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THE RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONARY GEOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL STUDIES OF MINERAL RESOURCES IN FAR EASTERN SEAS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE PACIFIC OCEAN (GEOMIR PROJECT)
Authors: Shakirov R. B. , Sedin V. T. , Yatsuk A. V. , Sattarova V. V. , Astakhova N. V. , Kolesnik O. N. , Valitov M. G. , Li N. S. , Shakirova M. V. , Pletnev S. P. , Ponomareva A. L. , Maltseva E. V. , Nengyou Wu , Duc Anh Le , Pawan Dewangan , Savelieva E. E.
Published: September 2024

The paper presents a brief overview of the results of integrated geological, geophysical and oceanographic studies for the period 2017–2023, for which interregional generalizations were made on some promising areas of study of underwater mineral resources and the environment. The data on geological underwater objects, in particular, manganese ores of the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk and adjacent water areas; rare-earth ores of the Tomtor ore cluster, ancient and modern coastal-marine placers of the Laptev Sea coast are presented; barite ore occurrences “Barite Hills” (in the Sea of Okhotsk); ferromanganese formations of the Eastern Arctic shelf of Russia; coastal marine placers of the shelf and coast of the Far Eastern seas, including gold-bearing placers. including gold-bearing placers of the shelf zone of the south of Primorye and north of Sakhalin, titanomagnetite placers of the Kuril Islands, gold-bearing placers of the North Sakhalin Plain and others. Direct signs of hydrocarbons were obtained in areas previously considered unpromising (including the South China Sea), gas hydrate accumulations were mapped and studied in the Sea of Okhotsk and the Sea of Japan, prospecting for gas hydrates in the Bering Sea was prepared, and comparative studies of hydrate-bearing capacity of the marginal seas of the NW Pacific and the Indian Ocean were carried out. The main features of the distribution of lithologic and gas-geochemical indicators of hydrocarbon gases in bottom sediments of the southwestern sector of the East Siberian Sea, which is the least studied in terms of oil and gas content, were studied. Based on the data of gas-geochemical studies, the prospects of oil and gas content of the eastern shelf of the Arctic were assessed. The results of geomicrobiological studies in the seas of the Far East region are described. In some cases deepsea sediments themselves (peloid-like sediments, etc.) appear to be a separate huge mineral resource. At present, the “continent-ocean” transition zone and neutral waters can become the most important source of replenishing the mineral resource base of these mineral components. The presented research corresponds to the main objectives of the GEOMIR project of the national action plan within the UN Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development (2021–2030) and was carried out mainly in accordance with the directions of the state assignment. Studies of gas hydrates were carried out within the framework of the WESTPAC working group “Gas hydrates and methane fluxes in the Indo-Pacific region” (CoSGas, 2021–2024), established on the initiative and under the leadership of Russia.
Acciones para construir estilos de vida saludable Cuando me conozco, me cuido. Tomo II
Authors: López Romero David , Pimentel Pérez Bertha Maribel , López Noguerola José Sócrates , Zaleta Arias María Eugenia
Published: September 2024

Con esta segunda entrega de continua el trabajo que conforma el programa de Estilos de Vida Saludable. Todo lo que conforma este programa fue diseñado y preparado para fomentar buenos hábitos en tu salud. Este trabajo es reflejo de la preocupación y ocupación que el personal académico ha tenido a bien preparar para tu beneficio, Es importante que lo leas, lo comprendas y lo ejerzas no solo como parte de tu asignatura sino también como parte de tu vida cotidiana.
Cátedra patrimonial de danza Margarita Tortajada Quiroz Caminos y territorios de la investigación en danza
Authors: Tortajada Quiroz Margarita
Published: September 2024

Frente a un sistema económico que, cimentado en la productividad y la generación de riqueza, ha estigmatizado como improductivos el ejercicio profesional de la danza, sus cuerpos/as/es y sus esferas de acción –docencia, investigación y creación–, la Cátedra patrimonial Margarita Tortajada Quiroz, a través de la Licenciatura en Danza y el Grupo de investigación “Danza, sociedad e inclusión” del Instituto de Artes de la Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo (uaeh), se ha concebido como un espacio de reflexión, intercambio y difusión que permite dialogar sobre los sentires, inquietudes y abordajes con los que la disciplina dancística encare los retos y demandas del mundo actual.
Los Pumas Dorados de la Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo en el futbol americano de Pachuca
Authors: Serna Alcántara Gonzalo
Published: September 2024

El equipo de futbol americano pumas dorados de la entonces Universidad Autónoma de Hidalgo (UAH), fue creado en el año 1970. Se unió a una práctica deportiva que se generó en la ciudad de Pachuca Hidalgo, desde los años cuarenta de ese siglo XX, iniciada por un grupo de estudiantes del Instituto Científico y Literario (ICL), antecedente de la actual Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo (UAEH). Años después y siguiendo la costumbre de denominar pumas a los equipos universitarios, algunos alumnos de la Escuela Preparatoria dependiente de la UAH, formaron una escuadra que enfrentó a diversos conjuntos rivales que, por el auge que alcanzó el futbol americano, habían surgido entre el sector estudiantil en Pachuca Hidalgo de manera incipiente, improvisada, pero muy entusiasta. En la Exposición Fotográfica que acompaña a esta obra, se muestran fragmentos de la memoria plasmados en imágenes que seguramente, llenarán de gratos recuerdos a quien portó el jersey en su juventud. Con mucho gusto se comparten estas imágenes a sus familias, amigos, a la comunidad universitaria y al público amante del futbol americano, estas fotografías que son parte de la historia de los pumas dorados de la Universidad Autónoma de Hidalgo.
An Overview on Personality, Self - Concept and Creativity of Teenagers
Authors: Rajni  Shaw Rajni  Shaw , Dr. G.  D.  Singh Dr. G.  D.  Singh
Published: September 2024

India is known for its huge kid and young adult populace. The constitution of India ensures crucial rights to all children in the nation and enables the state to make exceptional arrangements for children. Disregarding all the established shields, the states of children and young people stay a reason of extraordinary concern even today. The violations against children and wrongdoings submitted by children are on an increment on an everyday premise. Broad exploration has been conveyed and set up the connection between psycho social components and misconduct.
Work-Life Balance during COVID-19 Pandemic and Remote Work
Authors: Dr. D. Kanthi Sree Dr. D. Kanthi Sree
Published: September 2024

The COVID -19 pandemic has caused many negative and drastic changes in contemporaryorganizations with regard to employees. Human resources management faces the challenge of developingways to mitigate the negative effects of work during the pandemic. Factors such as feeling threatened,isolation, working from home or insecurity have all contributed to the well-being of employees. Theypose a significant challenge for managers who need to adapt management tools to new realities. “It isalso necessary to ensure the well-being of employees in order to work efficiently. An important elementthat requires analysis and development of further support schemes is work-life balance. Remote workinghas caused an accumulation of professional activities in private places. The spatial boundary separatingthe workplace from the resting place has also been blurred. Additionally, due to the extension of workingtime at home, time limits have also changed. As a result, the work-life balance was disrupted, negativelyaffecting the mental health of employees. The systematic literature review in this chapter concerns theanalysis includes an analysis of key research areas of work-life balance related to remote working. Thestudy analyzes various aspects of the imbalance between home and work as well as the most acuteeffects of new forms of work introduced as a result of the pandemic.
Identification of Suitable Measures to Encourage Women to Pursue Career in Airline Core Jobs and Strive for their Career Growth
Authors: Charu Sethi Charu Sethi , Dr. OM Prakash Mehta Dr. OM Prakash Mehta
Published: September 2024

The airline business has long been stereotyped as a male-dominated, male-centric industry.Women's contributions as workers have gone unnoticed. The main aim of the study is Identification ofsuitable measures to encourage women to pursue career in airline core jobs and strive for their careergrowth. Primary and secondary data were employed to accomplish the goals of the research. Overall,women in the airline industry experience more dependence on others and a lack of assistance toperform night hours.
Impact of Core Banking Solutions in Public Sector Bank comparison with HDFC Bank
Authors: Dr. Pallaw Kumar
Published: September 2024

A study has been analysed the “Impact of core banking solutions in public sector bank comparison with HDFC bank.” There is no significant relationship between customers perception towards dimensions of service quality of core banking solutions offered by public sector and private banks. A method was used to random sample was conducted on 2 respondents selected from Bhagalpur district and the primary data was collected from 60 respondents (customers) of core banking solutions, public sector and HDFC banks selected from Bhagalpur district. In order to draw the conclusion, the primary data collected through interview schedule from the customers of core banking, public and sector banks comparison with HDFC bank and analysed with the help of statistical tools. The study reveals the respondents positively view about the core banking services offered by public and HDFC bank respondents positively view about the customers using selected channel of core banking services towards public bank  and HDFC bank.
Academic Libraries’ Obstacles and Problems During Covid-19 pandemic: Librarians’ Response to Service Model
Authors: Naseem Raza Naseem Raza , Dr. Dharampal . Dr. Dharampal .
Published: September 2024

This research articles explore about problems and obstacles faced by academic librarians due tocovid-19 outbreak through analysing of multiple data volumes. Covid-19 outbreak raised multiple problemsnot only for entire society but also for academic librarians, to explore the pattern of obstacles and problemswhich were faced by academic librarian a survey approach was utilized to get data needed for the currentresearch paper. The Covid-19 pandemic had an impact on how all associations and institutions operated,which led to the emergence of numerous issues and challenges that human had never before faced,similarly academic librarians also faced many problems such as total shut down of academic libraries,budget constraint, problems in collection development, mentally health of library employees, providingstandard services during covid-19 outbreak and many more. In response to these obstacles and problemacademic librarians adopted new approach to provide standard services to library patrons. The outcomeof this research will definitely help the academic librarians to deal the situation like SARS 2 pandemic inthe future.
The Effectiveness of Social Media Advertising for Businesses
Authors: Sarvesh V. Joshi Sarvesh V. Joshi , Dr. Naval Singh Dr. Naval Singh
Published: September 2024

Public announcements, focus groups, and online resources are only the tip of the iceberg whenit comes to social marketing. The goal is to encourage people to make positive behavioral changes thatwill improve their health and well-being. Making the world a better place to live through effectingconstructive social change, For over 25 years, researchers have employed social marketing to tackle awide range of global societal concerns, such as population control, environmental protection, healtheducation, smoking cessation, and civic engagement. Young people are the driving force behind socialchange, and social media is playing a crucial part in getting the word out about social marketing
Ant Colony Optimization: A Technique used for Image Processing
Authors: Vishnu Sharma  , Dr. Gaurav Khandelwal
Published: September 2024

Ant colony optimization (ACO) is a technique which can be utilized for different applications. Ant colony Optimization is an optimization technique that depends on the rummaging conduct of genuine ant settlements. Ant colony optimization is applied for the picture handling which are on the premise constant optimization. This paper proposes an ant colony optimization (ACO) based calculation for persistent optimization issues on pictures like picture edge identification, picture pressure, picture division, underlying harm checking and so forth in picture handling. This paper addresses that how ACO is applied for different applications in picture handling. The calculation can track down the ideal answer for issue. The outcomes show achievability of the calculation as far as precision and ceaseless optimization.
A Framework for Detecting Distributed Denial of Services Attack in Cloud Enviorment using Machine Learning Techniques
Authors: Manish Kumar Rajak  , Dr. Ravindra Tiwari
Published: September 2024

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) persists in Online Applications as One of those significant threats. Attackers can execute DDoS by the more natural steps. Then with the high productivity to slow the consumer access services down. To detect an attack on DDoS and using machine learning algorithms. The Overseen to detect and mitigate the attack, machine learning algorithms such as Naive Bayes, decision tree, k-nearest neighbours (k-NN) and random forest are used. There are three steps: gathering information, preprocessing and feature Extraction in "Normal or DDoS" classification algorithm for detection Attack use Dataset NSL-KDD. Similar algorithms have different functions Conduct that is dependent on the features selected. DDOS-attack performance Detection is compared, and it indicates the best algorithm.
Attempts at Distributed Denial of Service ( DDoS) Were the most powerful attacks of the last period. A Virtual Network. The intrusion detection system (NIDS) should be designed seamlessly to Fight the latest strategies and trends of those attackers NIDS on DDoS. In this paper, we propose an NIDS capable of detecting Current DDoS attacks, as well as new forms. The main characteristic of Our NIDS is the combination of various classifiers using an ensemble Models, with the concept of each classifier being able to target different Aspects/types of intrusions, and more effective in doing so Mechanism for protecting against new intrusions. Additionally, we perform a detailed study of and based on, DDoS attacks check the reduced set of functions [27, 28] to be essential to Enhance accuracy. We are playing with and analyzing NSL-KDD Dataset with a feature set reduced, and our proposed NIDS will Detect 99.1 per cent of active DDoS attacks. Let's compare our Tests with other methods which already exist. Our approach to NIDS has Able to learn to keep up with existing and evolving DDoS Attack trends.
A Study of Rural Entrepreneurship in the Khunti District of Jharkhand through the Mukhyya Mantri Anusuchit Jan Jati Gram Vikas Yojna
Authors: Sidhant Raj
Published: September 2024

The Khunti District primarily comprises rural areas with high migration rates due to rural unemployment. In addition, the lack of alternative livelihood options outside of agriculture has contributed to this trend. To address this issue, the government of Jharkhand launched the MMAJJGVY program in 2015, which focuses on promoting entrepreneurship and providing employment opportunities for educated youth and local women. However, traditional small-scale businesses in rural areas need help adapting to an increasingly globalized environment, hindering their growth and development. Obstacles in rural entrepreneurship also drive the unbalanced development of the region. This study examines the nature of entrepreneurship practices and their challenges, offering recommendations for overcoming these obstacles. The future development of the Khunti area is sustainable entrepreneurial opportunities, with rural tourism being identified as a sustainable means of livelihood for the rural population.
Comprehensive Framework for Customer Relationship Management in Smart Utilities Based On Predictive Analytics
Authors: Jyoti Prakash Rath Jyoti Prakash Rath , Dr. J. Halder Dr. J. Halder
Published: September 2024

Within the broad framework of marketing, Customer Relationship Management is the mostimportant the upcoming interesting area one concerned with understanding how relationships acts inretaining customer loyalty. During the informal discussions with concerned authorities of organizations inwestern Maharashtra, it was brought to the notice of researcher by them that there is keen need of studyingcustomer relationship management. Many of them rightly noted their experience with regard to difficultiesbeing faced by them while tackling the customers holding them for long term in the competitiveenvironment. It was also observed that customer relationship management is the most neglected activityin many organizations, which should be given prime attention to meet the contemporary challenges inSmart Utilities based on Predictive Analytics. Therefore the need is to make in-depth study of how therelationship aspect will affect the growth profitability for the firms to what extent this requires an indepthstudy of the subject entitled with intention to make a comprehensive study of customerrelationship management in Smart Utilities based on Predictive Analytics
A Study on Software Procedures to Enhance IoT and Android Software Security for Smart Homes
Authors: Vijay Kumar Meena  , Dr. Gaurav Khandelwal
Published: September 2024

The Internet of Things is the idea of associating any gadget (with an on/off change) to the Internet and other associated gadgets. A protected house system incorporates a doorway lock structure, which has become perhaps the most favored customer gadgets, supplanting numerous conventional locks because of customer comfort and minimal expense. IoT security includes both actual gadget and organization security, and affects the cycles, headways, and techniques needed to guarantee IoT gadgets and organizations are secure. We recommended that the application gain from customer conduct and change security appropriately. The data about the customer who opened the lock will be saved in the server, along with the date and time, which might be utilized to foresee when the client will enter the property and change security in like manner. We involved the House Module just as the Control Module. Home computerization, as one of the main parts of the thriving housing market, requires the making of a fundamental yet successful framework that, through preparing, predicts and executes the customer's activities.
A Study of Advertising Influence on Sustainable Consumer Products
Authors: Varun Kumar Singh Varun Kumar Singh , Dr. Hemant Kumar Singh Dr. Hemant Kumar Singh
Published: September 2024

Advertising is a powerful marketing tool for mass sales and distribution. One method is viaadvertising marketing. It may be used to market items and services, as well as ideas. Advertisementsmay be used to boost demand for generic or branded products. Advertising adequacy is mostly decidedby how a prospective consumer reacts to and considers an advertisement. The success of advertising isdetermined by how efficiently it handles transactions. As a consequence, advertising is often employedas a single variable to explain deal shifts. The report focuses on the Consumer Sustainable Industry'sChallenges. Media's Impact on Advertising, Advertising's Impact on Consumer Sustainable Buyers,Advertising's Impact on Refrigerator Buyers, Advertising's Impact on TV Buyers, Advertising's Impact onDetergent Powder Buyers.
A Review of Marketing Strategy in Internet Marketing
Authors: Mr. Ganesh Wadekar Mr. Ganesh Wadekar , Dr. Deepak Tiwari Dr. Deepak Tiwari
Published: September 2024

It is a company's entire strategy for attracting and converting potential customers into buyers ofits products or services. In addition to the company's value proposition and core brand message, amarketing plan includes information on the demographics of the target audience. This paper showintroduction of marketing, internet strategy, internet marketing scenario, market strategy in neweconomy firm.
Review of Media Advertising's Effects
Authors: Vishal Gaur Vishal Gaur , Dr. Arvind Kumar Saxena Dr. Arvind Kumar Saxena
Published: September 2024

To sway customer behaviour, marketers make investments across a range of media channels(CB). Every media platform has a unique composition of advertisements that engage viewers in adistinctive way. The media habits of consumers have changed as a result of digitalization. Therefore, adeeper comprehension of media platform advertisements and their effects on CB must be formed. In thispaper discuss on media advertising effects.
A Research on Green Logistics
Authors: G. T. Surya Teja G. T. Surya Teja , A. Bhavitha A. Bhavitha
Published: September 2024

The main of this research is to understand business strategy that reduces the logistics network'sand delivery's environmental effect is considered green logistics. Green or sustainable logistics protect ahealthy profit margin without compromising the welfare of the environment or client delight. Robustenterprises are rapidly adopting and comprehending sustainable logistics management, bolstered bypotent technology like advanced analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
An Investigation into Educated Women's Perceptions of the family's Influence on Women's Education in 21st Century India. A Comparative study
Authors: Swechha Singh Swechha Singh
Published: September 2024

The role of the family in society is evolving in the social environment, especially in the urbansector. A woman's ability to choose a job is being facilitated by education. The percentage of Indianwomen who attend school is now higher than the global average and rising. Family support and loftyemployment goals are to blame for this. Indian women have benefited from education to some extent,and many of them have earned higher degrees and are employed in a variety of fields. The researcher inthis work examined how educated women in 21st-century India perceived the impact of the family onwomen's education.
Telemedicine in Pediatric Respiratory Care: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Directions
Authors: Amirah Faihan Alotaibi
Published: September 2024

This study explores the impact of telemedicine on pediatric respiratory care, focusing on its benefits, challenges, and future directions. A mixed-methods approach was employed, involving 150 pediatric patients with chronic respiratory conditions such as asthma and cystic fibrosis, who were randomly assigned to either telemedicine or traditional care groups. The telemedicine group used a digital platform for video consultations, remote monitoring, and health management over a 12-month period. Quantitative data on clinical outcomes, including emergency department visits and hospitalizations, were collected from electronic health records, while patient-reported outcomes were assessed through surveys. Qualitative data were gathered via semi-structured interviews with patients and caregivers. Results indicated that the telemedicine group experienced significantly fewer emergency visits and hospitalizations, higher quality of life scores, better treatment adherence, and greater patient satisfaction compared to the traditional care group. Average oxygen saturation and peak flow rates were also higher in the telemedicine group, and more frequent monitoring alerts were noted.
To Evaluate the Influence of Demographic Factors on Purchase Behaviour
Authors: Vishal Gaur Vishal Gaur , Dr. Arvind Kumar Saxena Dr. Arvind Kumar Saxena
Published: September 2024

Advertising in the media has become increasingly important in today's competitive marketingenvironment. The purpose of this research is to investigate the numerous ways in which advertising in themedia influences consumers' choice of product across different markets. The research takes a holistictack, utilizing quantitative and qualitative methods to present a whole picture of the topic under study.Theoretical foundations of consumer behavior and the function of media advertising within this context areexplored initially. The study builds on well-established theories like the Elaboration Likelihood Model andthe Theory of Planned Behavior to examine the complex link between advertising and consumerbehavior. The influence of media advertising on consumers' purchasing decisions is measured usingquantitative research methodologies. In order to gather a good cross-section of the population, a largescalesurvey is done. Information about commercial memory, attitude development, buy intent, andactual purchasing behavior is collected in this study.
Role of Technology in Developing Indian Print Industry
Authors: Sachin . Sachin , Dr. Vijay  D.  Kulkarni Dr. Vijay  D.  Kulkarni
Published: September 2024

Three-dimensional (3D) printing enables patient-specific anatomical level productions with high adjustability and resolution in microstructures. With cost-effective manufacturing for high productivity, 3D printing has become a leading healthcare and pharmaceutical manufacturing technology, which is suitable for variety of applications including tissue engineering models, anatomical models, pharmacological design and validation model, medical apparatus and instruments. Construction industry is very labor-intensive and one of the major sources of employment in the world. The industry is experiencing low productivity with minimum technological innovations for decades. In recent times, various automation technologies including 3D printing have received increasing interests in construction. 3D printing in construction is found to be very promising to automate the construction processes and have the potential of saving laborious work, material waste, construction time, risky operation for humans, etc. There has been a comprehensive body of research conducted to understand the recent advances, future prospects and challenges of large-scale adoption of 3D printing in construction projects.
HISTORIAS DEL ENCIERRO. Autoetnografías del aula en la pantalla
Authors: Gutiérrez Leyton Alma Elena , Hernández Muñoz Guadalupe Maribel
Published: September 2024

"Historias del encierro: Autoetnografías del aula en la pantalla" , es una obra imprescindible para educadores, investigadores y cualquier persona interesada en comprender cómo la crisis global transformó el panorama educativo y la dinámica familiar. Cada relato, cargado de emoción y autenticidad, captura la esencia de dos años sin precedentes, mostrando cómo la educación y la vida cotidiana se entrelazaron en una danza compleja de desafíos y descubrimientos. Este libro no solo documenta experiencias, sino que también ofrece una reflexión profunda sobre el impacto psico-socioemocional de la pandemia en nuestras vidas y la evolución de la enseñanza en un mundo digital. ¡Sumérgete en estas narrativas y descubre la fortaleza y la creatividad que emergen en momentos de desafío!
EXPENDITURE PATTERN OF IT PROFESSIONALS DURING POST G-PAY
Authors: Sivasankar R , Velammal B
Published: September 2024

Electronic payments trace their roots back to the 1960s when credit cards were first introduced. Digital Payment is easy for doing transaction, visually challenged users are also slowly adopting the digital platform, since it is time savings and low cost. The main objective of this study is to examine the expenditure pattern among IT professionals during post g-pay. The study also analyses the factors influencing the usage of g-pay and the benefits of using g-pay. Primary data were collected from 360 sample respondents by applying simple random sampling method. The development of technology and technological advancement as made smart phone to become essential part of daily life of people. Smartphone are used as a source of communication device, socialized tool, entertainment, internet and even payment tool. Online payment apps with the support of mobile technology allow the owners of smart phones to carry out many financial transactions. From this study, the benefits of using g-pay are analysed with the help of independent sample t-test. As, g-pay offers more benefits such as convenience, speed, reward & cash back, budget management, transaction details, security & user friendly. The expenditure pattern of IT professionals during the period of pre and post g-pay are analysed with the help of Gap analysis and Paired sample t-test. The expenditure pattern of IT professionals relating to groceries, medical expenses, Fresh produce, education, shopping’s, hotels & restaurant, entertainment, durable products, beauty products, and street stalls have increased during post g-pay.
EMPOWERMENT AND WOMEN IN POLITICS: A STUDY OF QUEEN MAISNAM KUMUDINI IN B.M. MAISNAMBA’S NINGTHEMNUBEE
Authors: Singh Elangbam Priyokumar
Published: September 2024

In her book The Mothers of Manipur: Twelve Women Who Made History, Teresa Rehman (2017) quotes about the collective strength of Manipuri women – “Once we are out of the house and are with women, we don’t care about our family and mundane affairs. Ours is a community in itself. We don’t care what husbands, sons, or our daughters-in-law will think. We feel empowered to take our own decisions.” (p. 20) Women in Manipur have been known for their unique status and their representation in shaping the historiography of the state. Apart from their role as housewives and caretakers, they also took a prominent role in policy framing and governance of the family and the state. It has been witnessed that during the time, the administration of the state was influenced by the two Nupi Lan (Women wars) in 1904 and 1939 as “The Nupi Lan, which started as an agitation by the Manipuri women against the economic policies of the Maharaja and the Marwari monopolists, later on changed its character to become a movement for constitutional and administrative reform in Manipur” (Yambem, 1971, p. 325). The character of Maisnam Kumudini (Ponglenkhombi) in B.M. Maisnamba’s (2006,2023) Ningthemnubee will be analyzed to expose the power and representation of women in state formation and politics. Kumudini, the queen regent and mother of King Chandrakirti (1831-1886), is considered one of the most influential ladies in Manipuri History. Therefore, the paper will also focus on how women took responsibility for maintaining peace and stability in the kingdom, thereby analyzing the roles of mediator, ruler as well as a mother. Also, the analysis will delve further to bring out the status of women, their empowerment, and their representation in the histography of Manipur as represented in the novel.
A STUDY ON THE IDENTITY AND ROLE OF NARRATORS IN MAHAKABI ANGANGHAL’S KHAMBA THOIBI SEIRENG
Authors: Singh Mutum Shanta
Published: September 2024

The paper tries to examine the role of narrators in Mahakabi Anganghal’s Manipuri epic, Khamba-Thoibi Seireng with the intention to study the epic as a narrative text by analyzing it through the theoretical framework of narratology. In the epic, there is the presence of both the ‘primary external narrator’ and the ‘internal narrator’ who narrate the immortal love story of Khamba and Thoibi. The ‘primary external narrator’ narrates the events of things or situations from outside the world of the story as the narrator of the main story whereas the narrations of the characters serve as ‘internal narrators’ who maintain the continuity and flow of the story. The omniscient narrator of the epic serves as the primary narrator and narrates the story of the parentage of Khamba and Khamnu, the legendary story of Kunjamala in the form of a digression etc. the main characters like Khamba, Khamnu, Thoibi etc. serve as internal narrators who narrate the stories associated with their lives through analepsis.
DECODING TIME HONORED TRADITIONAL ROGAN ART THROUGH THE LENS OF DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Authors: Sunil Shruti , Kumar Ashwin , Ganeshgudi Abhishek
Published: September 2024

Rogan art is a time honored Indian traditional art. In India, Gafur family in Kutch, Gujarat, only practices it. The Rogan art is performed live without using any prior designs. They are painted on fabric using color made from castor oil and natural pigments. The Rogan artisan faces difficulties in selling their products due to the unavailability of an organized market. Due to which, the young generation are not willing to practice this traditional art making it at the verge of extinction. As a design student, I found Rogan art to be a perfect blend of traditional knowledge and cultural heritage. Its vibrant colors and intricate designs make it distinct from other art forms. The use of natural colors and oil offers us the opportunity to explore sustainability, which is the need of this hour. In this paper, I tend to study Rogan art and artisan’s creativity through the lens of design principles.
TO STUDY THE PERCEPTION OF TEACHERS ON USAGE OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE THE INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS AMONG CHILDREN WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES
Authors: Ramya M. , Shanthi R.
Published: September 2024

This study explores the perceptions of teachers regarding on usage of assistive technology to enhance the independent living skills among children with multiple disabilities. Assistive technology plays an essential role in supporting the educational and developmental needs of children with multiple disabilities, offering various tools and devices to promote independence and functional capabilities. Although, understanding teachers’ perspectives on the effectiveness, challenges, and opportunities associated with the integration of assistive technology for encouragement independent living skills in children with multiple disabilities is essential for enhancing its implementation in educational settings. Through qualitative interviews and surveys conducted with a diverse sample of teachers working in special education and inclusive classrooms, this research seeks to explicate teacher’s viewpoints, experiences, and attitudes towards the use of assistive technology. The data collected will be analysed thematically to identify common themes, barriers, and facilitators influencing teachers' perceptions of assistive technology usage. The findings of this study will contribute to a deeper understanding of the role of assistive technology in promoting independent living skills among children with multiple disabilities and inform the development of interventions and support strategies to enhance their educational outcomes and overall quality of life among children with multiple disabilities.
AN ANALYSIS OF ASSAMESE FILM SONGS: THEMES AND THEIR CHARACTERS
Authors: Hazarika Sandhan , Dutta Tarun
Published: September 2024

The journey of Assamese films that started with Jaymoti (1935) has passed over 85 years with many ups and downs. Alongside films, Assamese modern songs also started their journey, though the birth cry can be heard two decades earlier from the release of the first Assamese film. Jyotiprasad Agarwala, the first filmmaker of Assam, emphasised songs in his two films. That legacy was followed by other filmmakers in later decades. Thus, songs became an essential part of mainstream Assamese cinema. A total number of 227 Assamese language films were released between 1935 and the end of that century. Among them, films without songs are few. This paper attempts to discuss the features of Assamese film songs from its inception to 2000 A.D.
DECODING BUDDHIST IMAGERY: DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL REPRESENTATION IN 'PAPILIO BUDDHA' AND 'MADRAS'
Authors: S. Sumithra , R. Subramani
Published: September 2024

Buddhism, a religion and philosophy founded by Gautama Siddhartha, (Buddha) around 2,500 years ago, has been utilized as a counter-hegemonic force to challenge dominant socio-political structures in India. By embracing Buddhism, individuals and communities can resist and subvert the oppressive structures and ideologies that have been used to marginalize and exclude them. This research analyzes how the films "Papilio Buddha" (2013) and "Madras" (2014), deploy Buddhist themes and motifs to critique socio-political issues, particularly Dalit struggle, resistance against caste oppression and Rights. The objectives of this research are to investigate how Buddhist symbols and imagery address social and political issues and to explore the significance of Buddhism in forming political identities and promoting collective resistance. Furthermore, this research examines the political symbolism of Buddhism in the films "Papilio Buddha" and "Madras", Through the insights of B.R. Ambedkar who argued that Buddhism has emerged as a counter–hegemonic force to the oppressive Brahmanical system, perpetuating inequality and social injustice by applying Saussurean semiotics and structuralism theory to interpret the deliberate application of Buddhist symbolism in these stories, highlighting the power of film as a medium for political discourse.
SOCIO-CULTURAL NETWORK AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MISHING AND ADI COMMUNITIES IN BORDER AREAS OF ASSAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Authors: Koijam Sunil , Doley Pranjit
Published: September 2024

Borders play a fundamental role in defining state territories, shaping geopolitical dynamics, and influencing interactions between borderland communities. Anthropologists view border regions as crucial sites for exploring sociocultural processes emerging from state territorialization, local social organization, and individual agency. These areas reveal how people encounter, reinforce, and subvert political boundaries in everyday practices. Border existence fosters activities like small-scale trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges, facilitating daily interactions and symbolic identity constructions. Despite different traditions and practices separated by borders, these interactions shape ways of living and thinking. Numerous studies on India's social and cultural networks focus on single linguistic zones, neglecting cross-border socio-cultural communication. Assam and Arunachal Pradesh share an 804.10 sq. km border, presenting a unique context where the border is a site of social contact, composite cultures, and co-existence. This study examines inter-ethnic communication and cultural exchange between the Mishing and Adi communities along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border. It investigates cross-border interactions, providing insights into socio-cultural networks that operate differently within single areas. This research aims to illuminate how these borderland communities navigate and negotiate cultural identities and social relations amidst complex border dynamics.
PADDY CARE: DETECTION OF PADDY PLANT LEAF DISEASE USING YOLOV8
Authors: Sivasubramanian M , Prema V , Ponnammal S , Meenakshi S
Published: September 2024

Paddy is the most significant crop utilized by more than 2.6 billion people. Paddy leaf infections are a common hazard to rice production, affecting many farmers all over the world. Paddy Plant diseases are a severe threat to the entire production. However, plant disease diagnosis through observation of the plant leaves is a very complex work. Even experienced farmers are often unable to successfully identify certain plant diseases, leading to wrong conclusions and treatment methods. Thus, the traditional method of identifying crop diseases by visual observation is no longer suitable for modern agriculture. In the widespread application of various machine learning techniques, recognition time consumption and accuracy remain the main challenges in moving agriculture toward industrialization. Therefore, it is essential for farmers to effectively deal with them and check them with the help of timely prevention. Classifying the severity of crop diseases are the requirement for formulating disease prevention and control strategies. Early detection and treatment of rice leaf infection are critical for promoting healthy rice plant growth and ensuring adequate supply for the fast-growing population. Therefore, automatic and accurate diagnosis of plant diseases plays an essential role in ensuring high yield and quality. This research work attempts to create a simple and best model for Paddy leaf disease detection using deep learning model based on the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) and Yolo v8. Yolo v8 is used to detect the disease part and Convolutional Neural Network used to categorize and analyzing the leaf condition that would be diseased and non-diseased. Using the Preventive Knowledge Solution, the farmers can get the preventive measures to protect the crop from the disease. And also this research work recommends the pesticides and fertilizers to defeat the identified paddy leaf disease. This model is able to differentiate and successfully detect the rice leaf diseases. The developed model utilizes epochs: 100. The experimental results show that the deep learning model created with 100 epochs has shown the best performance with precision, recall, and mAP value of 1.00, 0.94, and 0.62, respectively. At the same time, the advantages in terms of accuracy and computational cost can meet the needs of agricultural industrialization.
PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOIL: A PERSPECTIVE STUDY
Authors: Gadekar Deepak Janardhan , Santosh Zine Aruna , Ramdas Raut Vinod , Sonawane Vinayak Vijay , Balu Sumbare Popat
Published: September 2024

Soil is also a natural resource, soil management is very important. Because soil fertility depends on three basic factors namely physical, chemical and biological. Because soil conservation is the need of the hour, it means that the quality of soil is decreasing due to many reasons like modern farming technology, chemical ingredients used in agriculture, contaminated water, various contaminated water from factories. We can see the effect of this on the agricultural production. Therefore, it is considered very important to study soil characteristics to maintain soil quality.  Natural characteristics of soil are related to various factors such as crop growth, water drainage, moisture retention, plant nutrients. Also physical properties affect chemical and biological behavior. Although man-made causes are considered to be the most important factors behind the decline in soil fertility, studying soil characteristics is an important basis. For this reason, the above paper is being done from the point of view of making a theoretical study of soil characteristics. The information in this research paper is based on secondary data.
SCROLLING AND SUSTAINED ATTENTION: HOW SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCE SUSTAINED ATTENTION OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Authors: Rajeswari N , Vakkil M
Published: September 2024

Social media is one of the powerful tools for connecting with people and sharing ideas and information. The utilization of online social media platforms for connecting with family, relatives, peers, colleagues, and others is encompassed within the concept of social networking. These platforms, which serve both social and business functions, are accessible through a range of websites. (Dr. Sadaf Mustafa, 2018) Valuable information is provided to users by social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn etc. But it diverts students from their studies. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, heightened levels of time are being dedicated by students to social media platforms. Because it provides additional opportunities for connecting with other people. In this study, the researcher analysed the impact of social site on sustained attention with respect to gender and geographical area. The study, which included 105 participants, entailed the development of a questionnaire aimed at investigating the influence of various elements of social media on the capacity of school students to sustain their attention. It was found that students' sustained attention is negatively affected by social media, and individuals from diverse genders and geographical areas engage with social media for a variety of purposes.
Hubungan Tingkat Pengetahuan dengan Sikap Ibu Nifas Post Sectio Caesarea Tentang Mobilisasi Dini di Rumah Sakit Ibu dan Anak (Rsia) Bunda Arif Purwokerto
Authors: Damayanti Evi , Tin Utami  , Trisno Putri Noor Rochmah Ida Ayu
Published: September 2024

Faktor yang mempengaruhi mobilisasi antara lain gaya hidup yang di pengaruhi oleh pendidikan dan pengetahuan, proses penyakit dan injury. Ibu post partum dengan sectio caesarea sering kali mengeluh nyeri daerah operasi sehingga ibu enggan melakukan mobilisasi dini. Pengetahuan tentang mobilisasi dini yang kurang pada ibu post sectio caesarea dapat mempengaruhi berlangsungnya pelaksanaan mobilisasi sehingga dapat menyebabkan terjadinya resiko tirah baring lama seperti gangguan sirkulasi darah. Tujuan penelitian ini untuk mengetahui hubungan tingkat pengetahuan dengan sikap dan perilaku ibu nifas post sectio caesarea tentang mobilisasi dini. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan Cross Sectional terhadap 47 ibu nifas post sectio caesarea di Rumah Sakit Ibu dan Anak (RSIA) Bunda Arif Purwokerto dengan menggunakan rumus slovin. Instrumen yang di gunakan yaitu kuesioner. Analisa data menggunakan spearman rank. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa adanya hubungan tingkat pengetahuan dengan sikap dan perilaku ibu nifas post sectio caesarea tentang mobilisasi dini dengan p value 0,017 (?<0,05).
The Relationship Between Knowledge Levels and Social Support For the Implementation of the Covid-19 Vaccine at STIKES Harapan Ibu Jambi
Authors: Ayu Nopita  , Dasukii  , Ani Astuti
Published: September 2024

One of the Indonesian government's efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but the target for implementing the vaccine has not yet met the national target. Factors that influence it are knowledge and social support. This study aims to clarify the relationship between the level of knowledge and social support for the implementation of the covid-19 vaccine. This research uses quantitative research with cross sectional research design. The sample population in this study were all employees of STIKES Harapan Hawa Jambi in 2021, totaling 76 people using the total sampling method. This research was carried out on August 3 to August 11, 2021 at STIKES Harapan Ibu Jambi. The instrument used is a questionnaire sheet. The data obtained were analyzed by univariate and bivariate using chi-square test. The results of the univariate analysis showed that there were 52 (68.4%) respondents who had knowledge in the good category, there were 47 (61.8%) respondents who had social support in the good category and there were 67 (88.2%) respondents who took the covid-19 vaccine. in the positive category at STIKES Harapan Ibu Jambi in 2021. Bivariate analysis shows that there is a relationship between knowledge (p=0.000) and social support (p=0.025) in administering the covid-19 vaccine. It can be concluded that knowledge and social support are related to the implementation of the covid-19 vaccine