Volume 5 | Issue 2 |

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Previously unsolvable cases are now solved easily with the development of the field of medical jurisprudence. It covers in its ambit the provision of evidence for a wide range and scope of cases. Medical certificates are a crucial piece of documentary evidence but are treated as opinions by the Court of laws. The following paper seeks to elucidate on the legal issues involved in using medical certificates as genuine pieces of evidence and how courts have over the years used them to reach conclusions to facilitate justice. We will also shed light on the legal pre-requisites for issuing medical certificates, issued by National and State Medical Councils. These legal guidelines are largely followed today, yet medical certificates continue to be treated as secondary pieces of evidence due to lack of a holistic statute on issuance of medical certificate.

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Forensic science; Medical Jurisprudence; Medical Certificates; Documentary Evidence; Expert opinion; Witness testimony; Investigating Officer; Registered medical practitioner; Relevant Fact; CrPC; IPC; Indian Evidence Act.

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This Paper deals with the concept of Dust Pollution, its sources and a simple survey showing in rapid and alarming increase. It also deals with its impact on Human health. Thus, this paper may find its importance for increasing public awareness about its hazards which might prove an effective pioneer step in controlling it

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Dust pollution, SPM, RSPM, Aerosol, Gas- emissions, Hypoxia

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This article attempts to explore the evolution of land legislations in Kerala during the post-independent period. Kerala, renowned for its unique socio-economic and agrarian structure, witnessed significant changes in land ownership and usage policies following India's independence in 1947. This study traces the trajectory of land legislations from the early decades of independence to the contemporary times, highlighting key legislative milestones such as the Kerala Agrarian Relations Bill of 1957and subsequent amendments. It examines the objectives, implementation challenges, and socio-economic impacts of these legislations on agrarian communities, land distribution patterns, and rural development in Kerala. The article also discusses the role of political ideologies, administrative policies, and societal dynamics in shaping Kerala's distinctive approach to land reforms, offering insights into the broader implications for land governance and socio-economic equity in India.

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Land legislations, socio-economic and agrarian structure, land ownership, Kerala Agrarian Relations Bill of 1957

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A promising technology to aid in the creation of expansive, flexible, on-demand computing infrastructures is cloud computing. The conceptual and physical foundation for computing of the future has been established by cloud computing. A new business trend based on cloud technology has emerged as a result of the evolution of cloud-based services and service providers. But companies are setting themselves up for failure if cutting-edge technology supporting cloud computing lacks security. The organization's practice of regularly implementing this technology automatically added new risk on top of the already-existing risk. It goes without saying that putting everything into the cloud, or into a single box, will make things easier for hackers. In order to prevent issues like data loss or theft, cloud service providers and their clients should ensure that the cloud is sufficiently secure against external threats. This essay examines cloud computing from an overview perspective, highlighting various security risks and difficult problems.

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Cloud Computing, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, Virtualization, Security Issues, Threats

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The rapid proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has transformed the way we interact with the world around us, generating vast amounts of data that require efficient management and analysis. This paper presents a comprehensive review of the software solutions utilized in IoT systems, focusing on their key functionalities, strengths, limitations, and emerging trends. The objective is to provide researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers with insights into selecting appropriate software solutions for their IoT projects.The fundamentals of IoT software encompass a wide range of components, including data collection protocols, processing frameworks, storage solutions, and device management platforms. These software tools play a crucial role in enabling data collection from IoT devices, processing and analyzing the data streams in real-time, storing and managing the massive volumes of data generated, and managing and controlling IoT devices efficiently.Categorizing IoT software solutions based on their primary functions, the paper explores data collection and ingestion tools, data processing and analytics platforms, data storage and management solutions, and device management and control platforms. Real-world case studies and use cases across various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, smart cities, agriculture, and transportation, illustrate the practical applications of these software solutions and their impact on business operations and innovation.Emerging trends in IoT software development, such as edge computing, artificial intelligence-driven analytics, and blockchain integration, are discussed, along with the challenges associated with IoT software, including security, interoperability, scalability, and data privacy. The conclusion outlines future research directions and opportunities in IoT software development, emphasizing the importance of ongoing innovation to address the evolving needs of IoT applications and ensure the continued growth and success of the IoT ecosystem.

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Internet of Things (IoT), Software Solutions, Data Collection, Data Processing, Data Storage, Device Management and Edge Computing .

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This research paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the problems faced by chemistry students at the college level, with a particular focus on attitudinal components. The study examines the cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions of the challenges encountered by these students, providing insights into the intensity and prevalence of the issues. The research employed a quantitative approach, utilizing a survey instrument to collect data from a sample of 250 college-level chemistry students. The participants were selected through a stratified random sampling technique to ensure representativeness across different academic institutions. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics, including frequency distributions, percentages, and cross-tabulations, to identify the intensity levels of the problems faced by students. The findings revealed that a significant proportion of students (ranging from 42% to 48%) experienced high-intensity problems across the cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions. These results contribute to a deeper understanding of the depth of chemistry education at the tertiary level and offer valuable implications for developing targeted interventions and improving student learning outcomes.

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Chemistry Education, College-level students, Attitudinal components, Cognitive, Affective, Behavioural, and problem intensity.

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This study focuses on speech recognition, augmented reality, and human-computer interaction to improve power equipment installation, operation, and maintenance. Gestures and head movements are the primary modes of interaction, while voice commands and touch serve as secondary modes. The integration of speech recognition, augmented reality (AR), and human-computer interaction (HCI) represents a cutting-edge approach to enhancing the installation, operation, and maintenance of power equipment. By leveraging these technologies, the study aims to streamline processes and improve overall efficiency. By combining these technologies, the study aims to create a comprehensive system that empowers operators and technicians to work more effectively with power equipment. The seamless integration of speech recognition, AR, and HCI not only enhances productivity but also improves the overall user experience, ultimately leading to better outcomes in terms of installation accuracy, operational efficiency, and maintenance effectiveness.

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Augmented Reality; Grid Work; Wearable Technologies; Human-Computer Interaction

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The caste system in Indian history has been a pervasive social structure that has shaped the country's societal fabric for millennia. This research paper provides a comprehensive study of the evolution of the caste system, examining its historical background, social structures, changing dynamics, and contemporary relevance. Drawing on qualitative and quantitative data, the paper explores the origins of the caste system in ancient India, its evolution through different historical periods, and its impact on social relations, economic opportunities, and political processes. The paper also discusses the persistence of caste-based discrimination and inequalities in contemporary India, highlighting ongoing challenges and controversies surrounding the caste system. Through a critical analysis of historical sources, scholarly research, and empirical data, this paper aims to deepen understanding of the complexities of the caste system and its implications for social justice and equality in Indian society.

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Caste system, Indian history, Social structures, Evolution, Contemporary relevance, Discrimination, Inequalities, Social justice, Equality, India.

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The Anglo-Manipur War of 1891 marked the close of an era and the beginning of a new one in the history of Manipur. The war brought to an end the era of sovereign Manipur and entered a new phase that she never experienced. The colonial rule of the British in Manipur lasted fifty-six years till 1947 AD. It was during this period that the administrative set up of Manipur was completely changed to suit the colonial ambition. However, their rule was also remarkable for a number of innovative works in the field of administration. Among them mention may be made of judicial administration. For the first time, it was during the British colonial rule that the court of Panchayats were established to give justice to the villagers. It was indeed a noble departure from the traditional judicial system. Earlier, Shinglup provided justice at the grass root level. In this paper the writers are attempting to highlight the chief features of Panchayat as a court and how it functioned. The paper also explores how such a system was introduced in Manipur to give justice to every section of the society at the grass root level.

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1. Raja: New Raja of Manipur appointed by the British, 2, Shinglup: Village level traditional court, 3. Cheirap: Highest traditional court, 4. Pacha: women's court, 5. Top Garod: Military court, 6. Wayentouba: Justice Delivery, 7. Kaji: a Muslim judge, 8. Paris: About 2.5 acres of paddy land, 9. Lallup: Free service to the state;

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The goal of inclusive education is to make schools more effective in general so that they can meet the needs of all students in terms of education. In India, the mandate of free and compulsory education for all children in India between the ages of 6 and 14 is linked to the idea of inclusion education. The right of children to free and mandatory education Act of 2009, the "no rejection policy" of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), and the acknowledgement of education as a basic right under Article 21A of the Indian Constitution are the driving forces behind this beneficial initiative. The majority of schools, especially schools in rural areas that do not have the resources to fully accommodate children with disabilities, find it challenging to provide the educational support needed for students with impairments. It is possible that implementing inclusive education may put more demands on teachers, possibly leading to stress. The availability of support systems, exposure to the finest inclusive practices, collaboration with coworkers and parents, and training that addresses administrative issues surrounding inclusive education are all seen as essential components of preparation on the part of the educator for inclusive education.

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inclusive education, educators, accessibility, policy, SSA

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