Volume 12 | Issue 10 |

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Uncontrolled expansion of human interference in the forest area for urbanization, illegal mining, smuggling, and poaching activities continuously threatens the ecological balance and bio-diversity which may affect human existence in the future. Wildlife crime encompasses a range of illegal activities that harm animals and their natural habitats, often driven by profit and demand. These crimes include poaching, illegal wildlife trade, habitat destruction, and the use of illegal wildlife products in the market. Digital technology is crucial in combating these crimes by enhancing monitoring, enforcement, and awareness. There exists an urgent need for driving attention toward controlling wildlife crimes to maintain ecological balance with the help of advanced technologies. The present article focuses on the detailed outlook of various types of wildlife crimes and how digital technology can help control them.

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Digitization, Digital Technology, Digital application, Digital Solution, Wildlife Tourism, Wildlife Crime.

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Cancer is a complicated illness that is impacted by environmental and hereditary variables. For many malignancies, inherited genetic alterations are a major contributing factor. Comprehending the hereditary foundation of cancer vulnerability is essential for timely identification, avoidance, and customized care. The goal of this research is to create a reliable method for identifying genetically inherited cancer in people. We are able to determine a person's predisposition to certain types of cancer by looking at particular genes.

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Genetic Inherited Cancer, Heredity Cancer, Machine Learning, Deep Learning

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Hospitals are the most widely used means by which a sick person gets medical check-ups, disease diagnosis and treatment recommendation. This has been a practice by almost all the people over the world. People consider it as the most reliable means to check their health status. The proposed system is to create an alternative to this conventional method of visiting a hospital and making an appointment with a doctor to get diagnosis. This research intends to apply the concepts of natural language processing and machine learning to create a chatbot application. People can interact with the chatbot just like they do with another human and through a series of queries, chatbot will identify the symptoms of the user and thereby, predicts the disease and recommends treatment. This system can be of great use to people in conducting daily check-ups, makes people aware of their health status and encourages people to make proper measures to remain healthy. The ability to accurately predict and diagnose diseases based on patient-reported symptoms is a longstanding challenge in healthcare. Recent advancements in natural language processing (NLP) present new opportunities to leverage the rich clinical information contained in unstructured patient communications. In this study, we developed and validated the Health Guardian platform, an NLP-powered disease prediction system that analyzes free-text patient descriptions to provide real-time risk assessments and clinical decision support. Our results demonstrate the potential of this approach to enhance early detection, optimize treatment pathways, and improve health outcomes. Our research demonstrates the system's ability to identify patterns and correlations in medical narratives, potentially revolutionizing preventive care and clinical decision-making.

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Disease Prediction, Retrieval-based Algorithm , NLP.

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The study explores the relationship between adaptability and the psychological well-being of private school teachers in Bangalore, focusing on how their ability to manage challenging situations, such as high expectations, technological advancements, and diverse classroom needs, impacts their mental health. Using a mixed-methods approach, the research incorporates quantitative data derived from the Ryff Scales of Psychological Well-Being and qualitative insights gathered through a questionnaire administered to 52 teachers. The findings reveal that adaptability is a crucial determinant of psychological well-being, with higher adaptability linked to enhanced Personal Growth, SelfAcceptance, and Autonomy. However, teachers reported lower Environmental Mastery, suggesting that external challenges, such as workload and technological integration, contribute to a diminished sense of control. Professional growth emerged as a key coping mechanism, with teachers who continuously update their skills demonstrating better psychological outcomes. The study concludes with recommendations for schools to invest in professional development, provide technological training, and create support systems to foster adaptability and improve teacher well-being. The findings offer important insights for policymakers and educational institutions aiming to support teacher mental health in increasingly complex educational environments.

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Adaptability, Psychological Well-being, Private School Teachers, Bangalore, Ryff Scales, Personal Growth, Environmental Mastery, Technological Stress, Professional Development

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Kanyashree Prakalpa is an initiative the Government of West Bengal, India took to develop women's social status, reduce child marriage and girl student dropout rates and motivate them towards higher education. After implementing this initiative, several impacts are shown on girls' education and societal change. This study aims to collect and analyse the existing research on the Kanyashree Prakalpa scheme. This paper gives an overview of the importance of this initiative for girl students and how this initiative plays an important role in improving girls' education, societal change, women's empowerment and other developments of girls. In this study, 30 different literatures from online platforms and printed resources, critically analysed their objectives, methods, findings and suggestions.

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Kanyashree Prakalpa, Women Empowerment, Girls' Education.

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India, as a developing nation, offers medical services at a more affordable rate compared to many developed countries. This has attracted numerous tourists seeking medical care through various Indian healthcare options. The country is renowned for its practices such as Yoga, Ayurveda, Unani, Homeopathy, Siddha, and spiritual healing, alongside hospitality services in locations like Mooligai Hills. The Indian government provides multi-specialty medical services to the public at lower costs. Additionally, state and union territory governments extend healthcare services to both residents and non-resident Indians (NRIs). The private sector has also significantly contributed to the healthcare landscape, offering high-quality medical services as both corporate entities and public utilities, often at reasonable prices, supported by government health insurance schemes. India's healthcare infrastructure is increasingly attracting international patients, leading to a rise in medical tourism. This sector has become a vital component of the Indian economy, contributing to GDP growth, with medical tourism representing a significant share of economic resources distributed across the nation. Notably, cities such as Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai, and Vellore in Tamil Nadu have become popular destinations for foreign patients seeking treatment in both government and private hospitals, yielding positive outcomes. This article discusses previous research on health tourism in India.

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medical tourism, healthcare, medical services, medical tourists

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This study focuses on optimizing the mix proportions that include marble dust, ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS), and coconut shell ash. Several mix combinations were methodically investigated using a Design of Experiments technique in order to determine the ideal proportions that produce the best compressive strength and durability. The experimental design allowed for a thorough analysis of interactions between materials. Bricks were tested for compressive strength, water absorption, and durability and the results were analyzed using statistical tools to determine the importance of each factor and its interactions. The results showed that the amounts of marble dust, GGBS, and coconut shell ash significantly improved the compressive strength of fly ash bricks and reduced water absorption. The optimal mixing proportions identified in this study provide a sustainable and economically viable solution for brick production, reducing dependence on traditional materials and encouraging the use of industrial and agricultural by-products. In summary, DOE's use of fly ash to optimize brick mix proportions demonstrates a systematic approach to improving brick properties while promoting environmental sustainability. The discoveries help develop strong, durable, and environmentally friendly building materials that meet the goals of modern sustainable development.

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Fly ash, Marble dust, Ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS), Coconut shell ash (CSA), CTM Machine.

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Karnataka is leading India's electric vehicle revolution, with a focus on two-wheelers. In 2022, the state sold 86,918 electric two-wheelers, and the government aims for 23 lakh electric vehicles in Bengaluru by 2030. Incentives like tax waivers and subsidies are driving adoption, despite challenges like high costs and limited charging infrastructure. With India being the world's largest two-wheeler producer, the government targets making India the largest EV market by 2030, with a $200 billion investment opportunity. Karnataka's electric two-wheeler market is booming, with promising growth prospects and a focus on eco-friendly transportation.

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Electric Vehicle (EV), Charging Infrastructure, Incentives/Subsidies, Sustainability, Green Mobility, Eco-friendly, Financial Assistance.

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The Indian education system is experiencing a paradigm shift towards embracing futuristic trends that enhance learning experiences and outcomes. This research article examines four pivotal trends: digital transformation, personalized and adaptive learning, skill-based education, and collaborative learning with global exposure. Digital transformation, driven by e-learning platforms, AI tools, and immersive technologies like VR and AR, is revolutionizing educational delivery and accessibility. Personalized and adaptive learning caters to individual student needs through customized learning paths and adaptive technologies, fostering deeper engagement and improved academic performance. The shift towards skill-based education integrates vocational training and essential soft skills into the curriculum, aligning educational outcomes with industry demands and enhancing employability. Collaborative learning and global exposure, facilitated by international partnerships, online platforms, and participation in global competitions, provide students with diverse perspectives and critical global competencies. These trends collectively aim to make Indian education more inclusive, relevant, and effective, preparing students to excel in a rapidly evolving global landscape. The article provides comprehensive insights and examples of these trends' implementation and impact, highlighting the transformative potential of these advancements in shaping the future of education in India.

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Digital Transformation, Personalized Learning, Skill-Based Education, Collaborative Learning, Global Exposure, Indian Education Trends

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Cranberries are a rich source of bioactive compounds that comprise a healthy diet. Cranberry is abundant in nutritional components and also have antioxidant properties. Both American (Vaccinium macrocarpon) and European (Vaccinium oxycoccus) cranberry species are high in polyphenols such as phenolic acids, anthocyanins, and flavonoids, and are one of the few fruits high in proanthocyanidins, which have been related to numerous health advantages. The review organises information on cranberry's chemical composition, antioxidant effect, and the beneficial impact on human health and disease prevention after cranberry consumption, specifically its effect on urinary tract inflammation in both adults and children, cardiovascular and oncology diseases, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, tooth decay and periodontitis, Helicobacter pylori bacteria in the stomach, and other diseases. More research is needed to investigate cranberry proteome profiling, polyphenol interaction and synergy with other biologically active components from natural ingredients

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Cranberry, UTIs, PCOD, Anti-Cancer.

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