Volume 11 | Issue 10 |

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A nanoparticle is a tiny particle with a size between one to one hundred nanometers. Due to their small size, these are not visible by the naked eye and exhibit enhanced properties such as high reactivity, strength, sensitivity, stability, surface area, etc. Comparatively, to their larger material equivalents, nanoparticles can display significantly highly advantageous physical, chemical, and medicinal properties in order to protect human life. Nanotechnology has emerged as a prominent multifaceted field in the past few years, with potential applications in the medicinal products sustainability of the environment, agriculture, industries and remediation of pollution domains. Nanoparticles are synthesized by using a variety of methods. Traditionally, physicochemical methods have resulted in concerns regarding the environment as they reduce metal ions, which is followed by surface modification, the addition of toxic compounds for stability, and the resulting generation of deleterious byproducts. Reducing and stabilizing agents are required for synthesizing nanoparticles by using chemical, physical and biological procedures at ambient temperature and pressure. Different physical, chemical and green synthesis methods were used to synthesize nanoparticles. Ball milling, melting, pulsed laser ablation, and pulsed wire discharge technology are examples of physical approaches. Different plant root, stem, and leaf sections, as well as bacteria, fungi, and yeast, were used in herbal approaches as well as a polyol, micro-emulsion, and inert gas condensation to create nanoparticles. The nanoparticles are synthesized by using two approaches like top-down approach and the bottom-up approach. This review expresses the formulations about chemical, physical and green synthesis of nanoparticles.

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Nanoparticles, Nanotechnology, Physical synthesis, Chemical synthesis, Green synthesis method

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Innovations in traditional textiles are the tools for the new approaches and innovative aspects in the field of designing. Innovative approaches and skills play a significant role for the development of new designs in traditional textiles. It includes the ideas, skills and innovations in this field. In recent times it is an innovative field of knowledge for designers to develop their imaginations for enhancing the demand and uses of traditional textiles. It aids new look and styles with the adaptation of new innovative technology and Designing. It is the great opportunity for the designer to develop the scope for traditional textiles. It is very important to provide innovative designs in traditional Textiles for enhancing their demand in the international market. With the help of some innovations in textile designing and technology to increase the speed and accuracy. Reusing and Redesigning are useful to minimize the textiles waste, such innovative techniques provide the new identity to Indian textiles. Key words: Design development, innovative skills, textiles, technology

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INNOVATIONS IN DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY FOR TRADITIONAL TEXTILES

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Precision agriculture is an evolving approach in modern farming that leverages technology to optimize agricultural processes. Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have emerged as a valuable tool in precision agriculture, enabling real-time monitoring of environmental parameters and crop conditions. Machine learning algorithms, when integrated with WSNs, further enhance the decision-making process by analyzing data collected from the field. This paper provides an overview of the synergy between WSNs and machine learning in precision agriculture, emphasizing their applications, advantages, and challenges. A more productive and sustainable future for agriculture throughout the world depends on the use of sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT). New developments in the Internet of Things (IoT), Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) may be able to help this industry overcome some of its technological, economic, and environmental problems while also creating new possibilities. There is an increasing amount of big data with different modalities and temporal and geographical fluctuations as the number of connected devices grows. To achieve improved decision making, forecasting, and dependable sensor management, a deeper degree of knowledge base and insights must be developed through the intelligent processing and analysis of this massive data. This article provides an extensive overview of the many machine learning applications.

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Energy efficient, energy harvesting, precision agriculture, wireless communication Technology, WSN.

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The process of human development begins at fertilization, where a sperm penetrates the egg, forming a single cell known as a zygote. This marks the start of embryonic development, with crucial stages such as organogenesis occurring. Pregnancy spans 9 weeks, divided into three trimesters. Managing medications during gestation and lactation is challenging, as drugs can potentially harm the growing fetus or lactating baby. The first trimester is especially sensitive to medications, necessitating caution in treating common ailments for women at risk of pregnancy. Unfortunately, around 3-5% of live births face birth defects, totaling approximately 8,000 babies. Certain medications, like tetracycline and Thalidomide, can cause serious abnormalities such as teratogenicity, microcephaly, hydrocephalus, spina bifida, and various other conditions. Some Ayurvedic herbs might have unknown effects on pregnancy.Lack of scientific research makes it hard to determine their safety during pregnancy.Pregnant women should always consult knowledgeable healthcare providers before using any Ayurvedic remedies.Individual factors, including the woman's health, the specific Ayurvedic medicine, and the pregnancy stage, all play a role in potential effects.Some Ayurvedic herbs and preparations are avoided during pregnancy due to their potential effects on the uterine muscles or hormonal balance This composition aims to provide current and reliable information on drug usage during pregnancy, offering an updated perspective on the guidelines set forth by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding gestation and lactation

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fertilization, fetus Teratogenic drug, drug used in pregnancy, ayurvedic medicine used in pregnancy.

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The PCA was also established by the Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes, concluded at The Hague in 1899 during the first Hague Peace Conference. The Conference was convened at the initiative of Czar Nicolas II of Russia "with the object of seeking the most objective means of ensuring to all peoples the benefits of a real and lasting peace, and above all, of limiting the progressive development of existing armaments." The 1899 Hague Convention was later revised at the second Hague Peace Conference in 1907 and, as of December 2011, 115 States have ratified one or both of the Hague Conventions. Matters of policy are decided by an Administrative Council, composed of the diplomatic representatives accredited to the Netherlands of the State Parties to the Hague Conventions. Originally, the institution was established to settle inter-state disputes .However, due to the increasing demand for an institution to arbitrate on other matters such as issues involving intergovernmental institutions, private individuals and individuals against state, the jurisdiction of the permanent court of arbitration was extended widely and till date, it covers apparently all these areas of arbitration per se. Therefore, the aim of this submission is to cater for an elaborate knowledge in understanding the permanent court of arbitration, its origin, jurisdiction, laws applicable and its relevant in solving contemporary disputes around the globe

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Arbitration, Mediation, Hearing, Advisory.

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The purpose of this system is to prevent loss of property and life due to fire hazards caused by natural fire, accidental fire, and short-circuit fire. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a collection of wired, Internet-enabled computers. The wide range of sensors in this paper will be used to detect fires and watchmen and fire officials. This system includes NodeMCU with esp8266 Wi-Fi module based on microcontroller, flame sensor to detect the fire flame, humidity sensor to measure the temperature and moisture, gas sensor to sense the smokes, water pump to automatically sprinkle over the fire and blynk application to use the alerting messages on mobile phone. The problem with using the system is that the whole system stops working when the power fails.

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NodeMCU, Internet of Things, Blynk application, Flame sensor, Gas sensor, Humidity sensor, Water pump

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Data science is an emerging subject that integrates traditional scientific research with data mining, machine learning, and massive datasets. The healthcare sector produces copious amounts of valuable data on patient demographics, treatment plans, diagnostic outcomes, financial coverage, and more. The healthcare business generates a great deal of data, much of it unstructured and in need of processing, management, analysis, and integration. Results can only be trusted if the data has been managed and analysed effectively. This article explores into healthcare-specific applications of data cleansing, data mining, data preparation, and data analysis. This article offers a glance into the present and future prospects of big data analytics in healthcare by outlining the advantages, describing the frameworks and technique used, analysing the current obstacles encountered, and proposing potential solutions. The primary goal of this work is to evaluate and map data science approaches used to improve women's health, as well as to investigate the nature and efficacy of the issues that have been addressed. Data science techniques, such as text analytics, science mapping, and descriptive assessment, are frequently employed in investigations into women's health. The application of data science techniques to women's health issues is an exciting new field of study since it has the potential to be both effective and cost-efficient. Women bear a disproportionate share of the health consequences of the current COVID-19 pandemic. More needs to be done by policymakers to ensure women have equal access to health care.

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Data science, women, Healthcare, machine learning, algorithms, big data.

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The aim of the study was to find out the relationship between marital adjustment and depression among newlyweds. The study adopted correlational research design. A purposive sample of 105 newly married participants were taken for the study. Revised Dyadic Adjustment Scale and Beck's Depression Inventory was used for data collection. The result of the study was analyzed employing Pearson's product moment. The findings of the study indicate that, there is a significant negative relationship between marital adjustment and depression among newlyweds, which reveals as the level of depression increases the level of marital adjustment decreases and vice-versa.

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Marital Adjustment, Depression, Gender and newlyweds.

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Keywords: Art Criticism, Critics, Artists, Art Work, Self-criticism

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The proportion of the world adolescent population is rising rapidly than that of any other age group. Between 1960 and 1980, while world population increased by 46%, the population of adolescent increased by 66%. Today 84% of adolescents live in developing countries. In India there are an estimated 200 million adolescents, comprising one-fifth of the total populationAdolescence is an important time in the life of an individual. It is a time of major physical changes including growth spurt in which the size and shape of the body changes markedly. During adolescence there is significant psychological as well as behavioural development, putting great stress on young people and those around them.

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PROBLEM STATEMENT

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