Volume 5 | Issue 1 |

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This article explores the role of automation in unifying Unix/Linux operations across heterogeneous enterprise infrastructures. It examines how Red Hat Satellite, Kickstart, and Jumpstart collectively provide scalable provisioning, centralized lifecycle management, and governance across Linux and Solaris environments. Satellite serves as the governance hub, integrating compliance and patch management; Kickstart accelerates Linux provisioning with standardized builds; and Jumpstart delivers predictable automation for Solaris. The discussion highlights challenges such as misconfigurations, resistance to change, and cross-platform complexity, alongside mitigation strategies including phased rollouts, testing, and centralized identity management. Industry use cases in finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and government demonstrate how automation improves efficiency, compliance, and resilience. Looking forward, the article considers the future of Unix/Linux operations, emphasizing integration with orchestration platforms, AI-driven predictive analytics, and hybrid cloud governance.

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Unix/Linux Automation, Red Hat Satellite, Kickstart, Jumpstart, Governance, Lifecycle Management.

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Media and politics relationship in the context of India is not only complex, it is also significant. According to the rules of democracy, the media has been largely accepted globally as the fourth arm of governance and it stands out in a strategic place in the political arena. It serves as a primary tool of electioneering, ideology propagation and control over the activities of the government. The Indian media has gone a long way back with its earliest roots in the anti- colonial campaigns up to the print media, emergence of radio broadcasting waves, and the latest uproar that is linked to the digital revolution. The new mediums have sped up the flow of information, and the sphere of political communication has grown with each new medium. As it stands today, media plays a decisive position in election contesting and in the shaping of political discourse that allow leaders and parties to increase and amplify their public status, drive forward programmatic advances and incapacitate opponents. These trends have enhanced political effects of the media. Nonetheless, there are obdurate accusations on the editorial impartiality. Media reporting often has the bias, which can interfere with the results of the election and therefore should be studied systematically. The current argument uses scientific research and current case studies to explain how much media-politics interactions influence the Indian democracy. The stress is put on the demands of media independence and respect of journalistic neutrality.

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Media, Politics, Democracy, Election Campaign, Biased Reporting, Impartiality

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Electromagnetic induction, a principle first discovered by Michael Faraday in 1831, has become a foundational concept in modern electrical engineering. This study investigates the application of electromagnetic induction in household appliances, focusing on its operational principles, technological implementations, efficiency metrics, and comparative advantages over traditional technologies. By examining devices such as induction cooktops, wireless chargers, electric toothbrushes, washing machines, and transformers, the paper highlights how induction enables contactless energy transfer, enhances safety, reduces energy consumption, and promotes appliance longevity. A comparative analysis reveals significant improvements in efficiency and performance in inductively powered devices, positioning them as vital components of energy-efficient smart homes. The research further explores advancements in design, materials, and control systems that support the growing integration of induction-based systems in domestic environments. Findings from prior studies (Brown, 1996; Jones et al., 2005; Kumar & Singh, 2015) reinforce the relevance of electromagnetic induction in achieving sustainable and reliable household technologies. This paper concludes that electromagnetic induction not only enriches current household technologies but also sets a promising trajectory for future innovations in wireless and energy-efficient home solutions.

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Electromagnetic Induction, Faraday's Law, Household Appliances, Induction Cooktops, Wireless Charging, Inductive Power Transfer, Energy Efficiency, Induction Motors, Smart Home Technology, Non-contact Energy Transfer

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Currently India has taken a major initiative on developing the infrastructures such as express highways, power projects, and industrial structures to meet the requirements of globalization in the construction field, which involves the construction of buildings and other structures. Concrete plays the key role in the construction field and a large quantity of concrete is being utilized in every construction practices. To increase the strength of concrete the water/cement ratio has to be reduced, which in turn increases the cement content. To overcome low workability problem different kinds of admixtures are used to achieve the required workability. The sugarcane bagasse ash which is usually disposed can be used as an alternate for cement, since SCBA is rich in silica content and also sufficient calcium content. The SCBA is used in different combination to find the feasibility of using the SCBA as an alternate to cement. The cement is replaced by 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% by the weight of cement and by keeping the replacement of glass powder for cement as constant that is 10% by weight of cement. The concrete cubes are casted and compression and split tensile tests were carried out to find the best combination which results in optimum percentage of strength.

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Cement, Sugarcane bagasse ash (SCBA), Glass powder

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Authentication-based access to applications is widely used for computer privacy and security. However, users tend to choose weak passwords that are easy to remember, such as their birth date, phone number, or the name of a loved one, instead of using a combination of alphabets, numerals, and special characters. Graphical password authentication is a novel approach to user authentication that allows users to select images as passwords instead of alphanumeric strings. In this proposed system, users can select an image from a category of images that they have searched for. The selected image is then divided into several grids, and the user chooses a grid as the password. This method offers several advantages over traditional password authentication methods, including enhanced security, ease of use, and increased memorability. Additionally, graphical passwords are more resistant to attacks such as shoulder surfing and key loggers. Overall, this proposed system provides a secure, user-friendly, and visually appealing alternative to traditional password authentication methods.

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Keywords: Authentication, Images, Graphical Password, Privacy, Security.

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This study describes the creation of a real-time signal processing method intended for biomedical wearable devices. The method addresses the essential need for precise, energy-efficient, and effective physiological signal processing in wearable health monitoring devices, including heart rate, oxygen saturation, and electrocardiograms (ECGs). It employs optimal filtering techniques and integrated control mechanisms to provide uninterrupted, real-time monitoring without depleting the device's battery life. In a resource-constrained context, the methodology enhances signal precision and minimizes noise by integrating sensor fusion with advanced signal processing methods. The technology is readily deployable in compact wearable devices due to its optimization for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers. The research also addresses the algorithm's performance regarding power consumption, computing efficiency, and its capacity to improve patient outcomes in practical applications.

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Real Time Signal Processing Algorithms, Biomedical Devices, Sensor Fusion, ARM Cortex M Microcontroller, Embedded Systems, Low Power Design

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The Sylheti group, with its unique linguistic, ceremonial, and cultural customs, is becoming increasingly subject to the homogenising effects of globalisation and cross-cultural influences. Local religious practices, ethnic food traditions, and folk dances like Dhamail are vanishing as pan-Indian and Western values take hold. This research investigates how generational transitions, notably among the new generation, language stigmatisation, and the rise of mainstream cultural activities contribute to the loss of Sylheti identity. This study draws connections to other oppressed communities throughout the world by situating Sylheti's concerns within global frameworks such as cultural hegemony and globalisation theory. By evaluating ethnographic investigations, community interviews, and cultural theories, the study highlights the urgent need for systemic measures to conserve Sylheti culture through education, digital documentation, and grassroots activism.

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Cultural erosion, Cultural hegemony, Cultural preservation, Globalization, Linguistic shift, Marginalised communities, Sylheti identity,

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Bhattarakadevashakra virchit Pratapakavyasya Ekvinsatisargasya Sampadanamadhyanamcha.

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Bhattarakadevashakra virchit Pratapakavyasya Ekvinsatisargasya Sampadanamadhyanamcha.

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BHESAJAPADDHATI- A CRITICAL STUDY

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BHESAJAPADDHATI- A CRITICAL STUDY

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Pravaradhi Mantra Vyakhyana Vivaranam

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Pravaradhi Mantra Vyakhyana Vivaranam

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