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Reshaping our Psyche: Establishing Closeness to Nature ensures Wellbeing
Authors: - Rekha Mehrotra , - Anshika Sharma , - Komal Chandiramani , - Kohinoor Kaur
Published: May 2023

The objective of the present study was to analyze the relationship between relatedness to nature and its impact on one’s mental health and psychological wellbeing. This study involved relation to nature as the independent variable and measures of mental health and psychological wellbeing as the dependent variables. A two-group design was followed for this study wherein the NR-6 scale was employed as a screening tool to divide the obtained sample (N = 110) into two groups: group 1 (n = 19) included those who scored low on nature relatedness while group 2 (n = 91) included those who scored high on the same. The obtained results were analyzed using descriptive statistical techniques, mainly percentage analysis. Findings indicated that a higher degree of relatedness to one's natural environment and regular exposure to greenery leads to a high level of overall psychological well-being and promotes good mental health. Future implications and limitations were also suggested.
Metal Health of High School Students Belonging to Dalit Community in Relation to their Parental Guidance in Hooghly District
Authors: - Sanat Kumar Ghosh , - Biswajit Das
Published: May 2023

The mental health is an important part of growing life. In the daily life dalit students of high school are facing their various problems of regular activities. As a result of which they are getting depressed and are unable to adjust themselves with different environments. The study focused on mental health of high school students in relation to their parental guidance. The sample has 60 dalit students in each 30 boys and 30 girls were selected. The study adapted a quantitative approach to collect data through a survey questionnaire. The data were analyzed by Mean, SD, t test and correlation in manually. The findings revealed that from the perspective of mental health and parental guidance, boys are better than girls and in the same way a positive correlation exists between mental health and parental guidance.
Design and Implementation of Wireless Charging for Electric Vehicles
Authors: - Vinodini V.S. , - Sriram R. , - Kailash Kumar B. , - Karthikeyan R.
Published: May 2023

Wireless charging technology is the most convenient, reliable, robust, spark-free, and user-friendly. This technology makes a common charger for all types of electric vehicles. It is also helpful for the future technology of self-driving vehicles. In wireless charging, the vehicle is charged by just parking it over the charging pad. In this paper, a detailed description of the theory behind the inductive power transfer was discussed. The proposed model circuit was designed using the MATLAB software. The power obtained from the system is 967.5 W. The coil was designed with the help of ANSYS software. The need for the compensation capacitor and high frequency was explained.
Some New Class of Four-Dimensional Absolute Valued Algebras
Authors: - Abdelhadi Moutassim
Published: May 2023

An absolute valued algebra is a nonzero real algebra that is equipped with a multiplicative norm ||ab|| = ||a|| ||b||. We prove that if A is a four-dimensional absolute valued algebras containing a nonzero central element a which satisfies one of the following identities:
(1) (a^2, a, a) = 0 or (a, a, a^2) = 0
(2) (a^2, a^2, a) = 0 or (a, a^2, a^2) = 0
(3) (a^2, a^2, a^2) = 0, with (a / a^2) ≠ 0
(4) (a^2, a, a^2) = 0.

Then A contains a commutative sub-algebra of dimension two. Moreover, A is isomorphic to A_1, A_2, A_3, A_4, B_1 or B_2 in the first two cases and isomorphic to A_1, A_2, A_3, A_4, B_1, B_2, B_3 or B_4, in the last two cases.
Synthesis and Structural Elucidation of Pom-based Hybrid with a Common Cobalt Centre: It’s Antibacterial Activity and Future Perspectives
Authors: - Rajarshi Chatterjee , - Arabinda Mandal
Published: May 2023

A novel hybrid Keggin tungstocobaltate [Co(H2O)6][C5H6N] H4[CoW12O40][NO3].3H2O was prepared by the hydrothermal method and was characterized by elemental analyses, IR spectra, TG-DTA and single crystal X-ray diffraction techniques. This might be the first example of transition metal fuctionalised POM where the same cobalt metal resides at the centre of both of the cationic and anionic complexes. Furthermore, their antibacterial efficacy was determined by MIC and MBC on Gram-negative (Escherichia coli, Salmonella typhi) and Gram-positive (Streptococcus pneumoniae, Bacillus cereus) bacteria. The results indicated an acceptable bacteriostatic and bactericidal effects of this hybrid polyoxometalate.
Conservation of Threatened Medicinal Plants – A Futuristic Approach
Authors: - Pankaj Madhukarrao Kahate
Published: May 2023

Many of the important plant species are going to be threatened due to various natural as well as artificial reasons. The conservation of medicinal plants such as threatened species can be tackled by scientific techniques such as in situ conservation and ex situ conservation. Tissue culture technology gave us an opportunity to conserve them by achieving multiple numbers of plantlets in small space and less time. The present research paper gives us an opportunity to various methodologies for conservation of these valuable plants for future generations.
Understanding the New Dimensions and Implications of Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019
Authors: - Chandra Prakash Rajora
Published: May 2023

The Motor Vehicle Amendment Act 2019 is a significant piece of legislation that aims to reform and strengthen the laws governing road safety and motor vehicles in India. The Act was introduced as an amendment to the existing Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and has been implemented with the objective of reducing road accidents, improving traffic management, and ensuring greater accountability among road users.

The Motor Vehicle Amendment Act 2019 introduces several key provisions that have far-reaching implications for motorists, passengers, and other stakeholders. One of the major highlights of the Act is the substantial increase in fines and penalties for traffic violations, such as over-speeding, drunk driving, not wearing a seatbelt or helmet, and using a mobile phone while driving. The Act also introduces stricter provisions for driving without a valid license, allowing underage driving, and dangerous driving, with higher penalties and imprisonment in certain cases.
Another significant aspect of the Motor Vehicle Amendment Act 2019 is the focus on improving road safety measures. The Act mandates the use of electronic enforcement, such as speed cameras and red-light cameras, to catch traffic violators. It also emphasizes the importance of road engineering and design, making it mandatory for road authorities to follow guidelines for road construction and maintenance. The Act also introduces provisions for protecting vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians and cyclists, and sets guidelines for their safety.
A Study on Recruitment and Selection in a Multi-Specialty Hospital
Authors: - S.V. Kaavya , - Anthony Gerard Reeves
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study is to identify the many sources of recruiting and selection processes in a multi-specialty hospital. In any organization, the recruitment and selection processes are the foundations for success. The reason for this is because human resources (HR) play a crucial impact in an organization's overall performance. The HR department is in charge of redesigning jobs, incorporating job design knowledge into training and management development programs, and implementing them to ensure that solid human resource policies and practices are formed. A well-organized employment policy and plan are essential. As a result, an organization's recruitment process must be effective in order to attract the greatest personnel. In this study the employee satisfaction with the recruitment and selection process was analyzed by collecting surveys from the newly selected employees.
A Study on Mahabharat's Vile Villain Shakuni in Mallar Chatterjee's Shakuni & the Dice of Doom
Authors: - P. Gokila , - M. Saranya
Published: May 2023

Indian epics are an important element of India's rich cultural past. These epics have impacted Indian society's social and religious ideas, offering ethical advice to people and impacting their everyday lives. The Mahabharat and the Ramayana are two of Indian literature's most well-known epics. The representation of villains who function as adversaries to the heroes or protagonists is an important feature in these two Indian epics. These villains frequently exemplify the dark and evil parts of human nature. However, the villains also play a significant part in the text by evaluating and challenging the protagonist’s righteousness. Villains demonstrate the value of characteristics such as bravery, kindness, and selflessness by their acts. In the line of underappreciated villains in Indian Epic, there is a magnificent legend named Shakuni in the Hindu epic Mahabharat. The Mahabharat tells a story of two sides fighting to rule a kingdom named Hastinapur. In the Mahabharat, the character of Shakuni is not properly explained by the author Maharishi Veda Vyasa. The author does not throw much light on Shakuni’s original personality or nature. Using Mallar Chatterjee’s retelling epics book 2 named Shakuni & the Dice of Doom the paper examines the real character of Shakuni and his reasons for choosing evil path. The author has written a new Mahabharat in the perspective of Shakuni. The thesis focuses on finding Shakuni’s original character, skills, love, hate, personality, devotion and relationship.
The Psychological Autopsy: The When and Why
Authors: - D. Pavitra Madhusudan
Published: May 2023

Psychological Autopsy is one of the most recent tools that has been added to the reports of the psychological techniques available in the repartee of the field of Forensic Psychology.
Psychological autopsy tries to determine the psychological aspects of details by suicide as well as in cases where death all of ambiguous in nature, i.e. there is uncertainty in the nature of death and help is needed to find a copy to conclude the reasons and the cause of death.
In the current article, the author tries to examine to the areas where and how psychological autopsy can be helpful to the experts in understanding the risk factors involved in ambiguous deaths.
Stock Price Prediction using Facebook Prophet
Authors: - Dole Mangesh , - Vishal Sonawane , - Ansari Ehtesham , - Farooqui Sharique , - Algat Y.S.
Published: May 2023

Our time is the era of machine learning. To make work easier, every profession is implementing machine learning techniques. It is difficult to predict the stock market since it needs in-depth knowledge of how to ignore news events, assess past data, and determine how news events affect stock price trends. The difficulty is made more difficult by how erratic stock prices are. A fair price in the stock market is the result of the prophecy of equalizing sales. The goal of stock price prediction is to forecast the value of a company's financial shares in the future. The application of machine learning, which produces forecasts based on current stock market indicators by training in their prior values, is the most recent development in stock market forecasting technology.
Different models are used by machine learning to produce predictions that are simpler and more accurate. In this instance, Facebook Prophet is used to forecast future stock market ratings and examine how those prices will compare to those of earlier stock markets. This effort dedicates itself to analyzing the sales rate with state-of-the-art design and consideration of preconceived conceptions and preceding data processing procedures
Self-similar Solution of Population Balance Equation for Aggregation with Constant Kernel
Authors: - Aditya Kumar
Published: May 2023

Self-similar solution of population balance equation includes the number density function which remains invariant or contains a part that is invariant. This paper describes self-similar solution of aggregation population balance model with constant kernel. Using this constant kernel, moment of the population balance system achieves the form μ_i (t)∝t^(i-1) and the aggregation population balance equation with constant kernel reduces to a first order linear ordinary integro-differential equation whose solution is exponential function with negative power.
Modern-day Religious and Spiritualism
Authors: - Sana Shabir , - Muhammad Kaleem Ullah , - Sadia Asghar
Published: May 2023

Religious art or sacred art is artistic imagery using religious inspiration and motifs and is often intended to uplift the mind to the spiritual. Sacred art involves the ritual and cultic practices and practical and operative aspects of the path of the spiritual realization within the artist's religious tradition. A religious image, sometimes called a votive image, is a work of visual art that is representational and has a religious purpose, subject, or connection. All major historical religions have made some use of religious images, although their use is strictly controlled and often controversial in many religions. Hajra Ahmed’s as a young artist of the present era engendering a unorthodox contribution towards contemporary art of Pakistan and out of the mundane she has done tremendous religious art with aura of religious places of Pakistan. She has captured the passing moment and grasped the essence of the moment transpiring on the religious spot just like a ceremony of a memory through which a observer can understand the same feel which has been captured by the artist. In her paintings she strives to depict the exact situation by the great combo of naturalism and realism. Fresh colors have been used to enhance the personification of tariqat. Apart from the moment she also painted the shrines architecture in an actual manner which represent a symbolism of Islamic art and spiritualism.
Comparative Study of Expired and Non-expired Medicine
Authors: - Ram V. Suratkar , - Ankush R. Dudhe
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study is to examine the efficacy and safety of expired and non-expired medications. The study included 100 animals who were separated into two groups: Group A (non-expired drugs) and Group B (expired medicines). For one month, both groups received the same drug. The medication's effectiveness was determined by assessing the improvement in symptoms, and its safety was determined by monitoring any adverse effects. The study finding revealed that both expired and non-expired medications were beneficial in alleviating symptoms, with no significant difference between the two groups. However, Group B had a somewhat greater rate of adverse events than Group A. The most prevalent adverse events recorded in Group B were gastrointestinal disturbances; while in Group A, it was moderate headache. To summarise, this study reveals that expired drugs can be beneficial in treating certain illness, but they should be used with caution due to the possibility of unpleasant consequences. Patients and healthcare providers must appropriately dispose of outdated prescriptions and not use them as a substitute for new medications. More research is needed to determine the long-term implications of utilizing expired medications.
Preparation of Mosquito Repellent Dhoop from Orange Peels
Authors: - Dhanashree K. Pawar , - Vaibhav V. Deshpande , - Ankit C. Rathod , - Vaishnavi S. Chaudhari
Published: May 2023

Mosquito-borne illnesses are still a concern to world health, particularly in tropical and subtropical areas. An efficient defense against mosquito bites and the spread of these diseases is the use of mosquito repellents. Chemical-based mosquito repellents can be harmful to human health, especially to children and pregnant women. The use of natural plant-based components is a potential approach in the development of sustainable and eco-friendly mosquito repellents, which has gained popularity in recent years. In this study, we prepared a mosquito repellent dhoop using orange peels, as orange peels are a rich source of essential oils including limonene, which has been found to have mosquito-repelling qualities. This research article describes how orange peels can be used to make mosquito-repelling dhoop (incense) which is used to ward off mosquito. The orange peels are dried and ground into a powder, then they are combined with various ingredients like charcoal, camphor, turmeric and essential oils to make dough. After shaping the dough into cones or sticks, it is allowed to dry. It has been demonstrated that the resulting dhoop has substantial anti-mosquito capabilities and can offer protection for up to two hours. There are many benefits to using orange peels as a raw material for mosquito repellent dhoop, including its availability, affordability and environmental friendliness. Additionally, using organic materials from plants lessens exposure to synthetic chemicals and their possible health risks. Overall, our study demonstrates the potential of orange peels as a natural source of mosquito repellent and provides a simple and effective method for preparing a mosquito repellent dhoop.
Work related Musculoskeletal Pain among Hotel Management Students in Mumbai: A Cross-sectional Study
Authors: - Prachi Rajpure , - Jyoti Parle , - Shweta Phadke , - Pranati Tilak
Published: May 2023

One of the businesses that is developing most quickly is the hospitality one, and it is one that is always growing. There are many different departments at hotels, and the level of physical activity that each department's employees do vary greatly. Workers do a variety of actions as part of their professional responsibilities, including bending, sitting, and lifting, despite the likelihood of both musculoskeletal diseases.

Objectives: To determine the prevalence of musculoskeletal pain in hotel management students using Nordic Musculoskeletal questionnaire.

Results: Out of 200 respondents, 190 students reported having musculoskeletal pain/discomfort for this study. The findings have been presented in accordance with the several practical's. Highest prevalence of pain was found in students of kitchen practical followed by food & beverages practical and housekeeping practical.
Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders In Swachhata Doots Of Panvel Mahanagar Palika: A Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: - Preksha Jain , - Jyoti Parle , - Shweta Phadke
Published: May 2023

This study aims to assess the prevalence of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WMSDs) and their associated risk factors among 200 street sweepers, known as Swachhata doots, working for Panvel Mahanagar Palika. The study employed demographic details, job details, and a self-reported Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (NMQ) to collect data, along with the Rapid Upper Body Assessment (RULA) to evaluate work posture. The results showed that 74% of the participants experienced musculoskeletal disorders, with lower back pain being the most prevalent (39%), followed by knees (21%) and shoulders (15%). The RULA assessment revealed that a significant percentage of participants were at medium to high risk of developing WMSDs due to postural problems. These findings indicate that the job of a Swachhata doot involves a major risk of developing WMSDs and calls for preventive measures to be implemented.
Potential Use of Medicinal Plant Gokharu
Authors: - Akash K. Atkari , - Shubham P. Jaiswal , - Krushna H. Gajare
Published: May 2023

The medicinal plant gokharu (Tribulus terrestris) has been used historically in numerous cultures for a variety of therapeutic purposes. It is well known for having a wide range of pharmacological qualities, including as diuretic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-microbial actions. For its possible advantages in promoting sexual health, curing urethritis, and strengthening cardiovascular health, gokharu has also been utilised in traditional medicine. This summary gives a general overview of gokharu's potential as a medicinal plant while stressing both its pharmacological traits and conventional usage. The abstract also provides a succinct assessment of the most important findings from pertinent studies on gokharu, highlighting its potential therapeutic uses.
Psoriasis: A Peer Review Article
Authors: - Twinkle Bhatt , - Urjita Sanghavi , - Zainab Zaveri
Published: May 2023

Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that is characterized by sharply demarcated Erythematous plaques with whitish scale. Psoriasis is an immune-mediated, genetic disease manifesting in the skin or joints or both. A diverse team of clinicians with a range of expertise is often needed to treat the disease. Psoriasis provides many challenges including high prevalence, chronicity, disfiguration, disability, and associated comorbidity. As over a third of the extended kindred included affected relatives besides siblings, in addition to an analysis of allele sharing between affected sibling pairs, a novel linkage strategy was applied that extracts full non-parametric information. There are several types of psoriasis, each of which varies in its signs and symptoms: Plaque psoriasis, Nail psoriasis, guttate psoriasis, Inverse psoriasis, Pustular psoriasis, Erythrodermic psoriasis. Psoriasis is thought to be an immune system to create problem that causes skin cells to grow faster than usual. In the most common type of psoriasis is known as plaque psoriasis, this is the rapid turnover of cells results in dry, scaly patches. The cause of psoriasis isn't fully understood. It's thought to be an immune system problem where infection-fighting cells attack to the healthy skin cells by mistake. Researchers believe that both genetics and environmental factors play a major role in the condition is not contagious. psoriasis triggers the Infections, such as strep throat or skin infections Weather, especially cold, dry conditions, Injury to the skin, such as a cut or scrape, a bug bite, or a severe sunburn, Smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke, Heavy alcohol consumption, Certain medications including lithium, high blood pressure drugs and anti-malarial drugs, Rapid withdrawal of oral or injected corticosteroids.
Design of Library Robot using IoT
Authors: - K. Sitarama Sastry
Published: May 2023

A library robot is a smart system that helps maintain and improve the efficiency of a library. It is equipped with various controllers that allow the users to monitor and control the library services. A robot that can handle the tasks of a library efficiently. It can also save human services time and reduce the load on the staff. It can also monitor the library's activities and provide feedback on its progress. Its goal is to help the libraries cut costs and improve their efficiency. To over this problem, we had suggested this project "Robotic Library System “. In this project, we can organize the books in the racks and monitor the library activities this helps us to reduces the manual power and human errors.
Shrouded Wind Turbines: An Investigation On Maximum Energy Utilization For Kerala Climatic Conditions
Authors: - Amitha P Sunil , - Anitha K
Published: May 2023

Inserting diffuser ducts around a wind turbine is a method to augment its power generation. The output power of a wind turbine can be significantly improved if we can harness the fluid dynamics surrounding a structure to increase the wind speed, specifically if we can catch and concentrate the wind energy locally. When compared to an open turbine with a rotor of an equivalent size, a shroud in a shrouded wind turbine serves to enhance the velocity of the air travelling through the rotor plane. This work aims on investigate the suitability of shrouded wind turbines for Kerala’s climatic conditions. For this, wind velocity data collected and analyzed. A basic model is created using ANSYS Workbench and CFD (Computer Fluid Dynamics) analysis carried out on the model created. Results shows that shrouded wind turbines provide an output flow velocity which is more than twice of input airflow velocity and turbulence intensity founded within limits thus helps to obtain high yields even for low wind speeds.
A Framework To Make Voting System Transparent Using Blockhain Technology
Authors: - Prem K , - Prakashraja P , - Manikandan M , - Rajaprabha C.E
Published: May 2023

Generally, governments release schemes or plans like roadways or industries to some area as different projects. During this process, different types of peoples will be there as supportive or opponent for the schemes. In this project, we presented a secure and transparent framework for government schemes using blockchain. Blockchain is used as a secure and immutable data structure to store the government records that are highly susceptible to tampering. Here, we aim to address these issues to build a transparent and secure edge computing infrastructure for the allocation of government schemes which not only eliminates the need for human supervision or intervention but also makes it easy for the government to keep track and update its policies as time progresses. To solve this issue, we propose the framework to use blockchain technology for creating a decentralized system to perform government scheme processes with ease, transparent, auditable, and immutable.
The proposed model consists of a decentralized consortium architecture that combines both the security and privacy of a Permissioned Blockchain and the openness and transparency of a Permission-less Blockchain. The target of the model is to efficiently handle the government tender process securely. The system mainly consists of three types of entities: government officials, citizens and schemes.
Diverse Uses of Multi-Purpose Cyclone Shelters In India
Authors: - Dharithi Gadiraju , - Sooraj G
Published: May 2023

India employs a strategy to reduce the probability of tropical cyclones and ready for them through placing Multi-Purpose Cyclone Shelters across its coastline. These shelters are meant to safeguard vulnerable populations throughout storms and to function as school, community halls, etc. while not really in use. This describes in detail purpose of these multi-use cyclone shelters, which also include providing safe shelter for inhabitants of cyclone-affected areas in addition to individuals who are unable evacuate for a wide range of reasons, such like infrastructure problems. In India as well as other south Asian nations, like that as Bangladesh, a vulnerable region is evacuated by transferring at-risk populace into built specifically outdoor structures called as "cyclone shelters." This is frequently discovered in or adjacent to one's neighbourhood, though sometimes they may be a significant distance away. In short, it was initially created in Bangladesh, then adopted in India, and now we'll take a closer look at Odisha, which now has constructed these cyclone shelters for cyclone mitigation. A primary goal of the National Cyclone Risk Mitigation Project is to make sure that each and every home within 10 kilometres of the coastline has accessibility to a cyclone shelter that is no more than 2.5 kilometres away, and that total number of cyclone shelters matches to the area's in need of accommodation. The thought of a "horizontal evacuation" is hardly a possibility for nations with huge populations, inadequate road infrastructure, and lacking transportation services. Instead, it is considered essential to relocate to specifically constructed cyclone shelters located within the neighbourhood. The decision maker sees the particular strategy much more interesting since it takes less time for clearance or to finish an evacuation. In these circumstances, approval is essential because evacuation decisions are often postponed. Construction of the cyclone shelters was a wise move because it is entangled with other aspects, including the accuracy of meteorological forecasts, public willingness to cooperate with mandatory evacuations inside the lack of weather warnings, dissatisfaction in the event of a non-strike, etc.
Impact of Betting Legalisation in India
Authors: - Utkarsh Singh , - Eshaan Yadav , - Jinay Mehta , - Soham Parekh , - Aman Apte , - Sidhant Kothriwal
Published: May 2023

Betting and gambling industry is growing at a fast pace throughout the global economy and is one of the most evergreen industries of the world. In India there is clear evidence of a vast illegal betting and gambling industry functioning for decades. Sports betting being the most popular among Indians, various cases of match fixing scandals have been reported over the years. The government of India has always taken a regressive stance when it comes to legalization of betting and gambling activities. However, legalization of betting and gambling activities will increase the regulatory control of government on the industry which might solve a host of problems for the Indian betting industry and Indian economy as a whole. In this research study we try evaluating the impact of betting and gambling legalization on the Indian economy. The initial part of our research focuses on understanding the overall demographics of the global betting and gambling industry. Further we proceed by estimating the turnover of the betting and gambling industry if legalization takes place. We then applied this turnover to evaluate the economic impact of legalization on the Indian economy. Lastly, we suggest a regulatory model for India if legalization takes place. Our results suggest that the Indian betting and gambling industry could become one of the largest in the world if legalization takes place. Further, legalization of betting and gambling activities will lead to a substantial increase in the GDP as well as the tax collection.
Consumer Buying Decision over Electric Vehicles and Other Variants in NCR Region
Authors: - Aniket Dewal
Published: May 2023

The study will be concentrating on consumer purchasing decisions for electronic vehicles by examining the effect of consumer innovation and raising concerns about the practical abilities of digital engines relative to their alternatives for EV and other editions. A conceptual framework is created and put into use that includes evaluations of inventiveness at the adoption stage, principally based on an analysis of generational possession and a cohort of psychological and social factors. It is necessary to find a way to reinforce cars since fossil fuels are still running out and prices are rising. As a remedy for the industry and the environment, electric powered automobiles are being supplied by utilising India's automobile sector. Despite the Delhi government passing laws governing electronic vehicles, digital motors are becoming more and more prevalent on the market today. This study may evaluate a consumer's buying behaviour together with their impressions about electric-powered automobiles in India. Statistics from both primary and secondary sources may be used in the study. A survey of the market and a questionnaire will be used to compile the data. -wheeler, three-wheeler, and four-wheeler OEM dealers, students, and operational employees are the target audience for the statistics collecting. The intended buyer can come from tier 1 and tier 2 cities.
Smart Medical Dispenser using Digital Image Processing
Authors: - Afsal S. , - Arjun S. , - Akash Shibu , - Parvathy S.S.
Published: May 2023

Using digital image processing, the smart medical dispenser is a device created to assist people in better managing their medication. To recognise and organise pills, capsules, and other medications, this system makes use of digital image processing techniques. The medication is photographed by the dispenser's camera, which is connected to software that deciphers the photos to determine the medication, dosage, and other information. When the right medication is found, the dispenser delivers it at the right time, ensuring that patients receive the right dosage. In particular for patients with chronic diseases who need many drugs, this method has the potential to completely change medication management.
Design and Fabrication of Power Generation System by using Gym Equipment
Authors: - G. Rakesh , - N. Vidyasagar , - T. Sai Vimal , - U.V. Nithin , - S.S. Ravisankar , - Shafee S.M.
Published: May 2023

The intention of this project is to design a renewable energy source based around a piece of exercise equipment. The energy expended in a typical workout at the gym is usually wasted in the mechanics of the equipment. This project harnessed the mechanical energy of the machine and converted it to electrical energy using a generator-based system. The exercise equipment, attached to the shaft of the generator. Thus produced electrical energy is used in powering a piece of equipment such as lamp or a computer while exercising. This report will introduce the project and present all applicable information regarding the design, development, and the final product. This project will help one develop engineering skills while learning about a clean way of generating electricity. The modern challenge faced with the global energy situation is the growing energy demand and the strong dependence on unsustainable fossil fuels. Another concurrent issue is the adverse health and socio-economic implications of adult obesity. This Gym Power Generation Machine project, which uses metabolized human energy to generate electrical power, could potentially address both these challenges.
Fabrication of Multipurpose Agriculture Machine
Authors: - Kadiyala Venu , - Iyyapaneni Hemanth Reddy , - Pandi Naga Sumanth , - Shaik Davood , - Banavath Haritha Bai , - P. Kumar Babu
Published: May 2023

Multipurpose agriculture equipment is basic and major equipment involved in agriculture for maximum yielding. Conventional method of planting and cultivating the crops is a laborious process and hence for that reason there is a scarcity of labours, this result in delayed agriculture to overcome these difficulties, multipurpose agriculture equipment is designed. The main objective of this project is sprayer and crop cutter. Our aim to produce highly efficient multi purpose agriculture machine which will reduce time, cost of labour, and enhances production. Presently, small land holding farmers use work bulls mostly for land preparation. Their use can be increased and made more economical by using them for other farm operations.
Dyke-Davidoff-Masson Syndrome - A Rare Case Report
Authors: - Navtej Singh , - Tarun , - Arvind
Published: May 2023

Dyke-Davidoff-Masson Syndrome (DDMS) is a rare disease in Indian subcontinent. It is more common in western countries. DDMS is characterized by seizures, facial asymmetry, contralateral hemiplegia and mental retardation. Characteristic radiological features are cerebral hemiatrophy with homolateral hypertrophy of skull and sinuses. We report a case of DDMS in a 19 year old girl who presented with seizures, Developmental delay in motor and speech domains, hemiparesis of left upper and lower limb and MRI revealed characteristic features diagnostic of DDMS.
Fabrication of Automatic Cut-off Engine by Detecting Alcohol Content of the Person
Authors: - Desu Venkata Vishnu Vardhan , - Modiboyina Charan Teja , - Shaik Sharooq , - Shaik Naieem , - M. Mercy Lydia , - P. Kumar Babu
Published: May 2023

Due to the increase in road accidents the death rate is increasing and it is a major concern than one can’t imagine. The reason for road accidents is the driver’s alcohol consumption. The death rate due to drink and drive is high in rate due to this, especially in countries like India. So a system is proposed to detect the alcohol content level of the driver. The proposed work explores the possibility to detect alcohol at very first using technology. The alcohol content of the driver is detected using the MQ3 sensors embedded in the steering of the vehicle. The breath of the driver is sensed through this sensor and the alcohol content of the blood is analyzed. The driver cannot start the car if the alcohol content is above the threshold value. The added features to this system is the alcohol sensor senses only the person sitting in the driver’s seat and will not take into account the fellow passenger.
Fabrication of Wireless Haptic Robotic Arm
Authors: - Shaik Aslam , - Chirivella VenkataAl Saravan Kumar , - Kunam Venkata Krishna Reddy , - Gudluru Sai Teja , - Shaik Zakir Hussain , - S.M. Shafee
Published: May 2023

The current generation robot has been used in fields isolated from the human society. Their application is limited because of they cannot manipulation and interaction with humans. In order to represent the robotic technology with human-machine interaction and wireless communication allows interactivity in real-time with virtual objects. The main objective of the work is to design and develop a controller that is used to move the robotic arm using wireless system by recognizing hand motion that is controlled by flex sensor and tilt sensor for virtual environment and human-machine interaction.
History of Political Empowerment of Women in Uganda
Authors: - Sushma Yadav
Published: May 2023

This paper examines how the women’s movement in Uganda will lead to political empowerment of women. This paper investigates the role played by women in political sphere in Uganda. This paper will also focus on the struggle of women and women’s movement in politics, which has traditionally been considered as the men’s sphere. Moreover, it also investigates the conditions of women in Uganda from pre-colonial to post independence period and changes in the conditions within that time period based on the availability of secondary data. This research is done to throw light on the origin and role of women’s movement in Uganda and its achievements in terms of political empowerment of women. Available literature is insufficient to explain that whether it is due to the pressure of women’s movement that Museveni had to give space to women in politics or there were other reasons too.
Using the data collected from various sources such as articles, books, Government of Uganda reports, it will find that women’s movement leads to empowerment of women in political sphere to the extent that Uganda’s quota design has set an inspiring model for other quota adopter countries in the region. In the central and eastern Africa region alone, Sudan, Burundi, South Sudan, Eritrea, Kenya, Djibouti, Zimbabwe, and Somalia have followed Uganda’s quota adoption in 1989 and reserved seat quotas were introduced in their majoritarian parliaments (Clayton, Josefsson & Wang: 2016). Hence, it was an early quota adopter country. This research would encourage the women’s movements in economic and social sphere. Because it is evident from this study that if oppressed people are aware about their rights and if they are able to organize themselves in a group to put pressure on the government for their rights then they can achieve it.
Utilization of Fruit Wastes by Preparing Cakes and Cookies - A Budget Friendly Application in Food Industry
Authors: - Ina Mukherjee , - Debasree Ghosh , - Shovan Dutta
Published: May 2023

A large number of fruit wastes are generated from fruit processing industries in both solid and liquid form, which are rich in nutrients and have health benefits also. Utilizing fruit wastes, food product development is an innovative way to reduce the fruit wastes in environment. In this study, mixture of watermelon rind and orange peel in the ratio 1:1 (w/w) was used to make cake and cookies. Both the bakery products are very nutritious as well as pocket-friendly. It is also used as the source for gluten free which is beneficial for gluten sensitive people and is also eco-friendly. From the result, it was observed that, the lower percentage of moisture content is best accepted for cookies. For cakes, the moisture content increased from 12.62% to 17.43%. The higher percentage of moisture content is best accepted for cakes.
How SEO and SEM increases the sales of a Business?
Authors: - Sarthak Somvanshi , - Dr. Divya Mahajan
Published: May 2023

When we talk about the promotions of a company to increase the sales, in the current scenario what comes in our mind is the pop ups while we search anything online. For eg:- if we search for an iPhones, at every place whatever site we open we get to see its pop-up, on different sites. Search engines' job is to get the company visible to their targeted market. So, when we talk about search engine optimization, this helps us to analyses, review and implement the change which we bring through making keywords, and bringing the organic
audience to the website. Basically SEO helps in
 Drive traffic to your website
 Builds brand’s authority
 Promotes positive user-experience
 Increase Visibility
 It promotes to increase engagement/conversion rate
 Make your Brand valuable
And on this SEM, majorly play a crucial role. So, what is SEM? Search Engine Marketing, works to improve the visibility of your business or brand on the search engines, and it also helps to increase your band or business online. It’s a paid tactics.SEO & SEM together work to increase your band or business and put him on the top of search engine and the first link always known for its authenticity or reliable business. Once you visit the website, it emphasizes you and holds you, and after that you will change your mind set and buy that product.This is how SEM and SEO influence a business's sales. In my research I will be talking in details about SEM and SEO, how it works, how it helps in promoting your business, how it brings organic traffic to the website, and along with how SEO and SEM impact business sales.
An Analytical Study of Marketing Practices of Indian Online Marketers
Authors: - Rana Nidhish Singh , - Dr. Shivani Kapoor
Published: May 2023

The research study Depicts the recent developments and demonstrates the growing power of online Bodies or we can say Communities in building brand reputation and customer relationships. The study also examines the role and impact of the social media sites on generating potential online traffic Online Marketing is becoming a promising industry with rapid career growth, increasing influences, and widespread activities As we know that the access to the internet over a larger population is on a rises, Soon the India is to witness a revolution India will soon rank within the top markets in the world with the greatest number of internet users due to the nation's fast digitization. Online marketing is becoming a distinct business niche.
The technicalities of the internet are growing as more marketers choose to build a brand online and connect with audiences across the world. sites, blogs, and advertising Campaigns, SEO tactics, and other techniques have delved deeply into the technological metrics affecting one's online visibility. In India, online or digital advertising is growing at a rate of 25–30% annually.
India also has the World’s largest Facebook population. The use of digital marketing has widened as a result of quick digitization, through websites, networking methods, etc. Internet usage is commonplace.
It has significantly influenced the strength and magnitude of the growth of digital channels through rising the use of laptops, computers, and mobile devices. Whether utilized for social networking, informative Google searches, or making purchases, India has transformed this medium into a totally-fledged business. And as a result of the market's growth, Digital Marketing has emerged as a key method of attracting customers online.
The market for gadgets like smartphones, computers, tablets, and other devices is expanding, which has only accelerated usage and expanded the market's target demographic. Internet material has a significant impact on people's lives. Display of thoughts through words, photographs, films, and other media has a solid foundation in people's thoughts, which transfers into their daily lives. In order to boost a brand's influence on the audience, digital marketing focuses heavily on using content to influence the audience online. The amount of time people spend online enables web marketers to develop effective tactics to change customer behavior. The appropriate approach turns the audience into customers. Online marketing is becoming a distinct business niche. The complexities around the web are growing as more marketers choose to build a brand image online and engage with audiences across the world. Websites, blogs, marketing initiatives, SEO tactics, etc. have deeply impacted the technical metrics affecting one's visibility on the internet.
Marketing Research and Brand Loyalty of Haldiram’s
Authors: - Bishesh Verma , - Saumya Vatsyayan
Published: May 2023

Haldiram's began as a little sweet shop in a rural place and has now evolved to become a prominent Indian snack and convenience (Ready to Eat) food maker. It has elevated Haldiram to the position of major maker and retailer of Namkeen and sweets. Haldiram's goods are tailored to the tastes and preferences of clients from all across India. It created items based on the preferences of individuals from certain locations. For example, it launched 'Murukkus', a south Indian snack, and 'Chennai Mixture' for clients in India's south region. Similarly, Haldiram's introduced 'bhelpuri' with western Indian clients in mind. Certain Haldiram's goods ('Nazarana,' 'Panchratan,' and 'Premium') are exclusively available during the festival season.
Investigating the Effectiveness of Cognitive Learning Strategies for Learners: A Meta-analysis
Authors: - Dr. Kuldeep Kaur
Published: May 2023

This research has been conducted to investigate the effectiveness of cognitive learning strategies for learners. For this purpose, meta-analysis method was used to synthesize the cognitive learning strategy intervention studies conducted in between 1986 and 2022. On the basis of pre-established systematic criteria, 70 articles were selected and 98 effect sizes were calculated. Cohen's d' formula was applied to calculate the effect size (Cooper & Hedges, 1994). The main objectives of the present study focus to find out the general effectiveness of the cognitive learning strategies, what kind of cognitive learning strategy is most effective and do the effect sizes of different types of cognitive learning strategies vary according to the applied domains, grade levels and achievement levels. The results of the study indicate that the overall cognitive learning strategies (98 ESs) yielded a large effect size (ESsm=.97) which was not homogenous (Q=56.08, p < .05). In each subcategory of learners' characteristics and applied domains, effect sizes were calculated and conducted the test of homogeneity separately. The effect sizes were generally homogenous in each subcategory except for grade level. The findings revealed that cognitive strategies had large effect sizes (.85-1.74). Cognitive learning strategies were very effective (.83-1.59) for average achieving students as well as underachieving students (with learning disabilities). The effect of cognitive learning strategies was analyzed very large in terms of students in all grades (1.09-1.40), except for middle school students (.78). Finally, the implications for the application of different cognitive learning strategies were discussed.