Volume 11 | Issue 3 |

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The importance of clientele in the library is stressed. The need for good relation between the library staff and the users is highlighted. Representation for the clientele on some of the policy making bodies of the library like the Library Advisory Committee is suggested. The importance of library service through mass media is suggested for the benefits of illiterates. Concludes that the librarian should be conversant with the different aspects of information technology and the library operations and services should be modernized with on line information retrieval facilities and Internet. Enumerates the steps to be followed in the planning of library automation. Examines the key issues of Information resources Management. States that document delivery should be done either through local collection or through resource sharing networks. Explains that services and products that can be generated with the design and development of databases. Since the professionals are freed from the routine works due to automation the need for concentrating on human relations-both with users and with other professionals-is stressed. Recommends that new marketing strategies should be evolved for setting up new services and products and to reach financial self-sufficiency.

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21stCentury, Digital Information Centre, Library Automation, bar-coding, Information Technology, Library Planning.

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" is a short story that explores the theme of insanity as a form of escape. The protagonist, a nameless woman, is confined to a room with yellow wallpaper by her physician husband, who believes that isolation and rest will cure her of her nervous disorder. However, the woman's confinement and lack of stimulation drive her to madness, and she becomes obsessed with the wallpaper. As she spends more time alone, she becomes increasingly disconnected from reality, and her thoughts become more chaotic. Through the character of the woman, Gilman examines the themes of freedom, isolation, and becoming. The woman's confinement represents the lack of freedom she experiences in her life as a wife and mother in a patriarchal society. She is isolated from the outside world, and her husband controls every aspect of her life. However, as she descends into madness, the woman experiences a kind of freedom from these constraints. She no longer has to conform to societal expectations, and she can explore her own thoughts and desires without fear of judgment. At the same time, the woman's isolation leads her to a kind of becoming. As she loses touch with reality, she begins to see the world in a different way. She becomes more attuned to her own senses and experiences, and she sees the world in a more vivid and intense way. Ultimately, however, her madness becomes all-consuming, and she loses herself completely. Overall, "The Yellow Wallpaper" is a powerful exploration of the relationship between sanity and madness, and it highlights the importance of freedom, connection, and self-expression in our lives. The story serves as a warning against the dangers of isolation and confinement, and it reminds us of the importance of maintaining a sense of self in the face of oppressive social norms.

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Insanity, Escape, Freedom, Feminism, Patriarchy, Becoming, Oppression,

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Dapagliflozin Propanediol Monohydrate, Vildagliptin, Stability indicating RP- HPLC Method, Validation.

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Today, we live in highly ambitions and competitive society where each one of us wants to show better than others. Emotional stability is one of the significant aspects of educational growth and development. Adolescence's behaviour also is guided in some degree by emotions. They play an important role in influencing physical, mental health, social life, character, learning process and area of adjustment. The researcher is interested in studying the impact of emotional stability and social intelligence of +2 students with demographic variables like gender, locality of living and social status. The sample consists of 600 students from Warangal District of Telangana. The Emotional Stability Questionnaire was developed by Sanjay vohra in 1995 & Social intelligence scale was constructed by N. K. Chadha and Usha Ganesan(2011) was used for collecting data. The study revealed that there is a significant difference between boys and girls on their emotional stability. Another finding is that there is no significant difference between rural and urban and social status of +2 students of modal schools on their emotional stability. There is no significant difference between the boys and girls and social status on their social intelligence. There is a significant difference between rural and urban +2 students of modal schools on their Social Intelligence

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Emotional stability, Social intelligence, demographic variables , +2 students.

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In order to help students at higher education institutions pay for their academic and extracurricular expenses, one financial aid option is education loans. Most students leave college with debt, and that debt is growing so quickly that it is hard for graduates to repay it within the allotted time. During the past several years, there has been a large rise in student loan borrowing by nursing students as well as default rates. Wilful defaulting is the growing concern among education loan borrowers. Wilful defaulters, as defined under the act, are borrowers who have the financial capacity to pay back loans but choose not to, or who have acquired loans for one reason but misappropriated the funds, incurred losses, and have no intention of repaying. The rising nursing student debt levels of young borrowers eventually had an impact on the Indian economy, crowding out other investments, postponing economic progress, and altering young families' standard of life. This research, which analyses data from 315 nursing college students who received educational loans from Madurai district of Tamil Nadu, reveals unconventional reasons for wilful default.

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Education loan, Wilful Default, Non-Performing Assets, Reserve Bank of India, State Level Bankers Committee, Rural students

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Islanding occurs when distributed generators (DGs) only supply electricity to local loads after the disconnected power grid. It has been stated that several islanding detection methods (IDMs) classified as remote, active, and passive can detect this undesirable state. The DG's controller is perturbed in functional approaches, causing a local yardstick to drift outside the acceptable range. Even in well-balanced islands, this disruption improves detection accuracy, but under normal operating conditions, it increases the total harmonic distortion of the output current (THDI). The impact of the modified sliding mode controller on power quality as a novel active IDM for grid-connected photovoltaic systems (GCPVS) with string inverters is investigated in this work. The positive voltage feedback (VPF) approach, a well-known active IDM, compare its performance. This evaluation is carried out for a 1 kW power GCPVS using the MATLAB/Simulink platform by evaluating the output current harmonics, THD, and efficiency under various penetration and disturbance levels. Because it changes the amplitude of the output current, the output data show that the proposed disturbance does not produce harmonics or subharmonics. As a result, it has little effect on power quality. The sliding mode-based IDM's performance is ultimately found to be reliable in terms of islanding detection and power quality

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Communication Islanding Detection Method (IDM), power quality, sliding mode controller, Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), Voltage Positive Feedback (VPF).

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In recent years world has witnessed the phenomenon of online networks became the global interactions through "sharing" and "following". Online information and data within Social media networking like Web sites (SNW) have begun to be used for purposes beyond their intended use (Statistic 2011). In the following decade with the growth of Web 2.0 technologies and rising online communications, communities moved to begin their largest engagement of interactions through social media such as forums, wikis, blogs, Twitter social networking websites like Facebook, Myspace, video hosting sites like YouTube. Social media has quickly changed today's marketing approach and given the marketer connection between other consumers with new possibilities and opportunities to increase brand awareness for consumers.

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Advertisement,Social Media,Networking

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In Cancer Therapy there are many problems like multi drugs therapy, short circulation half-life and nonspecific systemic distribution. Important Process to deal with these concerns is to style a drug delivery vehicle that has versatile functionality, good serum stability, circulates within the body long enough to succeed in the targeting tissues and is biocompatible. These features are overcome by formulating the lipid-polymer hybrid nanoparticles. The surface characteristics of these nanoparticles such as charge, lipid density and targeting ligand can be modified to allow for specific cellular uptake, controlled vincristine sulfate and a lomustine releases kinetics, and enhanced pharmacokinetics. Present study show that the hybrid nanoparticles could easily be formulated with negatively and positively charged lipids in order to change the overall surface charge. The particle size remained in the distribution was narrow and desirable range. The present Formulation has the capacity to co-encapsulate vincristine sulfate and a lomustine. To investigate, vincristine sulfate and a lomustine were dually loaded within the hybrid nanoparticle system. This combination formulation was characterized by dynamic light scattering for zeta potential, particle size and poly-dispersity index, in-vitro vincristine sulfate and a lomustine release and cytotoxicity. The release studies showed that addition of the vincristine sulfate and a lomustine within the lipid-polymer hybrid nanoparticle system didn't affect the vincristine sulfate and a lomustine release profiles of the each vincristine sulfate and a lomustine.

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lipid-polymer hybrid Nanoparticles, vincristine sulfate, lomustine, dynamic light scattering, zeta potential, particle size and poly-dispersity index.

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India has an estimated 42 million people suffering from thyroidal disorders. One of the largest endocrine glands in the body, the thyroid gland is crucial to the growth, development, and metabolism of the human body. By continuously releasing a regular amount of thyroid hormones into the bloodstream, it also assists in the regulation of numerous other activities. Hyperthyroidism is due to over and Hyperthyroidism is due to under secretion of thyroid hormones. Hyperthyroidism may cause because of diffused hyperplasia of the thyroid associated with Graves` disease, the ingestion of excess exogenous thyroid hormones, overactive multi nodular goiter and overactive adenoma of thyroid. Hypothyroidism usually develops from iodine deficiency. Hypothyroidism developed from chronic lymphocytic the thyroiditis, is known as Hashimoto`s disease. It can also developed from decreased TSH level. Iodine as an integral part of thyroid hormones plays major role in both hypo and hyperthyroidism. Availability of iodine to thyroid gland is mainly from foods and water and if these sources are deficient in iodine, then problems like hypothyroidism, cretinism and other iodine deficiency disorders can develop. The prevalence of hyperthyroidism/ thyrotoxicosis and hypothyroidism vary in different countries. Hyperthyroidism prevalence was higher in females than males. Similarly, the prevalence of hypothyroidism and sub clinical hypothyroidism was higher in females than males.

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Goitre, Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, Iodine deficiency, Thyroid disorders, Thyroid hormones, Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH), Thyroxine(T4), Tri-iodothyronine (T3)

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The Teacher Tracking System using ESP32, Wi-Fi, and RSSI is a wireless monitoring system designed to track the location of teachers in educational institutions. The system uses ESP32 microcontrollers, Wi-Fi access points, and RSSI beacons to collect and transmit data from the Wi-Fi-enabled devices carried by teachers, such as smartphones or tablets, to a cloud-based server. The system provides real-time updates on the location of teachers, enabling administrators to monitor teacher performance and improve educational outcomes. The Teacher Tracking System uses Wi-Fi and RSSI technologies to identify and track teachers as they move around the school premises. The ESP32 microcontrollers communicate with the Wi-Fi access points and RSSI beacons to collect data on the strength and location of the Wi-Fi signals transmitted by the teachers' devices. The system's cloud-based server processes the data and provides real-time updates to administrators through a web-based dashboard.

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RSSI,ESP,MQTT Broker,Bluetooth Beacons

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