Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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This research conducts a comparative analysis of user's preferences in the context of Traditional banking and E-Banking. As technology continues to redefine the banking experience, understanding user's preferences becomes important for financial institutions seeking to optimize service offerings. The purpose of this study is to observe and analyse user's preferences, concerns, trust, security measures, cost efficiency and the factors which affect Traditional Banking and E-Banking. We collected data from primary source. For that we conducted a questionnaire by google form. We collected responds from 300 Banking users residing in Vadodara city. For analysis of data, we tested ANOVA, Chi-Square, Percentage analysis and have presented by charts. This study aims to see that do banking user's prefer Traditional Banking or E-Banking in the present scenario. The conclusion of the study is that, There is a significant difference between the preferences of Traditional banking and E-Banking that means most of the respondents choose E-Banking as the world is moving towards digitalization and technology is upgrading.

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E-Banking , Digital Banking , Internet Banking , Traditional Banking

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Abstract: - For making India self-reliant in agriculture and energy sector, professor E. Borlaug, awarded the "Nobel peace" prize in the field of agriculture in 1970, and prof. M. S. Swaminathan, awarded the "Bharat ratan" award 2024 of the government of India. In 1968, green revolution was done in wheat crop in three states of Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh, due to which the country became self-reliant in "food production" but due to non-utilization of agriculture production products, farmers started burning stubble. The air quality in Delhi deteriorates from. Similarly, in the energy sector, the country will become self-reliant in the energy sector as well, with the professor Hideki Shirakawa "Nobel prize" in chemistry awarded 2019, in the principal of battery manufacture by the government of India under "Pradhan Mantri Surya Uday yojana 2024" energy sector. On the other hand, if no cyclic cause of waste battery, then there can be a large of water pollution. By 2040, a large quantity of discarded batteries will be in direct contact with the environment and various types of toxic metals may cause serious water pollution problems because batteries are manufactured using metals and acids. By studying various research papers, it is possible to removal of toxic metals Fe (III), Pb (II), Cd (II), Cu (II), and Ni (II) from agriculture waste through absorption, technology, models at low cost, India will be self-reliant in food and energy sectors and also environment friendly.

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Keyword: - agriculture, energy, product waste, toxic metals,

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The research below describes how tools protect your holdings in information and data. The tools used in this document are VeraCrypt and BitLocker Drive Encryption, mostly used for drive encryption. These two open-source encryption tools, VeraCrypt and BitLocker Drive Encryption, support Microsoft Windows, Linux, and macOS. The tools use a different set of algorithms in the encryption and the decryption method. In this document, the tools are demonstrated that how they work. The comparative analysis between VeraCrypt and BitLocker Drive Encryption is shown, and which tool provides you enhanced security in the protection of your data.

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VeraCrypt,Drive Encryption,Data Protection.

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Rasa is an essence of every work of art like dance, music and Literature that can only be suggested and not articulated. It is a type of thoughtful abstraction in which the world of physical forms is permeated by the interiority of the human feelings. However, the word may seem magical at first but it is not so in actual because to experience rasa one does not need any magical spell but has to be sensitive enough to connect with the emotions of the work. It is the concept of emotions, connections and feelings. This research paper aims to explore the meaning, history and scope of rasa theory in present scenario.

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Aesthetic, Emotion, Feeling, Indian, Literature, Rasa

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This researcher aims to examine the role of architecture of ancient and medieval India. It is characterized by a rich and diverse artistic tradition that incorporates sculpture, painting, and other decorative elements into building design. While some may argue that the pre-eminence of sculptures and paintings has diminished the architectural achievements of this period, this is not an accurate assessment. Instead, sculptures and paintings were an integral component of Indian art and architecture, often used to enhance and complement architectural structures and to promote religious devotion and cultural education. The temples of Khajuraho, the Ajanta and Ellora caves, and the Konark Sun Temple are examples of Indian architecture that showcase the skill and mastery of Indian artisans and the integration of sculpture and painting into building design. Ultimately, Indian architecture represents a rich and diverse artistic tradition that continues to inspire and captivate people around the world.

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Sculptures, paintings, frescos, iconography

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Following its independence in 1947, India faced a complicated and multidimensional conflict with elements of politics, society, economy, and culture. This paper offers an overview of the obstacles and triumphs India has faced on its post-independence path towards nation-building. Politically, the nation made its way toward constructing a democratic framework, as seen by the progressive Constitution that placed a strong emphasis on social justice and secularism. In terms of the economy, India undertook planned development programs to combat inequality and poverty, despite obstacles including ineffective bureaucracy and recurring crises. Affirmative action laws and social change were used to address societal problems including gender inequality and caste prejudice. India's cultural variety has emerged as both an asset and a burden, necessitating a delicate balance between national unity and the maintenance of individual identities. Notwithstanding significant progress, enduring obstacles such as destitution, dishonesty, and discord within the community highlighted the continuous fight to realize the goals of its citizens.

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Independence, Constitution, Politics, Conflict, Pakistan, China, Foreign Policy, Nation

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The term "space debris" refers to spacecraft not removed from orbit at the end of their service life, upper stages in the geostationary orbit region, as well as to the fragments of spacecraft and upper stages formed as a result of deliberate or accidental collision of spacecraft and upper stages with each other or with natural space debris. The problem of removing space debris from outer space is a global problem. Many countries are realizing projects on space debris cataloging, various technical means are being studied for space debris removal into graveyard orbits with parameters agreed upon by the international community. Various countries conducting space exploration have adopted special standards and guidelines for preventing the space debris formation The exponential growth of space debris poses a significant threat to future space missions and the sustainability of space exploration. This project focuses on the development and implementation of an innovative AI-driven framework for efficient and autonomous space debris removal. Leveraging advanced machine learning and computer vision techniques, the proposed system autonomously identifies, tracks, and categorizes space debris, enabling targeted and precise removal strategies. The framework integrates real-time data analysis, predictive modeling, and robotic control to orchestrate coordinated debris collection and disposal operations. Through a combination of satellite-based sensors, data fusion algorithms, and autonomous decision-making, the AI system demonstrates remarkable adaptability and scalability, ensuring the continual mitigation of space debris risks. Furthermore, the project emphasizes the importance of international collaboration and regulatory frameworks for the adoption of standardized practices in sustainable space debris management. This research represents a significant step toward the establishment of a safer and more sustainable space environment, fostering the continued progress of humanity's exploration and utilization of outer space.

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- Space Debris, AI Driven Frame work, Data Fusion Algorithms, Satellite-Based Sensors, Autonomous Decision-Making; space Debris Remediation.

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This study investigates the utilization patterns and repayment behavior of agricultural loans among farmers in Thanjavur, a prominent agricultural region in Tamil Nadu, India. The research examines the relationship between loan utilization, borrower characteristics, and repayment outcomes to provide insights into factors influencing farmers' financial practices. Data was collected through surveys and analyzed using statistical methods to assess the extent to which loan utilization impacts repayment behavior. The findings reveal relationships between loan utilization, borrower demographics, and repayment performance, highlighting the importance of tailored lending approaches..The study underscores the need for financial literacy initiatives, support services, and flexible loan structures to enhance borrowers' financial management skills and mitigate default risks. By understanding the complex dynamics of agricultural lending in Thanjavur, policymakers and financial institutions can develop targeted interventions to promote sustainable agricultural finance and rural development.

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Agriculture loan, Utilization & Repayment.

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Digital marketing has evolved as the dominant marketing concept in the internet age. Online marketing that assists the corporate sector is referred to as "digital marketing." This digital marketing is accessible and feasible for both tiny start-ups and large, established businesses. This strategy has led to the evolution of the marketing model that has been in use throughout history. It is inexpensive and capable of reaching a large number of individuals. As a result, it has aided in the process of restructuring the business sector in a development-oriented manner.

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Digital Marketing, Development, Corporate sector, Digital marketing method.

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Iron oxide Nanoparticles (IONPs) have garnered significant attention due to their diverse application in biomedicine, environmental remediation, and catalysis. In this study, we report the synthesis of IONPs using Catharanthus roseus leaf extract as a green reducing and stabilizing agent. The nanoparticles were characterized using Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), and UV-Vis spectroscopy. FTIR spectra indicate the presence of biomolecules from the leaf extract adsorbed onto the nanoparticle surface, contributing to their stability and biocompatibility. UV-Vis spectroscopy results showed characteristic absorption peaks in the UV region, indicative of the electronic transitions within the nanoparticles. The green synthesis approach offers several advantages such as cost-effectiveness, eco-friendliness, and scalability. The unique properties of Catharanthus roseus leaf extract facilitate the synthesis of well-defined IONPs suitable for various biomedical and environmental applications. This study underscores the potential of plant-mediated synthesis as a sustainable route for nanoparticle production and encourages further exploration in this emerging field.

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Fe3O4 -NPs, Green synthesis, Catharanthus roseus

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