Volume 8 | Issue 7 |

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The project examined the impact of the management of accounts receivable on working capital of VKS Fabrics. To accomplish this research objective, data have been collected from the financial reports for the period from 2014-2015 to 2018-2019. The study used ratio analysis and trend analysis as tools to find out that the efficiency of receivables management during the study period. The ratios were Receivables to Current Assets Ratio, Receivables to Total Assets Ratio, Receivables to Sales Ratio, Receivables Turnover Ratio, Average Collection Period, and Working Capital Ratio, have been computed to show the impact on working capital. Data was analyzed using descriptive research to give results. Charts, tables and graphs were used to report findings. The study concluded that, accounts receivable management as practiced in VKS Fabrics was adequate. Recommendations were made to better enhance accounts receivable management in VKS Fabrics. Findings of the study are only related to the financial statements of VKS Fabrics.

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Receivables Management, Trend analysis, Ratio, working capital

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Natural farming philosophy is working with nature to produce healthy food and to keep the land healthy. However Natural farming differs from Organic farming by not using any organic manure even like FYM(Farm Yard Manure) and Vermi-compost etc. The essence of natural farming is minimizing the external inputs to the farm land, which degenerate the soil nature. Gurukul kurukshetra has been successfully growing the crops like rice, wheat, sugarcane, vegetables (potato, onion, carrot, brinjal, bottle gourd etc.), fruits ( guava, zizyphus (ber),singhara), orchids etc. by adopting the low budget natural farming(LBNF) system. Keeping the above in view, a survey was made on the farms of Gurukul kurukshetra to ascertain the benefits and feasibility of low budget natural farming in terms of produce, soil health and methods of farming being used by them. Semi-constructed interview was made up in order to get qualitative information. It was concluded after the study that cow dung and urine is one of basic ingredient for low budget natural farming (LBNF). Besides using natural formulations prepared from the dung and urine of Desi-cow, green manuring, in-situ incorporation of crop residues, mulching, crop rotation are some of the practices which are followed by Gurukul Kurukshetra for taking desirable results.

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Low Budget Natural Farming (LBNF), Gurukul Kurukshetra.

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The aim of this proposed solution is to make the life of students comfortable so that they can focus their energy on education. A single card will suffice to This gives the opportunity to the parents to keep track of their wards by being aware of their involvement in college and classes. The parents can also keep track of the monitory expenses of their ward during college life. The college administrators are facing this struggle to keep track of the students� attendance in the college and classes. With education being more professional and stricter, there is a need for a centralized tracking system that can track the students� attendance in colleges regularly based on which they can take necessary action on the student.

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Smart card, one card for college students, multipurpose college ID

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The study was conducted to document the diversity and distribution of flora and fauna in and around V.G.S campus in Solapur city, Maharashtra, India in year 2019-20. The campus area is 20234.3 square meters which is divided into 4 zones according to campus location and area. The plant specimens were collected for identification and documentation from different zones. 35 different families with 71 species of plants (19 species of trees, 31 species of shrubs, 11 species of herbs and 10 species of grasses) were recorded. The families namely Fabaceae, Poaceae, Apocynaceae, Asparagaceae are dominated. In these Fabaceae topped the list with 11 Genus followed by Poaceae with 10 genus. The study also records 05 species of reptiles, 11 species of birds, 25 species of insect�s .The distribution and availability of individual flora and fauna species has been scrutinized carefully for its future sustainable utilization. The present study found that campus area having different types of biodiversity along with maximum shrub, medicinal and ornamental plants. These vegetation data will be required to support a wide variety of resource assessment, management, and conservation concerns.

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: V.G.S campus, flora and fauna, environmental conservation

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The Sarahu New 06 Universal Wonders OF THE WORLD

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The Sarahu New 07 Human Wonders of the World

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Bus Ticket Management System is a Web based application that works within a centralized network. Bus Ticket Management System is built for managing and computerizing the traditional database, ticket booking and tracking bus and travel made. It maintains all customer details, bus details, reservation details. There are various technologies that are used in implementing the system such as Java (for implementing the back-end process of the system) and HTML/PHP (for implementing the front-end process or interface of the system). For managing or for implementing the transactions process of the bus ticket management system the technologies used are PHP forms and my SQL for the database management.

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Ticket Booking, route mapping, user details, bus details, transaction, payment method.

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The present paper is related to the study of awareness about Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation among secondary school teachers of Patna District. In this study researcher investigate the level of awareness of secondary school teachers about CCE. Samples of 60 secondary school teachers from 6 schools were selected randomly. Out of 6 schools, 3 schools were from urban areas and 3 schools were from rural areas. Self constructed, CCE awareness questionnaire consisted 28 items of 5 different dimensions related to CCE, was used for the collection of required data. Statistical techniques such as mean, standard deviation and t-test were used for the analysis of data. The result of the study revealed that there is no significant difference between male and female teachers� awareness, but male teachers� possess slightly higher awareness than female teachers towards Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation. But, there is significant difference between urban and rural teachers� awareness, and urban teachers� possess higher awareness than rural teachers towards Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation. It was concluded that all the teachers possess same kind of awareness towards CCE irrespective of their gender but there is difference in awareness about CCE with respect to locality of school. Urban school teachers were more aware than rural school teachers. It needs to put more attention over rural areas� teachers to improve their awareness about CCE. Without proper awareness of teachers, it is impossible to achieve the objectives of CCE.

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Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation, Awareness, Secondary School

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The present study aimed to explore the invertebrate faunal diversity of lentic and lotic ecosystems in Indian desert region. The study was undertaken in Sagar pond (a lentic ecosystem), Bikaner (28.0229oN, 73.3119oE) and Sadul branch of Sirhind feeder canal (a lotic ecosystem), Hanumangarh (29.35oN, 74.19oE). The period of study was July, 2019 to December, 2019. The faunal composition was very rich in pond water represented by 42 species belonging to phylum Protozoa (10 species), Nematoda (1 species), Rotifera (5 species), Annelida (2 species), Arthropoda (20 species), and Mollusca (4 species). The order of diversity of different phyla was : Arthropoda > Protozoa > Rotifera > Mollusca > Annelida > Nematoda. . In canal, the invertebrate fauna was represented by 30 species belonging to phylum Protozoa (12 species), Rotifera (7 species), Annelida (2 species), Arthropoda (6 species) and Mollusca (3 species). The order of diversity of different phyla was: Protozoa > Rotifera > Arthropoda > Mollusca > Annelida. It is concluded that lentic habitat differed from lotic habitat. Faunal diversity of lentic ecosystem and lotic ecosystem is distinct and different from each other and is characterized by the climatic, geochemical, geomorphological, biotopic and pollution conditions. The present study reveals significant variations in diversity of invertebrate faunal species in both the waters. Both the waters harbour wide range of species which can withstand stressful conditions.

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Faunal diversity, Lentic, Lotic, Ecosystem

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As an alternative water source, we present Atmospheric Water Generator on Motor Vehicle (AWGMV) device which intends to develop and produce absolutely safe, almost costless and drinkable water source. Installed in a motor vehicle, the device constantly provides hot and cold drinkable water from atmospheric air. One of the most interesting methods to get clean water is harvesting humidity from thin air. Many new initiatives have been taken to develop this old way of getting water, and in so many ways it has potential to solve the challenge of getting a new, sustainable and renewable source of fresh water during travel. There are mainly two methods for harvesting air humidity. In cooling condensation method air is lowered to dew point temperature. The mechanism of device is based on air condensation phenomenon. In the desiccant method, desiccants absorb the water molecules in the air. Variation in the atmospheric conditions will cause to change in production of water. We can use any form of energy for this Technology. The Technology includes no waste formation and chemical reactions so the proposed method is environmental friendly. The device can be especially helpful for travelers and truck drivers who need water on long roads. Water issues have become a disturbing worldwide problem in the current era, but it is more complicated during traveling, most of the rural areas and there is no fresh water source. Hence, there is a serious need to find new, sustainable, alternative ways to get drinking water.

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AWGMV, Condensation, Desiccant, Purification or Desalination Drinking Water

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