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Academic Procrastination among NEET Aspirants
Authors: - Pushparaj. B , - Mahadevaswamy. P , - Vidya. N
Published: June 2024

This study evaluated the levels of academic procrastination among NEET aspirants who appear for the common entrance exam-NEET in the national level. The competition is very high. The sample consisted of equal male and female aspirants from Dakshin Kannada district of Karnataka. Distribution show that majority 66.5 percent of the aspirants fallen in the moderate level of procrastination followed by 20 percent had low level procrastination and 13.5 percent high level of procrastination. Independent sample t test revealed a significant mean difference between male and female NEET aspirants. Male aspirants found to have higher level of academic procrastination compared to female aspirants.
Mayura's Literary Art in Suryasataka
Authors: - Alphonsa Chacko
Published: June 2024

All the Sanskrit treatises begin with a hymn for the blissful ending of the text without any hindrances. Mayūra Bhaṭṭa wrote hundred verses as a prayer to the Sun god to cure his disease. The Sun worship prevailed in India from centuries. At a point of time the Sun god and the worship to the Sun attracted most of the people. Therefore, the work Sūryaśataka also gained large momentum among readers and each critic. Each of hundred verses of Sūryaśataka is called Muktaka and is a prayer. Not only the deity Sun is worshipped but also Aruṇa his charioteer, horses of the Sun and the aura is described by attributing it to nature. The poetic beauty of this work is commendable. This paper is trying to discuss about various points mentioned by Mayūra regarding the Sun and its associated things.
Historical Linkages between Colonialism and The Anthropocene in India
Authors: - Srisoniya Subramoniam
Published: June 2024

This essay explores the intricate linkages between colonial acts of power and administration and the Anthropocene, an era marked by profound human-induced environmental changes. The study highlights the historical connections between colonialism and the Anthropocene to show how European colonial powers' exploitative practices, such as resource extraction, land-use changes, and infrastructural developments, significantly contributed to the environmental and ecological transformations defining the Anthropocene epoch. The findings offer insights into the comprehensive role played by colonialism in invoking the era of the Anthropocene.
Classroom Management Strategies for Children with Disabilities
Authors: - Sarita Rani , - Shilpi Purohit
Published: June 2024

A disability is any condition, whether mental or physical, that hinders a person from carrying out specific tasks (activity limitation) or from engaging with their environment (participation restrictions). "Children with disabilities, as defined by the CRPD, are those who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments which, when combined with various barriers, may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis.
A Critical Study on Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Stock Market Trading
Authors: - S.SHARADH SURESHBABU , - SORNALAKSHMI
Published: June 2024

Artificial Intelligence is the replica of human intelligence operations by machines, particularly computer systems. Special applications of AI is inclusive of expert systems, natural language processing, speech identification & machine vision.Stock trading engages in buying & selling of
shares of a certain company. AI Trading is the utilization of Artificial Intelligence in the trading arena to examine market data, obtain investment notions & construct portfolios. AI Trading touches on the application of algorithms & machine learning strategies to dissect large amounts
of data & pinpoint patterns & trends in the market.
Corporate Governance in India in 2024: Current Practices and Future Prospects
Authors: - Surender Kumar , - Prof. (Dr.) Monika Rastogi
Published: June 2024

Corporate governance in India has undergone significant evolution over the past few decades, driven by regulatory reforms, global best practices, and shifting stakeholder expectations. This abstract provides an overview of the current state of corporate governance in India in 2024, highlighting key practices and emerging trends while also exploring future prospects. In 2024, corporate governance in India continues to be shaped by regulatory frameworks such as the Companies Act, SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) regulations, and listing requirements of stock exchanges. These regulations mandate transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct among corporate entities. The emphasis on board independence, composition, and diversity has intensified, with a growing recognition of the importance of gender diversity and expertise diversity in boardrooms. Moreover, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors have gained prominence, driven by investor demands for sustainable business practices. Indian companies are increasingly integrating ESG considerations into their governance frameworks to mitigate risks and enhance long-term value creation.
Colonial Impact on Indian Society: Analyzing Social and Economic Changes from 1757 to 1947
Authors: - Ajeeshkumar P A , - Shibu S , - Manu Surya M P
Published: June 2024

This article examines the profound social and economic transformations in Indian society during British colonial rule from 1757 to 1947. It explores the impacts of colonial policies on social structures, including the reinforcement of caste dynamics, the introduction of Western education, and the emergence of social reform movements. Economically, the article delves into agricultural changes, industrial decline, and the economic exploitation encapsulated in the Drain Theory. Politically, it addresses the establishment of a centralized administration, legal reforms, and the rise of Indian nationalism. Cultural and religious impacts, such as religious reform movements and cultural syncretism, are also analyzed. Through this comprehensive analysis, the article aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the complex legacy of British colonialism in India, highlighting both its detrimental and transformative effects on Indian society.
Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices among Special Education Teachers of Mountain Province
Authors: - Lithia B. Paculan , - Myrla L. Maguilang
Published: June 2024

This quantitative descriptive study investigated culturally responsive teaching practices, challenges, and perceived impacts on learning outcomes among special education teachers in Mountain Province. Purposive sampling was employed to select 27 special education teachers with a minimum of 3 years of experience in the field. Data was collected through a structured questionnaire comprising sections on culturally responsive teaching practices, challenges in implementation, and perceived impact on learning outcomes, utilizing a 5-point Likert scale. Descriptive statistics, including frequencies, percentages, means, and standard deviations, were utilized for data analysis. Findings revealed significant strides in incorporating students' cultural backgrounds into instruction, modifying approaches to accommodate diverse needs, and collaborating with families and communities. Challenges included insufficient training, shortages of culturally relevant resources, and difficulties balancing standardized curriculum demands with culturally responsive teaching. Despite obstacles, teachers perceived positive impacts on student engagement, academic achievement, and inclusivity. Ethical considerations prioritized participant protection and confidentiality. The study underscores the importance of ongoing professional development, resource allocation, and administrative support to enhance culturally responsive teaching practices and improve student outcomes in special education contexts.
Gender Balancing: A Study of Increasing Participation of Women in Governance
Authors: - Poonam Mor , - Aayushi
Published: June 2024

Equal participation of men and women in all aspects of the workforce is referred to as gender balancing. However, in many areas, women participate less, and therefore they are underrepresented than what is desired vis-a-vis the division of women in the population. Equal access to opportunities and resources, including involvement in economic matters and decision-making, must be the goal of a progressive society. In practically every area whether social, professional, or political, women have historically had limited prospects. They do not have the same rights or power as males. This prevailing historical trend still exists. Despite being increasingly elected and chosen for positions of decision-making, women are still underrepresented in decision-making positions globally. Women's participation in politics will develop women and society as a whole. The main objective of this research paper is to explore and showcase the benefits of the increased participation of competent women in management and leadership roles to foster both personal and professional development.
The Participatory strengthening for tea production in Paksong district, Champasack Province, Lao PDR
Authors: - Bounthom SISOUMANG , - Vonevalay Inbounmi , - Athikone Bouphanouvong , - Sengsulixay Sykhanthong , - Salongxay Fongsamouth
Published: June 2024

The Participatory strengthening for tea production in Paksong district, Champasack Province, Lao PDR with the objective of the research (1) to analyze the structure of the tea production chain in Paksong District, Champasak Province (2) to evaluate the value added of the tea production chain with Participatory Action Research will be applied in this study (PAR).
The findings of a study conducted in Paksong district Champasak province, there are five main components to the tea production chain system: tea producers, production groups, local tea translators, foreign investment companies, exporting companies, and the domestic market. The section on supporting activities is divided into three sections: financial institutions, tea associations, and government agencies. There are participants in the primary activity of Paksong City's chain system for producing tea. The research by Mishra, Kattel et al. and Nguyen, Chu, and To (2015), Vietnam Tea Industry: An Analysis From Value Chain Approach, which covers Producers (Farmers), Processors, Traders, Domestic wholesale and retailers, and Exporters, is strongly linked to the value mapping of tea.
An investigation into the orthodox tea (Camellia sinensis) value chain with an emphasis on certification was carried out in Nepal's eastern Himalayan corridor. According to traditional tea value chain mapping, tea growers grow the leaves for their products, local traders and cooperatives exchange the leaves, and processing factory owners handle the marketing and processing of the tea. It is evident that a large number of people are involved in the tea value chain inside the chain system of tea production. Every player in the primary activity of tea products has a function and responsibility. To advance the cause of making tea production a significant industry, each member has both skills and shortcomings that need to be recognized and encouraged. A community product, a provincial strategic product, and one that has the potential to grow into a future national export.
Public Transportation Analysis of West Java International Airport - Kertajati
Authors: - Robby Septiandi Khaerul Ikhsan , - Salma Yuwani Nadhifa , - Octaviani Nur Rahmawati , - Adriana Gabriela Palupi , - Milka Novita Manalu , - Christina Natalia Sitompul , - Muslina Syahril
Published: June 2024

This research identifies the needs and initial design of the development of Access Road Mode Public Transportation (Bus) West Java International Airport. To obtain recommendations for the development of public transport access (Bus) that are integrated with regional development plans / other infrastructure in order to increase airport utilization. In general, there are several main tasks to be carried out in the Bus/Shuttle Development Study at West Java International Airport, as follows Spatial Analysis, Airport Demand Analysis, Road Geometric Analysis, Public Transport Modeling, Public Transport Analysis, and Financial and Economic Analysis. From analysis, 5 priority bus routes were selected and proposed to improve airport airport utility by analyzing the route, demand, operational schedule, headway, fare, mode capacity, travel frequency, number of buses, and investment costs. Priority routes include Cipaku Terminal, DAMRI Pool Kebun Kawung, Leuwi Panjang Terminal, Curug Agung Terminal, and Harja Mukti Terminal to and from West Java International Airport.
Assessment of the Role and Value of Sports App in After-class Exercise of Higher Vocational Female Students
Authors: - Wang Yuanyuan
Published: June 2024

This study evaluates the impact of sports apps on after-school exercise for female students in higher vocational colleges, focusing on their physical fitness and physical education behavior. It compares the profile of reference (no app) and experimental (using app) groups before and after the experiment in terms of height and weight. Pretest scores assess physical fitness through BMI, lung-active vital capacity, 50m running results, standing long jump, and a long-distance run (800 meters). Furthermore, the respondents were selected for healthy adult female students. In terms of physical health, the use of physical examination report and ask students' health status. Based on the study's findings, a wellness program using an educational sports app for college students should include personalized workouts, lung capacity exercises, and running and jumping drills. The app should track progress, offer feedback, and provide educational content on fitness and nutrition to enhance engagement and physical fitness. With this, it is recommended to develop a wellness program for college students using an educational sports app with personalized workouts, progress tracking, and tailored interventions. Collaborate with fitness professionals for guidance and support. Emphasize proper technique, rest, and recovery while promoting engagement through interactive features. Monitor progress regularly to ensure continuous improvement.
Life Skills and Its Impact on Personality Development
Authors: - Shagufta , - Rubina Shahnaz
Published: June 2024

Adolescence is a crucial period of development characterized by heightened intellectual, physical, social, and emotional capabilities. Despite their potential, many adolescents struggle to maximize these capabilities due to various emerging issues and societal pressures. Effective life skills education can bridge the gap between basic functioning and full potential, enabling adolescents to navigate challenges and contribute positively to society. This paper discusses the importance of life skills education and its benefits in fostering dynamic, resilient individuals equipped to handle future challenges.
'Education' is important, but education to support and live life better is more important. It has been felt that life skills education bridges the gap between basic functioning and capabilities. It strengthens the ability of an individual to meet the needs and demands of the present society and helps in dealing with the above issues in a manner to get desired behavior practical. Imparting life skill training through inculcating life skill education will help youth to overcome such difficulties in life.
Teaching life skills is an essential part of education, as it equips students with the knowledge and abilities they need to be successful in various aspects of their lives. Life skills include a wide range of abilities, such as communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, decision-making, time management, self-awareness, and interpersonal relationships life skills help students develop the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in life,
The present paper focuses on the meaning, importance of life skills education and the impact of life skills education on individual’s personality i.e. developing social, emotional & thinking skills in students, as they are the important building blocks for a dynamic citizen, who can cope up with the future challenges, and survive well.
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Impact of Effective Communication Language Strategies on Fostering a Positive School Climate
Authors: - HEMALETHA THILAKOM S
Published: June 2024

The purpose of this research is to explain communication language factors to improve a healthy
Environment in School Climate. This research also reviews the school climate definition and why communication language is so important in improving a healthy environment in schools. The research method used was a mixed method with a sequential exploratory strategy approach, data collection was carried out by conducting interviews and distributing questionnaires via Google Forms to students in junior high schools, in Kerala.
Comparative Analysis of Alkaloidal Concentration in Mint Leaves (Mentha Spp.) and Betel Leaves (Piper Betel)
Authors: - Teena Satpute , - Dr. Sarosha Khan
Published: June 2024

In this examine, the alkaloidal awareness in mint leaves, Mentha piperita L. (peppermint) and Mentha spicata L. (spearmint) belonging to the own family Lamiaceae. And betel leaves, Piper betel (L) normally known as betel vine belongs to the circle of relatives Piperaceae have been studied. In mint leaves we've got used one of a kind drying techniques and traditional techniques like air drying or sun drying and modern methods like freeze-drying or vacuum drying. And betel leaves dried the usage of special strategies, inclusive of solar drying, shade drying, and oven drying .In conclusion, the drying methods used significantly impacts the alkaloidal concentration in mint leaves as well as in betel leaves.
Mythological Mashup and Migration: Deconstructing Identity in Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses"
Authors: - PUJA DAS
Published: June 2024

Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" utilizes a complex interplay between myth, legend, and migration narratives. This paper explores how Rushdie employs a mythological mashup, merging and subverting myths and legends from Islam, Hinduism, and the West. Through this technique, Rushdie deconstructs the concept of a fixed, singular identity, particularly for characters caught between cultures due to migration. The analysis focuses on specific pairings of myths and legends, examining how their reinterpretation within the narrative reflects the fragmented and evolving nature of identity in a world marked by displacement and cultural clashes. Rushdie's approach challenges traditional notions of cultural heritage and belonging, highlighting the complexities of identity formation in the context of migration.
A Probe into the Emotional Intelligence of the School-Going Adolescents
Authors: - Somnath Bhattacharya , - Biswajit Saha , - Moumita Karmakar , - Samirranjan Adhikari
Published: June 2024

Emotional Intelligence (EI), also known as Emotional Quotient (EQ), refers to the ability to understand, identify, interpret, perceive, understand and manage one’s own and other people’s emotions. The ability to express and manage emotions is important. Some experts believe emotional intelligence is more important than intelligent quotient (IQ) for success in life. The present study was carried out through the descriptive survey method by administering Emotional Intelligence Scale developed by Daniel Goleman (1995) on a random sample of 530 School-going adolescent students of age group 14 to 18 years from Govt-sponsored secondary schools in Paschim Medinipur district of West Bengal. The results of the study indicate that the school going adolescents are emotionally strong; and there was significant gender difference found, but females were excelled their male counterparts. So, it might be concluded that, the school going adolescents do not hurry for reaction, having self-awareness, good empathy, ready to accept criticism and responsibility, good communication skill, and able to solve problems.
The Effect of Marital Status and Gender on the Demand Housing Finance Choice of Public Sector Workers in Ghana
Authors: - Dr. Isaac Okpoti Nai
Published: June 2024

Despite many efforts by the government of Ghana and the key players to boost the housing industry it remains in its infancy. The purpose of this study is to identify the knowledge gap within the housing industry by analysing the marital status and gender of public sector workers.
Mixed methods research is the right choice as three hundred and eighty-four (384) public sector workers were surveyed using comprehensive questionnaire completed with information gathered from qualitative sources.
The test found that marital status has effect on Public Sector Workers choice of housing finance therefore the null hypothesis is rejected on the other hand get has no effect on the choice of demand housing finance of Public Sector Workers therefore the null hypothesis is accepted.
Players in the demand housing finance industry must invest in research to find out why marital status affect choice of demand housing finance and how to meet the requirement of Public Sector Workers.
This is the first time in Ghana public sector workers’ marital status and gender have been surveyed comprehensively in relation to demand housing finance loan. This research did not follow the existing trends of focusing more banking industry but rather the users of the product. This knowledge raises many questions as to why the existing demand housing finance schemes have been unsuccessful in Ghana.
If They Cannot Pay for Everything: Overcoming Barriers to Accessing and Utilising Formal Rehabilitation for People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) in Ga East Municipality, Ghana
Authors: - Prince Caesar Tampah , - Safiatu Iddrisu
Published: June 2024

This study assessed the views and experiences of service providers and individuals who have gone through rehabilitation for substance abuse in the Ga East Municipality of Ghana. Data was collected through in-depth interviews with rehabilitation healthcare providers and individuals who have received rehabilitation care. The study found that there is a significant gap in the provision of rehabilitation care for substance abuse in Ghana, with only a limited number of facilities available particularly outside of urban areas. The cost of treatment was identified as a significant barrier to accessing care, particularly for those from low-income backgrounds. The quality of care provided in rehabilitation facilities was also a concern for participants, with many noting shortfalls in standardisation across facilities. This study underscores the critical need for enhanced public education regarding substance abuse and its available treatment options. Additionally, it highlights the significant gaps in Ghana's rehabilitation care provision for substance abuse and emphasises the urgency of addressing these gaps. This includes initiatives aimed at improving access to care, enhancing the quality of care provided with a specific focus on implementing patient-centered approaches and reducing stigma. The study offers recommendations, including the enhancement of regulatory frameworks and low-cost rehabilitation facilities. Furthermore, the study advocates for subsidising treatment costs or incorporating them into health insurance plans, coupled with increased public education and support programs, thus providing valuable insights that can inform the development of evidence-based policies and interventions for rehabilitation care in Ghana. By addressing the identified gaps in access and utilisation of rehabilitation healthcare provision, such policies and interventions could contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3, particularly Target 3.5 which focuses on strengthening the prevention of drug use and improving access to effective treatment services for individuals struggling with substance abuse.
Mental Health Wellness Program and Elementary Teacher’s Perceived Stress and Adaptability
Authors: - Ruthchelle C. Mantog , - Rose Anelyn C. Ceniza , - Diether C. Montejo
Published: June 2024

Ensuring teachers' mental well-being is crucial to prevent burnout and enhance adaptability, particularly amidst educational transitions like those triggered by the pandemic. This study examines the efficacy of mental health wellness programs in bolstering teachers' adaptability and mitigating perceived stress during such transitions. Conducted among elementary teachers in the Banaybanay district, the research aimed to develop an effective program through a descriptive-correlational quantitative approach involving 147 teachers. Results revealed the perceived effectiveness of the program, moderate levels of perceived stress, and high levels of adaptability among teachers. Significant negative correlations were found between program implementation and perceived stress, suggesting reduced stress with improved implementation, while weaker positive correlations were noted between program implementation and adaptability. The study underscores the importance of tailored mental health policies for policymakers, expanded programs and support systems for school principals, and self-care initiatives for teachers. Future research should focus on longitudinal studies and comparative analyses to further understand adaptability factors, with collaborative efforts among stakeholders pivotal for effective implementation. These findings advocate for a holistic approach to support teacher well-being, emphasizing communication, resource allocation, and data-driven decision-making.
Knowledge and Practice Regarding Breast Self-examination
Authors: - Madhusmita Sahoo
Published: June 2024

Breast cancer is a major public health concern and remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women globally. Early detection through screening, such as breast self-examination (BSE), can significantly improve survival rates. The study was conducted among undergraduate students to evaluate their awareness and practice of breast self-examination. This study aims to assess the knowledge and practice of breast self-examination among undergraduate students, deliver a simulation-based teaching program, to re-assess the knowledge and practice of undergraduate students following the simulation program and investigate the correlation between knowledge and practice. A total of 50 undergraduate students participated in the study. pretest mean knowledge score is (15.9±2.92) and Post-test mean knowledge score is 27.1±2.29. pretest mean practice score is (3.65±1.51) and Post-test mean practice score is( 8.18±1.11) . There is a positive correlation between knowledge and practice scores. There is significant association of knowledge and practice score with the demographic variables age and source of information.
AI-Driven Healthcare in France
Authors: - Rachid Ejjami
Published: June 2024

This integrative literature review (ILR) looks into the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the French healthcare system, emphasizing personalized medicine and predictive health analytics. The study subject is the problematic integration of AI technologies, which is hampered by significant challenges, including data privacy concerns, system interoperability, ethical and legal issues, resistance to technological change, and the need for extensive training of healthcare professionals. These issues affect French healthcare professionals and politicians, who must overcome these challenges to utilize AI's potential fully. This research aims to investigate and assess the integration of AI into the French healthcare system, particularly in personalized medicine and predictive health analytics, to identify and address the obstacles and leverage the opportunities that improve patient care and operational efficiency. The ILR's guiding conceptual framework is based on three essential concepts: artificial intelligence, personalized medicine, and predictive healthcare analytics. The research methodology consists in thoroughly examining current literature, qualitative study of case studies, and interviews with industry professionals. The study's findings show that AI has tremendous potential to increase diagnostic precision and treatment accuracy in the French healthcare system. They highlight initiatives such as establishing specialized departments like "Intelligent Healthcare Services" and creating positions like "Intelligent Doctor". The conclusions address the potential implications of the findings for enhancing patient care and operational efficiency, as well as recommendations for further study and practice. These include performing longitudinal studies, looking into emerging data integrity solutions such as blockchain, and improving healthcare professional training programs. Ultimately, breaking down current obstacles and ensuring that AI technologies improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes would make France a leader in AI-driven medical innovation.
Convergence and Engagement Opportunities for Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities as a Foundation of Organizational Mission
Authors: - Flordilez N. Alba
Published: June 2024

This study explored ways to bring together and involve parents of children with
learning disabilities to establish a unified organizational mission. The study focused on parents in Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay, who had children diagnosed with learning disabilities. The study revealed key themes and codes related to parental involvement and engagement in their children's education through an exploration of the parents' lived experiences. The theme of Parental Struggle and Engagement explores the challenges faced by parents, especially single parents, highlighting their dedication and adaptability. The theme of Teaching and Educational Support highlighted the challenges parents faced in
educating children with learning disabilities and the support systems in place. The study investigated the impact of community support, parent-teacher collaboration dynamics, emotional bonds, and assistance in daily activities. The study investigated the challenges parents faced when engaging with educational institutions and support networks, including financial constraints, transportation limitations, time constraints, resource allocation issues, and social dynamics within the community. The study also investigated the coping strategies used by parents to address these challenges and enhance their involvement in
educational activities. The study emphasized the importance of supportive parenting, educational strategies, collaboration, resilience, and optimal resource utilization in effectively managing learning disabilities. This study adds to the growing research on diverse perspectives in inclusive education and support systems through qualitative interviews and thematic analysis, enriching discourse and informing future efforts.
Prevalence And Management Of Anaemia In Women With Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Authors: - Sarika goud Bommena , - Archana Reddy , - Amulya Banala , - Divya Reddy , - Sowmyasree , - KS. Sechana
Published: June 2024

Abnormal uterine bleeding is one of the common health concern affecting women of reproductive age, Abnormal uterine bleeding refers to the bleeding from the uterus that can be present in ways from infrequent episodes, to excessive flow or prolonged duration. The etiology varies with age, parity and may be attributed to both structural and non-structural causes(PALM COEIN)according to FIGO classification.It is a very frequent complaint that negatively affects the quality of life, hence, investigation for iron deficiency of anaemia is mandatory in these patients.The purpose of the recommendations, which include a list of side effects and indications for large blood loss, is to address the need to improve the lives of women. It was a Descriptive observational conducted to study the prevalence and management of Anaemia in women with abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB)in the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Malla Reddy Teaching Tertiary Care Hospital from August 2023 to January 2024. Details of 153 patients were recorded and analyzed with respect to age, parity, patterns, AUB according to PALM-COEIN, symptoms, treatment options were evaluated with menstrual history, physical examination, laboratory tests, pre and post iron supplementation for 4 weeks and were followed up from 1 to 2 months.
The study shows that The age range of 41-45 years old has the highest prevalence of AUB (44%), AUB and anaemia are significantly correlated (by 60%) moderate anaemia patients are more, 25% of patients had mild anaemia. Iron Supplementation Efficacy is beneficial in controlling hematologic issues caused by AUB, as evidenced by the 80% of cases in which anaemia was successfully corrected. Adenomyosis (AUB-A) is the most common group (67%), according to the PALM-COEIN classification system, which improves our understanding of various aetiologies. Analysis of menstrual patterns. Parity study shows a possible connection-most notably, among women in their 31–35 years of age range-between birthing experiences and AUB. The requirement for blood transfusions highlights the severity range within the AUB patients and is most common in cases of severe blood loss (21.56%).AUB is a widespread problem that impacts millions of women globally.
Teaching in The Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Authors: - Samar Fatima
Published: June 2024

The era of artificial intelligence (AI) is upon us. This article presents AI-based technologies that are changing the learning and teaching process. The article discusses the potential of personalized learning, automated assessment, chatbots, predictive models, intelligent robots, and virtual and augmented reality for education, based on a review of the research literature. In today's world, it is essential for educators to be familiar with these technologies. The study concludes by summarizing the appropriate use of these technologies, the role of teachers, their attention to students, and their active communication, as these are all essential for effective education in the age of artificial intelligence. Teachers play a vital role in helping students use AI ethically and effectively. Our survey showed that teachers, regardless of their age or subject, are open to using AI-powered teaching tools. This is a positive development, as educators in today’s digital world should not deprive students of these technologies but find ways to use them to make the learning process more engaging and effective. Active communication and collaboration between teachers and students are essential, as only through joint effort can they take advantage of digital technologies. All of this is essential for effective education in the age of artificial intelligence. In the age of AI, the professional development of teachers requires a Comprehensive approach that includes specific skills and proficiencies, deliberate Techniques, collaborative learning, and a dedication to continuous improvement.
Optimizing Extraction, Anti-Inflammatory Potential, and GC-Ms Analysis of Girinimbine from Curry Tree Roots: A Comprehensive Study
Authors: - Yash Sanjay Kite , - Sandesh Shelake , - Harshvardhan Kapase , - Rajanikant Ghotane
Published: June 2024

This comprehensive study aims to optimize the extraction process, evaluate the anti-inflammatory potential, and conduct GC-MS analysis of girinimbine isolated from Curry tree roots. Girinimbine, a natural alkaloid, holds significant promise in pharmacological applications due to its diverse biological activities. Initially, extraction parameters such as solvent type, extraction time, and temperature were optimized using response surface methodology (RSM) to enhance the extraction efficiency. Subsequently, the anti-inflammatory potential of girinimbine was assessed using in vitro assays, elucidating its efficacy in mitigating inflammatory responses. Furthermore, gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) analysis was performed to identify and quantify the chemical constituents present in the extracted girinimbine. The findings provide valuable insights into the optimal extraction conditions, pharmacological properties, and chemical composition of girinimbine, underscoring its potential as a natural therapeutic agent for inflammatory disorders.
Baby Vision Pro Smart Baby Monitoring System in Domestic Environment
Authors: - Ajay Krishna , - Karthikeyan , - Suresh , - Akshay Kumar , - Kavitha K
Published: June 2024

Monitoring baby in domestic environment like home,using artificial intelligence algorithm to detect baby and also for cry detection,instant alerts to parents.Montioring the baby through live stream anywhere,user friendly web dashboard for various analytics.This is IOT and AI using raspberry pi
Analysis of Multi-storey Building Based on Different Shear Wall Locations using Etabs
Authors: - Ashika , - P J Ramaraju , - jaydeep Bhandari
Published: June 2024

The demand for earthquake-resistant buildings has increased due to recent earthquakes, leading to revised codal provisions and increased emphasis on earthquake-resistant structures. Shear walls are structural vertical members that can resist lateral, momentary, and axial loads. Ferro concrete walls, including raised wells, are standard for multi-structure buildings. Shear walls are structurally economical solutions for lateral load resistance, making them popular in high-rise buildings. However, the choice of shear wall placement in multi-story buildings is not well-researched, and the project aims to determine the strength of RC shear walls in high-rise buildings through dynamical shear wall location.
Research On formulation and Evaluation of Polyherbal Acne Cream
Authors: - Shivam R. Sonawane , - Pradip R. Khairnar , - Ashwini V. Tagad , - Nitin B. Aher
Published: June 2024

Herbal cosmetics are the preparation are used to beautify and enhance the human appearances. The aim of the present project was to formulate and evaluate the acne cream containing plant extracts prepared Herbal acne cream was prepared using natural polyherbal ingredients. In this formulation of acne cream Aloe vera, Turmeric, Cinnamon, cucumber, Honey, Beeswax the cream was evaluated for various parameters such as appearance, pH, viscosity, Spread ability, Extrudability, Stability studies, foamability, washability, irritability and found to be contented with all required characterizations. Thus, this formulation can be used as an efficient cream for using if for the maintenance of healthy and glowing skin.
Dual Perspective Assessment on the Quality of Health System in Rosario, Batangas
Authors: - Judith Culis- Laisa , - Razel M. Ingco
Published: June 2024

The study conducted in Rosario, Batangas, aimed to assess the quality of the health system and explore significant differences in perceptions between health workers and community members. The specific objectives were to evaluate the quality of health services in terms of service delivery, health workforce, health information, medical products, vaccines and technologies, financing, and leadership/governance. The study also measured the significant differences in responses between health workers and the community and identified the challenges they encountered. Based on the results, strategies were proposed to address the problems identified in the study. Descriptive comparative research methods are indeed valuable in assessing the quality of health systems. The study involved 96 health workers and 384 community residents as the subjects. The findings revealed that the overall quality of healthcare services was rated as satisfactory, there were significant differences between health workers and the community in terms of service delivery, medical products, vaccines and technologies, and leadership/governance. However, there were no significant differences in the areas of health workforce, health information, and financing. Both health workers and the community encountered challenges in assessing the quality of the health system in Rosario, Batangas. Thus, a strategy was proposed to create a more effective and responsive on the quality of healthcare in the region.
A Study on Whether Stalking is Made Common in India
Authors: - MS. Gopika Jayakumar , - Mr. Manu Joseph G
Published: June 2024

Bollywood songs and pictures have shown the hero as romantic and substantially successful in melting the heart of the woman. Numerous people who belong to the millennial age group, grew up watching Bollywood pictures and listening to songs that constantly glorified the act of stalking, harassing and trespassing one’s privacy. This is a major reason behind the high rates of road sexual harassment ( formerly known as dusk- teasing). During the early 1990s and 2000s, the times were changing and rapid-fire globalization was taking place within the country. This led to numerous changes inperspectives.As long as popular culture keeps on touting the acts of stalking and harassing women, society won't change for the better. Representation via popular culture can be dangerous and influential. Still, there can be positive influences through the depiction of acts that aren't dangerous. The idea of collective respect and the acceptance of dismissal must be canonized. Since Bollywood is a source of entertainment for the millions, there's a great compass for impacting society through illustrations that conduct vital knowledge. The author has used empirical study and percentage method of survey and it has been conducted mainly in Chennai.The author is J.Gopika law college second year student from Saveetha University ( law department) and the Co -Author is Mr. Manu Joseph G, Assistant professor from Saveetha University ( law department).The sample size in this research is 200. The aim of the study is to find the main reason behind stalking and how it is handled by victims. It was concluded from the research that there are more female victims compared to male victims and most of the time they feel scared and vulnerable. Victims carry weapons or inform others about it and the stalking just stopped.
Role of Human Resource Manager to Overcome Challenges and Manage the Organization Operations
Authors: - Vivek Kumar Saxena , - Aswani Kumar Kuswaha
Published: June 2024

The presented paper has studied the effective role of HR manager to enhance performance and overcome from challenges studied on this. A descriptive research method is used to elaborate and highlight the responsibilities and functions of the HR expert. The study has helped to determine and identify the challenges and obstacles that occur and how to manage those in any organization presented. The presented study highlighted possible solutions to overcome these hurdles and challenges. Also highlighted how innovative and changing Information and Technologies (ICT) are playing a crucial role in organization operations and the significance of hierarchy and training of the employee as per technological advancement.
Implementing a Diversified Group of Learners through Flipped Classroom
Authors: - Shahana. K , - R. Subramania Pillai
Published: June 2024

The focus of this debate is the flipped classroom. The flipped classroom is a revolutionary teaching strategy that combines active, group-based critical thinking exercises in the classroom with asynchronous video lectures and practice problems for homework. It combines an active, problem-based learning process based on constructivist philosophy with instructional lectures drawn from direct instructional strategies based on behaviorist principles, which were long regarded to be incompatible.
Live-in Partnerships in India: An Interdisciplinary Analysis with Cultural and Legal Perspectives
Authors: - Sandeep Kumar Sharma , - Narendra Bahadur Singh
Published: June 2024

Live-in relationships, defined as cohabitation between partners without a legal marriage, have become a prevalent feature of modern Indian culture. This research study investigates the notion of live-in partnerships in India, looking at the cultural, sociological, and legal aspects of this emerging relationship type. This article examines sociological trends, cultural attitudes, legal frameworks, and repercussions for people and society to shed light on the intricacies of live-in relationships and their relevance in the Indian context.
An Isocratic RP-HPLC Method Development and Validation for the Quantitative Estimation of Finerenone in Solid Dosage Forms
Authors: - S Naazneen
Published: June 2024

An accurate, sensitive, precise, quick isocratic reverse phase HPLC (RP-HPLC) method has been developed and validated for quantification of Finerenone in bulk and pharmaceutical tablet dosage forms. With acetonitrile as the organic solvent, the best separation was achieved on a 250 mmx 4.6 mm i.d, 5µ-particle size Inertsil®-Octadecyl-silyl-3V-Reverse-Phase-C18-column with 0.03M Ammonium Acetate in water: Acetonitrile (20:80 v/ v) in the isocratic mode of elution as mobile phase solvent at a speed of 1.0 mL.min−1. UV detection was at 230 nm. Retention time of Finerenone was 10.9 minutes. With a correlation coefficient of about 0.9999, peak-response was obtained as function of concentration over the range of 80 to 240 µg/ ml for Finerenone. Percentage assay of Finerenone was shown to be 109.42 %. Finerenone had a limit of detection of 0.1 µg/ ml and a limit of quantification (LOQ) of 0.3 µg/ ml. The presence of excipients in the formulation had no effect on the assay method. The procedure is appropriate for use in QC- laboratories since it is economical and precise.
A Comparative Study of Elderly People Staying in Old Age Home and Elderly People Staying with Their Family with Respect to Anxiety and Depression
Authors: - Chanchal Rajput
Published: June 2024

The disintegrating system of joint family, rapid industrialization and urbanization and changing social values have together caused serious problems for the aged.Old age homes are a need of today as the life-styles are changing fast and diminishing acceptance of younger generations towards family responsibilities and one’s elders.
Therefore,older people are, in need of vital support for their overall quality of life. Present study tried to compare the psychological factors such as anxiety and depression among elderly in both the situations. Tools such as Beck Depression Inventory by Aaron T. Beck and State Trait Anxiety Inventory by Charles Spielberger were administered to a sample of 60 elderly people. Male and female elderly peopleabove 60 years of age were taken into consideration belonging to urban bhiwaniregion. Results revealed that there is a significant difference between elderly people staying at old age home and at home with family on two-dimensional( both state & trait anxiety) anxiety (t= 2.39) and depression(t= 4.11). Thus with an attempt to understand the situation of people staying at old age home, this study contributes to assessing variables related to mental health and in future may try to focus on tapping the various strategies for suitable rehabilitation of the collected sample.
A Review on Python the Fastest Growing Programming Language
Authors: - Shreyasi Uday Patil , - Shweta Uday Patil
Published: June 2024

Selecting a programming language that is easy for beginners to learn is crucial since it can accelerate the process of becoming a programmer. Python is a general-purpose programming language that is gaining popularity among researchers. Guido van Rossum created the Python programming language. Python is a scriptable and interpreted language for both learning and real-world programming. With the help of this language, writing a complex program may be done extremely quickly and with minimal code. In addition to comparing Python programming with other traditional programming languages, this paper outlines the key characteristics of Python.