Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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The COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to be one of the most significant threats to the financial services sector in nearly a century. The effect of COVID-19 on banking will be a significant drop in demand, lower wages, and production shutdowns, all of which will harm banks' business. For many people, this epidemic has turned into a danger as well as an opportunity. Adopting such changes was not straightforward, but everyone has now accepted the new normal. Both society and banks have faced challenges as a result of the pandemic, but they have worked together to overcome them. Banks also put a strategy in place to protect staff and consumers from the coronavirus's direct economic effects. In this paper, we are aimed to demonstrate how covid-19 affects consumer relationships in the banking and financial sectors.

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New Normal, Economic Fall, Customer Relationship, Banking

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Population aging is a worldwide phenomenon, and India is no exception to the rule. Census reports indicate that the Indian population has approximately tripled during the last 50 years, but the number of elderly Indians has increased more than fourfold. When considering the continuation of the trend, the United Nations predicts that the Indian population will again grow by 50 percent in the next 50 years, whereas the elderly population is expected to grow another fourfold. India has more than 50% of its population below the age of 25 and more than 65% below the age of 35. It is expected that, in 2020, the average age of an Indian will be 29 years, compared to 37 for China and 48 for Japan; and, by 2030, India's dependency ratio should be just over 0.4. This paper also tries to draw attention on the increasing urbanization trend in India. It tries to highlight that though presently, in absolute terms, the urban population is relatively much lesser than the rural population, still we cannot afford to overlook the shifting rural to urban population trends. The share of urban population of the total is constantly increasing. It is estimated that close to the year 2050 more people in India would live in urban areas rather than rural. This makes the time apt for looking into the urban India challenges separately, strategizing afresh, with focus on urban issues and not merely extending the existing development strategies, with less focus on urban issues.

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Population, Urbanization, Young, Disintegration

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Faith, Religion, History, Politics, Culture, India

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E-voting guarantees bunches of advantages to the electing frameworks to incorporate, ideal conveyance of decisions, limit cost for running races, limit pressure and votes purchasing in races, kill various votes cast by an electorate, lessen dangers and savagery related with races, and so on It is striking that electronic democratic clear approaches to so numerous security issues like some other digital framework. This paper analyses the pros and cons of using e-voting and also discusses about Votehub- The online Voting System.

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e-voting ,security , accuracy , integrity, ballots , end-to-end

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Danish settelement,geometry of forms, functional analysis

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Emotional intelligence, developing key skill.

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Cloud Computing refers to the network used for distribution of computing power, storage and applications among computers with the assistance of net. Within the current era of technology each company needs to form progress i.e., mechanisation. For start-up firms it's not terribly economical to possess personal servers and workers for the upkeep of the servers. An improved choice for them is to use cloud computing as a result of its low-cost and reliable. Amazon EC2 and IBM cloud services are an example of such suppliers. It's terribly troublesome to settle on an improved supplier. During this paper, a comparison of Amazon EC2 and IBM cloud services is given, which can facilitate in selecting the cloud supplier.

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Cloud Computing, Amazon EC2, IBM cloud, Cloud Foundry

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Visually impaired persons find themselves challenging to travel out independently. Millions of visually impaired or blind people during this world are always in need of helping hands. While walking into an unfamiliar place, Person has to completely depend on other people to reach destination, this restricts their mobility. Hence, we are developing a smart walking stick which will help them to know about their surroundings and also guide them during travelling. Blind stick is an innovative stick designed for visually disabled people for improved navigation. The blind stick is integrated with ultrasonic, IR sensors in conjunction with motors. On sensing obstacles, If the obstacle is close enough then buzzer and vibrator motor get activated. The system has another advanced feature integrated to assist the blind man to seek out their required location. The main objective of this project is to style a sensible walking stick that alerts visually impaired people over obstacles ahead could help them in walking with less accident. It outlines a much better navigational tool for the visually impaired. The Smart Stick will help the blind man by providing more convenient means of life.

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Mobility, Navigation, Obstacles, Sensors, Motors, Smart Walking Stick

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Yellow fever was once one of the most feared epidemic diseases in the world with the capacity to bring devastation to almost every continent. Mass vaccination campaigns in the mid 20th century. Succeeded in bringing the disease under control for over 40years but since the late 1980s, this deadly disease has returned, putting at risk a new generation in west and central Africa and threatening to erupt into devastating urban episodes. The yellow fever initiates led by WHO and UNICEF with the support of global alliance for vaccines and immunization(GAVI alliance )has now been launched with the aim of dramatically reducing the risk of yellow fever outbreak in 12 endemic countries in Africa through the vaccination of 48 million people over the coming four years.

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), mosquito-borne virus, para-menthane-diol (PMD

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Seizure Emergencies Are Potentially Life-Threatening Events That Are Under-Recognized. Status Epilepticus Is Associated With Considerable Rates Of Morbidity And Mortality. Experts Currently Believe That Any Episode Of Seizure Activity Lasting 5 Minutes Or Longer Should Be Considered Status Epilepticus. Treatment Should Be Initiated As Early As Possible; Evidence Has Shown That Once Seizures Persist For 5 To 10 Minutes, They Are Unlikely To Stop On Their Own In The Subsequent Few Minutes. Prehospital Treatment With Benzodiazepines Has Been Shown To Reduce Seizure Activity Significantly Compared With Seizures That Remain Untreated Until The Patient Reaches The Emergency Department. The Consequences Of Delayed Treatment Of Status Epilepticus Include A Serious Risk Of Subsequent Prolonged Seizure Activity Or Epileptogenesis, Memory Deficits, And Learning Difficulties. The Importance Of Timely Intervention In Generalized Tonic-Clonic Status Epilepticus Must Be Emphasized. Recent Research Has Found That Emergency Department Personnel Fail To Recognize The Condition In Children In 34% Of Cases.

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Seizure, Emergency, Classification, Epilepticus

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