Volume 11 | Issue 4 |

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Re-entrant corner, varying angle, etab high rise building, seismic analysis, Response spectrum method

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The Mughal women first stepped on the Indian soil back in 1501 when Emperor Babur left Samarkand along with a small band of Timurid-Mughal women to secure a home in Hindustan. Royal Mughal women were an important pillar to build and sustain the Mughal empire in India. Mughal women had an image of beautifully ornated ladies which have been portrayed in the paintings of their era. The status and role of women are often limited to one who stays behind the strong opaque walls of the harem and under the patriarchal protection of the ruler, limiting their contribution solely to the royal household. However, they lead many important spheres like economic patronage, charitable endowments, architecture, and especially trade which enable the Mughal Empire to sail smoothly. The sixteenth and the seventeenth century saw influx of trading activities with the increasing Indian Ocean trade. The Mughal emperors were fond of trade and commerce and participated actively in it. The emergence of trade by the royal ladies of the harem dates to Abkar's reign. Rulers like emperor Jahangir and Shah Jahan were great traders when they were princes. Mughal princesses also didn't stay back in the field. This paper traces and analyses the commercial activities led by the royal Mughal women focusing on Mariam-uz-Zamani, Nur Jahan, and Jahanara Begum. These Veiled traders with their contributions in architecture, poems, charity, writings, and commercial activities, especially trade, left their imprint despite being confined behind the secluded walls. Their lavish lifestyle led to the huge economic growth and developments in the Mughal empire.

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Royal Mughal Women,Trade

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Social media is a channel of contact that uses the internet. Users can engage in conversations, exchange information, and produce content for the web using social media platforms. Most users access social media services through web-based technologies on PCs and laptops, or they download apps for their mobile devices that have social media capability. The fastest-growing social media site is Instagram. It was a success, with over a million users just two months after its debut. Consider how many brand-new goods and services you've discovered on Instagram thanks to friend recommendations or paid social media advertising.

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Influencing, Instagram, Online Shopping, Online Shopping Influencing

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This research paper examines the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on the financial performance of textile industries. The study investigates whether CSR activities, such as environmental sustainability, employee welfare, and community development, affect the financial performance of textile companies. The research uses a sample of textile firms from different countries and analyzes their financial statements and CSR reports over a period of five years. The study employs various statistical techniques, including regression analysis, to explore the relationship between CSR and financial performance. The findings of the research suggest that CSR activities positively impact the financial performance of textile industries. The study provides valuable insights into the role of CSR in enhancing financial performance and encourages companies to adopt socially responsible practices.

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CSR, financial performance, textile industry, sustainability, employee welfare, community development, profitability, market value, investor perception, environmental performance, return on assets, return on equity, net profit margin, corporate social responsibility, regulatory requirements, stakeholder pressure, market demands, secondary data, statistical techniques, regression analysis, descriptive statistics, control variables, ethical considerations.

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: From past quakes it is demonstrated that a large number of construction are absolutely or somewhat harmed because of tremor. Thus, it is essential to decide seismic reactions of such structures. There are various methods of seismic examination of construction. Time history examination is one of the significant procedures for underlying seismic investigation by and large the assessed primary reaction is nonlinear in nature. For such kind of investigation, a delegate tremor time history is required. In this venture work seismic investigation of RCC structures with mass anomaly at various floor level are done. Here for examination different time chronicles have been utilized. This paper features the impact of mass anomaly on various floor in RCC structures with time history and examination is finished by utilizing ETABS programming

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Response spectrum method, Story drift, Base Shear, Story Shear, Story Displacement, Time period, Mode of vibration.

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food is necessary for life. The food we use must be clean, nutritious and without additives to maintain human health. This paper develops an IoT-based detection of food and formalin technology identify formalin using machine learning methods. A volatile compound HCHO gas sensor connected to a Raspberry pi3 was used to extract the formalin content of any fruit or vegetable as a function of output voltage, and various machine learning algorithms were used to classify the fruit or vegetable based on the extract. characteristics. Our system includes supervised machine learning algorithms which accurately predict the correct concentration of formalin at all temperatures, which can also be correctly classified between artificially added and naturally formed form.

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Adulteration, Formalin, Naturally Occurring Formalin, Formaldehyde, Machine Learning, Internet of Things, HCHO Gas Sensor, Raspberry Pi3, Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms

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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an essential aspect for businesses as it aims to fulfill their obligations towards society and environment. This paper aims to investigate the impact of CSR on the financial performance of banking companies. A quantitative research method was adopted, and secondary data were collected from the annual reports of six major banking companies in the United States for the period 2016-2020. The results indicate that CSR has a positive impact on the financial performance of the banking companies. The findings suggest that banking companies need to integrate CSR activities into their business strategies to enhance their financial performance.

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- Corporate social responsibility ,Financial performance ,Banking industry, Return on assets ,Return on equity ,Net income ,Integration ,Business strategy ,Quantitative research ,Secondary data analysis ,United States ,Descriptive statistics ,Multiple regression analysis ,Stakeholder relations ,Meta-analysis.

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The evolution in the agricultural field has assisted modern livestock industry to raise up the scale which results in requisite for the management of cow breeding. To breed the cow, monitoring the estrus behavior is one of the important tasks. Estrus commonly addressed "heat". Estrus refers to the progenitive phase of cattle during which ovulation occurs. This is the crucial stage of the reproductive life of cows. During ovulation, artificial insemination is carried out in dairy farms by farmers. The conventional approach to find the phase of estrus is by attaching an electronic device to the cow. This device makes the cow feel uneasy. To overcome this Cowoze is designed. The main goal of this study is to detect the cow in estrus or non-estrus state by using a deep learning algorithm-based approach. Cowoze takes a sequence of images as input. It analyzes the estrus behaviors of cows and helps farmers to recognize cows in estrus phase. This model detects the cows, it's body parts and estrus behavior of cows by extracting a set of discriminative features. The model detects the estrus of cows with an accuracy of 99%.

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Estrus detection, Dairy cows, Image Processing, Deep Learning Algorithm

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Background: Neck pain is a common problem in the general population with prevalence between 10% to 15%. The prevalence of neck pain between 67% to 87% usually seen in middle aged groups. Neck pain is thought to be multifactorial. Women are more affected than men. Objective: This study has been undertaken to compare the immediate effect of myofascial release technique versus strain-counterstrain technique in unilateral trapezitis in women with age group 20-40 years. Materials and Method: 64 subjects were selected with simple random sampling method fulfilling inclusion and exclusion criteria and were randomly divided into 2 groups . Group A receiving Strain counterstrain technique and Group B receiving Myofascial release technique. Result: In Statistical analysis Paired T-test was done and Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS),Cervical lateral flexion (Cervical ROM) and Neck Disability Index (NDI) among Myofascial Release Technique (MFR) was found to be more significant(p value: <0.0001).Unpaired t-test was found to be significant with improvement in Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS),Cervical lateral flexion (Cervical ROM) and Neck Disability Index (NDI) with a mean difference of 2.625, 2.9375, 20.75 respectively in group A and a mean difference of 3.75, 5.125, 26.875 respectively in group B. Conclusion: This study concluded that Myofascial release technique is more effective than Strain Counterstrain technique on unilateral trapezitis in women with age group 20-40 years.

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Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS),Cervical lateral flexion (Cervical ROM) and Neck Disability Index (NDI),Myofascial Release Technique (MFR), Strain Counterstrain Technique (SCS), Myofascial trigger points (MTrPs).

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Amlapitta is a lifestyle related disease prevalent all over the world. Amlapitta is a disorder caused by habitual, irregular diet schedule and activities but also as a result of psychological and physiological aberrations. Amlapitta disease has been first described by Acharya Kashyapa, later has also been described in Madhavnidana, Yogaratnakara and Bhavaprakasha. Amlapitta has been mentioned as a separate entity in Madhav Nidana.The similar conditions have been mentioned in text like Charaka, Sushruta and Vagbhata while describing the Grahani roga and vidhagdhajirna. The ruling features of Amlapitta are Avipaka (indigestion), Urodaha (Burning in the chest), Utklesha (Nausea) Aruchi (Anorexia) and Tikta-Amlodgara (sour and bitter belching) have been described in Ayurvedic classical texts. A 30-year-old male patient came in OPD with the following complaints Tikta-Amlodgara, Urodaha, Utklesha, Aruchi. During Examination, the vitals are normal. The patient was treated with Gulduchyadi Kashaya, Avipattikara churna and Kushmanda avaleha. The patient was advised to follow up every 15th day. Along with medication, the patient was also advised to follow diet and lifestyle restrictions.

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Agni, Amlapitta, Annavahasrotas, Hyperacidity

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