Volume 10 | Issue 4 |

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Abstract This article offers an overview of the changing social formation of South Africa from the standardisation of apartheid in the late 1940s to the present, and its representation in the literature and Identity, reflecting the relocation of literary history of the "New" South Africa as a nation undergoing transformations, specifically in the labour situation, land struggles and the politics of the Rainbow nation. By analysing historical and literary elements, it is possible to trace the emergence of a carping identity and literature which were shaped by the experiences of the South African Indian Diaspora community. Such identity is significant and transmittal to the country as a whole, and of reasonable value in nurturing socialist consciousness for countering current challenges of racism and materialist indifference. This paper falls into two broad sections, the first deals with the history and context of South African Indian Diasporic writings; the second section deals with Diaspora identity.

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Indian-African Writers, Identity, Diaspora, Apartheid

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Depression, Gratitude, Adolescents, Positive Psycho-Therapy (PPT)

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love, nature, women, genre, young

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educators, water scarcity, water conservation, rain water harvesting, waste water treatment.

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1) Preamble:- In the past, during the Ramayana-Mahabharata period, the defence forces have gained a lot of importance because the reason is that if we want to expand the state with the expansion of the state in a big way, then the defence forces are very important. In today's age, children are also seen to be using more and more mobiles, so their physical fitness seems to be decreasing and the rate of getting sick is also high. Since the food is not available, the children are seeing new diseases in these people, so if the students are given physical training in the defence forces when they are in the age group of 16 to 20 years, then there can be a big physical change in them. The defence forces said that the question of self-respect arises because of the fact that country service is the biggest service presented. Today in Europe, we are seeing the beginning of the world war and in many countries, people from all walks of life are being given military training and they can be employed outside after at least two years to five years of military training, so we have been seeing strict rules in Europe that students in the age group of 16 to 20 years in our district can be employed outside. It is necessary for today's generation to create awareness about their service to the country by imparting military training as well as to improve discipline and timeliness in them as well as to make them respectable in the society. Today, in India, they see enlisting in the army as a passion, but their routine is not fixed and their type of exercise is not fixed and they are only seeing running as the main form of running, so a discipline should be instilled in them. For this, the concept is to impart this training to the students in the defence forces and instill various qualities in them.

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physical training, students.

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Key Words: Feminism, challenges, social values, modernism, Austen Novels

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Intermittent exotropia is the most common form of childhood exotropia with an incidence of 32.1 per 100,000 in children under 19 years of age. Onset of the deviation is believed to be in the first few years of life with a female preponderance.3 Exodevation occurs more commonly in middle east subequatorial africa and orient in united state. Study was aimed to analyzed how common is intermittent exotropia among strabismus age group 5-25 years. 75 subjects having strabismus were enrolled into the study. All the subjects were screened from tertiary eye care centre . The brief history and visual assessment along with refractive error correction for distance and near were assessed. With best corrected visual acuity orthoptic evaluation is done including sensory ,motor evaluation ,fixation ,ocular motility and patch test were done in subjects having intermittent exotropia. The maximum subjects were in age group of 20-25 years are affected in intermittent XT . 63% of subjects were males and 37 % were females are found in intermittent XT. The prevalence of intermittent exotropia among all patients of strabismus visiting tertiary eye care centre is found to be approximately one fourth(25.33%).

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Intermittent exotropia, Exophoria, Squint

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Insolvency and Bankruptcy code 2016 is a law for the resolution of Non-performing Assets. It covers all the business houses, including companies, limited liability partnerships, partnerships, proprietorship firms, and individuals. Since the law is very new, it is going through many amendments on it to make the resolution process business-friendly and straightforward. One of the recent amendments made in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is the addition of provision of the Pre-packaged Insolvency Resolution Process. The Pre-packaged Insolvency Resolution Process is one of the processes out of the two broad resolution processes. The Pre-packaged insolvency resolution procedure was introduced in April 2021 to solve the problem of Non-performing Assets in the MSMEs Sector. This paper will explain the whole mechanism of the Pre-packaged insolvency resolution procedure and compare the process with the other one, which is the Corporate insolvency resolution procedure. The paper will also envisage the effect of the process in the resolution of NPA in the MSMEs Sector.

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Non-performing Assets (NPA), Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), Pre-Packaged Insolvency resolution procedure, Corporate Insolvency Resolution Procedure, MSMEs

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The IOT is the field where data is transferred every second so securing data becomes difficulties .so we are trying to use both stegnography and cryptography together to secure data and also to increase parameters like PSNR values , smal lbit size etc,. by providing strong security .

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CNN Encryption, Elliptical ciurve cryptography, Matrix XOR algorithm,adaptive firefly algorithm

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