Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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This paper presents a study on the development and implementation of a student community platform aimed at enhancing student engagement and collaboration in academic settings. It presents a multitude of advantages for students seeking to establish meaningful connections and enhance their educational experience. Firstly, it provides an inclusive space for students to build communities and clubs, fostering an environment conducive to collaboration and shared learning. The study evaluates the effectiveness of the platform in improving student engagement, communication, and collaboration, based on user feedback and usage data. The study evaluates the effectiveness of the platform in improving student engagement, communication, and collaboration, based on user feedback and usage data. This not only encourages academic growth but also promotes the exchange of diverse perspectives and ideas. By enabling students to create specialized clubs and classrooms, the platform empowers them to take ownership of their learning journey, leading to a more enriched educational experience. The Students Community Platform also streamlines resource sharing, allowing students to upload and distribute study materials, notes, and relevant resources within their respective clubs. Furthermore, the platform supports the creation of events and announcements, fostering a well-rounded educational experience that encompasses both academic pursuits and extracurricular activities. This ensures that students remain engaged and informed about the various opportunities available within their community. The results indicate a positive impact on student engagement and collaboration, highlighting the potential of such platforms in enhancing the overall learning experience.

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Content Filtering, Leaning Platform, Student Community

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GradeCraft is an advanced application designed to streamline and enhance the process of student t performance reporting within educational institutions. This innovative system offers a secure and efficient platform accessible exclusively to department staff and Heads of Departments (HODs). With a commitment to data privacy and confidentiality, GradeCraft ensures that sensitive student information is safeguarded while providing a user-friendly interface for authorized personnel. This comprehensive application enables department staff and HODs to easily access and analyze student performance data, promoting informed decision-making to enhance the overall academic experience. Through GradeCraft, educators can generate customized reports, track academic progress, and identify areas for improvement, contributing to a more proactive and responsive approach to student success. The key features of GradeCraft include a robust authentication system that restricts access to authorized personnel only. This ensures the integrity of student data and prevents unauthorized users from compromising sensitive information. The application also boasts a user-friendly interface with intuitive navigation, allowing department staff and HODs to efficiently retrieve relevant information without unnecessary complexities

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eassy access for data collection and visualization

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Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) Composite Materials are Comes Under the Advanced Class Composite Materials, Are Commonly Preferred in Strategic Applications. However, the brittleness, air bubbles formed during the preparing of reinforcement resin, crack-prone matrix, and Fiber-matrix interface with a weak adhesion usually contribute to the failure of composite structures in terms of delamination and catastrophic failure. So, in the current work, Epoxy matrix CFRP composites are made using a hand lay-up process with varied amounts of Graphene Oxide (GO) (0%,0.25%,0.5%, and 1%) as a Nano Filler with Epoxy Polymer and nearly 90% of air bubbles are removed with the help of vacuum pump and desiccator. The samples will be Prepared According to the ASTM Standards and Tested Under Tension and 3 Point Bending Conditions. The maximum tensile strength, maximum flexural strength of 866.67MPa and 761.22MPa were observed for the 0.25%, 1% GO reinforced composites respectively.

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Composites, CFRP, Epoxy Resin, Carbon Fiber, Tensile test, Flexural test, Graphene Oxide (GO), Epoxy, Hardener

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Agribusiness has made a significant global commitment to enhancing the nation's financial responsibility. Nevertheless, due to the lack of organic framework control innovations, the majority of farming areas are still in their early stages of development. These problems prevent enhanced yield creation, which has an effect on the farming economy. From this point on, a redesign of the cultivating benefit is dependent on the assumption of plant yield. Agricultural zones must use ML methodology to predict the production from a given dataset in order to combat this problem. the coordinated use of ML algorithms to examine the dataset. Here, we'll forecast the yield in the event that a particular crop is chosen; otherwise, we'll use the parameters to forecast the yield of every crop. District name, season and year.

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Dataset, Machine Learning-Regression methods, Mean absolute error, R2-score.

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Documenting traditional medicinal plant species is crucial in Bihar for biodiversity conservation, bioactive chemical extraction, and the preservation of indigenous knowledge. Native populations in Bihar have used a wide array of traditional medicinal plants to treat a variety of human and cattle diseases. The goal of this study was to collect and identify plants used by indigenous peoples for therapeutic purposes, as well as to document information on traditional herbal medicine. Plant sample were collected from Gaya's Brahmayoni hill. Ethnobotanical research of three therapeutic plants from Gaya's Brahmayoni hill, namely Pithecellobium dulce, Ziziphus jujuba, and Gymnema sylvestre, is now underway. The ethnomedicinal herbs that have been described are commonly used for anaemia, eye irritation, antimicrobials, diabetes, arthritis, and other conditions. As a result, proper recording and identification of plant species used, as well as herbal preparation, are necessary to preserve traditional treatment expertise. To avoid extinction, it is recommended that local populations participate in the cultivation of the most regularly used medicinal herbs.

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Ethnobotany, Pithecellobium dulce, Zizipus jujuba, Gymnema Sylvestre.

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Abstract : Giving Gifts to our family, Friends and other persons in various occasion is universal practice in almost every country and culture. Every year billions of Money are spend in different occasion for giving Gifts. Gifts can help in building interpersonal relationship and also encourage happiness of giver and receiver. But selection of appropriate gift is also important. Man and women both are basically different in nature while behaving in social relations so as tendency of choosing and giving gifts by male and female are naturally different. Some studies says that Women are more effectively select the gifts then that of men. So in this study our motive is to find out the gift behavior of male and female consumers at Raipur city. This study is a comparative analysis between the behavior of man and women while purchasing a gift in different occasions. And also a further study of the research paper written by the researcher herself named "Evaluation of behavior of female consumer while purchasing a Gift "This study shows that while choosing gift mostly women take their family in to consideration, they usually choose products which will be useful for the gift receiver. They also consider place from where they are going to purchase gift and price as per their budget, occasion, and importance of gift receiver. They like decorative packing material while gifting a product. While the male consumer prefer to give cash amount as gift as they consider that it is more useful then the products. While purchasing a product they are more brand oriented and choose product useful product in daily routine and according to budget.

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Index terms : Female Consumers, Male Consumers, purchasing habits , Gift purchaser, Gift Items, Gift behavior.

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The present paper is an attempt to explore the influence of vedantic philosophy on W. B Yeats and T. S Eliot. Yeats was highly influenced by three Indians, Swami Purohit with whome he translated Bhagwat Gita, Upanishads, Mohini Chatterji and Rabindra Nath Tagore. Poems of Yeats like - Mohini chatterji, Second coming and Eliot's major works such as The waste land, Four Quartets, Traditional and Individual talent echoes Indian Philosophy. The main essence of vedantic philosophy is vision of rebirth and the fruit of karma. Everybody needs to know the essence of life, which is non-duality, means all the living and non-living are the manifestation of the same ultimate reality. Having this knowledge of essence one can promote equality to achieve peace and the true spiritual nature of human existence. Keywords- Upanishad, Vedanta, Knowledge, Philosophy

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INFLUENCE OF VEDANTIC PHILOSOPHY ON W.B YEATS AND T.S ELIOT

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Despite the concerted efforts of the central and state governments and other immunization stakeholders, full immunization rates in India remains low. This paper outlines the findings of a comprehensive review of the Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) and provide recommendations to formulate an action plan for improving routine immunization coverage. A mixed-method approach was adopted to collect data under four thematic areas, namely programme implementation, vaccine logistics and cold chain, data recording and reporting system, and programme communication in five high priority states. Results obtained for indicators under each thematic area, were then divided into four categories: a) >=90 % - good, b) 70-90%-fair, c) 50-70 % - average and d) < 50 % - poor. The review was undertaken in five high-priority states - Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Four districts were selected base on a scoring criterion from each state. The programme implementation was found average ranging from 53.6 % to 63.8 % and the mechanism of vaccine logistic and cold chain was fair ranging from 71.0 % to 79.4 % across all the states. The mechanism of data recording and reporting was poor in Madhya Pradesh (36.8 %) and Maharashtra (47.0 %) and average in the remaining three states. Programme communication needs considerable improvement. Except Madhya Pradesh (62.4 %), the communication activities were poor in the other four states. The methodology of the review will help in identifying critical gaps and strengths in the immunization processes and in formulating an immunization coverage improvement plan (ICIP) in the states.

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Comprehensive review Universal immunization programme Program implementation Thematic area Mechanism Immunization coverage improvement plan (ICIP)

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The genus Argyreia is known as 'woolly morning glory' or 'small wood rose' and is the second largest genus of the family Convolvulaceae. This review focuses on the Ethnobotanical uses, phytochemical analysis, and pharmacological studies done on the seven Argyreia species. Qualitative phytochemical studies showed the presence of Alkaloids, Flavonoids, Phenols, Terpenoids, Steroids, Saponins, Tannins, Glycosides, Proteins, and Amino acids in most of the Argyreia species. Argyreia nervosa possesses various Alkaloids and many other compounds having hallucinogenic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antidiabetic, antioxidant, anticancer, and antidiarrheal activities. Compounds like Embelin, Mupirocin, Lupeol, and many other compounds present in Argyreia cuneata and Argyreia setosa have antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-Inflammatory, and antidiabetic activities. Argyreia Pilosa, Argyreia roxburghii, Argyreia cymosa, and Argyreia pomacea contain Alkaloids, Flavonoids, Phenols, Tannins, Steroids, Fixed Oils, Glycosides and Amino acids containing antipyretic, antioxidant, wound healing activities and Cardiovascular effects.

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Argyreia nervosa, Argyreia pomacea, phytochemistry, pharmacology, Ethnobotany

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