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Abstract: "A study to assess the knowledge regarding needle stick injury among the class four workers at Aurangabad City"Objective:1.To assess the knowledge regarding needle stick injury among the class four workers.2.To associate knowledge score with selected demographic variables.Research Approach: Descriptive approach Research Design: Quasi-experimental research design Population: Class four workers, Aurangabad. Sample: Class four workers Sample Size: 80 Class four workers Setting: The study was conducted in Kamalnayan Bajaj Hospital, Aurangabad. Sampling Technique: Probability Convenience Sampling. Tool: Structured Questionnaire will be used for the study. Findings: After the detailed analysis of the samples, assessment of knowledge of class four workers regarding needle stick injury, majority of the class four workers 1.3% of the class four workers had poor knowledge (score 0.5), 50% of them had average knowledge (score 6-10) and 48.8% of them had good knowledge (score 11-15) regarding needle stick injury. Conclusion:Conclusion of This study adds to our understanding of class four workers knowledge on needle stick injury. Decisions,

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ABSTRACT This study delves into the rich maritime history of Odisha, tracing its roots back to the ancient kingdom of Kalinga. Famed for its maritime prowess, Kalinga's legacy continues to thrive through the exceptional boat building techniques practiced in the region. This research unravels the intricate craftsmanship behind the construction of diverse ancient boat types such as Bhela, Chapa, Padhua, Pota, and Nauka. By examining these boats, this study provides a vivid representation of Odisha's maritime glory, shedding light on the socio-economic conditions and cultural dimensions that influenced this thriving tradition. Through a meticulous exploration of historical records and contemporary accounts, this research offers a comprehensive glimpse into a heritage that has not only stood the test of time but continues to shape Odisha's cultural identity today.

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KEYWORDS - Boat Building, Maritime History, Bhela , Chapa, Padhua, Pota, Nauka.

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Life..! The Right to Life is one of the Supreme rights. Moreover, it is the belief that a human being or animal has the right to live and in particular should not be killed by another entity or nation or ethnic group. No one could be held in servitude for any reason along with everyone having an obligation not to end up another life. One of the supreme crime under international as well as national regime is Genocide. It may true that the "fact of genocide is as old as humanity" but as an legal concept of genocide is a rather recent arrival. We have to to be noted that 'killing' is not necessary to hold on with genocide, somewhat a deliberate and systematic destruction of a people who belong to peculiar race or cultural or religious group. . We analysis the historical background and an legal regime of genocide. "Right is right, even if everyone is against it, and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it."

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Genocide, Right to Life, Killing, Destruction, Humanity, Supreme Rights.

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Practical improvement requires sensible utilization of assets which can cook for present need and furthermore makes arrangement for what's in store. Geospatial innovation works at a territorial level as well as miniature level by giving a system to information representation and investigation which is pivotal to the dynamic cycle. Such a stage gives instruments that assist leaders with breaking down complex circumstances and complete the undertaking with productivity. Research shows that Geospatial believing is basic to make due and work in the present digitized world. Research has additionally shown that schooling in Geospatial innovation will be urgent to make labor force skillful across all areas of the economy and it will be especially essential for accomplishing feasible improvement objectives. Geospatial training in India is lingering behind the remainder of the world because of the imperatives of the College structure in running Interdisciplinary subject. Geology schooling to a great extent confines to four-year certification with practically zero innovative establishing. This paper is an endeavor to basically break down Geospatial schooling situation in India with unique reference to the encounters of the showing Geospatial educational plan at Advantageous interaction Foundation of Geoinformatics. This paper additionally endeavors to assess the endeavors of incorporating research on supportable advancement with the main subjects.

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Feasible turn of events, Geospatial Innovation, Advanced education, educational plan Improvement, Topography Training.

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Tax evasion and tax avoidance are two practices that have significant effects on the Indian economy. Tax evasion includes engaging in illegal activities to avoid paying taxes in full. Both tax avoidance and tax evasion cause a loss of government revenue, which may restrict governmental spending on infrastructure, social welfare, and development programmers. Tax avoidance refers to the legal exploitation of tax law loopholes to minimize tax liability. Income disparity is also worsened by tax avoidance and evasion, which also damages public trust in the tax system. In the past, the tax evasion and tax avoidance of a large informal sector, poor tax administration, and complicated tax laws have allowed tax evaders to thrive, resulting in significant revenue losses that have made it difficult for the government to fund public services. The Indian government has implemented a number of measures that target tax avoidance and evasion in the current situation. These include improving tax legislation, enhancing tax administration, and utilizing technology to increase compliance and transparency. Tax evasion is being battled and a tax system that is more equitable is being promoted through initiatives such as demonetization, the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), and the creation of the Direct Tax Code. This paper explores multi dimensions of tax avoidance and tax evasion in the view of current government laws, policies and preventive measures, how it has affected the Indian economy and the judicial interpretation of tax evasion and avoidance.

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Tax payer, Tax evasion, Tax avoidance, Impact of economy, penalties.

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This article explores the crucial role that network security plays in contemporary warfare, with an emphasis on how the US might use its strong network security infrastructure to gain an advantage. With the growing integration of digital and physical battlefields, protecting communication links, conducting intelligence operations, and preserving operational continuity are critical in today's world. From its beginnings in protecting early communication networks to its present condition as a crucial component of military strategy and national defense, the paper charts the development of network security in combat. The study illustrates how network security has influenced recent wars via several case studies, including the Stuxnet assault and cyber-operations in conflicts in North Korea, Georgia, Russia, and Ukraine. After that, it looks at how secure the US military's network is right now, evaluating its advantages and disadvantages against new online dangers. The study also examines emerging cybersecurity technologies and evaluates how they may affect combat in the future. These technologies include artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and quantum-resistant encryption. There is a discussion of difficulties including new threats, holes in existing systems, and moral and legal issues with cyberwarfare. The article suggests methods to improve network security, with a focus on international collaboration, training, and best practices. The study concludes by projecting the future of cyber warfare and emphasizing the critical role that network security plays in guaranteeing the safety and effectiveness of military operations. It also argues that the United States should continue to have a strategic advantage in this dynamic field.

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Cyber Warfare, Network Security Infrastructure, Military Cyber Defense, Cybersecurity Technology Advancements, Strategic Cyber Dominance.

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Background: Online classes emerged as a game-changer during COVID-19 pandemic. In this difficult period, online classes grabbing the attention of the whole world. This study assess the effectiveness of offline versus online classes on learning of B.Sc. Nursing Part III students. The present study also compares whether online classes is as effective as offline classes. Objective: The objective was to assess the effectiveness of offline versus online classes on learning of B.Sc. Nursing Part III students. Methodology: A quasi experimental post-test only design was used in this study. The study was conducted at 6 private nursing colleges of Kota Rajasthan. Total 300 nursing students were chosen by purposive sampling technique for the study, 150 students for offline classes and 150 for online classes. Regular 5 days offline and online classes were taken with lectures and power point presentations. Offline classes were taken in class room of colleges and online classes were taken by zoom platform. On the 6th day post-test was taken by using structured knowledge questionnaire and data were gathered by both modes of classes. Results: Offline classes scores in this study showed that 8.7% of students reporting moderate effectiveness and 91.3% reporting very effective level of learning as compare to the online classes with 77.3% of students reporting moderate effectiveness and 22.7% reporting very effective level of learning. The t-test showed that there is a significant difference between the Online and Offline classes (df = 298, t = -17.212, p < .001). The results findings showed that offline classes were significantly effective than online classes. Conclusion: The study's findings indicated that offline classes is more effective than online classes on learning of B.Sc. Nursing Part III students.

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Effectiveness, offline classes, online classes, learning

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Electricity theft is a significant challenge in the operation of smart grids, leading to revenue loss for utility companies and increased costs for consumers. Detecting electricity theft is crucial to maintaining the integrity of smart grid systems. In this study, we propose a novel approach for electricity theft detection in smart grids based on deep neural networks (DNNs). Our method leverages the power consumption data collected from smart meters, utilizing the temporal and spatial patterns in electricity usage. We design a DNN architecture capable of learning and identifying abnormal consumption patterns indicative of theft. The model is trained on historical data, enabling it to distinguish between legitimate variations in electricity usage and unauthorized consumption. The effectiveness of our approach is evaluated using real-world smart grid data, demonstrating its ability to accurately detect instances of electricity theft. By harnessing the power of deep learning, our method offers a proactive and efficient solution to identify and mitigate electricity theft in smart grids, ultimately contributing to the stability and sustainability of modern energy distribution systems.

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Abstract: Experiment was set up by using pots having one Kg. steam sterilizedsoil. Twenty one day old okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) plant were transplanted in each pots. Leaf powder of five medicinal plant Viz. Asperagus asparagoides, Catharenthus roseus, Solanum nigrum, Occimum sanctum, Aegle marmelos were used to control root knot nematode, M. incognita in okra. There was markedincreased in root-shoot length, root-shoot weight of fresh and dry plant. Number of leaves, number of fruit and size increased. Leaf powder (LP) + Nematode (N)treatment as compare to Nematode (N) alone treatment. Leaf powder (LP) +Nematode (N) treatment was also characterized by reduction in root knot index incomparison to nematode alone. Leaf powder (LP) of Asperagus (Asp)+Nematode (N) combination was found to be more effective to reduce root knot index. It was alsoobserved that applied doze of 20 gm. Leaf powder was more effective than 10 gram doze. Keywords:- M. Incognita, Nematode, Okra, Leaf Powder

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Keywords:- M. Incognita, Nematode, Okra, Leaf Powder

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NFIT i.e., Needle-free injection technology is a comprehensive concept that covers an array of drug delivery systems designed to transport medications through the skin without the need for hypodermic needles. These systems utilize different forces, including Lorentz forces, shock waves, gas pressure or electrophoresis, to eliminate the necessity of using needles for drug administration. This method offers benefits not limited to the pharmaceutical sector, the emerging nations also finds it extremely helpful in mass vaccination campaigns by diminishing the likelihood of needle-related injuries and averting additional associated repercussions, such as those brought on by the repeated use of a single needle. Based on how they operate, the kind of load they carry, how drugs are delivered, and where they are delivered, NFIT devices can be categorized. The key considerations for ensuring a reliable, secure, and efficient drug delivery using NFIT are the drug's viscosity, sterility and shelf life of the medication. Another notable advantage of this technology is its capability to deliver highly viscous medication formulations that are challenging to administer using traditional needle and syringe systems, particularly when employing advanced needle-free injection systems. Needle-free injection technology devices are Produced using various techniques; however, the most used method is the injection molding technique. This technology is being offered in a variety of forms, including Vitajet 3, Tev-Tropin, Bioject ZetaJetTM and others. Numerous devices are already on the market as a result of greater investment in its development and FDA approval.

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Bioject ZetaJetTM, Needle free injection technology, Molding technique, Tev-Tropin etc.

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