bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
BENEFÍCIOS DO USO DA BOLA SUÍÇA EM GESTANTES NA ASSISTÊNCIA AO PARTO DE BAIXO RISCO
Authors: Filho Francisco José de Araújo , Santos Antônia Gilsônia da Silva , Coelho Pereira Lidianna , Barros Leal Loisláyne , Fontes Wemerson dos Santos , De Deus Wevernilson Francisco , Figueiredo Iolanda Gonçalves de Alencar , Barbosa Negreiros Ana Luiza
Published: September 2023

RESUMO
Objetivo: Identificar as evidências científicas sobre os benefícios do uso da bola suíça em gestantes na assistência ao parto de baixo risco. Métodos: Revisão integrativa da literatura, realizada nas bases de dados Medline/PubMed, LILACS via BVS e biblioteca Scielo para responder à questão norteadora: Quais os benefícios do uso da bola suíça em gestantes na assistência ao parto de baixo risco? As buscas ocorreram entre março e abril de 2022, utilizando os descritores “gestantes”, “terapia por exercício”, “trabalho de parto”, “parto normal”. Após os cruzamentos desses descritores, identificaram-se 230 artigos, que ao aplicar os critérios de elegibilidade, restaram dez estudos, avaliados e elegíveis para a revisão. Na extração dos dados elaborou-se um instrumento para coleta. Resultados: 10 estudos foram elegíveis após seleção. Destes, a maior parte (8) desenvolvidos no Brasil (1) China e (1) em Taiwan. O periódico de maior frequência das publicações foi Acta Paulista de Enfermagem (3). Quanto ao ano de publicação o ano com menos publicações foi 2012 (1), seguido 2013 (2), 2019 (2). Quanto ao delineamento o tipo ensaio clinico prevaleceu nas publicações (5). Conclusão: esta revisão aponta benefícios do uso da bola suíça como instrumento de trabalho que pode favorecer a assistência ao parto de baixo risco evidenciando ser uma alternativa viável para profissionais nesse campo de atuação.
Descritores: Parto de Baixo Risco. Trabalho de Parto. Gestantes. Assistência ao Parto.
MICROBACIA DO RIBEIRÃO SANTA MARIA: DIAGNÓSTICO AMBIENTAL E ANÁLISE DE CARBOFURANO EM ÁGUA SUPERFICIAL
Authors: Martins Silva Daniela , Souza Medeiros Maraína , Timóteo Cardoso Alessandra , Machado Goulart Simone , Victorino Santos João Paulo , Correia Goulart Adilson
Published: September 2023

A região da Microbacia do Ribeirão Santa Maria tem como principais atividades a agricultura, pecuária, pesca, granjas e agroindústrias. É perceptível que a degradação do solo, uso intensivo de agrotóxicos e despejo de efluentes são fontes pontuais de contaminação que podem contribuir para alterações físicas, químicas e microbiológicas deste Ribeirão. O Carbofurano, em especial, é um agrotóxico da classe dos carbamatos, sendo classificado como extremamente tóxico. Antes de sua proibição no Brasil em 2017, o princípio ativo era comumente empregado em diversas culturas como a cana-de-açúcar, milho e soja, as quais são predominantes na região da microbacia. Dentro deste contexto, este estudo teve como objetivo analisar a qualidade da água da Microbacia do Ribeirão Santa Maria quanto ao princípio ativo Carbofurano e realizar a caracterização do Ribeirão quanto ao uso e ocupação do solo na região de Itumbiara-GO. Foram realizadas as análises, quanto ao princípio ativo, em quatro pontos do Ribeirão em um período que predomina a estação seca (maio). Considerando a situação ambiental na Microbacia, no que tange aos fatores pontuais de contaminação, constatou-se que as atividades antrópicas predominantes na região podem influenciar na qualidade da água captada para abastecimento público, principalmente quanto à possível contaminação por agrotóxicos. Já nas análises de Carbofurano constatou-se que não houve presença do princípio ativo em nenhuma das amostras, considerando o período analisado e as condições analíticas adotadas. Portanto, são imprescindíveis novos estudos cujo objetivo seja analisar a qualidade da água do Ribeirão por diversos contaminantes, associando-se ao diagnóstico abrangente da microbacia.
AVALIAÇÃO DO ÓLEO ALIMENTAR NO PROCESSO DE FRITURA E APRENDIZAGEM DO TEMA LIPÍDEOS POR MEIO DA CONSTRUÇÃO DE CADERNO TEMÁTICO
Authors: De Souza Sara Oliveira de Souza , DIAS MAURO CESAR , Fabiana Kauark Fabiana , Alexandre Maria Eduarda da Silva Alexandre , Ferreira Victor Davi Ferreira , Brandão Samira Gomes Brandão , Vasconcelos Ícaro Marques Vasconcelos
Published: September 2023

O uso de óleo vegetal na fritura tem sido substituído pelo uso da panela airfryer. A nova BNCC visa uma aprendizagem contextualizada com temas mais palpáveis aos estudantes do Ensino Médio (EM). Neste trabalho foi elaborado um Caderno Temático sobre aprendizagem do tema “lipídeos” para estudantes do EM pelo estudo experimental do óleo alimentar. Fez-se simulações de frituras em laboratório em fritadeira elétrica e panela airfryer, utilizando coxa e sobrecoxa de frango, avaliações por teste de Kreis, índice de peróxido (Ip / meq kg-1) e espectroscopia na região do infravermelho (IV). Os resultados da fritura em airfryer mostram maior Ip e teste de Kreis positivo para compostos aldeídicos, com intensa coloração violeta. Os espectros de IV comprovaram o grau de oxidação pelo aumento da intensidade da banda em 1746 cm-1 e aparecimento de um ombro em 1727 cm-1, o que indica a formação de produto secundário com o grupo funcional aldeído, confirmando o teste de Kreis e Ip. Conclui-se que a fritura feita em airfryer pode gerar compostos nocivos ao organismo, porém, são necessárias pesquisas mais detalhadas para identificar e quantificar esses compostos secundários. O Caderno Temático, validado, pode ser utilizado pelo Professor do EM de maneira contextualizada e aplicada ao cotidiano dos estudantes.
AN ANALYSIS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LABOUR COMPLIANCE AUTOMATION AND ITS IMPACT ON PRODUCTIVITY AT DIAGEO (USL)
Authors: Ms. Gunashree. H  , Ms. Vidya. R
Published: September 2023

Labour compliance automation is rapidly gaining traction as organizations seek to streamline processes, enhance compliance, and capitalize on the benefits of technological advancements. This study explores the perceptions and expectations of professionals regarding the implementation of automation in labour compliance, with a specific focus on Diageo (USL). Organizations looking to adopt labour compliance automation should prioritize addressing these challenges while customizing solutions to meet their unique compliance requirements. This research offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of labour compliance and the opportunities and obstacles presented by automation.
KEYWORDS: Diageo, labour compliance, automation, productivity
Bioregenerative algal architectures
Authors: Shergill Ramandeep
Published: September 2023

Contemporary biospheres will be needed in terms of life support in the face of climatic consequences of the Anthropocene and to sustain future space travel. For life to flourish on Earth and beyond, key elements are required — including carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorous — which need to regenerate through physiochemical alliances and symbioses with other life forms. Bioregenerative systems are defined as artificial ecosystems, which are made up of intra-relationalities with various species including higher plants, microorganisms, and animals. In this paper, bioregenerative architectural habitats are considered a solution for a planet that faces substantial ecological damage and for the likelihood of multiplanetary inhabitation in future. Mutually beneficial systems incorporating working with microalgae in conjunction with bioreactor technologies could constitute a means of survival on a damaged planet or to help start multiplanetary colonies. This paper illustrates the potential of a non-anthropocentric, bioregenerative life support strategy working with various microalgae species. Past- and present-related bioregenerative systems are reviewed and future applications of microalgae enhancing a sympoietic alignment (collectively producing systems) of the human and nonhuman with microorganisms are considered. Future alliances with microalgae, Chlorella vulgaris, are proposed to work within bioregenerative systems on Earth and in space. This paper clarifies how the combination of technology, speculative architectural design and microalgae can enhance carbon dioxide mitigation, furthering gaseous exchange for life support, enabling human and nonhuman species to flourish in harsher environments on Earth and beyond low Earth orbit.
Clinical Study of Dashanga Lepa Application Followed by Virechana Karma in the Management of Guda Vidradi (Recurrent Perinal Abscess)
Authors: - Shubhangi , - Shilpa P N
Published: September 2023

The phenomenon of formation of wound as a result of inflammation and abscess. Its repair and treatment by mean of Shasti upakrama or saptopakrama is the fundamental major contribution of acharya Sushruta. An ano rectal abscess originates from an infection arising in the crypto-glandular epithelium lining of the anal canal spreading into adjacent spaces and resulting in fistula, in 40% of cases. The classic location of anorectal abscess, listed in order of decreasing frequency are as follows: perianal (60%), ischiorectal (20%), intersphincteric (5%), supralevator (4%) and submucosal (1%).
The treatment of Guda vidradhi (anal abscess) in pakwa avastha is adequate and dependent drainage. Hence Sushruta has indicated bhedana karma. In Ayurveda, inflammatory swelling well managed by medical along with surgical interventions.
Construction and Validation of Outcomes-Based Work text in Calculus
Authors: - Elizabeth A. Magallanes
Published: September 2023

This study focused on the development of an outcomes-based work text in Calculus, and determines its level of acceptability. The basis in the development of the work text was the revised outcomes-based syllabus of the course Calculus. Prerequisite courses such as algebra, advanced algebra, trigonometry, and analytic geometry taken by students based on their curriculum were identified. The revision of the syllabus was done by the Mathematics faculty members, recommended by the Chairman of the Department and approved by the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. The content of the course was based from CMO#19s.2007. The developed outcomes-based work text followed the ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Develop, Implement and Evaluate) model .The work text was validated by the faculty members in Mathematics who are experts in the field. The work text has the following parts; desired learning outcomes, recall, motivation, activity, lesson proper, skills building/application, generalization, reflection, and assessment. The respondents chosen purposively in evaluating the acceptability of the work text were the students enrolled in the course Calculus. The acceptability of the work text was rated with the following criteria: Content (M=3.37, SD= 0.54)Organization(M=3.46,0.56) Style and Presentation(M=3.26, 0.68) and Activities(M=3.37,SD 0.44).All these criteria were rated moderately acceptable by the respondents. Based on the findings, with the revision in the curriculum by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), from content based curriculum to competency-based or outcomes-based curriculum, instructional materials should also be aligned to curricular change.
Street Vendors and Their Book-Keeping Practices
Authors: - Anthony Gruze Thangaraj , - Kishore
Published: September 2023

Street vendors are a vital part of the informal economy, providing goods and services to millions of people around the world. However, many street vendors do not keep proper book-keeping records. This can make it difficult for them to track their income and expenses, manage their cash flow, and make informed business decisions. This article discusses the importance of bookkeeping for street vendors and provides tips on how to get started.
Classification and Detections using Yolov5
Authors: - Yashaswini N , - Dr. Manimala
Published: September 2023

Object detection is a growing field of research in the field of computer vision. Our outcome shows that YOLOv5 achieves good modern performance for a variety of sensing applications, including surveillance, robotics, and autonomous driving. Overall, this article demonstrates the potential of YOLOv5 to be an excellent tool for object detection in real-world applications.
Knowledge and Attitude Regarding Blood Donation among Students in Selected Colleges
Authors: - Tina Ann John , - Stephy Mall , - Subarna Mukherjee , - SOUVIK CHAKRABORTY , - SOUMEN MAJI , - SONIYA ELIZABETH SAVY , - SUBARNA DAS
Published: September 2023

Blood donations are critical for saving lives, especially for individuals who need blood transfusions due to various medical conditions. A single blood donation can be given to up to four separate patients increasing each person’s chances of a better outcome and hope for survival.
Image Colorization using Convolutional Neural Network
Authors: - Mamata Poudel , - Rajesh Nepal , - Sagun Acharya , - Krishma Manandhar
Published: September 2023

With its advent and extension in many areas, technology has become crucially integrated with human lifestyle and activities. Various branches of technology have found ways to progress and they serve imperatively in various fields of development, entertainment and utility. Artificial Intelligence and domains within it encompass a huge portion of technological applications, and deep learning being a subset of AI can be used for many such implementations. Image colourisation is one such domain which can utilize the deep learning capabilities of a machine to effectively produce results. Colorization of gray-scale images is generally carried out using photo editing software and is a tedious and expensive job.With the collaboration of different pre-trained models in a baseline CNN model,, we analyzed the one with the highest accuracy and the least loss,comparing it to the others.Based on evaluation metrics such as root mean square error, loss, and accuracy, we determined that the best model is the one incorporating EFFicientB0. Hence, our project makes this process automated and accurate utilizing the convolutional neural architecture combined with EfficientNetB0. In this project, we have realized and implemented several compositions of the baseline CNN model with pre-trained models to deduce the best version.
Intelligent Vehicle Management: Harnessing Emerging Technologies for Efficiency and Sustainability
Authors: - Jayesh Suryawanshi , - Nitish Giri , - Vedant Gulhane , - Manthan Tayade , - Rushikesh Ghonse
Published: September 2023

Vehicle Management System provides useful features for the users (drivers) to make drive easy and use application smoothly without any friction. In today’s fast-growing digital world of internet, we see often see many conflicts and disputes based on buying and selling old vehicle cause by the lack of transparency. Also, there is huge traffic in metro cities and not able to find parking areas and get fined. So, people are not able to find the available area and if available only some types vehicles can be parked like bikes and cars. There are such more problem related vehicles that exists in real world like connecting with mechanic for breakdown of vehicle. To Solve some of these problems we are intended to make a Vehicle system that helps an drive to make drive easy and reduce dispute.
The Impact of Rasayana in Geriatrics: A Review
Authors: - Dr. Shashidhar A Naik , - Dr. Suketha Kumari , - Dr. Neha Saunshimath , - Dr. Laxmikanth S D
Published: September 2023

Ageing is a process of physical, psychological and social change in multi-dimensional aspects. In Ayurveda the human body has been described as a living subject where the wear and tear is a continuous and perpetual phenomenon. Regeneration and degeneration go simultaneously right from the neonatal life to young age where growth and development occurs, after wards this process is altered and degeneration takes upper hand. Rasayana therapy helps in combating major of the age related diseases and preventing from illness. There are few classical Rasayanas that are mentioned in the Ayurveda texts which help in fulfilling most of the needs. Rasayana therapy enriches nutritional quality of Rasa, enhances digestion and metabolism by normalizing agni or body fire, and promoting the competence of channels.
On-Demand Route Allocation: A Smart Transportation Scheme
Authors: - MD Mostakim Ahmad Nafis , - MD Mobarak Hossain Polash
Published: September 2023

For effective crowd mobility, smart cities must have smart transportation. Smart cities need a transportation system that is intelligent, simple, and effective. Here is a creative idea for modernizing the current public transit system. Hardware modules based on the Internet of Things (IoT) that are required for implementation are discussed in this work. Traffic circumstances and extra elements have been added to Dijkstra’s shortest path method. The proposed algorithm has been tested in a number of circumstances, and the outcomes have been displayed accordingly. At a cheaper cost, the suggested solution can upgrade the current infrastructure. With various request counts, the algorithm performs well.
Medical Negligence in the Context of the Ghanaian Criminal Jurisprudence
Authors: - George Benneh Mensah , - Alfred Addy , - Victor Kwaku Akakpo
Published: September 2023

This article dealt with the criminal jurisprudential questions of: 1) whether multiple/concurrent action in medical negligence are actionable in the Ghanaian Criminal Jurisprudence? 2) whether vicarious liability lie for the employer of the medical or surgical practitioners who commit negligence in medical or surgical treatment? The legal analysis found that the Ghanaian Criminal Jurisprudence accommodate the concurrent or multiple actions in crime and tort for the same act of the defendant. Even though the double jeopardy principle explicitly expounded in the criminal jurisprudence and the Constitution of Ghana bars action on the same offence. The position of the criminal law indicated that while the same defendant cannot be punished twice for the same offence it is actionable in law for the same act to be punished with multiple or concurrent actions. The analysis further found that the criminal law imputed intent for both juristic person/body corporate and natural person and thus both can be found liable in crimes such as manslaughter and tort act of gross negligence at law. It is concluded that the Ghanaian Criminal Jurisprudence allows the same act to be met with concurrent actions and thus employers of health facilities are not absolved from the gross negligent treatment in medical or surgical procedures of their medical employees. The employer shall be held vicariously liable while multiple suits could be filed against the medical or surgical practitioners for the same act of gross or general negligence in medical or surgical treatments.
Commercialization of Colostrum Milk for the Benefit of Human Health in Gunupur City, Odisha
Authors: - SUNANDA MAHARANA , - SOMANATH SAHOO
Published: September 2023

Colostrum milk is the first milk produce after the parturition or the baby birth. It is a necessary food for a new born baby for increase its immune system to protect against pathogen and boost the physiological performance, growth and mental development. Colostrum milk contains polysaturated fatty acids, growth factor, hormones, oligosaccharide, lactoferrin, a greater number of leukocytes (WBC cells) and high concentration of immunoglobulins. Colostrum milk provides passive immunity to the new born. People in the Gunupur block are establishing dairy farms and producing milk on a large scale. So, if we establish a factory of Colostrum milk then, we can easily collect the colostrum milk from the dairymen and supply the products by suitable transport medium to other states of India. The colostrum milk is highly proteinaceous product which is highly beneficial to the patients and build a new born babies’ immune system. My goal is to use government funding to commercialize colostrum milk in the Gunupur block and distribute it to nearby government hospitals and underprivileged citizens.
Steganography: The Art of Encrypting and Decrypting Information with Different Hiding Tools and Command Prompt
Authors: - Pushpendra Saini , - Anu Singla , - Rekha Lagarkha , - Aishwarya Yadav , - Pooja Soni
Published: September 2023

The concealing information within other non-secret data to hide its existence. It involves embedding secret messages or data within innocuous carriers, like images, audio files, or text. This hidden information is often encrypted to enhance security. Steganography focuses on maintaining the secrecy of the communication. The efficiency of two steganography tools Shusssh and SteganographX Plus freely available on internet. Different file format of images (JPEG, JPG and BMP) were analysed by Windows-based Command Prompt Utility and two different steganography tools (Shusssh! and SteganographX Plus).
नगरीय आकारिकी में होने वाले परिवर्तनों का एक विश्लेषण:उत्तर प्रदेश के मुरादाबाद नगर के संदर्भ में।
Authors: - AMIT KUMAR
Published: September 2023

वर्तमान शोध का उद्देश्य मुरादाबाद नगर की नगरीय आकारिकी में होने वाले परिवर्तनों के कारण सामाजिक,आर्थिक एवं जनांकिकीय विशेषताओं के प्रभावों का आकलन करना है। शोध कार्य के हेतु प्राथमिक डेटा में अवलोकन विधि तथा द्वितीयक आंकड़ों का प्रयोग किया गया है। नगरीय आकारिकी से तात्पर्य नगर की आंतरिक संरचना से है। अर्थात नगर की सड़कें, आवासों,जनसंख्या,फसल की गहनता, भूमि उपयोग, कार्यात्मक क्षमता आदि का अध्ययन करना है।विगत कुछ दशकों से नगरों का सामाजिक-आर्थिक विकास के साथ-साथ नगर की आकारिकी में बड़ा परिवर्तन देखने को मिल रहा है। लोगो की जीवन शैली में बदलाव के साथ आर्थिक मानव होना इसका प्रमुख कारण है। नगरीय विस्तार के कारण हुए परिवर्तनों पर सुझाव भी इस शोध पत्र भी प्रस्तुत किए गए हैं।
Impact of Religion and Politics in Bhabani Bhattacharya's Goddess Named Gold
Authors: - DEVENDRA SINGH
Published: September 2023

the paper explores the factors and impact of caste, religion, and politics in the forth novel of Bhabani Bhattacharya's Goddess Named Gold, in which multi-factors of the consequence caused due to the corrupt system of caste, religion and misuse of political powers on the hands of currupt politicians of thier personal gains is depicted through the different characters who represent both the standard and privileged man of both rural and urban people of other places, regions, and sections of the society.
Sikkim’s Indigenous Limboo Language and Culture
Authors: - Birkha Man Subba
Published: September 2023

Limboo (Exonym) the autochthonous tribes of the southern part of the Eastern Himalayas in Sikkim, Darjeeling district of West Bengal, Assam, Eastern Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar (Burma). The original Limboo culture not only came in contact with the alien culture but in the course of time influenced by them. The undercurrent has both implicit and explicit impact on the original Limboo culture, tradition and religion. They consider themselves as a nature worshipper, and have their own mythology (Mundhum), and healer or priest known as Phedangba, Samba, Yeba, Yema. Today, Limboo beliefs and practices are also called Yumaism. Melanie Pappadis, in her book Limbu Folklore (1993) stated-that Limboo believes that the god resides in nature and, therefore, has a very animistic view of nature and its elements. They are free from any icons or images of god, and they separate to themselves from Hinduism and Buddhism.
Enhancing Road Infrastructure Financing in Malawi: A Comprehensive Analysis & Recommendations
Authors: - Snowden Mmadi
Published: September 2023

Purpose: This research study aims to critically analyze the effectiveness of Malawi’s road funding model, identify its strengths and weaknesses, and propose sustainable and innovative road funding model for improving road infrastructure financing in the country. Background: The inadequate state of road infrastructure in Malawi has hindered economic growth, connectivity, and social well-being. The existing road funding model faces challenges in generating sufficient funds for infrastructure development, maintenance, and rehabilitation. This study seeks to address these challenges and provide insights for a more effective and sustainable road financing approach.

Methodology: A comprehensive mixed-methods approach was employed, combining qualitative and quantitative research techniques. Stakeholder perceptions were collected through surveys and interviews to assess the current road conditions and funding model’s performance. Budgetary evaluations and expert interviews were utilized to analyze the financial dynamics and governance aspects of road infrastructure financing in Malawi.

Results: The evaluation of the road funding model highlighted a significant perception gap between desired and actual infrastructure quality, with stakeholders rating road conditions as poor. The research projected a substantial funding shortfall of US$3.5 Billion by 2037, equivalent to 28% of Malawi’s GDP, due to growing demand and inadequate financing. Despite efficient revenue collection mechanisms, the model struggled to meet infrastructure development needs.

Given the critical findings of this study, the study recommends the integration of Public – Private Partnership (PPPs) to leverage private investment thereby reducing the fiscal burden on the government. Additionally, introducing a dedicated road fund sourced from multiple revenue streams such as fuel taxes, road tolls, and international donor funds could diversify and stabilize funding sources. A governance oversight committee comprising financial experts, policymakers, and community representatives should be instituted to ensure transparency and effectiveness in fund allocation and utilization
The Monkey Hunters of Vanarmare Tribe: Guardians of the Forest
Authors: - Dr. M. Rajashekarappa
Published: September 2023

The Vanarmare tribe, residing deep within the Southeast Asian rainforests, is a lesser-known indigenous group whose unique way of life revolves around monkey hunting. This article provides a comprehensive exploration of the Vanarmare tribe, shedding light on their culture, hunting practices, and the delicate balance they maintain with the forest ecosystem. With a focus on their monkey hunting tradition, we delve into the species they target, their hunting techniques, and the spiritual significance of this practice. Contrary to misconceptions, the Vanarmare tribe practices sustainable hunting, ensuring the preservation of both their culture and the rainforest's biodiversity. Their harmonious coexistence with nature offers valuable lessons for modern societies. However, the tribe faces modern challenges, including deforestation, changing values, and external influences. This article discusses their efforts to combat these threats and collaborate with conservation organizations and governments. Looking to the future, the Vanarmare tribe is adapting and diversifying their economic activities while preserving their cultural heritage. Sustainable tourism and global awareness campaigns are vital for their continued survival. The Vanarmare tribe's story serves as an inspiring example of resilience, offering insights into the intersection of tradition, culture, and sustainability in a rapidly changing world.
Artificial Intelligence Stimulus Response System
Authors: - Rajeshwari D , - T Ananthapadmanabha
Published: September 2023

The Stimulus Response System (SRS) is based on the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) based mark-up language. (AIML) and is used to train the system for recognizing the user input. By making use of the previously built knowledge base this system is trying to analyze the user input and it provides the response. The Chatter Bot’s, reported in the literature, and was used mainly the indexing technique. The method is strongly dependent on the contents that are stored in a file or a database. Thus there is a need to develop a new system that allows you to carry on conversations with the system as long as possible.

Stimulus Response System creates and adds knowledge to a computer. As a result, the computer will appear as human. The main objective of the work is to design an interactive software package which make the computer simple by building content that induces the client to carry on interactive conversations with the system as long as possible.
Plight of Women and Nature in Anita Desai's "The Fire on the Mountain’’
Authors: - Dr Rufeeda Hassan
Published: September 2023

Many research scholars have explored different aspects of Anita Desai’s multifaceted writing. “They include areas such as feminist approach, the philosophical approach and psychological one. Anita Desai is an expert in dealing with the lonely experience of the women characters. In Fire on the Mountain (1977),” her journey moves from adulthood to old age experiences of the protagonist Nanda Kaul. The content investigates how harsh practices connected to patriarchal society work powerfully on degrees of climate and gender. It sends a deft designing of zoological, botanical, atmospheric and color imagery to pass on the representative centrality of the account and the assorted analogies of the more obscure shades of nature and the hazier parts of femaleness. She presents the picture of a suffering woman engrossed with her inward world, her pouting dissatisfaction and the tempest inside; the existential problem of a woman in a male dominated society. She not just features the quiet agonies, pain, desola tion and weakness of women who are tortured by everyday issues, except quietly makes the examination of the circumstance in this way improving it for the perusers to reach to the main driver of the issue. In postcolonial Indian society, women are viewed as simple "objects" and "others." As a main figure of the 20th century Indo-Anglican fiction, Anita Desai holds a dream of feminism that tends to the showdown of women against patriarchal mistreatment. In the vast majority of her novels, working class women in contemporary India endeavor to conquer cultural restrictions forced by male centric society. Desai varies from different women's activists as she underscores singular salvation through self-investigation and inspiration. This Article analyzes the perception of women through Anita Desai’s Novel “The Fire on the Mountain”.
Integrity Audition of Shared Data on Cloud with User Privacy Preserving
Authors: - MAHESHWARI , - Dr. H K Krishnappa
Published: September 2023

This paper introduces a robust solution, "Secure Data Storage and Auditing," aimed at addressing contemporary challenges in data security and integrity verification within cloud environments. Through an integrated system of modules, the project achieves secure data storage through encryption and cryptographic tagging, followed by independent data integrity audits. Users' privacy is preserved as the Third-Party Auditor (TPA) verifies data without direct access to content. The project demonstrates effective data management, user privacy preservation, and real-time auditing, contributing to data security in cloud-based infrastructures. The methodology showcases the project's systematic approach to module integration, ensuring a comprehensive solution for secure data management and accountability.
Allelopathic Potential of Parthenium hysterophorus: Is it Growth-stage Dependent?
Authors: - Anjali , - Arvind Kumar , - Rup Narayan
Published: September 2023

World’s one of the most invasive weeds Parthenium hysterophorus L. (Congress grass, family Asteraceae), native to South America, is the most aggressive alien weed in India. The present study aimed to determine the growth stage (early, intermediate and mature) of this weed which was most detrimental to the growth of adjoining crop plants. Impacts of leaf-leachate concentrations (0.5%, 1% and 2%) prepared from leaves at different growth stages of P. hysterophorus were investigated on seed germination and growth of crop Vigna unguiculata. The germination percentage, shoot length, number of leaves, pods, seeds and total biomass of the crop plants significantly declined with increasing concentration of the Parthenium leaf-leachate (maximum at 2%w/v) at all growth stages. However, the leaf-leachate from the leaves of P. hysterophorus at the early growth stage showed the highest detrimental impact on the crop V. unguiculata, followed by intermediate and mature growth stages. Total phenolic content, antioxidant activity and enzymatic were highest in leaves of P. hysterophorus at the early growth stage. In conclusion, the early growth stage of this noxious weed evidently being most detrimental to the growth of adjoining crop plants, suggests Parthenium’s early growth-centric management implication.
Disruptive Effects of Earth's Orbit Environmental Conditions on Spacecraft Electronic Systems
Authors: - Onur Tarakçıoğlu , - M. Timur Aydemir , - M. Ali Akcayol
Published: September 2023

The impact of disruptive factors originating from the space environment on spacecraft is highly significant in terms of design, operations, and safety. Factors such as solar wind, ionizing radiation, atomic corrosion, particle collisions, extreme vacuum, low gravity, and temperature changes affect spacecraft. Space agencies and research institutes have been working for years to model these effects. In the context of Fault-Tolerant Control (FTC) in spacecraft, numerous preventive measures are taken against disruptive factors of the space environment, aiming for spacecraft to perform their missions reliably for extended periods in space. This study represents the effects of the space environment in Earth's orbit and the precautions taken against these effects during the development and operation of spacecraft systems.
Comparative Study Between Systemic Balanced Analgesia, Continuous Femoral Perineural Analgesia and Continuous Intra-articular Analgesia for Primary Reconstruction Surgery of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament of the Knee
Authors: - LAOUAMRI Okba
Published: September 2023

Introduction. The aim of this prospective study was to compare the analgesic efficacy of three techniques for knee ligamentoplasty and quadricipital deficit with a view to early physiotherapy.
Hypothesis. Continuous intra-articular analgesia and well-managed systemic analgesia could replace continuous femoral peri-nerve analgesia in resource-limited countries.
Material. - We included 165 patients undergoing primary reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee. All patients underwent spinal anaesthesia. The first group, systemic analgesia (SA), received balanced systemic analgesia postoperatively for a minimum of five days, based on Paracetamol, Diclofenac and a morphine PCA. In addition to the systemic analgesia already described, the second group, femoral analgesia (FA), will benefit from a femoral peri-nervous catheter in the crural position. 20 ml of bupivacaine at 0.125% concentration is injected; maintenance is set up immediately with a continuous flow of 8 ml/h for 36 h. The third intra-articular analgesia (IAA) group received, in addition to the same systemic analgesia, an infusion through an epidural catheter of 20 ml of 0.125% bupivacaine, followed by maintenance with 8 ml/h of the same local anesthetic via an electric syringe pump for 36 h. Cumulative morphine consumption, pain estimation at rest and on mobilization using a numerical scale (EN) from 1 to 10, and quadriceps deficit were evaluated.
Results. - Morphine consumption was lower in the AF group and the difference was statistically significant with an F = 3.539(2) and a p = 0.031. A mean difference of 6.12 ± 2.41 between the AS and AF groups with a significant p = 0.012, a mean difference of 1.67 ± 2.41 with a non-significant p = 0.49 between the AF and AIA groups and a mean difference of 4.45 ± 2.31 with a p = 0.056 at the limit of significance between the AS and AIA groups. Analgesia in the femoral peri-nerve group was more effective, with a reduction in mean EN compared with the other two groups. Efficacy was statistically significant at H4, then from H24 to H36 compared with systemic analgesia, but not significant compared with intra-articular analgésia. Intra-articular analgesia was only significantly effective compared with systemic analgesia at H36. Quadriceps muscle deficit is an incident specific to femoral blocks.
Discussion. - This study suggests that a continuous intra-articular or even a well-conducted systemic analgesia provides satisfactory analgesia for knee ligamentoplasty, compared with a more effective femoral peri-nerve. The quadricipital lock absent in intra-articular treatment could be an advantage in speeding up functional recovery.
Appraisal of Water Resources Development Action Plan for Groundwater Recharge in Raghunathapalli Watershed, Jangaon District, Telangana State, India
Authors: - Prathapani Prakash , - G. Prabhakar , - G. Sreenivasa Reddy
Published: September 2023

Water is elixir of life which needs regular assessment for maintaining ecological balance. Micro watershed wise (a few thousand hectares of extent) water resource action plan is need of the hour especially for a hard rock terrain like Raghunathapalli watershed of Jangaon District. Geologically, the area is underlain by Quartzite and Pelitic Schist of Older Metamorphics and Leuco Granite / Grey Alkali FelpsarGranite Terrain (Peninsular Gneissic Complex) belonging to Archeans. The Archeans are intruded at several places by several Pegmatite Veins and Basic Dolerite Dykes. The average annual rainfall of the study area for the past 19 years is 946 mm and that of monsoonal rainfall is 746 mm. In order to do artificial ground water recharge, the study and analysis of parameters that control the ground water recharge is very important for effective ground water recharge. The spatio-temporal variations in rainfall, regional/local distribution in geological formations and geomorphic composition of various units have led to uneven occurrence and distribution of water resources. Different thematic layers like Geology, Geomorphology, Stream Network, Micro Watersheds, Digital Elevation Model, Contours (2m), Base Layers, Soil and Ground Water Potential maps are prepared using Geospatial technologies like Remote Sensing & GIS. Existing Recharge Structures are marked using 1:25,000 scale Survey of India Toposheets and new locations are updated with high resolution satellite imagery. Micro watershed wise Water Balance studies are carried out and Water Resources Development Action Plan is prepared using Ridge to Valley concept with new artificial recharge structures like Check Dams (22), Percolation Tanks (10), Contour Trenches (68Kms), Subsurface Dyke (2), Farm Pond (268), Recharge Pit (179), Recharge Shaft (16), Desilting Tank (24 nos) etc at suitable terrain conditions. Newly proposed locations for constructions of Rainwater harvesting structures in the gap areas will improve the ground water regime and improves the sustainability of wells for agriculture in the drought prone area of Raghunathapalli watershed. Thus Geospatial technologies are cost effective tools for management and conservation of water resources.
Online Shopping Website
Authors: - Himanshu , - Vinita , - Vatsal
Published: September 2023

In the era of digital technology, consumers all over the world are increasingly embracing online shopping. This online store is an example of a platform that provides users with a convenient and easy way to browse and buy a selection of things.
Users can easily search for products, add them to their basket, and check out securely with a variety of payment choices thanks to the website's easy-to-use layout.
Customers can simply identify what they're looking for, place an order, and have it delivered directly to their door thanks to the website's hassle-free shopping experienceThe website offers a wide range of goods, including electronics, apparel, home appliances, toys, cosmetics, and more. 
Customers can use keywords or particular categories to find products fast utilising the website's search engine. Customers can easily find the things they need on the website because to its clear, visually appealing, and user-friendly style.
The quick and simple checkout process on the website enables users to finish their purchases in just a few clicks. Clients have access to a variety of safe payment methods, including bank transfers, e-wallets, credit cards, and debit cards. The website uses encryption technology to safeguard sensitive data, further ensuring the security of consumer information.
Customers can create an account on the website, keep their shipping and payment information, examine their order history, and monitor their shipments using the customizable account system.
Study of Awareness about Academic Achievement of Student Teachers
Authors: - Amita Kushwaha
Published: September 2023

Academic success is important because it is strongly linked to the positive outcomes of every human being throughout the life. From the high school to the highest academic degree Ph. D. it matter a lot. It prepares also the base to get selection and finalize the merit during the selection of human being. Student teacher means a college student who is teaching without compensation under the direct supervision of a certified teacher in order to qualify for a degree in education. Since the role of student teachers are important to teach the students and make the gentle society. In today scenario, Academic achievement is important for the successful development of young people in society. This research tries to analyze the awareness about academic achievement of the student teachers.
Holistic Health Practice Model in Prevention and Management of Suicidal Ideation, Anxiety, and Depression in Reference to Covid-19 Condition
Authors: - Malini Srivastava , - Rakhee Khanduri , - Sohiab Ahmad , - Alpa Gupta
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected human lives to the core which resulted in suicidal ideations among many people, and various people attempting suicide.
The present study aims to 1) assess suicidal ideation, depression, and anxiety among patients who reported at the clinic for psychosocial counseling for COVID-19 condition, and 2) examine the effectiveness of the Holistic Health Practice Model (HHPM) in preventing suicidal ideation.
In a pretest-posttest control group design, 60 patients (above the age of 18 years) were chosen for the two groups – Experimental group (N=30; male-15, female-15) and Controlled group (n=30; male-15, female-15). Data was collected and analyzed from August 2021 to June 2022.
Both the groups were initially assessed for suicidal ideation, anxiety, and depression using the Modified Scale for Suicidal Ideation (MSSI), Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI), and Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II) respectively. The experimental group received the Holistic Health Practice Model (HHPM) as an intervention for 24 weeks. The mean difference was calculated using a paired t-test method.
Baseline assessment indicates that both groups were similar before the therapy. Post-therapy assessment shows a significant difference between the experimental and controlled groups (t value: MSSI – 24.47 > 0.05, BAI – 12.9 > 0.05, BDI – 28.16 > 0.05). Significant differences were also found in pre and post-therapy assessment of the experimental group (t value: MSSI – 43.26 > 0.05, BAI – 19.13 > 0.05, BDI – 24.13 > 0.05).
The result indicates the Holistic Health Practice Model (HHPM) to be a successful model in reducing suicidal ideation, anxiety, and depression.
A Comparative Clinical Study on the Usefulness of Homoeopathic Medicines from Mineral Kingdom and Other Homoeopathic Medicines in the Management of Chronic Recurrent Sinusitis
Authors: - Sangeeta R Nayak , - Suchitra R Nayak
Published: September 2023

It is a comparative clinical study to assess the usefulness of Homoeopathic mineral remedies and other Homoeopathic remedies in management of Chronic Recurrent Sinusitis.
Renal Cell Carcinoma Presenting as Cutaneous Metastasis - A Case Report
Authors: - Aastha Agnihotri , - Tapsh Thakur
Published: September 2023

Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is recognized as an aggressive malignancy that often spreads to distant sites, including the lungs, lymph nodes, bones, liver, and brain. While cutaneous metastasis is rare and has only been documented in a few cases in medical literature, we present the case of a 55 year-old male patient with RCC. Patient was having cutaneous lesion from past 4 months and was a known case of RCC. His treatment approach included surgical removal of the skin lesions and a systemic therapy regimen using sunitinib.
Fisheries Sector Contribution to Indian Economy
Authors: - Umesha K M
Published: September 2023

The fisheries sector has been recognized as a powerful income and employment generator and Fishery sector occupies an important place in the socio-economic development of the country, Fishing in India contributed over 1per cent of India’s annual gross domestic product in 2008. Fishing in India employs about 14.5 million people. Fish production rose from 800,000 tons in financial year of 1950 to 4.1 million tons in the early 1990s. From 1990 through 2010, the fisheries sector contribution to Indian economy during the period between 2009-10 and 2018-19. The GVA of fisheries sector is Rs.61269 Crore which increased to Rs.128011 Crore during 2018-19 The national GVA is Rs.7131836 Crore in 2009-10 which increased to Rs.12803128 Crore during the 2018-19. The sector has been one of the major contributors of foreign exchange earnings with India being one of the leading seafood exporting nations in the world.
Pengaruh Kualitas Produk, Citra Merek dan Harga terhadap Keputusan Pembelian Monitor Aoc 24g2e
Authors: Mega  , Susan Marcellia
Published: September 2023

The increasing demand from gamers for top-notch monitors is fueling rapid growth and intense competition in the monitor industry. According to data released by the International Data Corporation (IDC), Admiral Overseas Corporation AOC has emerged as a global leader in gaming monitor popularity. This achievement can be attributed to AOC's design strategy, which focuses on continuous product development and incorporates feedback from professional gaming enthusiasts. For companies, consumer purchasing decisions play a pivotal role as they contribute to revenue generation and help maintain competitive positions in the market. Several factors influence consumer purchasing decisions, including product quality, brand image, and price. This research aims to examine the characteristics and impact of product quality, brand image, price, and purchase decisions specifically related to the AOC 24G2E Monitor. The research employs a quantitative approach, utilizing descriptive analysis and multiple linear regression analysis as the analytical techniques. Primary data from 100 consumers of the AOC 24G2E Monitor were collected through a questionnaire, employing purposive sampling. The analysis results indicate that product quality, brand image, and price significantly influence the purchase decisions for the AOC 24G2E Monitor, with a coefficient of determination of 89.3%.