Volume 12 | Issue 5 |

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Ocular manifestations of Marfan syndrome are common, the most frequent being ectopia of the lens. Crystalline ectopias are often part of the symptoms of hereditary conditions such as Marfan's disease. The discovery of a case requires etiological investigation and family screening.

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ectopia, marfan syndrom

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The scheduler plays a typical role and acts as a link between many of the users usually in a schedule. The project aims at managing daily appointments in Government offices. It is one of the most commonly used web-based applications and enables individuals to securely and conveniently book their reservations and requests online via a laptop, tablet, smartphone, computer, or other web-connected devices. The scheduler plays a typical role and acts as a link. Since it is the first stage of the online-based appointment scheduling method, there is still much to be done in the future to improve the overall performance of the software in cases of emergency to achieve the desired requirements for the offices.

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Scheduler ,Government office

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The goal of this project is to create and assess formulations using natural ingredients in varying concentrations for a cosmetic herbal face pack for glowing skin. Such as charcoal, gram flour, neem leaves, sandalwood, aloe vera, banana pulp and rose water. The was evaluated based on various parameters such as organoleptic properties and physicochemical parameters and stability along with irritancy and microbial load test. Nowadays, human skin is becoming more prone to faster aging, atopic dermatitis, acne, and many other skin problems that arise mainly due to increased pollution, allergies, microbes, etc. Acne and dull skin are common problems that occur in various people. Because natural medicines are thought to be safer and have less adverse effects than synthetic ones, they are more widely accepted. Growing demand for herbal preparations on the world market. The aim of this work is to compile and evaluate an herbal face pack for acne and dull skin. Herbal face packs are primarily used to reduce dark circles, acne, and scars by boosting blood flow, preserving, and renewing skin, and clearing debris from pores. So, in this work we have created a package that can be easily made from readily available raw materials. All the benefits of the face mask have been proven and further optimization studies of its various parameters are needed to find out its useful benefits for human beings.

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Skin care, Natural ingredients, Herbal face packs, Preparation, Standardization, Evaluation.

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When computer was introduced it was used only to save and access data and to perform calculations faster than human. After the connection of computers sending messages became very popular. Sending messages was done internally within a building. Then came into emerge the concept of World Wide Web (WWW) which made the people across the world to connect between themselves and interact from any parts of the world. This process of connecting the computers is called networking. In this article we are going to discuss about various network threats.

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WWW, TCP/IP , P2P, MALWARE,PHISHING

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The automated grocery delivery industry is witnessing a paradigm shift propelled by innovations in list-based solutions and AI-powered chatbots. This paper examines the pivotal role played by these technologies in revolutionizing the efficiency and user experience of grocery ordering processes. List-based solutions empower customers to effortlessly curate and manage personalized shopping lists, mitigating the time- consuming task of searching for individual items and minimizing the risk of overlooking essential products. Simultaneously, AI-powered chatbots harness the capabilities of natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to engage customers in real-time interactions, providing tailored assistance and recommendations. This abstract further delves into the empathetic design philosophy embedded within this revolution, emphasizing the significance of comprehending and catering to the needs and emotions of users throughout their ordering journey. By amalgamating these advancements with empathetic design principles, the automated grocery delivery revolution not only optimizes efficiency but also fosters a more intuitive and customer-centric shopping experience. The synthesis of list-based solutions and AI-powered chatbots epitomizes the convergence of technology and empathy, reshaping the landscape of grocery delivery and propelling it towards unprecedented levels of convenience and customer satisfaction

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Retail Industry, FMCG , Artificial Intelligence

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Diabetes mellitus is a complex and unique group of chronic disease characterized by hyperglycemia. Type 1 diabetes is most common in adolescents (diagnosed when they are 30 years of age or younger) and is generally thought to be caused by the immune - related destruction of the pancreatic beta cells that produce insulin. Type 2 diabetes is a progressive metabolic syndrome characterized by insulin resistance and pancreatic beta cell dysfunction. Although coronary artery disease (CAD) is the leading cause of death from type 1 diabetes the mechanisms underlying the increased risk are not well. Type 1 diabetes has increased the risk of premature death, with heart disease as a major component. The risk of coronary artery disease is predisposed to a certain extent by focusing on common risk factors including hemoglobin HbA1c and duration of diabetes ,but nonetheless people with type 1 diabetes have increased risk of CHD. Over the past few years there has been much debate over whether patients with type 2 diabetes should be treated as those with high risk of cardiovascular disease, even if T2DM should be considered as equivalent to cardiovascular disease , have too many patients with untreated T2DM , and diabetic doctors are more prone to diabetes , often forgetting all those cardiovascular risk. In this review we discuss the above mentioned topic , diabetes (type 1 and type 2) with cardiovascular disease, try to give suggestions, and raise the issue of whether we should start a discussion to treat all diabetic patients such as those with high risk of cardiovascular risk , or try to combine the definition and find such variable/risk factors that can be measured to help doctors to treat those patients properly.

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CHD, CVD,T2DM, equivalent, risk, significant, metabolic syndrome

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Social media has become an integral part of modern society, transforming the way we communicate, share information, and connect with others. Social media refers to online platforms and websites that enable users to create, share, and exchange content in the form of text, images, videos, and other multimedia. Initially, Social media platforms allowed people to connect online. Indian Education stands at the nexus of evolution and opportunity; foremost among the hallmarks of this transformative journey is the anticipated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 8.46% projected between 2024 and 2032. This growth narrative crystallizes into a formidable market size of US$225 billion by the fiscal year 2024-25, marking a monumental expansion according to insights from IMARC Group and Invest India. Today, we can see education institutions adapting these developments into their systems and relying on group resources and mechanisms to improve student life. The use of social media in education helps students, teachers and parents to get more useful information, to connect with learning groups and other educational systems that make education convenient. Social network tools afford students and institutions with multiple opportunities to improve learning methods.

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Social Media Platforms, University Grants Commission, Facebook, GogoYoko and Compound Annual Growth Rate

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Worldwide industrialization and economic growth increase the levels of materials and energy consumption, and industrial waste damage and pollute the environment causing global warming, the greenhouse gas effect and ozone depletion. Waste and emission of water and gas caused by the supply chain is one of the main sources of environmental pollution. Organizations are pressurized to implement green in their supply chain by using processes and raw materials which does not have any negative effect on the environment and this new concept is called Green Supply Chain Management. It is defined as an approach to improve the product, process and environment of the organization which considers environmental effects and also efficiently utilizes the resources in the entire supply chain. Out of almost seventeen GSCM practices only seven practices are considered the most impactful practices in the modern era. We need to explore one by one how these seven GSCM practices influence corporate sustainability which is an approach to make long-term stakeholder value by implementing a business strategy which emphasizes the cultural, social, environmental and economic dimensions of a business. Corporate sustainability helps the companies to grow to rethink the demands and needs of evolving society and the earth and to adapt the change. Corporate sustainability is often based on three interconnected pillars, commonly called as the triple bottom line. These pillars encompass economic, social, and environmental dimensions, and their integration is crucial for achieving long-term success and responsible business practices. Economic sustainability focuses on maintaining and enhancing the company's economic viability over the long term. It involves making decisions that contribute to financial stability, growth, and profitability. Environmental sustainability focuses on minimizing the environmental impact of business operations and promoting actions for the well-being of the earth. Social sustainability involves managing a company's impact on society and fostering positive relationships with its stakeholders. It prioritizes moral and socially accountable business conduct. Keywords: Green supply chain management, corporate sustainability, Environmental pillar, Carbon footprint, Renewable energy, social innovation

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Green supply chain management, corporate sustainability, Environmental pillar, Carbon footprint, Renewable energy, social innovation

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This research study aims to investigate the relationship between employee branding, emotional intelligence, and employee turnover in the IT & ITES industry. The study will utilize a mixed-methods approach, including surveys and interviews with employees in various IT & ITES companies. The study seeks to explore how effective employee branding can enhance emotional intelligence in the workplace and consequently reduce employee turnover. The research will focus on how employees perceive and relate to their company's brand and how this affects their emotional intelligence levels. The study will also examine the impact of emotional intelligence on employee turnover, including factors such as job satisfaction, engagement, and commitment. The findings of this study will contribute to the current body of knowledge on the importance of employee branding in the IT & ITES industry, and its impact on employee emotional intelligence and turnover. The research results will provide valuable insights for HR managers, recruiters, and organizational leaders on how to improve employee-branding strategies to enhance emotional intelligence and reduce employee turnover.

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Employee branding, Emotional intelligence, Employee turnover, Job satisfaction, Engagement, Organizational culture

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Sustainability, however, is a complex and evolving topic. The World Bank Group long-term finance unit has been at the forefront of promoting Sustainable Finance globally though data provision, analytical work, instrument design and technical assistance to support regulators and investors in our client countries to 'green' their financial systems. One of the driving forces for the growth of sustainable finance is the need to mitigate climate risk. Climate change is making its presence felt in different forms such as extreme weather conditions, water scarcity, melting icebergs, etc. It makes it imperative to develop a lower carbon economy. This requires investment in the installation of wind farms, solar parks, electric vehicle infrastructure and more. This is where sustainable finance has an important role to play. Sustainable finance is the set of financial regulations, standards, norms and products that pursue an environmental objective. It allows the financial system to connect with the economy and its populations by financing its agents while maintaining a growth objective. Sustainable Finance is the process of taking due account of environmental social and governance (ESG) considerations when making investment decisions in the financial sector, leading to increased longer-term investments into sustainable economic activities and projects (European Commission). It has become a powerful movement led by regulators, institutional investors and asset managers globally. Finance contributes to poverty alleviation through economic growth and the development of green finance is related to the sustainable development of the world economy and environment. Green finance not only helps to promote sustainable economic development but also helps reduce poverty

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Instrument design, sustainable finance, investment decisions, poverty alleviation, green finance

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