bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
DAMPAK SIRKUIT MOTOR CROSS 459 LANTAN TERHADAP PENINGKATAN PENDAPATAN EKONOMI UMKM KAB. LOMBOK TENGAH
Authors: Samiun  , Muhammad Iqbal  , Sugianto
Published: May 2023

Usaha Mikro, Kecil, dan Menengah (UMKM) merupakan salah satu unit usaha yang memiliki peran penting dalam perkembangan dan pertumbuhan perekonomian Indonesia. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui dampak dari pembangunan Cirkuit terhadap perkembangan UMKM di Desa Lantan. Penelitian ini menggunakan teori perkembangan usaha menurut Nurrohmah, (2008).  Metode yang digunakan adalah metode deskriptif dengan pendekatan kualitatif. Analisis data yang digunakan menurut Miles & Huberman. Hasil Penelitian menunjukkan bahwa sirkuit memberikan dampak yang positif terhadap perkembangan UMKM di Desa lantan, karena UMKM mengalami peningkatan omzet penjualan dan pertumbuhan pelanggan karena disebabkan oleh meningkatnya jumlah wisatawan ke Desa Kuta. Namun untuk UMKM sektor industri pengolahan masih mengalami kesulitan dalam memasarkan produknya dikarenakan belum adanya gerai khusus UMKM. Rekomendasi yang diberikan yaitu dibuatnya gerai khusus UMKM, dan pembangunan fasilitas sarana dan prasarana. Di Indonesia khususnya Lombok tengah , sepeda motor untuk tujuan transportasi telah berkembang dari sekedar sebagai sarana untuk kenyamanan bertransportasi menjadi sebuah gaya hidup di beberapa kalangan tertentu. Salah satunya adalah penggunaan motor trail atau lebih khusus motocross.  Motocross merupakan salah satu jenis olahraga otomotif roda dua yang dipacu pada sirkuit off-road, olahraga ekstrim ini pertama kali muncul berasal di negara Ingris, jenis mesin yang digunakan motocross adalah mesin khusus atau biasa disebut SE (special engine). Disebut khusus karena memang mesin ini dibuat sedemikian rupa untuk akselerasi yang maksimal . Menariknya, motorcross saat ini menjadi salah satu ceruk pasar otomotif roda dua yang dilirik para produsen sepeda motor di Indonesia.
OʻZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASIDA QONUNLASHTIRUVCHI TIBBIYOT METROLOGIYASI SAMARADORLIGI
Authors:   1st Category Specialist , Uzbek National Institute of Metrology, Nishonov V.X , Badnjevich A. ,   Doctor of Philosophy in Technical Sciences (PhD), Professor of Faculty of Pharmacy, Director of the Verlab Ltd Sarajevo Medical Devices Verification Laboratory;  Tashkent State Agrarian University, Muminov N.Sh ,   Doctor of Technical Sciences (DSc), Academician of the Academy of Metrology of Ukraine  Tashkent State Agrarian University
Published: May 2023

Safety and reliability of medical devices are becoming more emphasized as the time passess. Crisis situations such as COVID-19 have shown the negative eff ects that can be brought upon by lack of medical device surveillance mechanisms. This aim of this study is to present the results of implementation of legal metrology framework conducted by joint eff orts of the State Center of Expertise and Standardization of Medicines, Medical Devices, and Medical Equipment and Uzbek National Institute of Metrology. The study was based upon the data collected from annual performance inspectionsin all healthcare institutions in the period from 2016 to 2021 for 11 types of medical devices. Data envelopment analysis was used to derive conclusions and the results were compared with results from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Results indicate that the implementation of legal metrology framework leads to a signifi cant increase in the accuracy of medical devices hence leading to increased reliability and patient safety in diagnostic and therapeutic processes.
Penanaman Mangrove di Pantai Pondok Asem Dengan Tema Gaya Hidup Berkelanjutan
Authors: Masrukin  , Lukman Haki  , Khoirul Anam Muhamad , Muhammad Zainal Roisul Amin
Published: May 2023

The implementation of the Pancasila Student Profile is one of the efforts that can improve the quality of education in Indonesia. To improve the profile values of students of SMKN Darul Ulum Muncar, efforts to strengthen student profiles by planting mangroves at Pondok Asem Beach, Tegaldlimo District. The mangrove planting carried out will increase concern for the surrounding environment and students will learn to know how important it is to maintain natural resources. Mangrove planting is carried out by perhutani and students of SMKN Darul Ulum Muncar. The results of the activity can foster the enthusiasm of students to maintain the coastal ecosystem.
Food Security in Nigeria: Enhancing Workers’ Productivity in Precision Agriculture
Authors: Adepoju Omoseni , Esan Oluwadamilola , Akinyomi Oluwarotimi
Published: May 2023

Food security has gained international attention in recent years and Nigeria, with its abundant human and natural resources, is not exempted from this, as improving food security requires a strong focus on agricultural development. Innovations like precision agriculture tools and other advancements in modern agriculture provide farmers worldwide with the tools and expertise to improve workers’ productivity in the agricultural sector and combat food insecurity.  This paper examined the state of food security in Nigeria and how precision agriculture enhances workers' productivity in Nigeria. The study adopted a systematic review of relevant literature on the various issues addressed in the research. The paper revealed that there is a high level of food insecurity in Nigeria, with estimates of more than 65% of the Nigerian population being food insecure, and the average productivity of Nigerian farmers is several times lower compared to farmers in a developed economy. The study revealed that precision agriculture boosts workers’ productivity by utilizing cutting-edge sensor and analysis techniques, increasing agricultural yields, and assisting management decisions which boost output, shorten labor hours, and guarantee efficient control of irrigation and fertilizer systems. Therefore, the paper recommends that Nigeria's farming sector incorporate precision agriculture equipment and technology, including drones, remote sensing, and artificial intelligence tools. Additionally, workers must be trained to use these innovative instruments and procedures to boost worker productivity and improve food security.
Using a probabilistic neural network algorithm to measure the level of education quality
Authors:   Voronezh State Technical University, Omar Hatem Zaidan Al-Dulaimi
Published: May 2023

The traditional method of determining the quality of education is too unambiguous and unreasonable, which is not suitable for a comprehensive assessment of students' abilities. The purpose of the article is to justify the use of a probabilistic neural network algorithm. Research methods. The reliability of the presented results is ensured by the analysis of scientific literature, modeling of a probabilistic neural network, comparative analysis of models and evaluation of the effectiveness of the model. Research results. In this paper, a probabilistic neural network (PNN) algorithm is used to determine the quality of education by considering the important influence between different student achievements. The PNN algorithm comes from the Bayesian decision rule and uses the nonlinear Gauss Parsen window as a probability density function. Since the PNN model has strong nonlinear and anti-interference properties, it is suitable for determining the quality of education by classifying student achievements. In addition, this article also discusses the impact of various evaluation models on the accuracy and effectiveness of classification. In addition, the influence of the spread value on the PNN model is also discussed. Scope of application. Finally, evidence is used to determine the quality of education. Conclusions. Experimental results show that the detection accuracy can reach 95%, and the detection time is only 0.0156 s based on the proposed method. That is, the method is a very practical detection algorithm with high accuracy and efficiency. In addition, it also contains information on how to further improve the quality of teaching. It is proved that the use of the PNN model makes it possible to accurately classify the achievements of students according to the quality criterion.
TÉLÉCONSULTATION OU QUAND LA RELATION PATIENT-SOIGNANT DEVIENT UNE RELATION DE SERVICE
Authors: Clauzel Amélie , BIOT-PAQUEROT GUILLAUME
Published: May 2023

Incluse dans un écosystème digital capable de mettre en relation différents usagers de façon stable et sécurisée, la télémédecine s’inscrit dans le cadre d’architectures informatiques plus distribuées. Cette lecture par la relation patient-soignant, évolutive et bouleversée, questionne le rôle de facilitateur des plateformes de téléconsultation. Si elles contribuent à une fluidification de l’accès à un service de soin, leur usage engendre parallèlement des réactions plus discutables.
Kernel Extreme Learning Machine based Cluster Sparse Proportionate Affine Projection Algorithm for Echo Cancellation
Authors: - Senthil Murugan Boopalan
Published: May 2023

The performance of kernel extreme learning machine based CSPAPA (KELM-CSPAPA) is proposed and studied. An adaptive density-based clustering algorithm (ADBC) is used to decompose the training dataset into multiple subsets. Furthermore, the improved flower pollination optimization algorithm (IFPA) is used to optimize the parameters of the KELM model. Initially, the performance of the ADBC algorithm is studied to estimate the optimal number of clusters using three different inputs. Then the KELM model is assessed with different machine learning models using various statistical indices. The time consumption of KELM for the colored noise and speech signal inputs are less compared to the white Gaussian noise input. Finally, a performance comparison of KELM-CSPAPA is presented with three benchmark algorithms: PAPA, block sparse PAPA (BS-PAPA), and CS-PAPA. The result shows that the proposed method outperformed existing algorithms. The simulation results demonstrate that KELM-CSPAPA fully exploits the sparsity and handled the clustered-sparse signal.
Musical Motifs in Vikram Seth's 'An Equal Music': A Study
Authors: - Pallavi Saxena
Published: May 2023

Vikram Seth, the acclaimed author and poet is known for his intricate and lyrical writing style. He has written several award-winning novels including ‘A Suitable Boy’, ‘The Golden Gate’, ‘Two Lives’ and ‘An Equal Music’. In addition to his novels, Seth has published several volumes of poetry as well. His works have been translated into several languages and have won numerous literary awards, including the Commonwealth Writers' Prize and the Sahitya Akademi Award. ‘An Equal Music’ is a book that celebrates classical music and is similar to Great Expectations. It has won the EMMA Award in 2001
An Equal Music' is a beautiful exploration of the relationship between music and human emotions. The Baltimore Sun praises it as “a beautifully written novel of music, romance, and the endless search for transcendent passion….A joy to read." The novel delves deep into the world of classical music and highlights the way in which music can have a transformative effect on our lives. One of the notable features of the novel is the use of musical motifs, which are recurring musical ideas that help to establish a sense of unity and coherence within the text. The present paper aims to examine the use of musical motifs in 'An Equal Music' and analyse the way in which they contribute to the novel's themes and overall impact.
The Doctrine of Double Jeopardy – “A Broader Aspect”
Authors: - Vipul Vaibhav , - Tetiksha Shree
Published: May 2023

The evolution of double jeopardy in India from a procedural criminal law to a constitutional privilege is traced in this paper. The paper would analyse judicial rulings on the scope and boundaries of the doctrine of double jeopardy in-depth and attempt to sensitize and educate readers who are unfamiliar with Indian laws about the regional variations in this nearly universal principle that a person should not be punished twice for the same crime.
La démarche RSE levier de l’innovation verte : cas de l’OCP Jorph Lasfer
Authors: - Majda CHAHIR , - Chorouq BERKATI
Published: May 2023

Morocco has several shortcomings in the management of solid and liquid waste which generate public health problems and hinder the development of economic activities. Indeed, the green economy is a way out to overcome the those shortcomings, because economic and social value of the environment is based on the idea that the conservation of resources such as air, water, soils and forests, provide invaluable services to meet basic human needs and ensure economic prosperity. The objective of this paper is to present improvement proposals for a better application of the RSE approach, being a tool for implementing the objectives of the green economy, by OCP group.
Financial Inclusion for Rural Community in Bangladesh through Agent Banking
Authors: - Tamal Chakrobortty , - Mousumi Sultana
Published: May 2023

Agent banking is working as the strongest medium of financial inclusion in Bangladesh now a days. The unbanked population of the rural areas are getting the opportunity of having financial transactions through agent at their convenient place and people and banks. The aim of this paper is to bring in light the updated scenario of agent banking operation in Bangladesh for the last five years from September 2018 to September 2022. The paper focused the year wise financial inclusion rate and growth of the rural, unbanked, and lowly community of Bangladesh through the point of view from agent banking. The study used the agent banking consolidated report from published secondary data from the Bangladesh Bank’s financial inclusion wing to perform the five years comparative analysis. The study used total population sampling obtained from purposive sampling technique and the analysis is done on growth rate calculation and five years trend by MS Excel. The analysis is a summary of all the thirty-one scheduled commercial banks data who are currently practicing agent banking services according to the guideline of Bangladesh bank.
A Pilot Study to Assess the Efficacy of Kanchnaradi Kashaya in the Management of Hypothyroidism w.s.r. to Kaphavrutta Vata
Authors: - DR.NIKITA MISHRA , - DR.SHWETA DHURVE , - DR.VANDANA SARAF
Published: May 2023

Hypothyroidism is a condition characterized by abnormally low thyroid hormone production. Subclinical hypothyroidism is one of the most common endocrine disorders in india affecting one in ten adults. Major portion of hypothyroidism remain undetected. Various treatment protocols are applied in this disease with portion success. In present clinical study, 20 patients of clinically proven hypothyroidism were treated with kanchnaradi kashayam to evaluate its efficacy. The ingredients of Kanchnaradi Kashaya are Kanchnar (Bauhinia variegata), Varun (Crateva religiosa) Shigru (Moringa oleifera),Shunthi (Zingiber officinale) Shaindhav and Madhu.
Ayurveda parameters ( Nidan and Lakshan) and modern symptoms of hypothyroidism were used as subjective parameters, and investigations were used as objective parameters to assess the efficacy of the drug. Analysis was done and results were calculated statistically using P test. Results obtained are encouraging and indicates the efficacy of Kanchnaradi Kashaya ( Anubhoot yoga) in the management of hypothyroidism exploring many aspects of this clinical entity.
Mathematical Model for Controlling the Spread of the Novel Covid-19 Virus: An Optimal Control Analysis. Case Study Ghana
Authors: - Asiedu Kokuro
Published: May 2023

Worldwide governments faced the challenge of developing well-planned tailored strategies for controlling the COVID-19 pandemic to provide effective and efficient health protection while allowing economic and social activities to go on. This study uses the Susceptible- Exposed- Infected- Super spreaders- Hospitalized and Recovered (SEIPHR) which assumed that persons can equally likely to be infected with the virus in case of contact with an infected person except they are immune. The study performed numerical and qualitative analysis and different state variables were determined. The local stability for the disease-free equilibrium point and the endemic equilibrium point of the infection were determined. The qualitative analysis results showed that the model has the disease-free equilibrium which was locally asymptotically stable for R0 < 1 and unstable for R0 ≥ 1. which clearly shows that, in the long run, close to 11% of the population was expected to be susceptible to the disease. The study also conducted sensitivity analysis. This analysis revealed that, the most important parameter is the contact rate. The optimal control analysis was carried out using the Pontryagins's maximum principle to determine the optimal strategy to curtail the spread of the disease. It was observed that, time optimal control existed in the model. The overall effect of the activation of all the control strategies simultaneously reduced the spread of the disease.
Elements of Existentialism in the Works of Arun Joshi
Authors: - Srijati Agrawal
Published: May 2023

Arun Joshi is an existential novelist that occupies a distinct and distinctive place in the world of post-Independence Indian English writings. Unlike his contemporary Indian English writers, he neither writes for entertainment nor for any political or social issues. He experiments with the issue of human predicament through his protagonists, particularly the motives responsible for their freedom of choice and the effect of these choices on their psyche. In his fictional world, he probes deep into the psyche of his protagonists and highlights their interactions with the Sartrean view of life. Through his protagonists, he portrays the inner recesses and existential trauma of modern men and deals with their efforts to search a meaning of life in this materialistic world. The problem of alienation and isolation from self and society is a major issue in his fictional world which parallels him with the Western existential novelists. His first novel The Foreigner is excellently parallel with Camus‟ The Outsider. He received the most prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award for his fourth existential novel The Last Labyrinth in 1982. The fictional world of Arun Joshi mainly consists of five novels as: The Foreigner (1968), The Strange Case of Billy Biswas (1971), The Apprentice (1974), The Last Labyrinth (1981), and The City and the River (1990). His fictional world surprisingly represents the Western existential philosophy in general and Sartrean existentialism in particular.
Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRI’s) in India: A Historical Perspective
Authors: - Heena
Published: May 2023

The Panchayati Raj Institutions in India is not of recent origin, the system existed from the Vedic period which was based on the principles of decentralization and mass participation in decision making. The term Panchayati Raj was coined by our first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru who favoured the idea of village republic.Gandhiji realized the importance of village Panchayat as an important instrument of rural development, promoting democracy at grass-root. His term for such a vision was “Gram Swaraj” (village self governance). According to him, “if the village perishes India will perish too. It will no more be India. Her own mission in the world gets lost.” The main objective of this paper is to understand the PRI’s from historical perspective and the changes after the implementation of 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act (CAA) in India. This Research Paper is based on secondary sources and the data is collected from Books, Journals, Articles, etc.
Risk Management Strategies of Micro-agribusiness Firms in Benguet
Authors: - Jenifer P. Domolog , - Gulliver Maxi R. Roma
Published: May 2023

An increasing speed of change in the food and agribusiness industries is causing more risk and uncertainty. In order to assist agribusiness firms and other relevant businesses, this study provides a general overview of risk sources and ways to manage them. It aimed to identify the risk management strategies of micro-agribusiness firms. Quantitative research was employed, specifically a descriptive survey. A structured survey questionnaire was the instrument used for the 33 micro-agribusiness owners in the selected municipalities of Benguet.

Results indicated that most respondents are mostly in their middle age, most are college graduates, and most have been managing and operating a business for 2–5 years with few employees. The respondents' level of awareness and their implementation of the different types of risks in agribusiness firms are both high. Risk awareness and the implementation of risk management strategies have a moderately positive but significant relationship. When respondents are compared according to their profiles, there is no significant difference both in their level of awareness and their implementation of the different types of risks. Through thematic analysis, there were common themes derived from the challenges they encountered in the implementation of financial, operational, human resource, regulatory, and hazard risk management. These were: lack of supplies; it should be on a cash basis; regular and close supervision of employees; high regulatory fees; difficulty going to regulatory bodies; and lack of information on insurance. The results of this study will hopefully provide a framework for helping micro-agribusiness firms manage risks.
Analysing the Social Security Issue of Unorganised Sector in India
Authors: - Ashish Kaushik , - Harsh Kumar
Published: May 2023

As we all aware that India is swiftly transferring or selling their ownership in public enterprise to private players to increase efficiency, foster economic growth, enable competitiveness and for other reasons. But in storm of this privatisation state should be not allow to forget its social, constitutional and international obligation which is sine qua non for democratic setup. In India, total 50 crore workers are employed in organised and unorganised sector, out of which 45 crore workers employed in the unorganised sectors and 50-70 lakhs of workers join labour market annually. Probably this digit will increase in future due to mass privatisation and overpopulation. According to National Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganised Sector (2007), unorganised workers are “those working in the unorganised enterprises or households, excluding regular workers with social security benefits, and the workers in the formal sector without any employer/social security benefits provided by the employers.” Often unorganised sector work considers as precarious work because its offer insecure, unprotected, short-term and poorly paid jobs with no social security. Protection and promotion of rights of these workers has become more unfeasible when we study that top 10% of the Indian population holds 77% of the total national wealth and only a 1% wealth has been increased of 67 million people in year 2017. Mostly, workers employed in this sector belongs to underprivileged section of society having low level of skills and education which make situation worse.
In this paper, author seeks to identify the rights of unorganised workers under national as well international law and issues affecting their working and living condition and responsibility of government to maintain the minimum standard of living of these workers and save them from exploitation.
Market Research on Distribution System of Pepsi
Authors: - Rajkiran Kumar , - Shiv Kumar Sharma
Published: May 2023

The research will involve collecting data on consumer behavior, demographics, geographic location, and competitors. The study will also analyze Pepsi's sales data, market share, and pricing strategies to determine how effective they are in achieving the company's objectives. In addition, the research will evaluate the quality control, inventory management, and forecasting techniques employed by Pepsi to maintain product quality and ensure adequate stock levels.
Systematic Review of Feminist Theories on Sex Work
Authors: - Kudzai-Vimbiso Tseriwa
Published: May 2023

Academic and legal researchers alike are passionately debating the theoretical and frequently political underpinning of sexual exploitation and sex work among women. The macro perspective is emphasised most frequently in the theoretical literature in this field, whereas the micro-level perspective on theory and causation is still underrepresented. Although there are many and varied theoretical explanations of sexual exploitation and sex work at the social level, these explanations are few and underdeveloped at the individual level. The divisive philosophical and ethical arguments between macro-level perspectives not only affect other macro systems (like the law), but also decide whether a woman will ever elect to exchange sex for money. In their writings and lectures, academic and legal researchers alike incorporate competing theoretical ideas, such as the utilisation of sex labour vs. sexual exploitation. On the other hand, micro-level theories make attempts to explain the victimisation, entry into, and escape from sexual exploitation and sex work but lack strong empirical backing. One school of thought suggests strongly that sex work is oppression and exploitation of women while the other contends that women are autonomous and can determine how to utilise their bodies. In light of this, the goal of this article is to have an understanding of the differing feminist views on the trade of sex through undertaking a systematic review of feminist theories related to sex work.
Cross Border Mergers and Competition Law in India
Authors: - Ambarish Bharadwaj Sivashankaran
Published: May 2023

Cross-border mergers are becoming increasingly popular among companies looking to expand their business globally. In India, cross-border mergers are governed by the Companies Act, 2013, and the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999. However, competition law is also a crucial aspect to be considered while assessing cross-border mergers. The Competition Act, 2002, applies to mergers and acquisitions that result in a substantial acquisition of shares, control or assets of an enterprise, or a merger or amalgamation of enterprises. The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is responsible for reviewing and approving such mergers to ensure that they do not lead to adverse effects on competition in the relevant market. In addition, the CCI may impose conditions on the parties to the merger to ensure compliance with the competition law. It is essential for companies to ensure that their cross-border mergers are in compliance with the competition law to avoid any legal implications.
An Investigation of Consumer's Online and Offline Shopping Conduct
Authors: - Pankhuri Chawla
Published: May 2023

I have embraced this research project undertaking to comprehend client's way of behaving towards on the web and disconnected shopping. I also looked at the factors that affect customers' online and offline shopping behaviors in this study.

The report contains the short depiction of the internet shopping and disconnected shopping. It contains the discoveries and examination of the study led to accumulate essential information, to pass judgment on the significance of different qualities that impact the fulfillment of clients in various way and to the different degree. Initial Experience, service delivery, and handling grievances are the three categories that fall under this category.

Additionally, efforts have been made to determine the general level of customer satisfaction. There were forty customers who participated in this study. We have come to the conclusion that, despite the fact that the e-commerce industry is increasingly offering cutting-edge services, many customers are still unaware of these offerings. The use of these services is a different matter because they are only concerned with providing innovative services to customers without educating them about them. The e-commerce industry needs to educate customers about the benefits and uses of its services.

I learned a lot from working on this project, and it also gave me enough room to use my analytical skills. Web based shopping has become progressively famous, because of accommodation (and frequently lower costs). Online shopping makes it easier to avoid the hassle of searching multiple stores and then waiting in long lines to purchase a particular item, especially during the holiday season.

Using a web browser, consumers can directly purchase goods or services from a seller through online shopping, a type of electronic commerce. A shopping search engine, which displays the same product's availability and pricing at various e-retailers, can be used by consumers to find a product of interest by either directly visiting the retailer's website or searching among alternative vendors.
Exploratory research on "AADHAR" and its impact on digital transformation of the country
Authors: - Deepanshu Shukla
Published: May 2023

How Aadhar card becomes an identity of citizen and how it is impacting the digital transformation in the Country.
Digitally Enabled Economic Transformations
Authors: - Raghubar Dayal Mishra
Published: May 2023

Digital India today becomes a major innovative program for the economic development of the country. The vision of digital system is the development of a country through electronic technology and for creating more job opportunities. The drive behind the concept is to build participative, transparent and responsive system. It helps to remodel India into a knowledgeable economy and digitally empowered society, to ensure that government services are made available to citizens electronically by improving online infrastructure and by increasing internet connectivity. Faceless, Paperless, Cashless is main focus of Digital India.
Inspite of these, problems exist in the way of its successful implementation like digital illiteracy, poor infrastructure, low internet speed, lack of coordination among various departments, issue pertaining to taxation etc . These challenges need to be addressed in order to realize the full potential of this programme. Hence, an attempt has been made in this paper to analyze the impact of digital era on the economic transformations in our country.
A Web-based Platform that Enables Small Businesses to Set Up an Online Store and Sell their Products to Customers
Authors: - Pradeep K. , - Santhosh C. , - Sedhu Madhavan K. , - Saranya S.
Published: May 2023

The platform was designed to meet the business and user requirements, which were identified through a requirements analysis process. The platform enables users to create an account, set up their store, add products, manage inventory, process orders, and accept payments. The front-end was designed using ReactJS, which provides a fast and responsive user interface. The back-end was designed using NodeJS, which provides a scalable and efficient server-side framework. The platform's security was also designed to ensure that users' information and transactions are protected.

The user manual provided clear instructions on how to use the platform, including user registration and login, product management, inventory management, order management, payment processing, and sales and customer data analysis. The appendix provided additional materials, including screen captures of the platform, source code snippets, a user survey questionnaire, and a glossary of technical terms.

In conclusion, the development of this web-based platform provides a solution to the challenges faced by small businesses in setting up an online store. The platform's ease of use, scalability, and security make it an ideal solution for small businesses seeking to establish an online presence. Further development and marketing of the platform can help more small businesses reach a wider.
Railway Reservation System using PHP
Authors: - Sudhakar M. , - Surendhar R. , - Sivabalaji T. , - Vidhya D.
Published: May 2023

The railway reservation system is a web-based application that allows users to search for trains, book tickets, and make reservations online. In this project, we have developed a railway reservation system using PHP and MySQL. The system provides a user-friendly interface for users to search for trains, view train schedules, and book tickets.

The system is designed to automate the ticket booking process and reduce the workload of railway staff. Users can register and login to the system to search for trains, view train schedules, and book tickets. The system also allows users to cancel their reservations if necessary.

The system is implemented using PHP as the server-side scripting language and MySQL as the database management system. The system is designed to be scalable and secure, with features such as user authentication, session management, and data encryption.

Overall, the railway reservation system using PHP is a useful application that can help to streamline the ticket booking process and improve the efficiency of railway operations. It can also provide users with a convenient and reliable way to make reservations and travel by train.
A Study on the learning climate and job satisfaction of nurses and IT employees
Authors: - Neethu Ismail , - V.Ambilikumar
Published: May 2023

Organizational learning in purview of the general definitions is the various practices followed by
the employer from an employee’s point of view to facilitate learning at workplace. Training
climate has been defined as a short-time instrumental variable capable of guaranteeing learning
objectives, constituted by work-related factors that may influence training success and failure
and the effectiveness of formal and informal training activities. Workplace identity refers to the
psychological relationship between the individual and the organization, or rather the specific
division where one works. Job Satisfaction is usually treated as a collection of feelings or
affective responses associated with the job situation, or “simply how people feel about different
aspects of their jobs”. The purpose of this paper was to explore if and to what extent workplace
identity can mediate the relationship between learning climate dimensions and job satisfaction in
a group of trainees. Sample of 30 each was taken from two types of sectors within the service
industry. This was to see if these sectors within the service industry exhibit similar behavior.
Bipolar Disorder Detection using Machine Learning
Authors: - Bala Sakthi Ganesh M , - Jagatheeshwaran S , - Apurva S V
Published: May 2023

Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, is a mental health condition that affects a person's mood, energy, and ability to function. People with bipolar disorder experience extreme shifts in their mood, ranging from periods of high energy and elation (called mania or hypomania) to periods of deep depression. This can interfere with a person's ability to work, study, or have healthy relationships. The diagnosis of bipolar disorder can be challenging due to the variability of symptoms and the lack of objective diagnostic tests. Machine learning algorithms have shown great potential in aiding the diagnosis of bipolar disorder by analyzing patterns in large datasets of clinical and neuroimaging data. In this paper, we present a machine learning approach for the detection of bipolar disorder using clinical and neuroimaging data.
We applied feature selection and machine learning algorithms to classify patients with bipolar disorder from healthy controls. Our results showed that the proposed machine learning approach achieved an accuracy of 85% in classifying patients with bipolar disorder from healthy controls using clinical and neuroimaging data. These results suggest that machine learning can aid in the detection of bipolar disorder and may provide an objective diagnostic tool for clinicians.
Bharate Juddha Parikrama: Company Amal
Authors: - Subhanil Joardar
Published: May 2023

সারসংক্ষেপ

কোম্পানি আমলে ভারতে সংঘটিত সশস্ত্র যুদ্ধ গুলির কারণ , ফলাফল ও ব্যবহৃত অস্ত্রসম্ভার সম্পর্কে সংক্ষিপ্ত আলোচনা করা হয়েছে। এবং এই যুদ্ধের সাথে অর্থনীতি, রাজনীতি ও বিজ্ঞান কতটা সম্পর্কিত সে সম্পর্কেও ক্ষুদ্র পরিসরে জানার চেষ্টা হয়েছে।
Nurdels (Micro Plastics) Sources, Problems and Remedies
Authors: - Parag Dalal
Published: May 2023

Let’s understand that Nurdels are also known as Micro Plastics now let’s see the range [4] before starting of this paper –
i. Plastic particle below 10 nano meter are called Nano Plastics.
ii. Plastics particle below 1 micro meter to 100 nano meters are called Sub-Micro Plastics.
iii. Plastics particle from 5 milli meter down to 1 micro meter are called Micro Plastics.
So we can say in easy terms that – Micro plastic > Sub-Micro Plastic > Nano Plastic
The micro plastic once ingested in human body causes gut blockages causing internal injuries, physical injuries also a great change in the oxygen level in human body. This reduced the energy levels in human body. In the growing ones micro plastic impacts the growth and also the reproduction of body affecting the whole ecosystem of our body. It’s our duty towards nature and mankind to reduce Nurdels so to live happily with less pollution.
“A Randomized Clinico-comparative Trial of Dwiharidradi Kalk Lepam and Kumkumadi Tailam in the Management of Mukhadushika w.s.r. to Acne vulgaris” – A Original Case Series
Authors: - Manish Choudhari , - Naresh Jain
Published: May 2023

Background: mukhadushika is one of the major diseases, which is being found in wide population of the world due to illiteracy, excessive consumption of oily food material and unhealthy diet etc. The painful eruptions encircled by meda, which are comparable to shalmali's thorns on the face throughout adolescence age and are known as yuvan pidika, tarunyapidika and mukhadushika. According to modern view, it is called acne vulgaris. It is a skin disease of pilosebaceous gland, it characterized by formation of open and closed comedones, papules, pustules and nodulocytic lesions, chiefly on cheeks, forehead, upper trunk, back region etc.
Case report: patients attending the o.p.d. of govt. Dhanwantari ayurveda hospital, ujjain (m.p.) having the signs and symptoms of mukhadushika (̴acne vulgaris) were screened and the diagnosis was achieved based on careful history taking and clinical examination. 40 clinically diagnosed patients of mukhadushika were registered for trial and they were divided randomly in two groups. Conclusion: it can be concluded that clinically dwiharidradi kalk lepam and kumkumadi tailam combine work better to manage the mukhadushika (̴acne vulgaris).
Improving The Supply Chain Management in Indian Agriculture
Authors: - V.Ravendra Reddy , - N.Suresh , - M.Sai Surya , - Arun R
Published: May 2023

India plays a significant role in the global agricultural scene. India's agricultural history begins with the Indus Valley Civilization. Despite having a long history, many farmers in this country are going hungry as global corporations profit. The aforementioned issue is probably caused, at least in part, by poor supply chain management. Agricultural equipment, as most people are aware, rapidly ages if not maintained. Although the government offers storage facilities to farmers, the current logistics management system prevents them from knowing where their product is. Businesses find it challenging to track their products throughout transportation without using guessing. Because of this, it's crucial for farmers and decision-makers to monitor the state of their products and carry out routine audits of the manufacturing process. In this study, we suggest adopting blockchain technology to promote complete product transparency and increase communication between producers and consumers. Farmers and government employees that participate in the transit will have access to all the details of the process that are recorded in the blockchain. Additionally, records stored in perpetuity may be accessed for as long as required.
Farmers E-Digital Marketing
Authors: - Sudhakar P , - Vigneshwaran J , - Thangathamil A , - Ramasamy S
Published: May 2023

The role of the project is to develop a webpage for admin (farmer) to add the farmer items from field for online shopping. The item is added under four different categories such as vegetables, fruits, grains and spinach. The items are added under any one of the category. The user will be provided with android application to view all the added items where shopping can be carried out. The user can view all the items or search the needed items as per the category. The needed items will be added to cart where order can be placed. As soon as the order placed, the admin will get the notification regarding the order placing. The admin can view the overall order and as per the request, the confirmation will be fixed. The user will be provided with android application to view all the added items where shopping can be carried out. The user can view all the items or search the needed items as per the category. The needed items will be added to cart where order can be placed. As soon as the order placed, the admin will get the notification regarding the order placing. The admin can view the overall order and as per the request, the confirmation will be fixed.
An Expected Utility-based Decision Making Model for Analyzing the Behavior of Agents in a Bio Attack
Authors: - Nithin PS , - Alolika Mahanty
Published: May 2023

The behavior of agents in a bio attack is a critical factor that influences the outcome of such an event. In this paper, we propose an adaptive dynamic model for analyzing the behavior of agents in a bio attack based on expected utility theory. The model incorporates the environmental factors, agent characteristics, decision-making processes, communication networks, feedback mechanisms, and learning and adaptation processes. Specifically, we present a decision-making model based on expected utility theory to assist agents in choosing the best course of action. The model can help agents assess the risks and benefits associated with different options and choose the action that maximizes their expected utility. We also discuss the potential benefits of incorporating feedback mechanisms and learning processes into the model to improve agents' decision-making over time.
Sustainable Higher Education Systems - Approaches & Practices with Emphasis on Green Technologies and their Integration in Higher Education Systems
Authors: - Subharun Pal
Published: May 2023

This chapter delves into a diverse range of methodologies and practices pertaining to green technologies and their integration within higher education systems, highlighting the importance of embedding sustainability across all facets of campus life. It scrutinises green campus endeavours, ecologically minded curricula and research, and the inclusion of green technologies in higher education institutions. Moreover, the chapter exhibits exemplary approaches and case studies, emphasises the challenges and potentialities associated with the implementation of green technologies, and explores the prospective pathways for sustainable higher education systems. By adopting green technologies and sustainable practices, higher education establishments can significantly contribute to global sustainability pursuits and aid in forging a more sustainable future.
Loan Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors: - Sanika Narayanpethkar , - S. Chandana , - M. Rishitha , - Preethi Jeevan
Published: May 2023

Loans are a major prerequisite in the present-day world. By this, as it were, Banks get a major
portion of the entire benefit. It is advantageous for understudies to oversee their instruction and
living costs, and for individuals to purchase any kind of extravagance like houses, cars, etc. But
when it comes to choosing whether the applicant's profile is pertinent to be allowed a credit
or not. Banks must see many aspects. Giving credit is the most commerce of banks. A
noteworthy parcel of the bank's income comes straightforwardly from benefits from credits.
Indeed, on the off chance that the bank favors the advance after the confirmation and
certification relapses prepare, it cannot be beyond any doubt that the chosen candidate is the
genuine candidate. Doing this handle physically requires unused time. Able to anticipate whether.
a specific candidate is secure, and the whole confirmation handle is automatized with the machine.
fashion. After the presentation of innovation to the world everything began to be automatized.
With the introduction of machine learning, the world has seen a modern side of innovation.
When the diversion of the forecast is played, machine learning gives a few of the most excellent.
models to test the information for the exactness of the result. A few of them are broadly utilized.
Machine learning calculations are Decision trees, support vector machine, logistic regression,
random forest, etc.
A Case Study On Customer Satisfaction Towards Online Banking In Bangladesh
Authors: - Md. Abul Hayat , - Md. Fokhray Hossain
Published: May 2023

Today's technological era has made all daily tasks much easier than they were in the past. Everything has been digitized thanks to technology. A further one among them is banking. Technology has resulted in many improvements in the banking industry. Every task in the banking sector is digitized, from account opening to money transfers through online banking, eliminating the need for customers to visit banks and wait in long queues. This makes work for both customers and banking institutions easy, efficient, and quick. Online banking also encourages competition among banks to offer their customers better services and draw in a growing number of customers. to check the level of customer satisfaction. 500 randomly chosen and conveniently placed individuals are surveyed to achieve this. The result of the research shows that Privacy & Security, Online Bill Pay, Fund Transfer, any time anywhere use, Update information, delivers services and save time and energy are directly related to Customer Satisfaction towards Online Banking in Bangladesh.
Stress Management Amongst Industrial Employee
Authors: - Chitralekha Rajuskar
Published: May 2023

The sources of stress in the workplace. Include interpersonal relationships, career development, organizational structure and climate, line-staff conflicts, little opportunity for advancement, high degree of specialization and centralization, poor communications, inadequate information, inaccurate assessment of performance and poor feedback. To successfully manage stress, it is important to be aware of sources of stress in our lives and our physical and psychological responses to them.

People respond to stress in different ways. Some individuals are more capable of coping with stressors than others, while some individuals are more prone to stress. Our characters determine how we respond to stressors by our perception of "what is" and "what should be", our personality, motivation, problem-solving capacity and ability for self-introspection. In developing countries like India, privatization leads to rapid change in the industrial sector, while corona crises recession has impacted industries. Companies must constantly examine business trends and get innovative to retain key employees in the worst of times. Mergers and acquisitions and changes in labour laws also put stress on working life as well as on personal life of the working class.