Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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The traditional method of recruitment of hiring the potential attests to the organisation has witnessed lots of changes due to an increase in the use of the internet. Gone were the days where the employer had the power during the job search, but now the candidates have more power during the job search. From few decades the potential candidates are treated as customers rather than employees. This dramatic change is due to the phenomena of changing in the recruitment process.

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Recruitment, Employee referral, Technology, Relationship Management, Social Recruitment

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Feminism is a range of social movements , political movements and ideologics that share a common goal: to define, establish, and achieve the political, economic, personal, and social equality Feminism incorporates the position that societies prioritize the male point of view, and that women are treated unfairly within those societies. Efforts to change that include fighting gender stereotypes and seeking to establish educational and professional opportunities for women that are equal to those for men.

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feminism, freedom, education, empowerment.

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Abstract: Plants have some phytochemicals which have capacity to kill pests like mealybug, mites, flies etc. so homemade insecticides made up of plant material are beneficial to farmers and environment because they are cheaper in price and no any environment related threats are found. In present study, the work was carried out related removing mealybug population from 12 infected Hibiscus rosa plants by using different plant based homemade insecticides sprays like: Neem (Azadirachta indica), Aakdo (Calotropis procera), Lal Karen (Nerium oleander), Periwinkle (Winca rosea), Datura (Datura stramonium), Garlic (Allium sativum), Lemon (Citrus Limon), Orange (Citrus sinensis), Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) and Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum). Different plant parts are used in the preparation of these insecticides like flower, leaf, seed, fruit and their parts. During this experiment highest percentage mortality was found in garlic, winca and nerium flower based insecticides treated plants, mostly 3rd instar and full growth female mealybugs were killed by using these. Medium percentage mortality (75%-60%) was found in lemon, clove, calotropis, neem and cinnamon based insecticides. Lowest percentage mortality was found in orange peel and nerium leaf based insecticides treated plants. These obtained results might be helpful in getting safe and good control against cotton mealybug.

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Phenacoccus solenopsis, plant based insecticide, Hibiscus-rosa sinensis.

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In the present generation, social media have emerged as an increasingly popular means for communication, information transfer, gathering and making new connections. The social life of everyone has become associated with online social networks. Day by day the number of users using social media is increasing drastically. Researchers have been studying these online social networks to see the impact they make on the people. These sites have made a drastic change the way we pursue our social life. But all this have provided a way for cyber-attacks such as fake identity, false information, etc. Therefore in this paper, we came up with an idea to build a fake classifier which we have been divided into three different modules in which first module detects the fake profiles that are made on social networking sites, second module detects fake news that is being spread by these particular accounts and third module consists of detecting the fake images posted by these accounts which are being photo shopped. Our related work includes various algorithms that are being implemented in this project in broader aspects and we have used various machine learning algorithms to detect these accounts, news and images. The rapid growth in image generation and manipulation has now reached a point where it is raising questions about the consequences faced by the public. This not only undermines confidence in digital media content but also spreads false information and news. This paper investigates the reality of edited image content, false information and fake profiles as well as how hard it is to find them and how effective strategies can be used to do so.

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Social Networks, Fake profiles, Fake News Classification, Fake Image Detection, Neural Network, Random Forest

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Verilog HDL, Xilinx ISE, Xilinx Spartan 6.

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The purpose of this paper is to use some new techniques to obtain new oscillation conditions for equation where and are right continuous functions on is a positive integer, and denotes the greatest integer function. Our results improve and generalize the known results in the literature.

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Differential equation, Piecewise constant argument, Oscillation

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Abstract: Applied linguistics deals with the practical issues of language use. Stylistics is a branch of applied linguistics. Linguistic aspects of meaning making is the concern of all the subfields of stylistics. Stylistics, an interdisciplinary field, systematically explores the linguistic frameworks and set of features embedded in spoken and written texts. Stylistic analysis is of paramount importance for understanding how the communication is effected by the stylistic devices. Language is a game changer in the field of law. It establishes social control. Language as a tool helps legal professionals to control the thoughts and make their interpretations strong. Language is a means for achieving objects for them by convincing. Legal language is unique and frames a battleground for achieving justice and persuasive effect through normative and performative functions. Supreme Court judgments, which are the final products of court proceedings, are one of the legal texts. As in any stylistic analysis the description precedes an interpretation i.e. meaning precedes an effect, in this paper the lexical and syntactic choices made by the judges in the selected Supreme Court judgment are described, investigated and analyzed by using the frameworks provided by Randolph Quirk and Greenbaum, De Beaugrande and Dressler and Eugene O Winter with respect to their semanticity and communicative style. It explores how the stylistic devices have attributes of argumentative devices and persuasive tone. It also unfolds the compact and complex nature of legal writing.

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Applied linguistics, stylistics, Supreme Court Judgment, investigate

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Guidance based placement preparation process for the students is to provide all the necessary features or factors which are required for the preparation of a placement drive like aptitude questions of different topics, coding tests and various logical and verbal reasoning questions in one place. Candidates can simply log in to this platform and practice aptitude questions of various topics and also enhance their coding skills by using the online compilers of different programming languages available on this platform. This is a basic web-App which can be accessed through Computer or laptops and obviously with mobile phones. The required hardware and software are freely available and easy to work with. Placement Preparation Platform, as described above, will lead to error-free, secure, reliable and easy to manage system for the preparation of the placement drives. It will assist the users or candidates to focus on their preparation and progress rather than focusing on switching to different platforms for every other thing. Thus, it will help organization in better utilization of resources. The organization can put various questions and update the questions accordingly. The aim is to provide rather user-friendly platform where candidates can complete all the preparations regarding placement and also organizations can train their students without worrying about switching platforms and faculties can focus more on the study-material they provide. This proposed project will provide the platform where faculties can train their students for placement drives by setting questions according to their strategy and conducting various tests. Faculties can also set aptitude questions and also coding questions along with various testcases to test the efficacy of the code. Key feature of the proposed platform is that candidates can take tests and practice coding at any time in the duration set by the faculty.

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Management system, Placement, Aptitude, Web-App, Platform

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Brain Computer Interface, Electroencephalogram, Neurosky Mindwave Mobile 2, Eye blink, Virtual Keyboard, Electron JS.

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The inequalities between the poor and the rich and the variant attitudes of social disparity result in great injustice across the world. The book, Injustice: Why Social Inequality Still Persists by Daniel Dorling looks at the phenomena driving these inequalities in the society and functions as a critical contribution to the current and on-going debate on growing social inequality and injustice. It perceives a set of beliefs of the powerful, such as, ‘elitism is efficient’, ‘exclusion is necessary’, ‘prejudice is natural’, ‘greed is good’ and ‘despair is inevitable’ that causes injustice. Through this review article, the reader critically analyses the last tenet of Dorling - ‘Despair is inevitable’ - and perceives the progress of the argument how inequality and injustice related to this belief. It is a critical involvement and engagement in the enduring debate on mounting social inequality.

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Despair, injustice, inequality, social exclusion, discrimination, gender divide

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