Volume 9 | Issue 6 |

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Mental Health of an individual is determined by not only the absence of mental illness, but also, how one feels about self and adjusts to life events. COVID-19 is the largest outbreak of uncommon pneumonia since the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) which out broke in 2003. This pandemic not only affecting our physical health but have a huge impact on the mental health of all the age range people - child to old. This paper focus on the idea regarding how society and the authorities must thrive to provide extra care for safeguarding the mental health along with physical health of these classes.

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Mental Health, Covid - 19, Children, Elderly people, Health Workers

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Antenatal exercises aim at improving the physical and psychological well-being of an expected mother for labor and preventing pregnancy-induced pathologies by various physical means. Health professionals who care for pregnant women should discuss potential health benefits and harms of exercise. Although most pregnant women do not meet minimal exercise recommendations, there are a growing number of physically active women who wish to continue training throughout pregnancy. During the first trimester, pregnancy brings certain changes in the body for example: morning sickness, fatigue or low energy levels, nausea and increased secretion of the relaxin hormone. Exercise helps to overcome these changes and improves the mood and energy level of the mother. Healthy pregnant women should exercise for at least 150 min per week or 20-30 min everyday in moderate to vigorous aerobic intensity.

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Antenatal, pregnancy, hormone, prenatal, stretching

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Abstract Introduction:Thalassemia, a hereditary autosomal recessive disorder, imposes a major public health burden in an area known as thalassemia belt. Thalassemia belt extends from Mediterranean region to middle east and south east Asia. To avert the fiscal and social burden on health system, countries have devised and adopted preventive strategies. Although, WHO developed and disseminated a preventive strategy for prevention of hemoglobinopathies, including thalassemia, countries must adjust it according to the prevailing sociocultural determinants within countries. Objectives: This study aims to investigate acceptance of the preventive measures for thalassemia i.e. premarital counselling, prenatal diagnosis and abortion in existing body of literature. Furthermore, it seeks barriers towards successful implementation of these preventive approaches. Methodology:Online search engines (Google scholar and PubMed) were used for exploring related studies that meets the inclusion criteria. Studies conducted from 2000 onwards were illegible for the study. Result: With strictly following PRISMA methodology, 11 studies were included for the full-text reading from the total of 4097 articles. The results of studies varied widely; for instance, the acceptance of premarital counseling ranged from about 59% to 84% by different studies that had been investigated fully. Similarly, Acceptance of prenatal diagnosis was reported from 100% to as low as 74% by studies conducted in India. Conclusion: With the variations in the results of studies conducted in this area, further investigations are crucial to reflect the true acceptance of each of preventive approach. This will contribute in successful development of strategies that can halt the raising trend of thalassemia in India effectively.

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Key words: Thalassemia prevention, premarital counselling, prenatal diagnosis, Thalassemia parents.

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ABSTRACT Nowadays circular polarization is very important in the antenna design industry as it gives much more flexibility to the angle between transmitting & receiving antennas. Also it enhances weather penetration and mobility. It is widely used in commercial and militarily applications. In this project a broadband circularly polarized monopole antenna is designed and simulated using Ansys HFSS Software. This circular microstrip patch antenna with a asymmetrical slot at the centre resonates at 2.4GHz frequency. The slot is added to obtain the proper axial ratio. The antenna is designed on an FR4 substrate with dielectric constant ?r = 4.4. The height of the substrate is 1.6mm. Coaxial cable (or) probe feed is used for excitation. From simulation, the antenna characteristics such as return loss, radiation pattern and axial ratio are studied. The designed circular patch antenna shows return loss value of -15.16 dB at the designed frequency. The antenna gain is equal to 1.52 dB. The axial ratio is 0.57 dB (less than 3dB), which satisfies the required criteria for circular polarization

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Keywords: Circular polarization,Monopole Antenna,Axial ratio, Coaxial feed.

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Given two individuals and their casual association incorporates, our obligation is to expect which one is more influential. In our endeavor, we accumulate planning tests from Kaggle reliant upon human judgment. We use a couple of unmistakable models to make estimates, as Logistic Regression, SVM, Naive Bayes and. We similarly use some partner procedures like cross endorsement, incorporate assurance and data preprocessing. In the results region, we consider the shows of different models and give examination and thoughts to future works. We do different learning models using python

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SVM, NR, RF algorithm, Social network Dataset Process, Prediction

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Abstract - A problem faced in major metropolitan areas, is the search for parking space. In this paper, we proposed a novel way for automatic parking lot detection. In our approach, we first extract features by generating detection patches and building Gaussian ground model from input video frames. Then this model is used to train an eight-class multi-SVM classifier. Finally, the classification is optimized globally via applying Markov Random Field. Current systems detecting vacant parking spaces are either very expensive due to their hardware requirements or do not provide a detailed occupancy map. While several sensor types feature individual parking space surveillance, their installation and maintenance costs are relatively high. The system developed in this research group has minimal hardware requirements, which makes it less expensive and easy to install. At the same time, our video-based approach offers flexibility regarding information usage and site of operation.

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Reduce time to parking. Easy to access parking areas

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The objective of the study is to examine the influence of brand identification and brand love on customer engagement with specific brands on Twitter. To test research hypotheses, the study conducted a quantitative survey of 300 Twitter users in Thailand. Based on structural equation modeling analysis, the findings indicated that the major indicator of customer engagement in a social media site (Twitter) context is brand identification. It positively impacted brand love and customer engagement on Twitter. In addition, it was found that brand love did not significantly influence customer engagement. However, brand love influenced customer engagement and its three dimensions (i.e. cognitive engagement, emotional engagement, and behavioral engagement) on the Twitter platform when brand identification was not included in the model.

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Brand identification, brand love, customer engagement, Twitter

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Agriculture is the main vocation of Indian people. Detection and counting of fruits manually are arduous when implemented in sizably voluminous scale projects. Manual counting of fruits has been carried out but it takes a lot of time and requires more labor. The purpose of the system is to minimize the number of human-computer interactions, expedite the identification process, and amend the usability of the graphical utilizer interface compared to subsisting manual systems. Raspberry Pi hardware module is used in this project and all the operation is being implemented using this hardware module only.

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Detection, counting, CNN algorithm, open cv, image processing, raspberry pi, camera.

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With the huge demand for high speed railways across the world, major emphasis is laid on safety and a reduction in the journey time. There is much talk about high speed trains plying at over 200 km/h in certain sectors of India. The first of such sectors being talked about is the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor, which would drastically slash the journey time by around 5 hours. This leads to huge quasi-static and dynamic loads on the track, which further accelerates the process of the formation of fines, ballast degradation (through abrasion, attrition and grain fracturing) and a potential accumulation of excess pore water pressure and high vertical deformations in the subgrade. Furthermore, this pumping action generated leads to an infiltration of fines into the subgrade. Under poor conditions of drainage and workmanship, severe cases of fouling occur where the sleepers are surrounded by mud that retains a pool of water around them. To prevent such formation of mud holes in the soil, the implementation of proper drainage is essential to prevent stagnation of water at the ends of the sleeper. This also contributes to the stability of the track substructure by ensuring separation of the fine subgrade soil underneath with the coarse ballast above. Certain advances have been made in the field of mud hole management. In their manual, A.R.T.C. Ltd. (2001, 2013) pointed out the stagnation of water due to the lack of drainage being the major contributor to mud hole formation. Various methodologies for the modelling of the ballast and subgrade layer have been suggested. Kruse and Popp (2003) suggested the use of the Molecular Dynamics method to model the granular material, where every single stone of the ballast is taken into account along with calculation of the contact forces from the overlap areas of particle geometries. Modelling of resilient rubber pads with future applications to a reduction in the ballast settlements have been performed by Knothe et al. (2003)

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Subgrade, rail-track substructure, numerical modelling.

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Keywords- OpenCV (Open source computer vision), csv (Comma Separated Values).

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