Volume 10 | Issue 12 |

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Myocardial Infarction, Electrocardiogram, Internet of Things

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Humans are modifying the environment in the name of development. Development which started with making of tools and stabilized agriculture gave way to industrialization and automobolisation. With the help of scientific and technological development man has achieved new dimensions and has enhanced his quality of life by adding several facilities and amenities. The automobiles are considered as one of the major causes which contribute much to the air pollution. According to the study carried out by the Pollution Control Board Ludhiana in 2009, there were more than 7 lakhs of vehicles within the city and till date they have increased many folds. The main constituent of the emissions of the vehicles are carbon mono-oxide, sulphur dioxide, hydro carbons, lead salts etc. Growing industrialization and automobolisation has rendered the whole atmosphere polluted and its impact is very dangerous not only for man but also to the environment itself. About half of the vehicular air pollution is due to increased number of the auto-rickshaws. In the city 83% of auto-rickshaws are diesel driven which is the cause of spread of unburnt hydro carbons. Effects of air pollution are the most prominent in causing pulmonary diseases, continued exposure to sub-lethal concentration leads to physiological effects. The fine particles in particular those with the fibrous structure e.g. asbestos might cause lung impairment.

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Environment, Air pollution, industrialization and Automobilization

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Nowadays the customer segmentation became a very popular method. The method of breaking up consumers into smaller groups is known as customer segmentation, often referred to as market segmentation. This makes it simpler to tailor your messaging to the demands of your audience. Behavioural customer segmentation is The process of separating customers into groups based on any of the following qualities is known as behavioural segmentation. {Utilization, fidelity, mindfulness, occasions, education, and purchase intentions}. Customers are identified using a computer technique called the k-means clustering algorithm based on their behavioural characteristics. Developed clusters assist the business in identifying certain clients and selling its content to them through social websites with media in which they are genuinely interested. different clustering algorithms (k-Means, Agglomerative, and Mean shift) are been implemented to segment the customers and finally compare the results of clusters obtained from the algorithms.

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Oral fast dissolving films are an advanced technique that has a quick onset of action and improves patient compliance. Many patients, particularly pediatric and geriatric patients, have difficulties swallowing tablets and hard gelatin capsules and do not take their medications as prescribed. Approximately 35% of the general population suffers from swallowing difficulties or dysphasia. It enhances the efficacy of APIs and promotes medication use. These formulations are effective for colds, allergic rhinitis, asthma attacks, and CNS problems that require rapid onset of action for faster relief. The sublingual path of drug administration is very effective because the drug is absorbed through the sublingual blood vessels without passing through the hepatic first pass metabolism, resulting in improved bioavailability. The current article provides a summary of the formulation aspects, manufacturing methods such as solvent casting, assessment parameters, and sublingual uses of fast dissolving films.

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: Fast dissolving sublingual film, disintegration time, film-casting, oral films, the onset of action.

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Consumer society is an unquestionably complex social construct. Although after decades of continual dominance, there are signs emerging that it is starting to falter, both as a durable and rational system of social organization and as a strategy for societal advancement. This article reviews the growth of the consumer-oriented society along the social change. Bringing together leading theories on social change, the article identifies and analyzes the change that have occurred in the contemporary society.

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Social Change, Consumption, Consumer, Malls, Society.

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Identity, Housekeeping, Self-discovery, Freedom, Subjectivity, Norms

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IOT, Nutrients.

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The study examined the Competency in ICT among secondary school teacher in relation to their gender and locality. Descriptive survey method was used by the investigation. A sample of 300 secondary school teachers working in urban and rural schools of district Patna was selected through stratified random sampling. The researchers used a scale developed by myself Competency in ICT for secondary school teachers. The data collected were analysed using the mean, SD and t test to compare Competency in ICT of male female, urban and rural secondary school teachers. It was found that secondary school teachers have very high Competency in ICT. The results indicated that there is a significant difference in the Competency in ICT male or female secondary school teachers. There is a significant difference in Competency in ICT of urban and rural secondary school teachers.

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ICT, secondary school teachers, competency, gender, locality of school

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This research paper sheds light on Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's use of the narrative technique in her work "The Last Queen." Chitra Banerjee is currently considered one of the best storytellers among English novelists. She has utilized proverbs, imagery, irony, allegory, and other narrative techniques. The narrative techniques in the book "The Last Queen" are the focus of this research paper. The act of narrating a story to a child, reading a newspaper, or even writing about a day in your journal are all examples of simple acts of narration. Narrative is an inevitable part of our lives. Based on Genette's theoretical framework, the purpose of this study was to examine the selected Divakaruni work and examine the narrative techniques used in her works. During the course of the investigation, it was discovered that the writer's use of various narrative techniques was, in fact, what gave her works their distinctiveness. The novel depicts a girl's life through its various stages. There are four stages in a woman's life: girl, bride, queen, and rebel. The new book was beautifully introduced to us by Chitra Benerjee Divakaruni. It uncovers us about the sharp-peered toward lovely, obstinate and enthusiastic Jinan Kaur, the girl of a canine mentor turned into the last sovereign of maharaja Ranjith Singh's most youthful and last sovereign.

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Girl, Bride, Queen, Rebel, Courage, Resistance Warrior women

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Almost 63.6% of Indian population still lives in rural areas with minimum wages barely fulfilling their minimum living expenses. There are various social and economic Stata still exists and due to less availability of nutrition, the ratio of disabled is high. Millions of children are unable to go schools and many of them are marginalized with dimensions such as poverty, gender, disability, and caste. In present scenario, the role of inclusive education is very important in the inclusive and sustainable development of country. Various education policies came in this direction starting with the centrally sponsored scheme for Integrated Education for Disabled Children (IEDC) in 1974; many more efforts are still needed for the creation and maintenance of quality inclusive campuses and thus the inclusive India. Keeping these in view, this article discusses the concept, importance and challenges of the inclusive education in the Indian context. What has been done and what measures are still needed to develop an inclusive education system that leads to an inclusive society.

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Inclusive Education, Persons with disability, Inclusion etc

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