Volume 8 | Issue 12 |

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Since they supply the expert information with the expected incorporated and accommodated information from changed and dissipated information sources, ETL strategies are the spine part of an information distribution center. In any case, the development of an ETL interaction, particularly the plan stage, is as yet viewed as a tedious undertaking. This is expected fundamentally to the reality thatETL activities are regularly evolved in light of a particular innovation from the beginning. As a consequence, it's challenging to interchange and reuse techniques and best practises across projects usingvarious technologies We have done our best to the best of our abilities. There has been no attempt to coordinate the development of ETL processes by presenting a standard and integrated development plan. To address this issue, this article introduces a paradigm for model-driven ETL process creation. Our framework has two advantages: (i) utilization of merchant autonomous models for a uniform plan of ETL processes in light of the expressive and notable BPMN, and (ii) A substantial stage might be made via naturally changing over these models into the seller explicit code expected to do an ETL methodology.

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ETL, BPMN, Design, Model-Driven Engineering.

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With the emergence of coronavirus in December 2019, a new frightening chapter began in the world as the virus shook the world. India was no exception to this, no region of India remained untouched by this virus, it affected all the 8 union territories and 28 states of India. As a safety measure, the lockdown was imposed by the government and all this development not only brought a change in the lifestyle of the common people but also had an effect on the socio-economic condition of every citizen. Its impact was evident in various sectors such as political, religious, educational, health, psychological, etc. As a result of the economic instability, market-induced volatility has further widened the inequality gap. sharp rise in unemployment, cost cutting, stress on supply chains, collapse of tourism and hospitality industry, reduced consumer activity along with market, plunge in fuel consumption led to decrease in government income. All these impacts were experienced by Hindi Print Media of Himachal Pradesh. This paper mainly deals with the three leading Hindi newspapers of Himachal Pradesh namely Amar Ujala, Punjab Kesari and Dainik Jagran and analyzed their market share before lockdown and post lockdown i.e., print order during the pandemic. The paper is based on secondary data. It's an attempt towards highlighting the changing outlook of Hindi Print Media under the impact of COVID 19 with special reference to the Himachal Pradesh.

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COVID, Hindi Print media, Lockdown.

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The construction industry is facing pressing challenges of sustainability, durability, and resilience in the context of climate change and urbanization. Advanced materials such as photocatalytic cementitious composites, self-healing concretes, phase change materials (PCMs), shape-memory alloys (SMAs), and green concrete have emerged as promising solutions. This review synthesizes developments reported in the past two decades across these domains. Photocatalytic concretes enable pollution reduction and self-cleaning surfaces through TiO? activation. Self-healing concretes, employing bacteria, encapsulated agents, and chemical triggers, extend structural service life. PCMs provide energy-efficient building envelopes by stabilizing thermal fluctuations. SMAs enhance adaptive and repair functions in infrastructure. Finally, green concrete developments, including waste utilization and low-carbon binders, contribute toward circular economy principles. The review identifies synergies, knowledge gaps, and future opportunities for mainstream adoption of these smart and sustainable construction materials.

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Photocatalytic concrete, Self-healing concrete, Phase change materials, Shape-memory alloys, Green concrete, Sustainable construction.

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The groundwater in the Birbhum district of West Bengal plays a critical role in meeting domestic, agricultural, and industrial needs. However, it is increasingly threatened by contamination from various inorganic pollutants. Naturally occurring elements such as fluoride, arsenic, iron, and manganese, alongwith anthropogenic substances like nitrate, phosphate, and heavy metals, have been identified at concentrations that exceed permissible limits in several parts of the district. These pollutants arise from both geogenic processes, including the weathering of mineral-laden rocks, and human activities such as unregulated mining, huge agricultural activity, and industrial effluents. This review provides a comprehensive overview of the occurrence, hydrogeochemical behaviour, and spatial distribution of different inorganic pollutant found in this region. It also highlights both traditional and innovative methods for detection and removal techniques of inorganic pollutants from groundwater. Finally, the review addresses the main challenges, including seasonal fluctuations, inadequate infrastructure, and community involvement, and suggests future directions for developing low-cost, decentralized, and sustainable groundwater treatment systems.

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Inorganic pollutants in groundwater of Birbhum district, West Bengal: Detection and removal techniques

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The Ka?lika?pura?n?a, a religious text written in Sanskrit is of much historical and cultural value for studying the history of ancient Assam. It is considered as the most important document of Kamarupa for writing the history of the region. Therefore many historians and scholars referred Ka?lika?pura?n?a while discussing the various aspects of ancient Assam. The present study is an attempt to study how Vaisnavism, being a contemporary religious sect with Saktisim and Saivism was presented in the Ka?lika?pura?n?a. Further it will also try to discuss and develop a clear understanding about the rites and rituals mentioned in the text which were practiced while worshipping Vishnu.

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Ka?lika?pura?n?a, Vaisnavism, Sanskrit, Ancient.

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Very few instances of women characters disclosing their intimate and untold experiences are upholded in history who struggle to break through the stereotypical construct of being tolerant care givers. This was merely because being set in the patriarchal set up there had always been the fear of being rejected, mocked , humiliated or ostracized. Autobiography writing by women, a literature of self-revelation which forms its existence in India since the early 19th century enables the woman author to express how she endures an invasion of self, the intrusion of inner space, or a violation of her sexual and physical autonomy. In contrast to other genres, this form unravels the innermost feelings of a writer and her self-exploration with a tone of truth. In the later part of the twentieth century, there are autobiographers like Amrita Pritam, Kamala Das, Shobha De, Tasleema Nasrin etc who have boldly expressed their innermost emotions and the socio-cultural impositions laid down by the society on women in particular. Their mode of self expression seem to construct a distinct form of agency that not only share their experiences but also impact on the psyche of all women. The present study takes into account the autobiographies of Amrita Pritam, Kamala Das and Dr. Indira Goswami who have boldly expressed their views on the socio-cultural realities during the late twentieth century. The study will also attempt to affirm the female voice as redeemers of their own "self" as well as the community of women at large who navigate through an oppressive structure encountering trauma but emerge out of it and rebuilds life. Despite their diverse geographical and socio-political affiliations their representations share commonalities that highlight a distinct woman voice. The poignant yet challenging expressions of various kinds of discriminations and conflicts that they have been exposed to in their public and private life triggered their bold stances in the prevailing social order, that not only uphold their voice against patriarchy but also provide an alternative yet exigent source of history .

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Autobiography, self-expression, voice, discrimination , patriarchy,agency, society

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The proliferation of Internet of goods (IoT) technology has opened up innovative avenues for enhancing agricultural practices. In this paper, we propose an IoT- enabled factory monitoring system exercising camera technology to give real time monitoring and analysis of plant health parameters. These cameras capture high resolution images of shops at regular intervals. Image processing algorithms are employed to anatomize these images and extract applicable information analogous as plant growth rate, flake achromatize, pest infestation, and complaint symptoms. likewise, the system integrates with pall- predicated platforms for data storage and analysis, allowing farmers to pierce factory health criteria ever via web interfaces. Machine knowledge ways are abused to continuously meliorate the delicacy of factory health assessments over time, enabling visionary decision- timber and precise resource allocation. The proposed IoT factory health monitoring system offers several advantages over traditional styles, including reduced labor costs, early discovery of plant stressors, and optimized resource operation. also, it facilitates data driven perceptivity that empower farmers to make informed opinions to meliorate crop yield and quality. The system is designed to be stoner-friendly, allowing individualities to cover their shops ever through a web interface. exercising Internet of goods (IoT) principles. The captured visual data is analyzed to descry anomalies, conditions, or stress factors in advancement of smart husbandry and sustainable factory care practices. prolusion husbandry's purpose is the lineage and nurturing of shops, brutes, and other organisms, analogous as fungi, in order to produce biofuel, food, fiber, medicinal shops, in addition to other goods that profit and support living beasties. The secret to" betterment in husbandry" is truly vital, demand for a developing country.

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Plant Monitoring System using IoT

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Child labour is a serious social and economic issue in India, where millions of children are engaged in various forms of labour, often under hazardous and exploitative conditions. This study aims to explore the root causes, types, and consequences of child labour, with a focus on understanding how poverty, lack of education, and weak enforcement of laws contribute to the problem. It also examines the legal framework and government initiatives, such as the Child Labour Act and the National Child Labour Project (NCLP), implemented to combat this issue. The study highlights the physical, emotional, and educational impacts on affected children and suggests practical solutions like promoting education, raising awareness, strengthening law enforcement, and community participation. The goal is to emphasize the urgent need for a collective effort to eliminate child labour and ensure a safe, educated, and healthy future for every child.

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Labour, Education, Poverty, Laws, Unemployment, Awarness

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The environmental concerns around production of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) have led to a shift towards more sustainable building materials. Industrial and demolition waste material can be good alternative supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs). This study investigates the use of Recycled Brick Powder (RBPs) is crushed and finely ground mud brick and is used as a partial replacement for OPC in concrete. The pozzolanic nature of RBP allows it to react with calcium hydroxide, which could improve the long-condition strength and resistance of concrete. In this research, Concrete mixes were prepared with different percentages (5%,10%,15%, 20%) of replacement percentage of cement with RBPs. The specimens were tested for strength after 7,14,28 days of curing. Microstructural analysis was done to understand the impact on the concrete. The 10% and 15% RBP replacing degree remained the same, while a 20% replacing led to a noticeable diminution. The pozzolanic chemical reaction at lower RBPs resulted in a denser and refined construction Reducing RBPs and minimizing building and destruction waste material and lowering the Cement in concrete products are some of the challenges addressed by the reuse of RBP. Up to 15% of RBP can be used as a sustainable cement replacement in concrete for general and non-critical structural application. This in turn promotes the green building practices and aligns well with global construction sustenance frameworks

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Recycled Brick Powder (RBP), sustainable concrete, partial cement replacement, mechanical strength, pozzolanic materials, construction waste reuse, circular economy

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Like many other countries, India is exploring the possibility of adopting digital currency as a part of its monetary system. Modi government brought a revolutionary movement towards the era of digital transaction in India by demonetization of currency in 2016. Though it was swift decision for the country like India where more than 90% transactions are in cash mode, people are accustomed with it but within the short period of time, they introduced the digital mode of payment. The adaptation of digital methods for payments is facilitated by phenomenal increase the use of smart phones and for digital payments PAYTM, BHIM UPI, PHONE PAY, Google Pay etc. digital modes of payments are popularly used. The paper will try to explore the global outlook on digital currencies in selected countries and will attempt to examine India's digital currency transition and it's present as well as future implications.

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Demonetization, Global Outlook, Digital payment, Present and future implications.

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