitish Bhardwaj , - Pravin Uddhav
Published: April 2024

The history of computational music traces a fascinating journey of innovation and creativity, intertwining disciplines such as computer science, mathematics, music theory, and psychology. From its inception in the mid-20th century to its current state of sophistication, computational music has evolved into a multifaceted field encompassing algorithmic composition, digital signal processing, machine learning, and interactive music systems. Pioneering works such as Roads' "The Computer Music Tutorial" and Biles' "GenJam" exemplify the early endeavors in digital sound synthesis and algorithmic composition. The roots of computational music extend back to the 1950s and 1960s with the pioneering efforts of Max Mathews, John Chowning, and Lejaren Hiller, laying the groundwork for future advancements. Technological breakthroughs in the 1970s and 1980s, including the advent of digital audio workstations and FM synthesis, further propelled the field forward. The 1990s and 2000s witnessed democratization and accessibility with the rise of affordable software tools and online collaboration platforms. Today, computational music continues to evolve with the emergence of deep learning and generative AI techniques, albeit accompanied by ethical considerations regarding copyright ownership and algorithmic bias. In conclusion, the history of computational music underscores the transformative power of technology in shaping musical expression and invites us to explore new frontiers where creativity knows no bounds.
Liver Diseases Diagnosis and Prediction Using Machine Learning and Data Mining Techniques
Authors: - Vikas Jain , - Lalit Pal , - Santosh Singh
Published: April 2024

Liver diseases pose a significant health concern worldwide, demanding accurate diagnosis and timely intervention. With the advent of machine learning and data mining techniques, the landscape of liver disease diagnosis and prediction has undergone a transformative shift.
Protecting Borrowers and Securing Stability: A Critical View of Debt Recovery Processes in India
Authors: - Inderdeep Singh Ahluwalia
Published: April 2024

India's lending landscape is marked by its central role in economic growth, so it is important to look closely at how debt is recovered. This study goes into detail about the laws that govern collecting debts, which is important for keeping the economy stable. Loans are often backed by collateral or financial assets, so strict supervision is needed to make sure the terms are followed. For example, financial institutions use internal debt recovery teams and legal options like the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) set up by the "Recovery of Debt Due To Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993" to lower the risk of default. By looking at the reasons why lenders take these extreme steps, this study sheds light on the levels that require legal action and the complicated steps that are needed. It also looks at things from the point of view of borrowers, pointing out the consequences of not paying and possible ways to ease debt loads. This study shows how lending practices, regulatory frameworks, and debt recovery mechanisms all work together in a complex way by looking at legal safeguards and borrower protections. In the end, it aims to help people understand better how to handle debt in today's financial world.
Analyzing Air Pollution in Urban Delhi: A Quantitative Assessment of Particulate Matter (PM) Concentrations
Authors: - Vinay Kumar
Published: April 2024

Air pollution poses significant challenges to urban environments, with particulate matter (PM) concentrations being a major concern due to their adverse effects on public health and the environment. This research paper aims to quantitatively assess PM concentrations in urban Delhi, focusing on spatial, temporal, and seasonal variations across diverse urban microenvironments. The research design involved mobile air quality monitoring using real-time PM sensors mounted on a vehicle, coupled with Geographic Information System (GIS) analysis to map pollution hotspots and assess correlations with urban features. The key findings of the study reveal significant spatial variability in PM concentrations, with industrial zones and busy intersections emerging as hotspots for pollution. Seasonal variations in PM levels, with elevated concentrations during winter months and lower levels during the monsoon season, underscore the influence of meteorological factors on air quality dynamics. The study also identifies correlations between PM concentrations and respiratory disease cases, highlighting the adverse health effects of air pollution. The implications of these findings extend to air quality management strategies and public health interventions, emphasizing the need for targeted measures to mitigate pollution levels and protect public health in urban environments.
Trends and Patterns of Female Migration in Odisha: A Geographical Analysis
Authors: - Sanjay Mishra , - Rekha Das
Published: April 2024

Migration is a significant factor in population change in both the place of origin and the place of destination. This paper's primary goal is to investigate the patterns and trends of female migration in Odisha. The trends, patterns, and causes of female migration in Odisha have been examined using data from the 1971–2011 Census. Utilizing the percentage method, the census data are calculated. In Odisha, female migration outnumbers male migration. Odisha has a high rate of intra district migration, with a declining proportion of female migrants as distance increases. The primary cause of female migration in Odisha is marriage, which is followed by household relocation and moved after birth. Top destinations are Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
Seromonitoring, Serotyping and Histopathology of Foot and Mouth Disease in Mithun (Bos Frontalis) in the Northeastern Hilly Terrain of India
Authors: - Plabita Goswami , - Jayanta Kumar Chamuah , - Sumit Kumar , - Debojyoti Borkotoky , - Mahak Singh , - Amenti , - E Ezung
Published: April 2024

Frequent FMD outbreaks have been one of the major challenges faced by the farmers and breeders of Mithun animals in Nagaland, owing to a lack of adequate knowledge and proper vaccination programs for the disease. Therefore, this study aimed to determine the extent of FMD serotype O virus infection, which is the most common serotype causing FMD specifically in the Mithun population in the northeastern state of Nagaland, India. In-vitro screening of serotype O virus antibodies in the blood serum of the Mithun population was carried out by ELISA kit. A total of 213 blood samples of Mithun animals were collected and screened where 67% of the samples tested were found to be positive and only 32% of the samples were found to be negative for the virus. All the samples collected from the neighbouring states of Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh were found to be negative for the antibodies against the serotype O virus. Through m-RT PCR, O serotype was detected from all the clinically affected animals from the cells of the tongue epithelium, blood, and saliva of animals. During the histopathological studies, in the pericardium, severe interstitial myocarditis and liver showed focal areas of coagulative necrosis, focal necrosis, and pulmonary oedema were prominent and ballooning degeneration of epithelium in the tongue was evident in all cases. In conclusion, we were able to show the prevalence of FMDV serotype O antibodies in a very high percentage of the Mithun population that were tested along with pathological alterations, which should be addressed immediately with proper vaccination programs and by informing and educating the farmers and breeders about the disease before an outbreak occurs.
Emerging Trends in Digital Journalism: A Comprehensive Review
Authors: - Dr Bhasake Ambadas
Published: April 2024

Digital journalism has undergone significant transformations in recent years driven by advancements in technology and shifts in audience preferences. This research paper explores the latest trends shaping the landscape of digital journalism examining their impact on news production, distribution and consumption. Drawing upon an extensive review of literature, case studies, and industry reports, this paper identifies and analyzes key trends such as data journalism, immersive storytelling, mobile journalism, audience engagement strategies, and the rise of AI-driven content creation. Furthermore, it examines the challenges and opportunities presented by these trends for journalists, news organizations, and society as a whole. By understanding and adapting to these evolving trends, journalists can effectively navigate the dynamic digital media environment and continue to deliver high-quality, relevant, and engaging news content.
Identifying the Gaps in the Service Quality of the University of Baguio Through the Lens of the Cardinals
Authors: - Rowena Bagalay Chorachor
Published: April 2024

In response to the necessity to identify the service gaps that exist in the quality of service that the University of Baguio Athletic Office provides to its main clients, the student-athletes, this study delves into the experiences of the University of Baguio’s student-athletes from different sports from their recruitment until they finished their studies at the said University. This qualitative descriptive study aims to unravel the motivations, challenges, conflicts, gaps, and perspectives of the student-athletes on the services provided to them and have experienced in terms of the different support and facilities and craft a student development program to guide the varsity players in their journey as they perform their duties and responsibilities as students and athletes. This research employed recorded interviews as the goal is to capture the first-hand experiences of the participants as well as their perspectives and the way they feel about the services provided to them. Their responses were carefully analyzed and studied and various experiences from their recruitment to graduation were shared, four gaps were identified using the Gaps Model of Parasuraman et al. (1985). Through this, some recommendations were formulated to address such gaps.
Leveraging AI for Historical Linguistics
Authors: - Aditi Patil
Published: April 2024

This manuscript delves into the application of AI techniques, such as machine learning, natural language processing, and pattern recognition, to interpret ancient scripts and unveil linguistic phenomena. Through an examination of the strategies utilized by linguists and adept individuals in deciphering ancient languages, the manuscript underscores the potential of AI-driven methodologies in this realm.
An Overview of the Antimatter-Matter Asymmetry Problem
Authors: - Jaahnavi Maheshwari , - Davio Cianci
Published: April 2024

This literature review delves into the heart of the Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry Problem, a fundamental puzzle that challenges our understanding of the early universe and the dynamics of particle interactions. A few new innovative theories and experimental investigations exist to approach this problem and are elucidated in this paper, specifically charge-parity violation (CPV) and Baryogenesis. The paper begins with exploring the historical development of the
Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry Problem. It then examines the theoretical constructs necessary for generating the observed imbalance, such as Sakharov's conditions. This is followed by an analysis of the experimental evidence and ongoing research efforts, coupled with advancements in theoretical frameworks of CPV and baryogenesis mechanisms that offer promising avenues to unlock the secrets of matter-antimatter asymmetry. However, these theories still need to fully answer the question of the asymmetry problem, pushing us to explore the potential extensions to the Standard Model that may provide a resolution.
A Comprehensive Literature Review on Crew Fatigue in the Aviation Sector
Authors: - Aditya Sharma
Published: April 2024

Causes of human fatigue, such as lack of sleep, disruptions to the body's natural rhythm, health issues, and work-related factors, can have negative impacts on decision-making abilities, memory function, judgment skills, reaction time and awareness in aviation operations. These effects may lead to accidents. This comprehensive study aims to analyze the origins, repercussions, assessment methods and strategies for handling fatigue and associated risks in airline operations using a thorough review of existing literature from both academic and industry sources. The research included peer-reviewed articles as well as publications from various stakeholders within the aviation sector that addressed this topic. It was revealed that fatigue-related risks in aviation are multifaceted and at times unclear. Specifically noted was a significant increase in risk with workdays longer than 16 hours; insufficient pre-shift sleep durations of less than 6 hours; or when work coincides with regular sleep patterns for crew members. Additionally identified were aspects requiring further investigation related to these risks. The conclusion presents recommendations for future studies aimed at reducing these inherent dangers.
Perception of Job Seekers on Recruitment Through Online Job Portals
Authors: - Dr. Gayathri B J , - Rachal Sweety
Published: April 2024

Recruitment is a positive process where an organization searches for prospective employees and stimulate them to apply for the job. On the other hand, the job seekers too are in search of organisations offering them employment. So therefore it is a mutual process where recruitment helps in binding both job seekers and organisation together.
Recruitment through social media or through online job portals is a vast subject which has become an integral part of recruitment process. It helps the job seekers in reaching out to the organisation, helps them in keeping themselves aware of new development and connect with the world around them. It is because of the above reason that online recruitment has crafted innovativeness in HR practices and processes. Traditional recruitment processes are vanishing slowly and online job portals are growing rapidly and are in the stages of being formulated and adopted which for many human resource practioners it is a new tool for the purpose of recruitment. In this growing world it is very important for the companies to make a right hiring decision and for the job seekers to know their preference towards such practices.
This research paper aims to explore the perceived advantages on online recruitment to find out the preference of job seekers as far as different types of web based recruitment is concerned and to know the influences of various demographic factors effecting on job seekers interaction with online job portals.
Service Quality Management: A Literature Reviews
Authors: - THORAT GANESH AMBADAS , - Pagare Santosh Ram
Published: April 2024

Service quality management (SQM) is a critical aspect of organizational success in service-based industries, as it directly influences customer satisfaction, loyalty, and financial performance. This literature review aims to synthesize existing research on SQM to provide insights into its conceptualization, measurement, determinants, and strategies for improvement. Drawing on a comprehensive review of academic articles, books, and industry reports, this paper examines the evolution of SQM frameworks and models, including seminal models such as SERVQUAL and SERVPERF, and explores the multidimensional nature of service quality.
The review identifies key dimensions of service quality, including tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy, and evaluates various measurement and assessment tools used to capture these dimensions. Additionally, the literature review delves into the determinants of service quality, both internal (e.g., organizational culture, employee training) and external (e.g., customer expectations, competitive pressures), highlighting their impact on service quality outcomes.
Furthermore, the review discusses best practices and strategies for improving service quality, such as continuous improvement initiatives, customer relationship management (CRM) systems, service recovery mechanisms, and employee empowerment programs. It also examines challenges faced by organizations in managing service quality, such as globalization, technological advancements, and changing customer preferences, and proposes areas for future research to address these challenges.
Overall, this literature review contributes to a deeper understanding of SQM by synthesizing existing knowledge, identifying gaps in the literature, and offering practical insights for organizations seeking to enhance service quality and achieve sustainable competitive advantage.
Predictive Modeling for Asset Bubble Detection in Financial Markets
Authors: - Arpit Goyal , - Pranay Goenka
Published: April 2024

This paper presents a comprehensive approach to predicting and detecting asset bubbles in financial markets, utilizing advanced analytics, machine learning models, and deep learning techniques. The study focuses on the S&P 500 as a representative indicator of the U.S. stock market, aiming to
develop a robust methodology for identifying early signs of asset bubbles and providing actionable insights for investors, financial institutions, and policymakers.
Using Internet of Things (IoT) Data in Reducing Cancer Risk in Women
Authors: - Shajeni Justin , - Kanagaraj Naranasamy
Published: April 2024

Apply IoT-based big data processing to support breast cancer diagnosis and prevention. This work supports criticism of the role of the IoT in big data, mainly for cancer diagnosis. To detect breast cancer by processing big data from the Internet of things.
Impact of Motivational Factors on Productivity and Efficiency of Workers in a Motor Industry using Agile Manufacturing Techniques
Authors: - Rohith M N , - Shilpa R V , - Poornima M
Published: April 2024

The mechanism that starts, directs, and sustains goal-oriented behaviour is known as motivation. It is what motivates you to take action, whether it's drinking a drink of water to quench your thirst or reading a book to learn something new.
The motor industry competes fiercely in a market where businesses are always looking for ways to perform better and gain an advantage. The ability of an organization to meet consumer requests, deliver goods on time, and retain profitability are all directly impacted by productivity and efficiency. Organizations can discover solutions to improve performance and achieve a competitive edge by understanding the impact of motivating factors on productivity and efficiency.
Individual motivation is a key aspect in the success of an organization, so it is necessary to research the different factors that motivate employees and how they can be improved for the benefit of both the individual and the business. In this project, the elements that influence employee motivation are identified, and the relationship between organizational effectiveness and employee motivation is inferred by rationally analyzing each motivational factor.
It is of utmost importance and significance to research how motivational variables affect productivity and efficiency in the automotive sector. The motor industry competes fiercely in a market where businesses are always looking for ways to perform better and gain an advantage. Organizations may develop ways to improve performance, raise employee engagement, and promote job satisfaction by studying the impact of motivating factors on productivity and efficiency.
An Evaluation on the Effectiveness of Labour Laws in Promoting Work-life Balance and Employee Wellbeing
Authors: - Sruthy Santhosh , - Sonni. U , - Parmar. C
Published: April 2024

In today's rapidly evolving global economy, the concept of balance in work-life has emerged to a specific and critical determinant of employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall organizational success. Defined as the symmetry between responsibilities of profession and commitments to personal life, achievement of necessary balance in work and life for sustaining physical health, mental wellbeing, and social fulfilment. In recognition of its significance, policymakers and employers worldwide have increasingly prioritized initiatives aimed at promoting balance in work & life balance and enhancing wellbeing of employee at the workplace.
AI-based Environmental Sustainability: Transforming Conservation Efforts
Authors: - Nirmala Lohani
Published: April 2024

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has the potential to enhance sustainability efforts in the face growing environmental issues, especially in the areas of resource management and climate change mitigation. This study focuses at how artificial intelligence (AI) and environmental sustainability interact, examining the various ways AI might help solve urgent environmental issues. AI provides innovative methods to maximize utilization of resources, predict environmental trends, and promote accurate decision-making processes through the use of advanced computational algorithms and data analytics. This study analyses multiple applications of AI in environmental sustainability, from pollution prevention and natural resource conservation to climate modelling and renewable energy optimization. In addition, an evaluation is done about moral implications and possible socio-economic effects of AI-driven environmental solutions. Using an in-depth review of the majority of current research by applying case studies, this research identifies significant challenges and opportunities for more research and application while highlighting the revolutionary potential of AI in achieving environmental sustainability goals. Ultimately, the paper encourages ethical application of artificial intelligence (AI) as important part of larger strategies for mitigating the effects of climate change and developing a future that is environmentally conscious.
Knowledge Regarding Ayushman Bharat Yojana among Nursing Personnel at Health Care Centers
Authors: - Mushahid Husain , - Gaurav Kumar , - Raj Vishnoi
Published: April 2024

The Ayushman Bharat Yojana was recently introduced by the Union government. Ayushman Bharat, the national health safety strategy, aims to develop ground-breaking policies to address health systemically throughout both the primary and secondary care systems, encompassing both prevention and health promotion strategies. The main of the study was to assess the knowledge regarding Ayushman Bharat Yojana among Nursing Personnel at health care center of Moradabad with a view to develop information booklet. Sample size consists of 100 nursing personnel working in different health care centres of Moradabad District. For this investigation, Non-Probability purposive sampling was utilised to choose the samples. Data highlights that 19(19%) Nursing Personnel have poor knowledge, followed by 65(65%) Nursing Personnel have average knowledge and 16(16%) Nursing Personnel have good knowledge regarding Ayushman Bharat Yojana. The degree of knowledge on the use of the Ayushman Bharat Yojana was significantly correlated with years of experience, place of residency, and prior awareness of the Ayushman Bharat Yojana.