Volume 6 | Issue 2 |

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The braking distance and obstacle distance, as well as the vehicle's speed, are taken into account in our work. The ultrasonic sensor detects the distance between the vehicle and the item in front. Automatic breaking processes are accomplished by integrating breaking motors that activate the brakes. If the driver fails to detect the obstruction and apply the brakes at the appropriate time, the microcontroller activates the braking motor to apply the brakes automatically.

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Ultrasonic Sensor, Regenerative system, Electromagnetic flux, Micro-controller.

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In today's rapidly evolving educational landscape, the integration of emerging technologies has revolutionized traditional classroom settings. The convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) has given birth to the concept of the smart classroom, offering a dynamic and interactive learning environment. This paper explores the design, implementation, and benefits of an AI and IoT-based smart classroom.

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Automation,Virtual Assistant,AI,IOT ,Raspberry Pi,Smart Classroom

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Today most of the engineering graduates are learning the engineering drawing course using computer software interface. However, the skills developed by the students are not at the satisfactory level. In order to meet this objective, the different ways of engaging the drawing courses are briefly discussed in this article.

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Engineering Drawing, Machine Drawing.

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I want to make a project through which everyone can relate to it. Also in our day to day life I am always observing at the crossing of roads that in some lane there are lot of traffic compared to others lane Also due to timing based the lighter dense roads are sometimes empty due to which many people start crossing the road but due green signal in that lane vehicle. HC-SR04 and calculate the distance.

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DENSITY BASED TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROL USING ARDIUNO AND IR SENSORS

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The datasets that are taken into consideration are Diabetic Retinopathy detection 2015 and Aptos 2017 blindness detection which are both obtained from Kaggle. According to International Diabetics Federation (IDF) Diabetics Atlas 2017, around 463 million people are affected by diabetes.

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Diabetic Retinopathy (DR), Convolutional Neural Network(CNN), Deep Learning, ResNet-50, Fundus images, Classification, Pre-processing.

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is emerging technology that can be used to develop smart applications. Cloud services enable the remote devices management in IoT that plays the significant role in IoT device infrastructure. Many cloud services are providing the multiple IoT tools that can made easy usage of IoT devices with cloud computing.

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IoT, Cloud Computing, Security

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Phytoremediation is a technique of utilizing the plants directly or indirectly to remove the pollutants present in the soil or water. This technology in recent decades had gained enormous attention mainly due to its cost effectiveness and no generation of secondary by product. Both organic and inorganic pollutants get remediated by using this technology. A better understanding regarding the various processes involved in phytoremediation such as phytostabilization, phytoextraction, rhizodegradation, rhizofiltration, phytodegradation, and phytovolatization would prove to be very significant in order to utilise this technique for remediation of polluted soil or water sites.

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Water Pollution; Organic Pollutant; Inorganic pollutant; rhizodegradation

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Pesticides enter aquatic ecosystem from agricultural usage through run-off. Freshwater ornamental fishes are very sensitive to water quality parameters. Since aquaculture requires enormous ground water, pesticide contamination in such water source even at sublethal concentrations effect sever damage to the internal organs. In the present study the pesticides fenvalarate and endosulfan effected severe histopathological damage to the stomach of Puntius conchonius as it is evident from the Histological studies.

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Stomach, Puntius conchonius, endosulfan, fenvalarate

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This study explores the dynamic landscape of social exclusion within Indian society, shedding light on evolving patterns and variations in this multifaceted phenomenon. Drawing from a comprehensive review of existing literature, as well as primary data collection through surveys and interviews, we examine the historical context, structural determinants, and contemporary manifestations of social exclusion in India. Our research reveals that social exclusion in the Indian context has undergone significant shifts, influenced by changing economic, political, and cultural factors. We identify emerging trends in the types of exclusion faced by marginalized communities, including caste-based discrimination, religious divides, economic disparities, and gender-based inequalities. Additionally, we explore the role of government policies, grassroots movements, and technological advancements in both perpetuating and mitigating social exclusion. The study underscores the need for a nuanced and adaptive approach to addressing social exclusion in India, taking into account the ever-evolving social and economic landscape. Furthermore, we propose strategies for policymakers, civil society, and scholars to foster a more inclusive society that empowers marginalized communities and ensures equal access to opportunities and resources. By delving into the changing variations of social exclusion, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities for social cohesion and justice in contemporary Indian society. It highlights the importance of ongoing research and policy efforts in fostering a more equitable and inclusive nation. Please note that the actual content of the abstract would depend on the specific findings and focus of the research study.

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social exclusion, marginalized communities, caste-based discrimination

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Kashmir the paradise on Earth. Mughal emperor Jahangir in the 17th century had rightly said, if there is heaven on earth, it's here, it's here, it's here. Many monarchs' eyes were drawn to Kashmir as a result of the couplet. The Muslim rule in Kashmir began in 1339 A.D., which is a unique example of its history. The Muslim takeover of Hindu hegemony was carried out without incident. The Chak dynasty took power in 1561 and ruled Kashmir till 1586. The country was cleaned from robbers and thieves. Corrupt authorities were severely punished. The rulers of the time built a well-functioning grievance mechanism for the people of Kashmir. The well-planned royal engagements and the rule of state business was an outstanding feature of Chak administration. The rulers kept a close eye on treasury and possessions of Kashmir. Due to the lack of administration treaties, the authors noted that obtaining the entire administrative structure of Chaks is extremely difficult. It is claimed that they did not bring any improvements in the administration other than a few modest adjustments enacted in times of need. As a result, the previously formed institutions were preserved and renewed in their tenure.

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Kashmir the Paradise, Chak dynasty, administrative structure, Treasury and possessions, Shiaism

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