Volume 12 | Issue 5 |

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Catalepsy, Halperidol,mice,pine oil,neutraceutical,parkinson's disease, natural remedies

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Aquaponics farming method is growing plants in soil less farming along with fishes. Plants are growing using mineral nutrient solutions and organic nutrients from fishes, water being the solvent. The smart aquaponics farming system consists of hydroponic growing system, aquarium and Arduino Uno as the controlling system monitoring essential factors affecting the plants. The main objective is to reduce human intervention during the implementation of hydroponic farming method. The factors like pH, water level is continuously observed and upon any variation that affect plant is notified to the user.

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"HYDROPONIC AND AQUAPONIC ANALYSIS"

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Purpose- The purpose of the study is to investigate Influencer's marketing on consumers in purchasing sustainable foods. Nowadays, consumer's consumption for sustainable products is changing drastically due to increase in the awareness of health and changing to green lifestyles through influencer marketing. Methodology- This is the conceptual study based on the how consumer attitude and purchase intention of consumers is affecting them to purchase sustainable foods through influencer marketing. This study understands the conceptual framework on influencer marketing and consumers purchase intention on sustainable foods. Findings- It is observed that there is a significant shift in consumer behaviour towards the consumption of sustainable foods have occurred in recent years because of growing social media interaction by influencers which makes consumers aware of their health. Considering the growing customer demand for sustainable products options, this study offers relevant practical information for the influencers involved in creating content and marketing for sustainable foods. Originality- This study tries to fill the gap in the literature review by studying the purchase intention and attitude of the consumers towards sustainable foods through influencer marketing. Very few studies have been conducted on the impact of influencer marketing on consumers in purchasing sustainable foods irrespective of Indian consumers.

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Influencer marketing, Consumer attitude, Purchase intention, Sustainable foods

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The Asclepiadaceae family includes Calotropis Procera, (Aiton) R.Br., a plant which grows wild. Native of Indo-China, North Africa, and Southern Asia, Calotropis Procera serves as a blooming plant. Due to the latex material the plant produces, they are frequently referred to as milkweeds. In various parts of the world, species of Calotropis Procera are considered as common weeds. In every Indian home, the plant is a vital component of traditional herbal treatments. This plant contains variety of biologically active chemical elements in different portions of the plant, such as tannins, sugars, alkaloids, saponins, flavonoids, phenols, cardenolides, and steroids. Anti-inflammatory, analgesics antidote, antibacterial, anthelmintic, antipyretic, cancer prevention, antiangiogenic, gastroprotective, kidney protective, liver-protective, antioxidant, antidiarrheal, improved healing of wounds, anticonvulsant, anti-diabetic, immune function, smooth muscle relaxant, etc. are just a few of the numerous pharmacological effects it exhibited. The primary aim of this overview is to furnish preliminary data regarding the chemical constitution and pharmacological properties of species Calotropis Procera.

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Calotropis Procera, pharmacology, chemical constituents.

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Water is a vital resource for the survival of humans, animals, and plants. However, its quality is not always suitable for drinking or other uses due to factors like industrialization, pollution, and natural occurrences. The World Health Organization has guidelines to determine the threshold levels of various parameters in water samples. The Water Quality Index (WQI) and Irrigation WQI (IWQI) are used to assess overall water quality. Collecting and measuring water samples can be challenging, but a proposed network architecture uses real-time data collection and machine learning tools to automatically determine the suitability of water samples for drinking and irrigation. The network is based on LoRa and considers the land topology. Simulations indicate a partial mesh network topology is most suitable. Since there is a lack of large datasets on drinking and irrigation water, new datasets were developed for training machine learning models. Three models (Random Forest, Logistic Regression, and Support Vector Machine) were evaluated, with Logistic Regression performing best for drinking water and Support Vector Machine for irrigation water. Recursive feature elimination was used to identify the water parameters with the greatest influence on classification accuracies.

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drinking water, irrigation water

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The experience of waiting in lines is a common concern for people across different aspects of life. In educational settings, students are often delayed during meal payments, which needs effective solutions. This study aimed to address the concern by creating a Self-Service Kiosk using liquid crystal display modules. Methodology: A quantitative approach and an experimental research design were used to assess the processing speed, accuracy speed, and transaction speed of the device. Results: The results of the study proved that the self-service kiosk effectively displayed information on the LCD 20x4 screen for as early as 0.24 milliseconds. This indicated varied button response times, with "add to cart" consistently fast averaging 0.13 milliseconds, while "reset cart" was slightly slower at 0.15 milliseconds. The "Total Price" button maintained stable response times at 0.24 milliseconds. The processing speed showed an average of 100% accuracy rate for all buttons, while the transmission speed between the kiosk and the host device displayed as fast as 0.193 milliseconds, which emphasized the importance of button responsiveness. Discussion: The purpose of the Self-Service Kiosk was to enhance efficiency and augment customer experience in the context of a school canteen, which aided in creating a simplified ordering system and optimizing workflow. The success of each trial was evident, which affirmed the reliability and effectiveness of the kiosk. Recommendation: Future researchers are recommended to integrate higher-quality materials to improve the device's performance. Exploring alternative features could optimize the user experience in similar settings while considering possible limitations.

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Arduino Uno, LCD Modules, Self-Service Kiosk

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INTRODUCTION: Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common and challenging disease conditions of 21st centuary. It is a chronic complex progressive and multisystem disorder with life threatening micro and macrovacular complications. WHO defined Diabetes mellitus as a metabolic disorder of multiple etiologies characterized by chronic hyperglycemia with disturbances in carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both. METHODS: The plant leaves was collected locally from herbal store and botanical garden of the garden of the botany central council for Research Ayurvedicand Sidha Govt. of India .The plant was identified and authenticated by comparison with herbarium specimens. RESULTS: The dried powdered course blend of leaf form TelcomaStansare undergone successive solvent extraction using alcohol and water as solvents. A comparatively greater extractive value was obtained in alcoholic extract of the leaf. CONCLUSION: The current anti-diabetic drug research is facing complex challenges. As times go on it demands an integrated approach towards the health care system.There has been a growing interest in natural medicinal plant related research37.

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Plant leaves, herbal ,medicinal plants, telcoma stans.

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Bharat me haashiye par pade samuho ke beech raajneetik chetna ka vikas: Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar ki bhumika

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Rajnitik Chetna, Samajik Sudhar,Savidhan , siksha, Bhedbhav aadhi.

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This paper takes a closer look at how technology is making a big impact on promoting sustainability in the tourism industry. It starts by acknowledging the challenges that the industry faces in being more sustainable. Then, it dives into different ways technology is helping out, like with smart destination management systems, mobile apps that encourage responsible travel, and tools that use blockchain to keep supply chains transparent. These tech solutions are empowering people in the tourism sector to use resources more efficiently, encourage tourists to behave responsibly, and keep an eye on how well tourism businesses are doing in terms of sustainability. It also talks about how exciting new technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things can really change the game for sustainable tourism. Imagine getting personalized recommendations for being more eco-friendly while traveling, or experiencing different cultures in immersive ways. But, it's also important to consider the ethical and privacy issues that come with using these technologies.

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Technology, Sustainability, Tourism industry, Challenges, Smart destination management systems, Mobile apps, Responsible travel, Blockchain, Artificial intelligence, Privacy issues

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This study investigates the relationship between gaming engagement, social connectedness, and psychological well-being among gamers and non-gamers. The sample consisted of 75 gamers and 75 non-gamers.T-tests were conducted to compare mean values between gamers and non-gamers, and correlation analyses were used to explore the relationships between these variables. The results revealed that gamers reported significantly higher levels of game engagement than non-gamers. However, there was no significant difference in social connectedness between the two groups. Interestingly, there was also no significant difference in psychological well-being between gamers and non-gamers. These findings highlight the importance of a balanced approach to gaming and leisure activities, as well as promoting positive well-being among gamers.

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Game engagement, social connectedness, psychological well-being, gamers and non-gamers

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