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multi-dimentional behaviour, moral sense, ethics, values, etc.

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Abstract Pulses are normally known as food legume while are secondary to cereals in production and utilization in India. Black gram [Vigna mungo (L) Hepper] otherwise called urd, or mash is one of the significant short duration pulse crop. The crop has its own significance because of high nutrition value of grains as human food and feed as rich feed for cattle. The grains contain around 24% protein on dry weight basis, which is more than twice than that of cereals. It is a decent green compost and erosion resistant cover crop. The crop likewise improves soil fertility by symbiotic fixation of atmospheric nitrogen in root nodules. As practices, a properly balanced supply of phosphorous and utilization of plant development controllers (PGRs) is one among the preeminent important factor to extend better returns in Black gram. Plant growth regulators (PGRs) assume a significant part in mitigating stress, increasing flower set, yield, and physiological proficiency of the crop. Many field experiments led on this crop from which it is regularly announced that the optimum level of phosphorous and growth regulators fundamentally upgraded the expansion, yield, and protein in crop. This paper mainly centres on the role of phosphorus and growth regulators of naphthalene acidic acid (NAA) and salicylic acid (SA) in improving the production of Black gram.

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Phosphorous, growth regulators, naphthalene acetic acid, salicylic acid, Black gram, growth and yield.

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India's economy thrives on farming, which is the country's most popular occupation. Agricultural fertilisers are essential for proper crop growth and yield. Chemical fertilisers have recently been used by farmers to increase yield and speed up the process. These fertilisers, on the other hand, put habitats, soil, plants, and human and animal lives in jeopardy. Natural biofertilizers, on the other hand, not only have a higher yield but are also safe for humans. Biofertilizers are gaining traction as a viable alternative to toxic chemical fertilisers in the pursuit of sustainable agriculture. Biofertilizers are important for the crop yield and preserving long-term soil fertility.The role of biofertilizers in the growth of crops and the maintenance of long-term soil fertility, which is crucial to satisfy global food demand, is crucial. Microbes can interact and improve their immunity, growth and development with crop plants. The main nutrients required for the proper growth of the plants are nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, zinc and silica, but these nutrients naturally take form as insolubilized or complex. Some microorganisms make them soluble and accessible to the plants. This review discusses the potentials of microbes, their mode of action and their impact on crops. The cost-effective, non-toxic and eco-friendly biofertilizers are a good replacement for costly and harmful chemical fertilisers. The knowledge gained from this review can help us understand the significance and methods of microbial production as biofertilizers for sustainable crop production in agriculture

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Biofertilizers, microbes, sustainable, solubilizers, environment

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The present paper deals with the documentation of field observations on traditional uses of medicinal and aromatic plants by the inhabitants of Kullu districts of Himachal Pradesh. A large number of plants of local flora are used to cure various ailments of human and livestock. In the present study, 47 medicinal plants belonging to 34 families are used for the treatment of various diseases. Rosaceae, Apiceae, Asteraceae, Poaceae and Ranunculaceae are major families which contribute large number of plant species and their parts like leaves, fruits and seeds are predominantly used. The utility lies through their roots, leaves, fruits, seed, barks and even whole plants. These are taken orally or applied locally in the form of infusion, decoction, paste or powder. Utilization of medicinal plants plays a vital role in the lives of inhabitants of rural area. This study documents valuable information for traditional remedies and contributes to the usage of medicinal plants in the research area.

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The present paper deals with the documentation of field observations on traditional uses of medicinal and aromatic plants by the inhabitants of Kullu districts of Himachal Pradesh. A large number of plants of local flora are used to cure various ailments of human and livestock. In the present study, 47 medicinal plants belonging to 34 families are used for the treatment of various diseases. Rosaceae, Apiceae, Asteraceae, Poaceae and Ranunculaceae are major families which contribute large number

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small cel prostrate , histrology transformation adenocarcinoma to small cell prostrate.

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The forethought of being a wise city is that the Smart Parking Facility. Nowadays in every family is maintaining a car and when it comes to weekends or any festive seasons every family likes to go shopping malls, Multiplexes, Restaurants, Airport, Railway station, Bus station. Finding an empty slot to park a vehicle is an annoying issue in recent days as we observe. The usage of vehicles rapidly increasing in our daily life. And the drivers used to struggle to identify a halting duration without considering where the slots are available to park their vehicles. And at the meantime for searching a parking space traffic may increase and loss of fuel. In this review, we constructed a prototype of a smart parkland arrangement in the urban domain of using the Internet of Things (IoT) and Raspberry-pi. In the development of web correspondence with real equipment in commonplace phenomenon. They are fixed with electronic components, web connectivity, and alternative sensors, the above-mentioned gadgets can broadcast and collaborate along excess over the web and they can hold control and observe remotely. So, the IoT is inter-associating with real gadgets, automobile (assigned to as linked gadgets and wise gadgets), apartments (guest parking slots separately), and alternative items linked with electronic components, programming, sensors, actuators, and chain comparability that found out the particular gadgets to save and swap information. We are uploading a data in the cloud (Thingspeak) so that the users can monitor whether the slots are free or not regularly.

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Smart Car Parking, Raspberry-pi, Ultrasonic Sensor.

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With the growing amount of pornography content over Internet and cases of Child Sex Abuse (CSA) possession and distribution, there is a rising demand for automatic detection of such content especially in certain environments such as educational or work places. The contribution of this project is we present a critical review of automatic pornography and CSA detection in images and videos. Second, we provide an empirical evaluation of five selected pornography detection approaches representing traditional skin detection based as well as more recent deep learning based methods. The evaluations are performed under common criteria using two publicly available pornographic databases. Finally, we assess these methods on a dataset of real-world CSA material provided by Spanish polices. This study observes that for pornography or CSA detection, the methods involving multiple features perform better than those using simple features like skin colour or single image descriptor. It is also found that deep learning based methods outperform all of the other methods and report current state-of-the-art.

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CSA, networks, image processing, web crawler, sever security.

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E-commerce, Waterfall model, Firebase, Economy, E-finance

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