Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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The fundamental rights are available for every one how is in the territory of India. The armed forces are not an exception. But the constitution imposed some limitations over the fundamental rights of the armed force that is why the human rights are the boon as well as curse for the armed forces. Characteristics of study- Article 33 of the constitution is an exception to the fundamental rights conferred by the part 3 of the constitution and give the parliament a special power to restrict the fundamental rights of the members of armed forces by the law. Methods used - the law books have the answers of every legal problem. Constitutional law of India by M.P.Jain, the book of International law, the army act 1950, the national human right commision reports are the key sources of this article. Conclusion - the human rights are the basic need of our common life , it is the most fundamental rights of our daily life. But the mutiny and desertion needed to be tackled separately.

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Keywords Mutiny- the open rebellion by soldiers Desertion- the action of illegally leaving the armed forces Martial- the act relating to fighting and war. Habeas corpus- a writ requiring a person under arrest to be brought before the judge in the court Indemnity- security against the loss

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It may be safely affirmed that Nation Education Policy is the outcome of an insightful study on Indian Education system. An effort for reviving the ancient status of India as the leader of academic field and highlighting India as the progenitor of the concept of academic hub- are evident in the document. Major subject and co-curricular activities are placed with equal importance. Skill based studies are encouraged. Technology will be of extensive use in the area like learning, planning, assessment and administration. With the declaration of the policy by the union cabinet the countrywide debate has become a fashion with changing banners. From NGO to University - all are busy to discuss the issues related to the NEP. This type of thread break discussion is a new phenomena in academic field. Keeping the needs of twenty-first century a host of corrective measures has been adopted in the NEP. An all out effort has been taken to address the merit, choice and need of the students all sections. It appears that NEP favours active pedagogy and quality enhancement by addressing the lacunae of the existing Educational policy. Familiarisation of vocational education is stressed to ensure earning livelihood. Democratisation of education is one the guiding principles of the policy. To breed a future-ready generation is the ultimate goal. The policy appears to be comprehensive and willing to address the students of KG to PG and hence some structural change was allowed. Education, like before, will not provide a degree but it will generate a community fully self reliant and technically equipped.

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Literature in NEP framework

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Increasing population has also increased the traffic graph.India was ranked number 1 among 199 countries for the most number of road accidents by world road statistics in 2018.So, a system is required to maintain and detect traffic rule violations. An automatic traffic rule violation detection and number plate recognition is an effective method and a step ahead in controlling traffic.ALPR is used to trap traffic violations and detect the vehicle number plate so that it becomes easy to identify vehicle owners. Different methods are used which include wavelet decomposition,image processing and template algorithm,spatial/frequency domain filtering and neural networks and DELP-DAR system. In this paper,we have used CNN - Convolutional neural networks.This is an efficient method to overcome the issue. The proposed system first captures the image of the license plate of the vehicle and the image undergoes several refining processes to produce a clear image of the number plate; these extracted characters are verified using CNN classifier. CNN is preferred because of its higher accuracy which is related to 99.43% in terms of localisation and 98.6% in terms of recognition.

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Convolutional neural network(CNN),License plate detection,Deep learning,Automatic license plate recognition(ANPR).

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DEMOCRACY, POPULATION

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The constitution is a law of land and anything which is not according to the rules of constitution and against the public policy must be prohibited by the government.In the virtual world also the government can put restrictions over the fundamental rights for the protection society , and such a limitation is internet censorship. Characteristics of the study- According to section 69A of the IT Act, an agency of the government or intermediary to block for access by the public or cause to be blocked for the access by the public any information generated, transmitted, received,stored or posted in any computer resources. Methods used- various reports by the cyber crime coordination centre has used under this article, the constitutional law by J.N.Pandey, the Information Technology Act 2000, are the books which is used for the references. Conclusion - The right to speech and expression is a fundamental right guaranteed by the constitution must not be violated, but this fact is that these law is not in its absolute form but there are certain restrictions imposed by the legislation.

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Key words- Censorship- suppression of public communication. Enmity- a state of hostility Obstruction- the action of deliberately hindering the police in their duty. Criminal intimidation- the action of terrifying Blocking- prevent access to or use of email, website, or a mobile phone.

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In the emerging world,violation of traffic rules have become a major issue in developing countries.The numbers of vehicles are multiplying day by day which leads to many traffic rules violations and deaths. This is due to the violation of traffic rules like over speeding ,red light crossing ,wrong direction,no helmet.The solution to all these problems is the implementation of automated road traffic monitoring .

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Automatic Number Plate Recognition(ANPR),Optical Character Recognition(OCR),Convolution Neural Network(CNN),Character Segmentation(CS)

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Online trading, Satisfaction, customers, Physical trading

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Bhamaha, author of Kavyankara is considered as founder of Alankara School of Sanskrit poetics. His views exspecially about Alankaras are often quoted by almost all later writers on poetics. The date of Bhamaha like that of several Alankaras has been the subject of long discussion among scholars. The main reason for this is that we do not have any direct clue about the personal history of Bhamaha from any source. At the same time there are several parallel passages in the works of Bhamaha and Dandin. This is leads to various opinions regarding the relative possion of these two earlier poeticious. Bhamaha is the first poetician to formulate the different topics of poetics in a well defined outline. Kavyalankara is divided in to six chapters called paricchedas. The first chapter deals with the subjects on the purpose, sources, definition and divisions of poetry. Some of the poetic defects are also dealt with. The second and third chapters treat Alankaras including Gunas. In his view the most important element of poetry is Alankara or poetic figure. Bhamaha recognizes Vakrokthi, which he practically identify with Athisayokthi as the principle underlying all figures of speech. Though he does not define Vakrokthi the term is used to denote poetic expression which entirely differs from common speech.

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Kavyankara, Alankara, paricchedas, Gunas, Vakrokthi, Vaidarbha, Gaudiya, Anuprasa, Akshepa, arthantharanyasa, Vyathireka, Vibhavana, Samasokthi, Athisayokthi, Yathasamkhya, Utpreksha, Swabhavokthi, Preyas, Bhavikatva.

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The Construction of the Temple itself throws light on various details of different art forms practiced during those times. Temples which were built hundreds of years ago maintain the same sound quality and it is truly astonishing to witness that spectacular architecture. Pancharatra Aagamas also known as bhagavath shastra, mention about the importance of Musical instruments that are to be played during the invocatory prayers and during other temple rituals. Instruments like the temple bells, conch, tavil, edakka and many more are used as accompaniments for important temple rituals.

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Temple Rituals, Karnatik Music Accompaniment, Temple Architecture, Musical Pillars

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Cloud is one of the widespread technologies in recent days, which reduces the user burden with the local data storage. Generally, ensuring the data integrity and security is highly essential for the cloud storage server. In which, the Proofs of Storage (POS) is identified as the emerging technique for addressing this issue. Then, the publicly verifiable POS allows the third party for verifying the data integrity of the data owner that improves the scalability of cloud service. In the existing works, the publicly verifiable POS schemes are very slow during the computation of authentication tags for the data blogs. Also, it requires expensive group exponentiation operation, which is the bottleneck of the setup phase of this scheme. Thus, this paper proposed a Delegatable Proofs of Storage (DPOS) scheme, which is a kind of lightweight privacy preserving technique. Here, the third party auditor can support and switch at any time based on the functionalities of the POS scheme. Moreover, we speed up the tag generation process without sacrificing the efficiency in other aspects. In addition to that, this mechanism can be extended to support the fully dynamic operations with better efficiency and reduced computation of any data update to O(log n). The results stated that the proposed scheme is better than the other privacy preserving models.

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Cloud, Delegatable Proofs of Storage (DPOS), Homomorphic Verifiable Tag, Owner Delegated Auditor, Graphical User Interface.

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