Volume 9 | Issue 12 |

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR or Industry 4.0) is the ongoing automation of traditional manufacturing and industrial practices, using modern smart technology. Large-scale Machine-to-Machine communication (M2M) and the Internet of Things (IoT) are integrated for increased automation, improved communication and self-monitoring, and production of smart machines that can analyze and diagnose issues without the need for human intervention.

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Edgenius, AI manager, customer delight, ABB, ADD Digitalization

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Metal cutting is one of the processes to convert the raw material into finished goods. There are number of parameters which are mainly depend upon the tools and its geometry like the quality of cut, surface finish of cutting surface, power consumption of the machine etc. So the right design of the tool is very much important. In present work the single point cutting tools is modeled and analyzed for the best material out of the three materials namely High speed steel, high carbon steel and CBN (cubic boron nitride). For modeling we have used CATIA V5R12 software where as the analysis is carried out using ANSYS 14.0 workbench. It has been found that for the same loading conditions the High speed steel tool proves to be the best out of the three materials taken into account.

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Single point cutting tool, CATIA V5R12, ANSYS 14.0, high speed steel, high carbon steel, cubic boron nitride.

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Globally Covid-19 has affected a large number of people. Covid-19 caused disruptions to many aspects of normal life. This also caused an increase in the death rate and Tension and Fear among the people. To avoid and overcome all these challenges WHO asked people to follow safety measures to avoid the spread of the virus. Wearing a mask is one of the safety measures among this. Mainly sometimes people gather at public places like offices, banks, airports, bus stops, etc. Considering this condition, we have designed a system that helps in mask detection in the various surveillance system at such places, also it helps in the face recognition of those people who have not worn the mask. Previous Sytems were either only doing face recognition or face mask detection we came forward with this new approach by combining these two algorithms. All This is Possible by Using Artificial Intelligence which helps in Image Processing and Machine learning. Algorithms Like CNN, YOLO, and Google FaceNet were used for the same. Using this System, we got 97% Accuracy in Detecting a Face mask by using CNN. This System helps in classifying with mask and without mask person in the video and also help to identify the person who has not worn a mask which helps to send a notification to that person who violates the rule.

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Convolutional Neural Network, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, you only look once

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1. Kotah- Kota State it was founded in medieval period. It was known as Nandgaon.

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Each and every child is unique in some or other aspect but among that only there are some children who are so unique that do not fit in the mainstream education. Taking this view into perspective inclusive education has been introduced in India which entails educating the children with dyslexia and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with that of typically developing children within the same roof. According to the Education Policy of 2020 it explicitly mentions the children irrespective of their type and nature of disability can be admitted and studied in the main stream education. It brings all the students together in one classroom and community, regardless of their strengths or weaknesses in any area and seeks to maximize the potential of all the students. Inclusion plays a very important role as in inclusive education children develop a positive understanding of themselves and other people wherein, they learn important academic skills. However inclusive education has proven to be one of the challenges faced by the parents, teachers and caregivers. In today's era it's a big challenge to educate these children. The present paper emphasizes the challenges faced by the parents and teachers in inclusive education. Due to the lack of awareness about the different needs of the children, parents, teachers and caregivers neither they could able to understand the nature of the problem nor they were able to cater the needs of the children. So, in this paper we will be focusing about various challenging areas which the parents and teachers suffer in context to Dyslexic and children with ASD.

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Dyslexia; Autism Spectrum Disorder; Inclusive Education; Special Educator

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My article intends to assess how beneficial or unfavourable these effects will be. Encourage a democratic setup- The government must release political party leaders and allow for a more constructive dialogue in which all stakeholders in the region can come, talk, and strive for greater prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir. In light of the circumstances surrounding J&K's accession to India, the Government assured that the constitutional relationship between India and Jammu & Kashmir will give due recognition to the state's unique socio-cultural identity as well as "the will of the people to govern themselves" through an internal Constitution. In this regard, on August 5, 2019, the President of India issued the Constitution Order, 2019. It revokes Jammu and Kashmir's special status under Articles 370 and 35A, and the state has been divided into the Union Territories of Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir. Integration: Rather than being a basis for a merger, Article 370 has prohibited J&K from merging with India. It also investigates how Article 370 was perceived as discriminatory based on gender, class, caste, and place of origin. Economic development: If Article 370 is repealed, avenues to private investment in J&K will be opened, increasing the potential for development there. Increased investment would result in more job creation and further improvement of the state's socio-economic infrastructure. The opening of land sales would attract investments from private individuals and multinational corporations, providing a boost to the local economy.

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Article 370 and 35(A), Jammu & Kashmir, Presidential Order, Consequences, Ladakh, Politico- socio-economic implications, Indian democratic institutions.

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FMCG, Brand, Rural Consumers, Consumer Behaviour, buying behaviour, customer satisfaction, consumer awareness.

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Abstract Purpose-: The purpose of this paper is to examine behavioural biases to individual investors, specifically Cognitive dissonance, Prospect theory, Disposition effect and mental accounting. It further examine role of demographic and investor sophistication affecting these biases, finally it revels which biases influence most in decision making. Design/Methodology/Approach-: For this purpose data has been collected from four major smart city of Madhya Pradesh i.e. Gwalior, Bhopal. Indore and Sagar. Data collected through structured questionnaires which later analysed with relevant statistical tools. Findings -: Study reveals that behavioural biases are depend upon demographic profile of investors and their trading sophistication. Most influencing factors are age, profession and trading frequency. Each bias has specific set of investor and cognitive dissonance is most important bias in Indian individual investor context. Research limitation-: The main limitation of present study is that responses from investors are socially desirable rather than based on actual market behaviour. Further due to time and resources constraints only individual investors belongs from four smart city of M.P taken into consideration for study. Practical Implication-: Present study is most likely relevant for fund managers and financial advisors who deal with individual investors to understand psychology of individual investors. Original Value-: The present study consider four behavioural biases i.e. Mental Accounting, Cognitive Dissonance, Prospect theory and Disposition effect which is not taken together in any previous study

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Cognitive Dissonance; Mental Accounting; Prospect theory; Disposition effects

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MANAVADHIKAR KI AVADHARANA EVAN GILAGIT - BALTISTAN

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MANAVADHIKAR KI AVADHARANA EVAN GILAGIT - BALTISTAN

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Whereas vaccines against the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) were developed and tested at an unprecedented rate in 2020, vaccine rollout in numerous countries began in the first half of 2021. We give a picture of ongoing vaccination efficacy studies, as well as real-world data on vaccine effectiveness and the impact of viral types of concern, in this Progress piece. The currently licensed vaccinations have been exceedingly efficient in avoiding COVID-19, a particularly severe disease when they have been used in a large proportion of the adult population. Nonetheless, there remain considerable obstacles in maintaining equal vaccination access around the world, as well as lessons to be learned for managing this and future pandemics.

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COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, vaccine efficiency, vaccine efficacy, India, vaccination scenario, vaccine

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