Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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he prices of fossil fuels have been increasing, leading to a gap between power demand and supply. Energy consumption in residential areas is also increasing due to the use of appliances. The project aims to optimize power consumption by implementing a microgrid in a household. The microgrid will be more efficient and flexible than conventional grids and will involve customers in monitoring the smart grid. The project will focus on modeling and optimizing the microgrid, comparing tech- nologies and simulating different energy sources. The project will have societal impacts by reducing energy consumption, lowering electricity bills, and decreasing CO2 emissions. The importance of optimization and modeling in managing energy generation, transmission, distribution, and storage will be emphasized. The financial feasibility will also be considered.

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Energy Cost Optimization, Microgrid Integration, Electric Vehicles, Stochastic optimization technique, Renewable Energy Sources;

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India needs to increase elderly care and welfare due to its aging population. Assistive technology is essential for removing barriers and assisting older people with daily tasks. However, lack of user awareness is a major obstacle. Providing suitable living spaces, creating cozy attire, maintaining active networks, and involving elders in neighborhood activities are crucial. Opportunities for jobs and recreation also help maintain physical and mental fitness. Technology interventions in design, networking, recreation, and entertainment are essential. Public policy support, capacity building, and awareness campaigns are needed to effectively utilize technology in elderly care. The goal of the paper is to enhance the protection and well-being of India's aging population by examining the difficulties that older people encounter with regard to social isolation, healthcare, financial stability, and access to social services. The study examines how modern technology is changing the quality of life for seniors, with an emphasis on India. The research technique comprises a thorough examination of current technical advancements and their applications in elder care, as well as an assessment of the unique difficulties and limitations in the Indian setting. The findings highlight the immense potential of technology in addressing the complex needs of India's aging population, such as facilitating remote healthcare access, mitigating social isolation through online communities, enhancing financial inclusion, and ensuring legal protection through digital resources. The paper advocates for the proactive use of technology and policy initiatives to protect the rights of elderly citizens, emphasizing the need for public policy support, capacity building, and awareness campaigns to improve the quality of life for the elderly population in India.

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Elderly Welfare, Senior citizen's Rights, Elderly Care Technology, Health Care, digital literacy

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A study to assess the knowledge regarding personal safety education among primary school children at Meerut district. The objective of the study were To assess the knowledge regarding personal safety education among school children. To find out the association between knowledge score with selected demographic variable. The research approach adopted for a descriptive research design Non-probability purposive sampling technique the setting of the study was selected primary schools at Meerut district was used to collect the samples. The population comprised of school children in primary schools with 10 -12 years of age. Non-probability purposive sampling technique was used to select 50 primary school children. A self-structured knowledge checklist was prepared to assess the knowledge regarding personal safety education among school children at Meerut district.the reliability of the tool, feasibility was verified through a tryout and pilot study. The reliability of the tool was established by Karl Pearson formula. The data collected was analysed using descriptive statistics. As per class study, 42% are studying in 4th class, and rest 58% are studying in 5th class, As per institution type 26% are studying at a government institute, 38% are studying in a private institute, and the rest 36% are studying in mission/ society. As per type of Family 32% are in nuclear family, 26% are in a joint family, 26% are in a extended family and rest 16% are raised by a single parent. As per number of siblings, 18% have only 1 sibling, 14% have 2 siblings, 50% have 3 siblings, and rest 18% have 4- above siblings. As per socio economic status 28% have a salary of below 10000, 18% have between 10000-20000, 38% have between 20000-50000, rest 16% have above 50000. The mean knowledge score (6.38) of children regarding personal safety. The majority of the samples i.e. 44% are having moderately adequate knowledge, 18% are having adequate knowledge and the remaining 38% are having inadequate knowledge regarding personal safety education. The standard deviation score is 2.19 it indicating that school children have average knowledge regarding personal safety education

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knowledge, personal safety education, primary school children.

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Abstract The paper attempts to show the relationship between Dogra state, society and women development in educational development in Kashmir. It examines the states and societal responsibility of educating the Kashmiri women. The paper exposed and enquires into the stereotype of women apathy to modern education due to their traditional conservatism. It shows that relative deprivation of women in different opportunities led to their illiteracy. Kashmir which was under the autocratic rule of the Dogra Maharajas was the most backward among princely states and education was no exception. Initially the Dogra Rajas utterly ignored the education of women. The vacuum was filled by the Christian Missionaries. The paper will mainly focus on the educational policy and the attitude of the Dogra state towards the development of girl's education in Kashmir. The first part of the paper studies the state's role in the development of women education in Kashmir. Second part examines the attitude of the society and women towards modern education. The paper concludes with the dismal educational condition of Kashmir in general and women in particular, which can be said is the legacy it inherited from the Dogra state.

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Key words: Kashmir, Dogra's, Female Education, Illiteracy.

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The Mah?parinibb?na sutta played an essential role in Buddhism. In this Sutta, the Buddha summarized the most basic teachings during forty-five years of preaching for the welfare of beings. It gives the last words of the Buddha, the last advice of the Buddha, to his disciples. It is not a single discourse like most others in the Suttanta Pi?aka but a historical account of the last year or so of the Buddha's life. The Buddha's reply describes the seven things for the prosperity and non-decline of rulers and the non-decline in the Sa?gha; The effects of Immoral life and the values of the Moral life. The image of the Buddha - who, in fullness, is the subject of human ascension, the great moralist of humanity. The worship of sacred relics and sacred places, the persons worthy of memorial mounds and pilgrimages to those holy places, the concept of the Cakravartin, etc., have evolved out of original monetary thoughts and what is now known as the four great places of pilgrimage: Lumbini, Bodhgaya, Sarnath, and Kushinagar. As individuals, if we integrate Buddha's teachings into our daily lives, we can solve all our inner problems and attain a truly peaceful mind. Society requires a code of ethics to provide order, prevent or minimize general or large-scale societal conflicts, reduce strife between individuals, and provide a basis for settling disputes between competing values.

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Mah?parinibb?na Sutta, moral life, historical sites

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This research paper delves into the pervasive issue of disruptive behavior as a prevalent disorder linked to juvenile delinquency in India. It emphasizes the significance of adopting a psychological perspective within the juvenile justice system. The study highlights the contributing factors, including adverse environments, negative peer influences, abuse, and neglect, which propel juveniles towards delinquent behaviors. To address this concern, the paper underscores the importance of nurturing the holistic development of children across physical, mental, moral, and spiritual dimensions. Furthermore, the paper observes a disturbing surge in juvenile crimes across the country, with far-reaching consequences for victims and society as a whole, primarily driven by socioeconomic and psychological factors. It notes that delinquent behavior often stems from perceived injustices, leading to psychological distress and a recurrent pattern of criminal activities. The primary objective of this research is to analyze the prevalence of disruptive behavior within the context of juvenile delinquency, elucidate its root causes, and propose effective preventive strategies. By doing so, this paper contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the psychological complexities associated with juvenile delinquency, aiming to inform targeted interventions and solutions. This study examined the relationship between disruptive behavior disorders (DBDs) and juvenile delinquency in a sample of 100 delinquents, 49 of whom were female and 51 of whom were male. The Disruptive Behavior Disorders Rating Scale (DBDRS) was used to assess DBD symptoms, and juvenile delinquency was assessed using self-report and official records.

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Juveniledelinquents,mentalhealth,delinquency,prevention,juvenilepsychology,Juvenile justice law in India, psychological perspective, intervention.

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Abstract The purpose of the study was to find out the Quiet eye training: effects on free throw shooting and gaze duration variables among basketball players. To achieve the purpose of the study twenty men basketball players were selected randomly as subjects from various B.Sc physical education and S.S.Duraisamy Nadar Mariammal College, college students (players) kovilpatti in Thoothukodi district, Tamilnadu, India The subject's age ranged from 18 to 23 years. The subjects were assigned at random into two group of each ten (N=10). Group-I was underwent Quiet eye training group and group-II acted as control group who did not do any training the training period other than their daily schedule the curriculum. The duration of the training period was restricted to six week for five days per week was confined to analysis of co-variance (ANCOVA) was used in this study to find out the Quiet eye training: effects on free throw shooting and gaze duration variables among basketball players. The level of significance was fixed at 0.05 level of confidence which was considered to be the appropriate one of this study when the ''F' 'ratio was found to be significant. It was concluded that the Quiet eye training group had shown significantly improved in Shooting (basket ball free throw and gaze duration (Hand eye coordination with ball shooting) variables shooting test and gaze duration. However the control group had not shown any significant improvement on any of the selected variables such health fitness variables

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Keywords: Quiet eye training, free throw shooting and gaze duration test

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The rise of podcasts in recent years has revolutionized the way information and entertainment are created and shared. Offering convenience and versatility, podcasts are digital audio or video files that may be downloaded or streamed online anywhere, anytime. They possess a variety of characteristics that satisfy the needs of their listeners. Comparatively, FM radio has certain limitations such as government broadcasting policy, regional regulations, station regulations, and target market demographics. Besides the other limitations are usage of language, profanity, copyright, licensing problems, hate speech, discrimination, business classified ads, and broadcasting hours. At the same time, podcasts acts as a platform for freedom of expression without any limitation permitting creators to express their thoughts, evaluations, and creativity without any impendence censorship or any kind of authorities' intervention. As an open and accessible medium, podcasts allow diverse testimonies and discussions on essential issues to reach audiences globally. They foster an inclusive space for dialogue, cultural exchange, knowledge-sharing, and societal progress. This study was conducted in the first week of August 2023 to find out whether the podcast platform serves as a medium of entertainment for Spotify podcast listeners and to get an insight into the kind of information it disseminated to its listeners through content analysis. The top ten leading Spotify episodes were considered, and analysis was done on the content of those 10 episodes. The study found that podcasts as a medium of information and entertainment have advantage such as greater freedom of expression in content creation and sharing there is no limit to the artistic expression of a creator and there is no time limit for the podcast. At the same time as the podcaster is a gatekeeper, he or she needs to exercise responsible content creation and adhere to moral, legal, and ethical guidelines.

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New Media, Podcasts, Spotify, content analysis, Creative Freedom, moral and ethical guidelines.

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Use of PCR techniques in the field of Microbiological, diagnostics and Forensic Science has increased to the point where it is now accepted as the standard method for detecting nucleic acids from a number of sample and microbial types.In the scientific laboratory, traditional PCR was already a necessary instrument, though. Due to its increased speed, sensitivity, and reproducibility as well as its reduced danger of carryover contamination, real-time PCR has facilitated the wider use of PCR. During real-time PCR, a growing variety of chemistries are employed to detect PCR products as they build within a closed reaction vessel. PCR is being used in two key areas in bioscience: high-throughput PCR systems and microfluidics-based PCR devices for point-of-care (POC) applications. We also address the commercialization of these techniques before concluding with an examination of their modifications and application in novel areas of biomedicine.. For example, real-time reverse transcription PCR is the gold standard for SARS-CoV-2 diagnoses. The gold standard for SARS-CoV-2 diagnosis is real-time reverse transcription PCR. The dynamic range of initial target molecule determination in real-time PCR is very large (at least five orders of magnitude). Real-time quantitative PCR is more accurate and requires less labor than traditional quantitative PCR procedures.

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Microbiological,Diagnostic,Forensic,RealtimePCR,contamination,poc,biomedicine,labor intensive, Transcription, Commercialization

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The kinetics of the formic acid inhibited CoO catalysed autoxidation of S(IV) in alkaline medium has been studied and based on the observed results following rate has been proposed. Rate constants and the order of reaction were calculated and the reaction was found to be pseudo- first order in all cases. The effect of pH and temperature are also discussed. The value of apparent activation (Ea) energy was calculated by Arrhenius equation. On the basis of inhibition parameters, the reaction follows free radical mechanism.

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Kinetics; Autoxidation; SO2; CoO ; Catalysis; Inhibition ; formic acid, free radical mechanism

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