Volume 11 | Issue 2 |

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PRATHAMIK SIKSANANI GUNAVATTA ANGE SIKSAKONA ABHIPRAYONO ABHYASA

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PRATHAMIK SIKSANANI GUNAVATTA ANGE SIKSAKONA ABHIPRAYONO ABHYASA

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Ambedkar, Dalit, Economics, Capitalism, Socialism, Social Justice, Poverty, State, Private, Public, Business, Dalit Vision and Dalit economy.

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Congestion is a complex issue that frequently happens in major cities. Not only do arterial routes experience congestion, but so do toll roads. The current toll gate system mandates electronic payment transactions on toll highways. An RFID-based FASTag serves as the medium. Using this technology, the driver must stop at the automatic toll gate to tap the electronic toll card. However, the comparatively long reading time frequently causes more traffic congestion. This study aims to develop a DSRC-based system to lessen traffic congestion. We simulate the use of automatic toll gates using Anylogic Software. Using this software, a few simulation situations were analysed, which helped shorten the line at the toll booths

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DSRC, Anylogic, RFID, FASTag

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The present study investigates that Type A Behaviour pattern among Men with Coronary Heart Disease(CHD) and Men without Coronary Heart Disease(CHD). The level of Type A behaviour pattern would be high in men with CHD than Men without CHD. The current study has an aim to examine a sample consisting of 60 individual subjects.That includes Men with CHD and Men without CHD belonging to Akola district in Maharashtra.The two group 30 Men with CHD and 30 Men without (CHD) with an age range between 30 to 50 years. The tool that I will be using for this study is Type A/B Behavioural Pattern Scale(ABBPS) and it is developed by UpinderDhar and Manisha Jain.Result: We analyse the data by descriptive statistical method for this we used Mean,SD and t-test of Men with and Men without CHD. The Mean of Men with CHD was 54 and Mean of Men without CHD was 49.1 and t-value was 7.61. Both level (.01 and .00) are significant. There was a significant difference regarding Type A behaviour pattern between Men with CHD and Men without CHD.In this study we discover that men with CHD face more stress related issues that increases blood pressure and impacts the heart. This study also shows how the type A behaviour pattern is related to our heart.

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Coronary Heart Disease, Internal electric pathways, plaques, Type A behaviour, Angina

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The soil is the most important constituent to fulfillment of all the basic needs of human beings as well as plant. Soil is an important component of our agriculture .Soil take most crucial position in global cultivation of wheat, rice ,mustard , vegetables and fruits etc. The soil is occupied by Indian agriculture and reason of physical, chemical condition of whatever land is inevitable for proper implementation of the other management practices. Thus the physico-chemical study of territory is very significant because both physical and chemical properties which bear upon the soil productivity. This, physico-chemical study of soil is based on various parameters like pH, electrical conductivity, texture, moisture, temperature, soil organic matter, available nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.

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composition, physico-chemical, soil contaimination, soil samples.

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Skin cancer, especially melanoma, is a progressing public health burden. Treatment and survival rates improve dramatically when malignant melanoma skin cancer is detected at an early stage. In this study, we use many forms of artificial intelligence to complete the process of diagnosing melanoma. Picture scaling, hair removal, and contrast enhancement are all performed at the pre-processing phase of the input dermoscopic imaging. Next, Fuzzy C-Mean Clustering is used to extract lesions from the image once the data has been pre-processed. Extraction of characteristics from a picture involves eliminating color morphological and morphological transformation features. Furthermore, a Classification model called a Neural Network is used to classify features (NN). In this case, the NN model trained is modified using the Dragonfly Algorithm (MDA). Finally, the analysis is carried on standard datasets and proves the performance of the developed model from diverse performance metrics.

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Melanoma Skin Cancer, Skin Cancer diagnosis, Fuzzy C-Mean Clustering, Neural Network, Modified Dragonfly Algorithm, Color morphological features and morphological transformation features

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The low crop yields, increasing costs of cultivation, and the low price realisation have been important concerns in smallholder agriculture like that of India.Here the dehaat company provide them hybrid seeds at low cost and starter which is a organic fertilisers which not only improve the soil texture but also improve the productivity and productions of paddy,wheat,vegetable,etc.The marketing of Dps-virat and starter has not only help them in increasing the production but also help them in increasing their income.This paper examines the effectiveness of marketing strategies and extension of the Dehaat product (Dps-virat,Brevant-27p36 and starter)in centre.nchi district of Jharkhand.The functioning of the Dehaat centres(outlets) and the farmers uptake of it shows that the new channels can lead to more informed farmer level input use and realisation of higher prices in the smallholder context.A lot of effort and marketing strategies need to be done to aware about the insurance provide by the dehaat to the farmers, by buying dehaat product from the dehaat centre.My studies examine the marketing strategies of dehaat and the working of DC in taking step to inform the product of dehaat to the farmers.

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DPS Virat, Agriculture, Dehaat, Starter, Extension

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The sugar industry is an important agro-based industry affecting the rural livelihoods of some 50 million sugar cane farmers and some 5,000 workers directly employed in sugar mills. Employment is also created in various ancillary activities related to transportation, commercial maintenance of machinery, and the supply of agricultural inputs. Today, the annual output of the Indian sugar industry is worth around Rs 80,000. As of July 31, 2017, there are 732 sugar mills in the country, with sufficient crushing capacity to produce approximately 3.39 million tons of sugar. Capacity is split almost evenly between the private and cooperative sectors. India is the world's largest sugar producer after Brazil and the leader in sugarcane production. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, 124 countries produce sugar. However, when alternative sweeteners such as kansari (a type of raw sugar) and ghoul (jiggary) are included in the pack, while India tops the list for total sugar production, Brazil is the world's largest sugar producer. accounts for her 42.05 million tonnes and India accounts for 33.76 million tonnes.

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The sugar industry is an important agro-based industry affecting the rural livelihoods of some 50 million sugar cane farmers and some 5,000 workers directly employed in sugar mills. Employment is also created in various ancillary activities related to transportation, commercial maintenance of machinery, and the supply of agricultural inputs. Today, the annual output of the Indian sugar industry is worth around Rs 80,000. As of July 31, 2017, there are 732 sugar mills in the country, with suffici

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Male infertility ,Shukradushti, Shukrakshaya, Oligozoospermia, Infertility

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Financial institutions, CAMEL Model, Consumer Behaviour, Perception, NBFC, Private Banks

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