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Penerapan Diversi Oleh Penyidik dalam Tindak Pidana Anak di Polres Metro Jakarta Selatan
Authors: Rahmah Siti Aniza , Kamarusdiana Kamarusdiana , Rambe Mara Sutan 
Published: February 2021

Studi ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan penerapan diversi dan peran penyidik pada kurun waktu 2018-2019 dalam kasus tindak pidana yang dilakukan anak, dengan mengacu pada Undang-Undang Nomor 11 Tahun 2012 tentang Sistem peradilan Pidana Anak. Serta faktor pendukung dan penghambat dalam penerapan diversi pada tahap penyidikan di Polres Metro Jakarta Selatan. Penelitian ini menggunakan jenis penelitian normatif empiris. Penelitian yang dilakukan dengan melakukan pengkajian bahan primer yaitu peraturan perundang-undangan dan penelitian di Polres Metro Jakarta Selatan, pengkajian bahan sekunder yaitu dengan buku-buku, jurnal, dan literasi yang berhubungan dengan yang diteliti. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penyidik di Polres Metro Jakarta Selatan dalam proses diversi pelaksanaan yang dilakukan dalam peran penyidik belum sepenuhnya dapat dijalankan sebagaimana yang tercantum dalam Undang-Undang Nomor 11 Tahun 2012 tentang Sistem Peradilan Pidana Anak pada Pasal 27 dan Pasal 29 dalam Sistem Peradilan Pidana Anak. Terdapat faktor penghambat yakni adanya intervensi atau paksaan dari pihak korban untuk tidak adanya proses diversi. Kata Kunci : Penyidikan, Diversi, Tindak pidana Anak
Lithium-based vertically aligned nanocomposites for three-dimensional solid-state batteries
Authors: Cunha Daniel M. , Huijben Mark 
Published: February 2021

AbstractPlanar two-dimensional (2D) solid-state lithium-ion batteries exhibit an undesirable energy versus power balance, which can be dramatically improved by the application of three-dimensional (3D) geometries. Current ceramics-based nanocomposites exhibit limited control of the distribution and orientation of the nanoparticles within the matrix material. However, the tailoring of functionalities by the strong coupling between the two phases and their interfaces, present in epitaxial 3D vertically aligned nanocomposites (VANs), show promising advantages over the conventional 2D planar multilayers. Although a range of epitaxial VANs have been studied in the last decade, lithium-based VANs toward battery applications have remained mostly unexplored. Interestingly, two recent studies by Qi et al. and Cunha et al. demonstrate the unique potential of lithium-based VANs toward the realization of 3D solid-state batteries with enhanced energy storage performance. In this article, we will discuss these promising results as an enhanced current collector within the cathode or as an integrated solid-state cathode-electrolyte composite. Furthermore, we will describe different design configurations that can be applied to realize self-assembled VAN-based complete 3D battery devices.
A Different Point Of View about Corona Pandemic
Authors: Sadani Aachal 
Published: February 2021

It’s been almost 6 months since there is a word that has spread all over the world faster than wildfires, and it’s not just one of the most talked about topicbut the most feared one too, Yes, it’s none other than “corona”. Hearing the word itself strikes fear in all people around the globe.
So what is this corona or COVID-19 really?COVID 19 is ainfectious disease caused by newly discovered strain of coronaviruses, theSARS-CoV-2. Corona virus was reported from china in late December and early January from the state of Wuhan in china. Corona virus was found in some of the earliest known cases which were having a link to a wholesale wet food market in Wuhan. The word corona brought its terror in India on 30th January 2020 in Kerala. The patient was a student, studying in the city of origin and had come back to the country due to the pandemic. Since January this virus has been spreading and is been reported all over the world. Corona has become a fear that has not spared anyone from its impact. The day to day life of all people around the worldbeen impacted since. This virus is a mutant form of corona that is novel corona virus- covid19. Corona virus pandemic has taught us that there are various lessons to be learnt in the existing pandemic situation. Corona has brought our attention to the fact that there needs to be a lot of improvement around us. A different view and perspective has come to light about the existing health care plan of our country. The foundation of health care system with health care provider has come to stakes. It’s high time that we look into the existing health services and strength them at core level. Survival of the fittest is one of the oldest proverb in medical science and now in times like this it has been held true. Survival has become a key element in the present scenario.
COVID-19: Transmission, Incubation and Iceberg Phenomenon
Authors: Dr. Swaroopa Chakole Agnishikha M. Patwardhan, 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND
The COVID-19 has destroyed in men and money as well. The casualty as well as the economy suffered so much that it must be contained as soon as possible and by all means.
SUMMARY
The pathophysiology needs to be carefully examined in case of coronavirus which causes the COVID-19 infection. The mutated virus said to be more virulent so more research is needed in order to study the virus effect. The iceberg phenomenon in case of COVID-19 is necessary to take into account and testing of all the patients must be done to ensure the negative reports. Also, man animal conflicts and human nature interaction must be so managed that bot have win win situation as the COVID-19 is not the last pandemic that world has seen.
CONCLUSION
It is important to be aware regarding deterioration of the nature due to human ventures. More study on the iceberg phenomenon in terms of COVID-19 and its applicability should be done in order to redesign the mitigating measures.
COVID-19 and Its Current Trends with Long Term Implication
Authors: Mahadik Akshada 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND
The coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 is a serious medical threat that is posed before since more than a year. Scientists and researchers from all over the world are working on the solution on the ongoing problem.
SUMMARY
The mutated strain of the novel coronavirus has been successful in creating a buzz around the circuit of concerned people. The COVID-19 is being uncertain throughout its stay and any prediction would possibly go wrong. Long term implications may lack some major study but many lessons and parallels can be drawn from the previous similar outbreaks of SARS and MERS.
CONCLUSION
More fact based along with broad based study is needed to understand and correlate the COVID-19 and its long-term implications.
COVID-19 and Its Pathophysiology
Authors: Dr. Swaroopa Chakole Anubhuti Dixit, 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND
COVID-19 or coronavirus disease is seriously affecting the daily lifestyle of the inhabitants of the earth. It had already created so much disturbances in terms of lives as well as livelihood.
SUMMARY
The constantly changing epidemiology and its pathophysiology of the coronavirus also known as SARS-COV-2 is creating problems in designing the containment strategy. Symptoms have changes so far since its inception in Wuhan, china. Disease management has been not all success as high virulent nature of the novel coronavirus has left the health care infrastructure overwhelmed with millions of case. The long term implications are also staring in the eyes of the researchers and needs to be solved before gaining traction.
CONCLUSION
Highly uncertain nature of novel coronavirus has been demanded greater focus on constant research. More research needs to be done in order to catalogue all the features of the virus whether changing or constant.
The Negative Impact of Social Media during COVID-19
Authors: Kumari Astha 
Published: February 2021

It has been observed that social media platforms have had both a positive and negative effect on how India has dealt with the COVID 19 pandemic. As the coronavirus took over the world, many took to social media to learn about how the virus spreads and what it is. Although this helped inform everyone on how to take precautions against this deadly virus, a lot of the information that users were reading was not verified or fact-checked and labeled as "fake news".
In the modern world, information is spread very quickly through a variety of social media platforms. Because of this, there was widespread panic even before the COVID-19 virus had even reached India. Many citizens bought an excessive surplus of supplies such as masks, hand sanitizers, and food, which ultimately led to a shortage of these supplies for the 1.3 billion people in this country. The shortage of supplies along with the lockdown process which severely impacted the economy has led to an increase in price to the majority of essential products such as food, hand sanitizers, masks, etc. The most affected were the average day workers.
Social media has caused widespread panic and hogging of essential supplies along with false facts of the virus itself, however, there are some things that we have benefited from due to social media. For example, social media has shown us the importance of social distancing and activities that we can do to keep our mental health in check while under lockdown.
In short, I believe social media should be regulated and kept under watch by the government in certain aspects when it comes to spreading information about pandemics like covid19. If regulated properly we can avoid mass panic and anarchy and will be able to survive this pandemic as one.
COVID-19: Boons in Disguise
Authors: Dr. Swaroopa Chakole Ishan Agarwal, 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND
The COVID-19 pandemic is seriously threatening the humanity by proving its deadliest nature. The new mutated strain needs to studyearlier so that proper measures can be taken as early as possible.
SUMMARY
The COVID-19 is not all attached to thenegative impacts but some unintentional positive impactswas brought by COVID-19. The COVID-19 induced lockdown has proven to be improving air, water, environment quality with giving more space to ecosystem to let thrive the biodiversity. Road accidents and behavioral changes are also another positives and needs to be studied more.
CONCLUSION
These impacts are surely heartwarming but the real challenge lies in maintain these positives. More study can prove to be effectively strategizing about the further course of the subject.
COVID-19 and Diabetes Mellitus
Authors: Dr. Swaroopa Chakole Kirti Agrawal, 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND
COVID-19 id proving deadly for the people with underlying health conditions. It is important to make strategy according to the current scenario and leave some space for changes that are happening dynamically.
SUMMARY
COVID-19 and comorbidity are meant to prove lethal and accounts for maximum number of deaths in case fatalities induced due to COVID-19 complications. Diabetes tops the table with a quarter of fatalities are induced by it when in COVID-19 infection. Various post COVID-19 health implications are also increasing the need of awareness about preventive measures that must be followed by all the people and not by particular section.
CONCLUSION
More study needs to be done although present studies has already clarified about the deadly combination of COVID-19 and diabetes. Also nuanced aspects such as age wise and type wise segregation of data would serve the purpose of drawing more feasible containment model.
Mental Health during COVID-19
Authors: Dr. Swaroopa Chakole Mohit Nandy, 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND
COVID-19 or coronavirus disease 2019 is the pandemic that had hit all the aspect of the human life in a negative way. Proper solutions needs to be find out before situation worsens.
SUMMARY
COVID-19 affected the mental wellbeing of all the people inhabiting the earth in some way or the other. As extreme uncertainty is attached to the event, it is impossible to forecast the future which everyone care about. In that quest we become anxious and forget to fully live the present which can be a slippingpoint to depression. Proper use of technology like telemedicine can be done to ensure larger penetration of psychological services.
CONCLUSION
More study between the effects of pandemic and its effect on mental health needs to be done. Telemedicine and communication can be the game changer in such times of distress to tackle the problem of social distress.
COVID 19 Disease: Effects on Health of Children
Authors: Khandale Dr. Mrunali 
Published: February 2021

COVID-19 disease outbreak was first reported in Wuhan china and was later reported to have spread throughout the world. As a global pandemic declared by WHO in march 2020 as of dated 24th December infected patients are 74.4million and recovered 44.3million and deaths are 1.73million . This is an global emergency which forced people to go into lockdown this lockdown helped to reduce the virus lode but it also caused many consequences like it affected children far from parents and families migrated for work because of restriction for social gathering all school , colleges ,offices ,industries are shut down this made peoples to lost their jobs and also give rise to trend of work from home and study from home entire education system is now online .according to UNICEF nearly 1.5 billion children out school and some 99%children are living with restriction on movement. this isolation has caused many disruption in daily routine of every single person not only economically poor but also economically sound are also suffered .some of the working peoples lost their job and those who travelled to metro cities lost their source of income and they have to leave these cities and return to their native places because of lockdown all the district borders are closed which land them in great trouble .also they don’t have any transportation so most of the people travel by walking which made lots of adult and also children suffer because of dehydration and fatigue many suffered this also land in death of many migrants and this include some of the children .this huge migration of people from their work place to villages made impact on minds of children they have to go through lot of trouble during this travel which may cause mental trauma for them and adjusting in new life in their village is difficult for them. Halted vaccination program has impacted child health and increase chance of vaccine preventable disease . children already suffering from diseases like mental diseases has lost access to physician this impacted adversely their treatment .also blood disorders in children who require regular blood transfusion are under danger during this pandemic . the pandemic has huge impact on health care system because of increased work strain .this halted the pediatric health care .
“Fake News- A Pandemic within a Pandemic”
Authors: Mishra Priyanka 
Published: February 2021

INTRODUCTION-
Misinformation. Hoaxes. Rumours. Fake news- so many terms for the same phenomenon. It is something which is not new and has been going on since as early as any of us can remember. Although recently, it has seen a sudden boom with the advent of the digital world and suddenly everyone seems to have an opinion on everything going on in the world, however ill formed it maybe.
SUMMARY-
In such a situation, how could the single biggest event of 2020- the corona virus or COVID 19 pandemic, be an exception to this trend. All of us have come across some piece of “information” regarding this microscopic being which while staying invisible to the naked eye has proved to be mankind’s worst nemesis till date and has brought the world down on its knees. It proved to be an evil which could exist in any form- pictures, videos, text messages, audio messages, news headlines or a simply misconstrued interpretation of something said by a public figure.
There are various reasons responsible for this surge of fake news, primarily the multitude of information available today at one’s fingertips coupled with lack of scientific attitude and awareness. The proliferation of social media has democratized access to all types of information and at the same time blurred the line between truth and falsehood. Although there is evidence that social media was used as a channel to disseminate useful information such as common symptoms of COVID infection, need for social distancing etc, the consequences of false information masquerading as verifiable truth were apparent during the peak of the pandemic crisis, with false parallels being drawn between scientific evidence and uninformed opinion.
CONCLUSION-
Fake news needs to be scrutinised harder than ever with the world facing its biggest health crisis in centuries.
Prevention of Transmission of COVID-19
Authors: Tiwari Sanskruti 
Published: February 2021

Coronavirus disease is caused by an RNA VIRUS, sars-cov-2. It has become a global pandemic. With no defined treatment modality or vaccine prevention becomes the mainstay in control of this pandemic. The spread of this disease is through contact, aerosol, fomites etc. It can be prevented with the help of social distancing, hand hygiene , respiratory hygiene and strict isolation of cases. This article deals with various interventions to stop the spread of coronavirus disease.
The outbreak of this pandemic started inHunan seafood market place, Wuhan, China. No preventive measures were taken by the Chinese authorities which led to the outbreak of this deadly disease. Human to human transmission could have been easily prevented by simple measures like quarantine , isolation etc but due to utter negligence and no proper preventive strategy this pandemic happened. The responsible thing that can be done to control the spread of this disease is prevention. Prevention is also necessary till proper treatment strategies and medicine gets approved. Research is still going on throughout the world by experts in this field to control this pandemic. Although the case fatality rate of covid 19 is still low that is less then 1.5% still it proves to be a huge disease burden in todays situation. The old and deblititated should be more careful. Prevention of this disease can only be done with the proper use of masks, hand washing and sanitization, prevention of overcrowding , proper quarantine norms, early testing and isolation of cases.
A Review of Life Lessons Learnt Amidst Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19)
Authors: Motwani Sheetal 
Published: February 2021

BACKGROUND: It is said that when things take a turn for the worse they try to teach us a lesson. What can be a better example than the ongoing series of events about SARS COV-2, the Novel Corona virus.History is observing a new lesson for Human lifetime, a very strange pandemic andits fight with a microscopic enemy.
SUMMARY: The Coronavirus outbreak was first reported on 17 Nov 2019 in the city of Wuhan in china and was declared a pandemic by the WORLD HEATH ORGANIZATION on February 11, 2020. The response from countries have been different at different levels. The virus threw us into an introspective loop, coerced us to look at the things that really matter in life, a jolt that actual life isn’t all about 9-5 work and constant hustle where you are lost into the rat race. It has taught us to be prepared for the challenges in life. Like the saying goes “a lesson learned the hard way is the lesson learned for a lifetime”.
CONCLUSION:The COVID-19 pandemic has brought devastating health and social consequences. But it has delivered a chance to learn valuable moral lessons that could benefit all of humanity.
Clinical Profile of Covid Patient
Authors: Sharma Soumya 
Published: February 2021

Coronaviruses are included in the subfamily Coronavirinae of the family Coronaviridae. Orthocoronavirinae or Coronavirinae are the scientific name of corona virus. The ongoing blazehappening due to the coronavirus SARS coV previously called 2019-nCOV ,started in city named Hubei province of the people’s republic of china which subsequently unrolled to various other countries. The world health organisation emergency committee announced a global health emergency in January 2020 on the grounds of rapid increase in china as well as all the international locations .initially the infection caused high morbidity and mortality in china but the incidence in other nations were low. Coronavirus is characterised by positive single stranded large RNA viruses ,enveloped and can infect humans and also a wide range of animals. According to the reports SARS-coV-2 was transferred from animal to human on sea food in market of Wuhan, China .there is no enough information about the possibility of a intermediate host.
Pneumonia was the first clinical sign that ledto the recognition of SARS CoV 2 related disease COVID 19. Though several other symptom related to covid 19 has being defined, pneumonia is the most severe symptom. All the observations suggest that the range of incubation period is 0-24 days but the mean incubation period is 7days. symptomatic patients the clinical presentation is within 7days with complains of fever,cough,nasal congestion fatigue and other signs of upper respiratory infections which can further turn into symptoms of pneumonia in almost 75%of patients.Most corresponding signs of viral pneumonia include decrement in Oxygen saturation,chest x ray ,blood gas changes, and further imaging modality shows ground glass appearance,patchy consolidations alveoli filled with exudates and interlobular involvement pointing towards deterioration. other common blood picture is lymphopenia and increase in c reactive proteins and proinflammatory cytokines.
Soft Skills and ICT Tools for Final Qualification Assessment in Universities of Ukraine and India in COVID-19 Framework
Authors: Et al. Rusudan Makhachashvili 
Published: February 2021

The global pandemic and subsequent quarantine measures and restrictions have posed an array of challenges to the structure and procedure of university summative assessment process. Qualification assessment for Foreign Languages major programs is a strict regimen that involves different stages (oral and written exams, final project viva, internal and external review). This study presents a comprehensive analysis of the practices of Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University (Kyiv, Ukraine) and International Business School (Hyderabad, India) digital qualification assessment for students of European (French, Italian, Spanish, English, German) and Asian (Mandarin, Japanese) Languages major programs, employed in the year 2020 due to quarantine measures. The survey and analysis of different ICT tools is used to translate real life qualification assessment practices into online blended format. The investigation identifies various groups of applied digital skills and soft skills, utilized through qualification assessment process by primary subjects (students). The choice of the considered cases of university Final Qualification Assessment for Foreign Languages major programs is informed by the need to estimate similar and divergent socio-cultural parameters of digital literacy development and application in multi-cultural context. Comparison is provided for integral and differential parameters of Final Qualification Assessment in the universities of Ukraine and India under survey.