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Le Divorce Dans Les Religions Monothéistes : Valeurs Familiales En Question
Authors: - Imane , - Ibrahim
Published: October 2023

L’alliance, du mariage, est grandiose dans tous les Livres sacrés. Le coran la considère comme : « l’union la plus intime » ayant associé l’un à l’autre ». Or, cette union n’est en aucun cas imperméable aux problèmes. Sur le terrain, un couple ou un foyer peut, en perpétuité et dans toutes les sociétés, être confronté à des ennuis surmontables mais aussi à des tourments plus difficiles.
Vu leur utilité réaliste, les Livres sacrés, dans l’intention de purifier la cité et épanouir les individus, ont traité et régularisé plusieurs côtés qui concerne toutes sortes de relations humaines y compris celle réunissant l’homme et la femme en général et les couples mariés en particulier pour garantir une atmosphère apaisante régnée par la quiétude et la stabilité.
Le texte religieux envisage que le mariage légal est le moyen le plus pur qui puisse garantir ces valeurs de quiétude et de stabilité. Néanmoins, dans cette recherche nous nous limitons à traiter seulement l’annulation et la dissolution du mariage : le divorce.
Quelles sont donc les lois et les conditions qui régissent cette institution dans les trois religions monothéistes ? Et quels sont les points d’analogie et de divergence existant entre ces trois traditions ? Ce sont les points que nous allons essayer de les développer à travers ce travail.
The Influence and Challenge of Values in the Culture of the Malay Society in Malaysia
Authors: - Wan Samiati Andriana , - Ahamad Fauzi Amair Hamzah , - Nik Syahida Sabri
Published: October 2023

The Malay community in Malaysia is based on a philosophy of values that is always based on ethical and moral aspects based on basic principles related to life with the influence of Islam. This paper is a descriptive case study that discusses the meaning of the philosophy of values, and the history of the civilization of the Malay community in Malaysia through three books, namely Mitos Peribumi Malas, by Syed Hussein Altas, Revolusi Mantel by Senu Abdul Rahman, and Dilema Melayu, by Mahathir bin Mohamad. It explores the important aspects of shaping Malaysian civilization through the influence of Islam after and before.
Social Mobility among Indian Religious Minorities: Structural Support versus Internal Barriers
Authors: - Iranna C Mulgund
Published: October 2023

India is a plural society comprising of different types of religious, ethnic and linguistic minorities. There is an urgent need to study the social mobility among minority groups for many reasons. In some countries, specifically theocratic states and dictatorship and communist states minorities have been subjected to a lot of discrimination in many walks of life. However, India since her political emancipation from the colonial powers adopted secularism as the bedrock of governance. Hence, many constitutional safeguards and welfare measures have been designed and implemented to improve the living conditions of minorities. Our constitution shows a great concern for minorities. Ours is a biggest democracy in the world. Naturally, all national level and regional parties have resorted to appeasement politics. Appeasement of minorities and majorities are equally bad. However, it indirectly has helped the minorities to get some legitimate share in the fruits of development. The present paper seeks to examine the role of “external support provided by state” and “internal obstacles inherent among minorities” in moving up in social ladder.
To See Changes Following Physiotherapy in Pain, Range of Motion, Muscle Strength And Functional Performance in Patients with Osteoarthritis of Knee
Authors: - Dr. Noel Samuel Macwan , - Shreya Ukani , - Utsav Upadhyay , - Urja Patel , - Yashi Jain , - Yesha Patel
Published: October 2023

Background: Osteoarthritis (OA) is a chronic, non-inflammatory, degenerative joint disease with Knee OA being the most prevalent one with main factor of disability among middle-aged and older people worldwide. Age and repetitive mechanical loads being the main causative factors, it shows pain Knee range to be painful. Techniques like IFT and wet packs, physiotherapy seeks to reduce signs and symptoms including pain and oedema. Non-weight-bearing muscle-strengthening exercises have been shown to be useful. Methodology: A Case series was carried out by the Interns on Patients having osteoarthritis of knee who visited Physiotherapy OPD, Dhiraj Hospital, with a minimal sample size of 5 cases, for the study duration of 3 Months. The Inclusion Criteria for the study were: Both Male and Female patients with Age 40-70 years, Patients diagnosed with Unilateral/bilateral OA knee, willing to perform physical therapy exercise, having Kellgren-Lawrence Grade 1 & 2 graded by radiologist. Outcome Measures used were: Numeric Pain Rating Scale, Western Ontario and McMaster universities arthritis index (WOMAC), Repetition Maximum (RM), Goniometery. Result: The results showed decrease in pain, Increase ROM of knee ranges, improve strength of the muscles and better functional performance Conclusion: It was observed that Physiotherapy improved knee range of motion, muscle strength, pain and physical function in patient with osteoarthritis of knee.
Challenges Faced by Healthcare Providers in Delivering High-Quality Care to Neonates in Ghana and West Africa
Authors: - Alfred Addy , - Prince Opuni Frimpong , - Harriet Osaebea Kwakye , - Juliet Otoo , - George Benneh Mensah
Published: October 2023

The challenges faced by healthcare providers in delivering high-quality care to neonates in Ghana and West Africa are numerous. Limited resources, including equipment, medications, and skilled personnel, hinder the ability to provide optimal care. Additionally, cultural beliefs and practices often pose obstacles to effective healthcare delivery. Furthermore, inadequate infrastructure and transportation systems make it difficult to reach remote areas where many neonates reside. Despite these challenges, healthcare providers strive to overcome these barriers through education, training programs, and partnerships with international organizations. By addressing these challenges head-on, the goal of providing high-quality care to neonates in Ghana and West Africa can be achieved.
Assessing the Impacts of Socio-Political Transitions: A Case Study of the Village Council System among the Monpas in Arunachal Pradesh
Authors: - Nima Tsering Rhomo , - A.C. Talukdar
Published: October 2023

This study aims to investigate the effects of societal and political changes on the Village Council System practiced by the Monpas in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. The research utilizes quantitative methods to gather data on the current state of societal and political changes and their impact on the Village Council System. Specifically, Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) using the Analysis of Moment Structures (AMOS) software is employed to examine the relationships and effects of these changes. The study seeks to provide insights into the dynamics and implications of societal and political transformations on the Village Council System, shedding light on the challenges and adaptations experienced by the Monpas community. The findings of this research contribute to a better understanding of the evolving governance structures in indigenous communities and inform policy-making processes. The utilization of quantitative analysis methods enhances the rigor and validity of the study’s findings, providing a comprehensive assessment of the effects of societal and political changes on the Village Council System practiced by the Monpas.
Role of Entrepreneurship During Covid 19 to Reduce Youth Unemployment
Authors: - Monalisha Chakraborty , - Prasanta parida
Published: October 2023

Entrepreneurship is important for creating wealth and job opportunities. Youth are considered under the adult population and their unemployment is generally 2-3 times higher than the general unemployment rate. In the coming decade reducing Youth Unemployment will be one of the most important goal of nations. In the Millennium Development Programme, United Nations has adopted Goal number 8 for reducing unemployment. About 201 million are unemployed out of 1billion youth as per the estimates of the International Labour Organization (ILO).
The purpose of the study is to examine the impact of entrepreneurship as a viable solution to tackle the problem of youth unemployment during Covid 19 in Odisha and its effect on country’s economy. Review of relevant international and national literature are done to draw major conclusions and also to meet the objective to reduce unemployment with the help of entrepreneurship. In business start-ups, youth face specific issues due to their limited experience. The entrepreneurial framework of a country also offers incentive to young entrepreneurs. By proposing a viable model, the study brings out that youth entrepreneurship as a viable option to reduce youth unemployment.
Covid-19 era brought some catalyzing changes in the enterprises. Important transformational strategies were taken by retailing and non-retailing businesses. Techniques of operating business from home, the impact on profitability, stress induced by the pandemic, and maintaining a good physical and mental health, the issue of domesticity while running a business, the scarcity of resources, the need for achievement, and personal benefit were some of the focused areas of entrepreneurs. During Covid-19 the challenges were a step further as the trend in unemployment, new work-from-home model, enable the motivation to start a new business and get an opportunity to excel in that time of crisis.
Isolation and Identification of Bacteria Present on Spectacles
Authors: - Siddharth N. Mendhe , - Jivan K. Ingle
Published: October 2023

The human eyes have a special anatomy that makes them vulnerable to infectious agents, including bacteria, as well as direct environmental exposure. The eyelids, conjunctiva, and cornea are the main parts of the eyes that are most frequently infected. The numerous microorganisms have been linked to eye infections caused by microbial contamination and colonization of eyeglasses. A study reported the presence of bacterial contaminants on spectacles used by students at Shri Shivaji Science and Arts College Chikhli, in July 2023 to August 2023, Such as Pseudomonas sp., Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, and Bacillus sp. Total 40 samples are collect from different students such as 14 samples are collected from 11th Students, 12 samples are collected from 12th Students, 08 samples are collected from B.Sc. Students and 06 Samples collected from M.Sc. Students were taken by using sterile cotton swabs that had been moistened with sterile distilled water. After that it was inoculated on the Blood agar and MacConkey agar by streak plate method and incubated for 24 hours at 37°C. After incubation for 24 hours at 37°C, for confirmed the growing microorganism by using different tests such as Gram Staining, Hanging-Drop method, IMViC test, Carbohydrate fermentation, Enzyme production (Catalase Test and Oxidase Test), and Triple Sugar Iron Agar test are performed as per required for confirmation. All samples shows positive results, when we examined results, it shows different bacteria are present such as Bacillus sp. (55%), Pseudomonas sp. (42.50%), Staphylococcus aureus (22.50%), and Staphylococcus epidermidis (12.50%). The results shows that the there was contamination by pathogenic bacteria on spectacles used by the students of Shri Shivaji Science and Arts College Chikhli. It means spectacles provide suitable condition for survive of pathogenic bacteria then its leads to the cause of eyes infection.
Exploring the Nexus of Mobile Gaming Habits, Interpersonal Relations and Demographics: A Study on School-Going Adolescents
Authors: - RISHU AHUJA
Published: October 2023

Abstract: In an era defined by technological immersion, the prevalence of mobile gaming habits among adolescents has become a significant area of inquiry. The present study examined mobile gaming habits among school going adolescents in relation to interpersonal relations and demographic variables on a sample of 800 students of four districts of Punjab. Mobile gaming habits and Interpersonal relations of adolescents were measured by self-constructed tools. Results revealed the negative relationship between mobile gaming habits and interpersonal relations of school going adolescents across gender, age and type of family. This study contributes to the broader understanding of the digital landscape influence on interpersonal relations of adolescents. It highlights the need for a balanced approach in harnessing the potential benefits of mobile gaming while mitigating its potential negative impacts. Educators, parents, and policymakers can draw upon these findings to foster an environment where technology is integrated thoughtfully, enhancing interpersonal relations and holistic development.
A Study on Feminist Criminology
Authors: - ALKA R. PATIL
Published: October 2023

In almost every part of the world, women are considered as care givers. Women manage their homes, family and children.Women are homemakers and more uninvolved.The belief that women can inflict atrocities was beyond the imagination of criminologists and most areas of criminal science banished women from its examinations.Over the years, in every religious society, women have always been considered asphysically and mentally inferior and unproductive to men. This trend might havereduced in the early 21st century due to the advent of media, women commissions,NGOs, human rights organizations, etc but we find reports of widespread violence against thecreators of life, particularly in the backward and developing nations.
This paper focuses on the situation of female criminality in the recent times. It is designed to highlight the causes and consequences of criminality amongst women and potential solutions to prevent such acts.
Unveiling the Silver Screen: Exploring the Impact of Movies on Criminal Cases from a Social Learning Perspective
Authors: - Prashant Sonkar , - Manini Srivastava
Published: October 2023

Over the past hundred years, Bollywood has emerged as one of the most dominant and distinctive features of Indian culture. Indian cinema wields significant influence and power in addressing various social issues through its medium of screenplay. It stands as the world's largest film industry in terms of the number of films produced. Movies serve as a potent medium for addressing societal concerns, as they play a crucial role in motivating individuals and communities. While movies have a positive impact on society, it is essential to acknowledge their potential negative effects. This present study is a review of how psycho-thriller movies leave a negative impact on individuals and play a significant role in influencing crime. It is well-known that people are highly engrossed in movies, web series, and social media. This study compiles insights from various research studies and relevant articles in journals, magazines, and newspapers, shedding light on the detrimental consequences of psycho-thriller movies on individuals and their potential correlation with crime.
A Study on Effect of Yoga and Dietary Practices on Health Parameters of Menopause Women
Authors: - Dr. R.Rekha , - Dr. S.Selvalakshmi
Published: October 2023

The investigation studying the impact of yoga on the health status of early-menopause, during menopause and post-menopausal women in terms of Physical (anthropometry), and physiological variables namely signs and symptoms, to document the dietary practices, and test the yogic intervention module for menopausal women.
The Transformative Power of Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry
Authors: - Rahul B , - Surbala Devi , - Mutum Sangeeta Devi , - Watham priya
Published: October 2023

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a disruptive force in the field of dentistry, reshaping traditional practices and revolutionizing patient care. This abstract explores the transformative power of AI in dentistry, highlighting its potential to enhance diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient outcomes. AI-driven algorithms, powered by deep learning and machine learning techniques, have shown remarkable capabilities in the analysis of dental images, such as radiographs and intraoral scans, leading to more accurate and efficient disease detection. Moreover, AI systems have enabled personalized treatment planning by considering individual patient characteristics and historical data, leading to optimized treatment regimens. This abstract also delves into the role of AI in improving patient engagement and telemedicine services, making dental care more accessible and convenient.

Furthermore, the integration of AI in dental practice management has streamlined administrative tasks, allowing dental professionals to focus more on patient care. AI-driven chatbots and virtual assistants have enhanced patient communication and appointment scheduling. However, the adoption of AI in dentistry is not without its challenges, including concerns about data privacy, ethical considerations, and the need for continuous training and education for dental professionals.

In conclusion, the transformative power of AI in dentistry is undeniable, offering the potential to improve diagnostics, treatment planning, patient engagement, and practice management. Embracing AI technologies in a responsible and ethical manner has the potential to elevate the quality of dental care, making it more efficient, accurate, and patient-centric. This abstract underscores the need for continued research, regulation, and collaboration among dental professionals, technologists, and policymakers to unlock the full potential of AI in dentistry while addressing its associated challenges.
Dominance of Queer Theory in Manju Kapur's A Married Woman
Authors: - K.Viji , - V.Jaisre
Published: October 2023

"A Married Woman," by Manju Kapur's novel, is a literary work that intricately weaves the threads of complex human emotions, societal norms, and the exploration of identity and sexuality. This article delves into the dominance of queer theory within Kapur's narrative, showcasing how the author employs this theoretical framework to dissect the lives of her characters. By employing queer theory, Kapur examines how societal constructs impact the lives of her protagonists, Astha and Peeplika, as they navigate the traditional roles and expectations thrust upon them as married women. This article explores how queer theory provides a lens through which to analyze themes of desire, resistance, and agency, ultimately shedding light on the characters' attempts to break free from the confines of heteronormative structures. Kapur's "A Married Woman" emerges as a powerful literary testament to the enduring influence of queer theory in contemporary Indian literature, unravelling the complexities of human relationships and the ongoing struggle for self-discovery and acceptance in a world shaped by convention.
Gender and its Influence on High School Students' Self-Esteem: A Study in the Dibrugarh District of Assam
Authors: - Anup Das , - Dr. Upasona Sarmah
Published: October 2023

The research has been conducted among high school students in Dibrugarh district to find out gender and its influence on students' self-esteem. It has also been conducted to see whether there exists a statistically significant differences on students' self-esteem based on gender.
Hindi Sign Language Detection using CNN
Authors: - Ifham Khwaja , - Kaushik Rathod , - Naman Sanklecha , - Pragya Sinha
Published: October 2023

Significant challenges arise for individuals who are deaf and mute, as effective communication is crucial in today's world. Bridging the communication gap is of utmost importance, and advancements in machine learning offer a solution. This research focuses on developing a Hindi sign language detection system to address the needs of Hindi speakers in India, where Hindi is the most spoken language. By enabling communication in Hindi through sign language, this system ensures that individuals who are not proficient in English can fully participate in society and access education effortlessly. Existing systems primarily cater to American Sign Language (ASL) and Indian Sign Language (ISL), leaving a gap for Hindi sign language. Through the proposed methodology and leveraging machine learning techniques, the system aims to revolutionize the lives of the deaf and mute, empowering them to express themselves, interact seamlessly, and be understood by a wider audience. By addressing this crucial problem, the research contributes to inclusivity, accessibility, and equal opportunities for Hindi speakers.
Freedom Struggle in India: Role of Foreign Women Freedom Fighters
Authors: - DR. MALLIKARJUN I MINCH
Published: October 2023

The list of great women whose names have gone down in history for their dedication and undying devotion to the service of India is a long one. Gandhi squarely summed up the strength of womanhood in h is tribute to the gender. To call woman the weaker sex is a libel it is man’s injustice to women if by strength is meant moral power the woman is immeasurably man’s superior. Has she not greater institution, is she not more self sacrificing has her not greater power of endurance, and has not greater courage without her man would notable. If non-violence is the law of our being, the future is woman
An Empirical Assessment of Decision-Making Style (DMS) of Professional Institutions in Public sector: A Comparative Study on Healthcare and Agricultural Administrators of India
Authors: - Anjum Akhter , - Aasia Maqbool
Published: October 2023

Purpose – Understanding one’s decision-making style is crucial for administrators to build their effective administration, problem-solving in various situations, and to know the gears of their decision-making engine to navigate the complex road of organizational challenges and opportunities.
Design/Methodology/Approach – The authors received 189 valid questionnaires from healthcare and agricultural administrators, working in their respective healthcare and agricultural institutions in Jammu & Kashmir, India, which were then put to statistical analysis by employing quantitative descriptive survey approach, using SPSS 26.0.
Findings – Results imply versatility among healthcare and agricultural administrators in their decision-making styles in different contexts. Also, significant variations on such styles between the two groups of administrators were found to exist.
Practical Implications – The outcomes of the study will not only ensure a match between an administrator’s cognitive functioning and the characteristics of their work but also raise their awareness of their decision-making style (DMS). This self-awareness will enable them to evaluate the practicality of their DMS to take precautionary measures when their style may not be the most suitable for a given situation.
Originality /Value – Decision-making is one of the most critical duties of an effective administrator, however, little is known about their DMSs particularly in professional institutions, which may aid in their decision-making ability.
Channelling Peer and Community Support for Drug Reduction in Arunachal Pradesh: Preventive and Promotive Resolutions
Authors: - Menuka Kadu , - Jikke Takar , - Toko Jiri
Published: October 2023

Building a strong support system is crucial for individuals battling addiction which primarily includes family, friends, and the community. Peer groups in particular provide empathy, motivation, and companionship. The community support consists of groups like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and offers a safe space for individuals to share their experiences and receive guidance. This article has explored and provided insights into the importance of a robust support network in the recovery process essential for long-term sobriety.
The study concentrates on the individual drug trysts and shared experiences of four drug addicts who are receiving rehabilitation in various state centers. Through direct observation, experiential learning, and a thorough review of the body of literature, the primary data collected was strengthened. The goals are to research the role of support systems in overcoming drug addiction and offer suggestions for reducing drug use. Supported by the data findings, this study emphasizes the importance of recognizing early signs of drug abuse and dependency in family members, considering the socialization process, and implementing awareness programs in educational as well as community institutions. Community-based services, such as drop-in centers and rehabilitation centers, can prove to be effective in preventing drug abuse and promoting healthy life choices.
Evolution of Alternative Dispute Resolution in India: Stepping to Effective Justice System
Authors: - Dr. Nisha Amol Chavhan
Published: October 2023

Alternative Dispute Mechanism is considered the most important and significant aspect in modern period of dispute settlement. It is an old phenomenon and method to resolve the disputes through amicable settlement. It will help to resolve the dispute without interfering by rigid court procedure and formalities. ADR mechanism prove very useful, vital and more effective in commercial and civil disputes. The complicity of commercial and civil disputes can easily manage through the ADR without interfering by technicalities and complex procedure of law. The nonintervention by advocates and court will make it more effective tool for dispute settlement. It may consider as alternative method of justice delivery system in India.
In this research paper the researcher will try to analysis the ADR system is alternative method of dispute settlement and path for the alternative mechanism of existing complex judicial system. The research will be competed with an objective to explore the study between the conventional method vis-a-vis ADR method of dispute settlement and will conclude by providing some effective solutions that ADR is considered as a primary option in settlement of disputes
Some important anticancer herbs: A review
Authors: - Sanket U. Mandlik , - Manisha B. Gayake , - Ashwini R. Nalavade , - Shivani S. Nage , - Bhumika U. Kudale
Published: October 2023

With an increasing number of cancer patients seeking an improved quality life, complementary and alternative therapies are becoming more common ways to achieve such improvements. India is the largest producer of medicinal plant and is rightly called the “Biotechnical Garden of the world”. In recent years many herbal drugs are developed which having less side effects than allopathic drugs. In this review article we have discuss some of the herbs and their active constituents having anticancer and other activities. Therefore, this study aimed to collect the result of herbal drug studies relating to concurrent use of the drugs and their active ingredients in the therapies.
Corruption and Its Impact on Society: Recognizing the Role of Whistleblowing
Authors: - MANISH AWANA
Published: October 2023

Corruption has become a social phenomenon causing various societal problems such as maladministration, poverty, inefficiency, crimes, and limited access to education and healthcare, among several others. It can also exacerbate social inequalities and contribute to the rise of organized crime and violence. The effects of corruption can be seen in the administrative set-up, thus leading to citizen’s increase in mistrust towards government officials and departments.
This study explores the impacts of corruption on various aspects of society, particularly young people and discusses efforts on anti-corruption. Addressing the above-referred challenges, the importance of transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in anti-corruption efforts is highlighted. Furthermore, the confidentiality measures to encourage reporting of maladministration and corruption have been highlighted, and a draft policy framework has been put forward.
A Review on Ficus Religiosa L
Authors: - Aditya  Kumar , - Neeraj Kumar
Published: October 2023

Herbal medicine has been used for centuries and is considered one of the oldest and most valuable gifts to mankind. In India, herbs have always been the primary form of medicine. Medicinal plants contain complex chemical substances, known as secondary plant metabolites, which have curative properties. Among these plants, Ficus religiosa, also known as the sacred fig, Bodhi tree, Peepal in Sanskrit, is highly regarded in the field of medicine. It is a sacred tree worshipped by Hindus and is found all over India. Its different parts, including the bark, fruits, leaves, seeds, and latex, have been used in traditional medicine, such as ayurveda, siddha, Unani, and Homeopathy, to treat various ailments, including diabetes, Diarrhoea, epilepsy, inflammatory disorders, gastric problems, sexual and infectious disorders. Recent studies have highlighted its diverse chemical structure and reported its efficacy in relieving multiple disorders. This paper provides an overview of its phytochemical and pharmacological properties.
Criminal Justice Implications of Forensic Evidence: Assessing Its Significance in Determining Guilt
Authors: - Adv. Deepali Shivaji Bhalshankar
Published: October 2023

Recent research has indicated that the general public frequently perceives forensic evidence as prone to inaccuracies and dependent on substantial subjective interpretation. By contrasting the reliability of forensic evidence with that of eyewitness testimony in criminal cases and testing for the existence of a "CSI effect," this study explores the public's perception of the relevance of this type of evidence. In this specific survey experiment, participants were assigned randomly to one of seven vignette scenarios. These scenarios were created using a design matrix with three factors: crime type (murder or rape), evidence type (DNA or fingerprint), and the presence or absence of victim and bystander eyewitness testimony (with the exception of the murder scenario, which had no victim testimony). The results indicate that the presence of forensic evidence increases the likelihood of a guilty judgment and the conviction rate. There was no change in either the expected or intended sentence duration as a result of including forensic evidence. Respondents predicted a longer sentence for a rape offender when forensic evidence was presented. However, this did not lead to any changes in their expectations regarding the likely punishment for the defendant. The investigation did not uncover any evidence of a CSI effect. In general, the findings indicate that forensic evidence, especially DNA, tends to have a greater impact on influencing judgments rather than influencing sentencing decisions.
Digital Citizenship and Education in India Concerning NEP 2020: A Qualitative Study
Authors: - Md. Aman Azeem
Published: October 2023

The paper examines the importance of digital citizenship and technology integration in education in India concerning the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The literature review highlights the need for digital citizenship education to promote the responsible and ethical use of technology and the provisions of the NEP 2020 in this regard. The paper also analyzes the provisions of the NEP 2020 and concludes that it emphasizes technology integration in education and provides initiatives to incorporate digital technologies in education. The study also reveals the potential of technology integration in enhancing the learning experience for students and bridging the digital divide. The paper finds a need for more awareness and understanding of digital citizenship among educators and students in India and investment in digital infrastructure and teacher training programs. Based on these findings, the paper recommends that the Indian government invest in digital infrastructure and teacher training programs to support technology integration in education.
Role of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in Sustainability and Industrialization: A conceptual analysis
Authors: - Mr. Nishant Kumar Singh , - Mr. Lucky Sharma , - Dr. Vishwambhar Nath Sharma
Published: October 2023

In practice, industrialization and development are closely linked. The growth driven by industrialization has a detrimental impact on human and environmental health. The sustainability of the development is still questionable. We will not be able to treat the next generation fairly if we cannot achieve sustainable development. In order to make development sustainable, the idea of sustainable development is currently being emphasized. The current study aims to understand the connection between industrialization and sustainable development and explore the approaches to sustainable development. It turns out that the function of information and communication technology (ICT) in sustainable development can be a starting point in this direction. It is also exploring how numerous sustainable development techniques can be brought together using ICT for this use of systems analysis approach. This paper also sheds light on the question of whether industrialization and sustainable development can go together. A model will be built to show the role of ICT in predicting the environmental changes influenced by industrialization. This model will help in reducing the time gap between awareness and actual environmental damage.
Environmental Awareness Among Higher Education Students
Authors: - Basanti Mahanta
Published: October 2023

Environmental awareness is the impression of being knowledgeable about the environment. It states the set of principles, opinions, and morals that assist us in contributing to the well-being of the natural environment thus analysing and understanding the problems associated with it. In the existing scenario, knowing, identifying, and familiarizing ourselves with our environmental surroundings has made us aware of the crucial danger that it is in. The conservation, protection, and preservation of the natural environment have become of the highest importance because of the constant neglect that the students have shown towards it. Environmental education plays a significant role in the development of environmental awareness. So, the researcher wanted to conduct this research. The objective of the present study was to find out about Environmental Awareness among Higher Education Students. This study is done by using the Descriptive Survey Method and the Researcher has analysed data in a qualitative approach. A total of 100 samples have been taken from UG and PG students of various departments of the University of Kalyani. The Researcher framed one questionnaire consisting of 30 questions with 4 options. After the data analysis, the Researcher found that - PG students are more aware than UG students, Male students are more aware than Female students, Rural and Urban students are equally aware of Environmental Awareness, Reserve and Unreserve category students are equally aware of Environment Awareness, and Science students are more aware of Environment Awareness than Arts students.
Millets: A Relief for Diabetics
Authors: - Neetu Mathur
Published: October 2023

Diabetes mellitus, a very prevalent disorder of carbohydrate metabolism, in which the body loses its ability to produce or respond to hormone insulin and thereby becomes weak in maintaining proper levels of sugar (glucose) in the blood. Diabetes is a major cause of morbidity and mortality throughout the world. People with type 2 diabetes can control blood glucose levels by taking insulin injections or oral medications. Many studies suggest that this disease can be controlled through diet and exercise. For people with prediabetes and diabetes, dietary choices make important to maintain optimum blood glucose levels and good overall health. Millet is a whole grain which is lower on the glycemic index (GI) than many other grains. That means it raises our blood sugar slowly and gradually instead of in quick spikes. High-fiber, low-GI foods keep blood sugar steady, lower cholesterol, and help us lose weight. In this article various information are collected to find out the effect of millets on lowering the blood sugar level and easing the stress of diabetes through introduction of various millets in our diets.
महाकवि कालिदास का प्रतिभा विचार
Authors: - BUDDHILAL V. RATHAVA
Published: October 2023

कवि के लिए काव्य का प्रधान साधन ‘प्रतिभा’ है। आचार्य भामह की सम्मति में शास्त्र और काव्य का अध्ययन करने वालों में यही अन्तर होता है कि जड़ बुद्धि वाला मनुष्य भी गुरु के उपदेश से शास्त्र को अच्छी तरह पढ़, समज सकता है। किन्तु काव्य की स्फूर्ति उसी व्यक्ति में होती है जो प्रतिभा से सम्पन्न हो। प्रतिभा को मूल हेतु के रूप में स्वीकृति देते हुए कहते हैं - काव्यं तु जायते जातु कस्यचित् प्रतिभावतः।
Secondary School Teachers' Attitudes Toward Information Technology
Authors: - Gurkirat Singh , - Kirandeep kaur , - Baljinder kaur , - Jagtar Singh
Published: October 2023

Every aspect of human existence has been touched by information technology, and it has the ability to contribute to education and training—especially distance learning—to make it a cutting-edge learning environment. The need for new technology in the teaching and learning process is growing. With sound and unmatched feasibility for information exchange, communication, and discovery to support teaching and learning, the information age evolves into an era of knowledge.
Information technologies support opportunities for knowledge exchange on a global scale. These can help by giving teachers and students access to the most recent knowledge and information. According to Haag (1998), information technologies are a "set of tools that can help provide the accurate and appropriate information that is necessary for effective teaching and learning"
Exploring the Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Aggressive Behavior Among Higher Secondary Students: A Literature Review
Authors: - Abdul Jaleel Kuzhiyengal Mambra , - Suphala S Kotian
Published: October 2023

This review paper critically examines the relationship between socio-economic status (SES) and aggressive behavior among students. Adolescence is a critical period for socio-emotional development, and understanding the influence of socio-economic factors on aggressive behavior during this stage is of paramount importance. This paper synthesizes existing research literature to analyze the complex interplay between SES and aggressive behaviors among students in higher secondary education. The review highlights key findings, theoretical frameworks, methodological considerations, and implications for educators, policymakers, and researchers.
Intrusion Detection Systems: Enhancing Network Security in the Digital Age
Authors: - Mohammed Ehsan Ullah Shareef , - Momin Misbah
Published: October 2023

In the era of cyber security threats, the botnet represents the extremely thoughtful threats being met by various organizations in recent times. It is reported that botnets are used to handle many cybercrimes recently. Though much research has been skilled in analyzing and detecting botnets, numerous challenges such as the ability to design detectors that deal with new forms of botnets stay unaddressed. In this thesis, I represent the work on the identification of Command & Control (2C) traffic of IRC-based botnets, HITP-based botnets, and P2P-based botnets using machine-learning-based classification techniques.

Once identification of the bot is completed, the system will raise an alarm sound and also send a text note to the system administrator. The system administrator immediately performs the utmost needed security actions like blockage of the corresponding IP address, placing them under profound observation or interim over the same apprehensive network segments. The primary emphasis of this thesis is on, development of a system for the detection of P2P botnet from network traffic using 2 steps or phases namely P2P host detection and P2P botnet detection. The host-based approach is used for P2P host detection while P2P botnet detection uses a flow-based approach and accrued a combined accuracy of 99.98% for both phases. We also assessed the presence of the model developed on the offline network traffic and established a modest GUI-based engine that accepts the input as the host IP address and spots the hosts if any based on the botnet behavior.

Based upon the key factors Bot Ransack is the system developed to detect IRC, HTTP, and P2P botnets. The results after several experiments illustrated the proposed system detects all the botnet IRC traffic and spots the affected hosts as well as the 2C server. During the implementation of Bot Ransack, the considered and finalized threshold values as 0.63, 0.61, and 0.62 for IRC botnet, HTTP botnet, and Peer to Peer botnet respectively for which the results showed earlier have illustrated the optimum performance which even compared with the earlier research work based on traditionally based botnet detection approaches.

Even though there are other cyber-attacks taking place, one of the significant bot-based attacks is currently making headlines. The importance of botnets prompted researchers to study them and develop solutions to eliminate them. Peer-to-peer (P2P) architecture for botnets provides improved detection resistance over client-server architecture.
Accessibility and Utilisation Of Maternal and Child Health Services Among BPL Households: A Case Study of Guntur District
Authors: - Ms. Himabindu Edara
Published: October 2023

Mothers and children make up over 2/3 of the whole population. Women in reproductive age (15-49) constitute 21%, pregnant women, 4.5%, children under15, 47%, children under 5, 18%, under 3: 12% and infants: 4%. Maternal mortality is an adverse outcome of many pregnancies. About 80 percent of maternal deaths in are directed obstetric deaths. They result from obstetric complications of the pregnant state (pregnancy, labour, and puerperium), from intervention, omissions, incorrect treatment, or from a chain of events resulting from any of the above.
E-learning and Medical Assistance for Physically Impaired People
Authors: - Ashish s Jadhav
Published: October 2023

This application is a web portal which serves deaf children to learn language basics. In fact it is an e-Learning platform that helps deaf children to equip with language basics. It helps them to learn in their own pace as it is done online. The scope of the project is limited to developing web portal application that can work in various devices to support education to deaf children in terms of acquiring language. Sign Language Recognition is a breakthrough for helping deaf-mute people and has been researched for many years. Unfortunately, every research has its own limitations and are still unable to be used commercially. Some of the researches have known to be successful for recognizing sign language, but require an expensive cost to be commercialized.
ДИАГНОСТИКА АГРОПРОДОВОЛЬСТВЕННОГО РЫНКА И ОСНОВНЫХ УГРОЗ ПРОДОВОЛЬСТВЕННОЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ
Authors: Ализамин Амиров Ализамин Амиров
Published: October 2023

Рынок агропродовольственных товаров характеризует ряд специфических особенностей системы экономической безопасности Азербайджанской Республики.
В соответствии с потребностями различных групп населения агропродовольственный рынок обеспечивает их продуктами питания, и этот процесс регулируется рыночными отношениями.
Основным компонентом агропродовольственного рынка является экономический сектор, который является важной частью национальной экономики; сельское хозяйство, производство и переработка пищевых продуктов - сложная система, которая зависит от воздействия ряда внешних и внутренних факторов. Обеспечение агропродовольственного рынка населения республики достаточным количеством продуктов питания является важной частью аграрной политики государства.
Systematic rare plant survey at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park: Final report (public version)
Authors:   EnviroScience, Inc.
Published: October 2023

EnviroScience completed a systematic rare plant survey in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CUVA). CUVA staff use the visitor use management planning (VUMP) process to draft proposed management zones for the park to track resource degradation and guide management decisions. The VUMP process has identified a critical need for a park-wide rare plant inventory to supplement outdated surveys conducted from 1986 to the early 2000s. This systematic transect-based survey was designed to provide current rare plant data to inform the VUMP process.

These updated rare plant data will support the National Park Service (NPS) in their efforts to:
? Prioritize ongoing conservation efforts.
? Support and improve the quality of the VUMP products and validate the proposed management zones.
? Support early stages of Comprehensive River Management Planning.
? Inform ongoing management decisions in sometimes contentious areas of the park.
? Help prioritize ongoing management efforts.

Field surveys consisted of 10-meter-wide belt transect surveys conducted throughout all portions of the park. Transects were aligned with previous 400-m transects from the park?s invasive plant survey (Morgan et al. 2018), supplemented by additional parallel transects placed 200m from the original transects. For high priority areas identified by NPS, additional meander surveys were completed to increase the total area surveyed to ten percent of these areas. Meander surveys were often routed to pass through or near historic locations of rare species, ensuring that historic rare plant locations were visited.

A total of 98 species and 675 rare plant locations were inventoried during the survey. Of the 23 surveyed management zones, A-P North Sensitive Resources, Virginia Kendall High Value Experience and Blossom Woods Natural zones had the highest number of rare plant records while those zones with fewer records had relatively high population size and densities. Invasive species were dominant in Virginia Kendall High Value Experience and Blossom Woods Natural zones in locations where rare plants were found. Among management zones, no discernible variation in habitat and disturbance-based measures was observed. Most zones were characterized as containing some levels of human disturbance, earthworm infestation and deer browsing effects colocated with rare plants. Correlations among population and species-based parameters did not show any clear positive or negative associations with the exception of a weak positive relationship between areal percent cover of rare species and percent cover of invasive species. Patterns of negative but weak correlations were observed between earthworm infestation, deer browsing and density and cover of rare species. Results from canonical correspondence analyses showed that the vegetation type was one of the most important factors in structuring rare plant assemblages with floodplain and oak dominated habitats showing strong associations with groupings of rare species.
Analisis Kemampuan Berpikir Kreatif Matematis Siswa SMPTQ Al-Matin Dalam Menyelesaikan Soal Bangun Ruang Sisi Datar
Authors: Mawar Kurnia , Andri Nurcahyono Novi , Suryani Lukman Hamidah
Published: October 2023

This research aims to analyze the mathematical creative thinking abilities of 8th-grade junior high school students in solving problems related to two-dimensional objects. This study is a case study research with a qualitative approach, and the research design utilizes qualitative descriptive  methods. The subject selection for this research utilized probability sampling, resulting in one student out of 34 students selected as the research participant, referred to as participant R1. The research instruments include a test of students mathematical creative thinking abilities and data collection method such as observation, test, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis includes data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions, data validity is ensured throught the use of triangulation techniques.  Students' mathematical creative thinking ability in solving flat-sided space building problems is still low.