Volume 2 | Issue 1 |

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This paper examines the impact of government policies on agricultural productivity and sustainability in Rajasthan, focusing on the period from 2005 to 2012. It evaluates the effectiveness of various initiatives, including water management programs, soil health improvements, and climate change mitigation strategies. The study highlights the significant progress made through the implementation of micro-irrigation systems, the promotion of organic farming, and the introduction of drought-resistant crop varieties. Despite these advancements, challenges such as persistent water scarcity, soil degradation, inadequate infrastructure, and climate change vulnerability continue to affect agricultural outcomes. The socio-economic impacts of these policies are assessed, showing improvements in farmer incomes and rural development, though issues like limited market access and infrastructure deficits remain. The paper concludes with recommendations for enhancing water and soil management, improving rural infrastructure, and strengthening institutional frameworks to foster sustainable agricultural growth. Addressing these challenges is crucial for achieving long-term agricultural productivity and resilience in Rajasthan.

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Agricultural Productivity, Sustainability, Water Management, Soil Health, Climate Change, Rajasthan, Government Policies, Rural Development, Micro-Irrigation, Socio-Economic Impact

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With the rapid development of society, travelers have become more popular in big cities, making it difficult to find a parking space. These stations are very expensive to manage and difficult in many cases, especially if there are many locations such as airports or commercial centres. Traffic congestion in the parking lot is a big problem that people face every day because while the number of vehicles is increasing, the parking space is not. The model takes all the available parking spaces in a place and based on the data obtained, it works to detect whether the parking space is empty or occupied by a car and provides the data sheet regarding the empty parking lot. In our system, we need to detect the station using CNN, RF and SVM. Here we need to draw boxes for full and empty boxes. Full parking areas are red, empty parking areas are green. The main problem of today's life is the increasing number of vehicles and the shortage of parking spaces. With the rapid development of the city, the number of vehicles in the city has also increased, and parking spaces in the city have become limited, which causes people to consume more fuel while looking for parking spaces. live and the engine continues to work until then. Traffic congestion in the parking lot is a big problem that people face every day because the number of vehicles increases while the parking space does not increase.

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CNN, Machine learning, Python, Smart street parking, signals

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The ICD Nagpur manages the shipping and logistics services through which smooth movement of the goods across the region. This study involves the operational framework of the ICD, which is handlled by the Container Corporation of India ( CONCOR). They are focusing on improving regional connectivity and also to support economic growth. This study includes management workings, details examination of of various aspects that gives a very important contribution to its operational efficiency, effectiveness and overall impact on domestic and international trade.

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Shipping, logistics, Inland Container Depot (ICD)

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ABSTRACT President Lula da Silva's leadership over eight years had made Brazil one of the most rapidly developing countries in the World, as well as a nation on the leading edge of environmental policy. He had put the country on a firm economic footing. He gave impetus towards a responsible environmental policy -- the latter being hailed as among the world's most progressive. Lula's success in declaring bold targets for reducing greenhouse gases had put him at or near the top of the list when it came to eco-conscious world leaders. Taking Lula's place to become the country's first female president, trained economist and former Marxist rebel Dilma Rousseff has pledged to help make Brazil "one of the most developed and least unequal nations in the world." But, with developmentalism and environmentalism so often at odds, it is important to note where Brazil's Presidents stands at the intersection of these dynamic, often dichotomous issues. For a nation as rich in natural wealth and resources as Brazil, this transition of power is not important merely in terms of politics or global affairs but perhaps for something much farther-reaching -- like demonstrating to the world that social and economic progress and development needn't necessarily be in conflict with the preservation of the nature.

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Dilma Rousseff, Amazon, Environment, Brazil, Deforestation

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Administration of justice is the foundation of a civilized society. In every society, the administration of justice is considered as a divine function. With the passage of time, this function eventually got transferred to the court under established judicial system. Judiciary is the branch of the government whose task is the administration of justice. It deals with the system of law courts in a country. It is one of the essential functions of the state. It is only through the administration of justice that citizens are made to realize the existence and the importance of the state. Since the early period of Christian era Manipur have had experienced various types of judicial systems according to the mantle of the ruling elites of the time. The systems vary from traditional to colonial systems and to that of modern ones during the post-colonial period. The traditional judicial system also can be sub-divided into two phases. Similarly, during the post-colonial period also can broadly be divided into two such as judicial system under constitutional monarchy and after Merger with Union of India. In this paper, the writers are attempting to explore and critically analyzing the nature of various judicial systems found in Manipur through the ages.

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Manipur, Judicial system, Traditional judiciary, Colonial rule, Post-colonial period, Constitutional monarchy, British occupation, Native courts, Administrative changes, Separation of powers, Maharaja of Manipur, Manipur Merger Agreement, Indian judiciary system, Judicial Commissioner, Evolution of judiciary

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In this paper, we show the Mahatma Gandhi's approach on self sustainable rural india through various approaches such as ambar charkha as a gramodyog. For this purpose, the initiatives taken by government for rural people are also included. Also KVIC has been identified as one of the major organisations in the decentralised sector for generating sustainable rural non-farm employment opportunities at low per capita investment. The government also gives the different schemes which are helpful to make rural India self sustainable. The ambar charkhas are very economical to all people and it is initial low cost as well as good productivity instrument. All this discussed in this paper.

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: Mahatma Gandhi, Ambar Charkha, KVIC, Rural India, Rural Education.

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Globalisation is the process of integrating various economies of the world without creating any hindrances in the free flow of goods and services, technology, capital and even labour or human capital.The term 'Globalization' has, therefore, four parameters:

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ABSTRACT OF PAPER ON INDIAN AGRICULTURE IN THE AGE OF GLOBALISATION

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The focus of this paper was to analyze the role of IoT and monitoring systems in the automobile industry. The automobile industry is growing at a faster rate as the world population and demand for vehicles increases. The trend of IoT in automobiles is increasing every day due to the proliferation of automatic vehicles. This will cause many changes in the automobile industry as many customers look at improving their interactivity with their vehicles [1]. Modern industry is embracing the use of computer chips and sophisticated sensors to control how vehicles operate in various environments. The mass interconnectedness of many functionalities in vehicles is now a common phenomenon in car manufacturing. This will continue to advance as the demand for more efficient vehicles increases [2]. Automotive IoT incorporates many devices in their systems to optimize the functionality of their products. Most of these interconnected devices are complex and collect large volumes of data that will be processed in real-time. Common devices that form the automotive IoT include sensors, GPS trackers, and cameras. The main role of incorporating IoT in automobiles is to optimize the manufacturing process while also making transport manageable and more efficient. It also makes automobiles more intelligent when moving from one point to another. The advanced IoT features are effective in-vehicle interaction, predictive maintenance, road safety, enhanced quality control, and minimized human errors [2].

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Automobiles, Automation,sensors, GPS trackers, Internet of Things, IoT monitoring, car manufacturing, Automotive industry

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A Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a region that has economic laws that are more liberal than a country's typical economic laws. The goal of a SEZ is to increase foreign investment. One of the earliest and the most famous SEZs was founded by the government of the people's Republic of China under Deng Xiaoping in the early 1980s. The most successful SEZ in China is in Shenzhen. Following this example, SEZS have been established in several countries, including Brazil, India, Iran, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Russia and Ukraine.

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SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES: A SMOOTH SAILING IN A.P.

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SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND ACCESS TO EDUCATION: A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY

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A STUDY ON PRIVATISATION OF PUBLIC SECTOR ENTERPRISES IN INDIA - AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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