Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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This web application is based on MVC Architecture. The Model-View-Controller (MVC) is an architectural pattern that separates an application into three main logical components: the model, the view, and the controller. Each of these components are built to handle distinct development aspects of an application. This web application is built using MERN stack, and it helps to generate e-books using notes provided in images format or any kind of google documents (using features of Google Drive for required documents). The e-books created are then accessible by every student of the college and helps them bridge the gap between classroom and distance teaching. The notes in image format are stored in S3 cloud services in a compressed manner to avoid usage of server space. The Google SERP API used helps to generate automated recommendations for related subjects to improve the learning experience.

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E Books, MVC architecture, S3, MERN stack, Google SERP

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The instability and uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, the accompanying lockdowns, physical distancing, and other restraint policies; and the subsequent financial cessation could increase the risk of mental health glitches and aggravate health inequalities among the masses. When the global focus has generally been on testing, finding a cure, and averting transmission of the disease; The footloose people especially the reverse migrant labourers ,the vulnerable groups, are going through innumerable psychological problems in losing jobs, staying outside of the home, fear of the disease, adjusting to their current lifestyles, and so on. Back at their homes, the migrants are experiencing stigma, discrimination, and poor social security, economic crunches. The aims of the paper focus on the psychosocial issues and dearth of mental health support to the reversed migrants from different parts of the country dropping their work pushed themselves towards an uncertain future including the loss in productivity and job disruption due to the restrictive measures of COVID-19 lockdown.The progress is based on a cross-sectional survey inside the villages where the presence of inverted migrant communities are present during the pandemic. To prevent the looming humanitarian crisis, empathetic management combined with social support and positive will is a must. Observing the significant psychological impacts among the returnees indicate a more systematic assessment of the psychological needs of the population, which can help the government in planning holistic interventions for affected individuals and develop positive well being is also a matter of discussion in the paper.

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Keywords: Covid-19 pandemic, Lockdown, Reverse migrant labourer, Mental health, social support.

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Nowadays, heart diseases are considered to be the primary reasons for unexpected deaths. Thus, various medical devices have been developed by engineers to diagnose and scrutinize various diseases. Healthcare has become one of the most substantial issues for both individuals and government due to brisk growth in human population and medical expenditure. Many patients suffer from heart problems causing some critical threats to their life, therefore they need continuous monitoring by a traditional monitoring system such as heartbeats which is the most important technique used in measuring the electrical activity of the heart, this technique is available only in the hospital which is very costly and far for remote patients.

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Health Monitoring, Mobile Application, Internet Of Things.

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Computer vision and image detection using deep learning and AI software systems which can recognize as well as understand images and scenes has really become a useful and important aspect for the modern and future AI projects and development. Object detection is widely used for vehicle detection, pedestrian counting, web images, traffic analyzing systems and self-driving cars. In this project, we are using highly accurate object detection-algorithms and methods such as YOLOv5, RetinaNet based on TensorFlow algorithms and keras libraries. The tensorFlow and openCV based detection and classification uses GPU to increase the computation speed and processes . Using these methods and algorithms, based on machine learning, require lots of mathematical and deep learning framework understanding by using dependencies such as TensorFlow, OpenCV. We are proposing a system to detect each and every object in image by the area object in highlighted rectangular boxes and identify each and every object and assign its tag to the object. This also includes the precision of each and every method for identifying objects.

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- YOLO- You Only Look Once ,Faster R-CNN, Keras, Tensorflow.

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ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to find out the effect of Psychological imaginary training on competitive anxiety among women athletes. A total of fifteen subjects were selected from inter collegiate women athletes , Andhra University. Their age ranged between 28 to 26 years. The subjects were given mental imaginary training for eight weeks and data on competitive anxiety was collected by questionnaire method before and after the completion of training period. The objective of this training is to predict the significance of psychological variable namely competitive anxiety due to psychological imaginary training. The data was statistically analyzed by t ratio and the result revealed that there is significant effect on competitive anxiety due to the psychological imaginary training.

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Key Words: psychological imaginary training, women athletes, anxiety.

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ABSTRACT : The purpose of this study is to survey the actual situation, demand, motivation and factors that influence extracurricular sports activities of Physical Education students in the dormitory. This research references some social surveys and analyzes their results to show demand, motivation and factors that influence extracurricular sports activities of Physical Education students in the dormitory, thereby drawing conclusions and suggestions in order to promote extracurricular sports activities of students in the dormitory.

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Keywords: extracurricular, sports, actual, demand, motivation, factors, physical Education students, dormitory.

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The tribal people and ethnic groups of Assam have been using local plants for primary health care and the treatment of various diseases for a longer time. The aim of the present study is to carry out an ethnobotanical review on medicinal plants used for the preparation of natural remedies, health care, diet and folk healing practices recognized by the people of Assam. Earlier published data in journals, textbooks, periodicals, websites and databases associated with ethnomedicine were useful for gathering information. About 433 species of medicinal plants have been documented in Assam, belonging to about 107 families for the treatment of numerous diseases.

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Ethnomedicine, Medicinal plants, Human health, Assam

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