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BLDC motor, Fuzzy logic, speed control, Hall Effect Sensors

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Censorship is a right or power by government or regulating authority to control the viewing of some content in order to maintain law and order situation in the country and harmony among society and mass in general. The Article 19 of Indian constitution gives right to freedom of speech and expressions but Articles 19(2) also restricts it in a reasonable manner and sense. As in India, there are no laws or rules regulating OTT platforms as it is a relatively new medium of entertainment. In present research we analyze the perspective of youth with regards to censorship. The data is collected from the youth in the Ahmedabad city of the Gujarat State. A structured questionnaire has been created using Google form and circulated online. The study find out that youth are not aware about the regulation related to OTT censorship but the need of censorship is quite visible among youth.

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Over-the-top (OTT), Censorship, Content Regulation

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The emergence of mobile phones having internet connection can be considered as single most factor impacting e-commerce. E-commerce has increased leaps and bounds due smartphones as consumers find it quite easy to conduct online business with the help of handheld device. With regular increase in mobile phone subscribers, it is expected that mobile commerce (m-commerce) is also expected to experience significant growth contributing to overall growth in e-commerce in India. Hence this paper has examined the effect of mobile phone usage on e-commerce in India. The number of smart mobile phone users have increased from around 250 million in 2015 to close to 700 million in 2020 registering a cumulative growth rate of 178 percent over 6 years with an average growth rate of 30 percent per year. The e-commerce in terms of market size has experienced a cumulative growth rate of 220 percent with an average growth rate of 37 percent per year between 2015 and 2020. The online spending has experienced a cumulative growth rate of 517 percent during the six year period of 2015-2020 with an average growth rate of 86 percent per year. The number of online buyers in India has increased from about 50 million to about 168 million in 2020 with a cumulative growth rate of 238 percent over 6 year period and an average growth rate of 40 percent per year. The correlation and linear regression analysis by the paper concluded that there is strong correlation between use of smart mobile phones and growth of e-commerce in India. The regression analysis indicates that there is a significant positive impact of smart phone users on e-commerce in India. The area of mobile commerce has huge scope for growth and by improving on certain issues like privacy especially related to monitoring of location, can increase the customer base. The studies have suggested that by addressing the issues such as differing standards in technology across the world, security, small screen, poor internet, lack of convenience, cultural issues and by taking measures such as improving internet speed, size of the mobile phone one can make customers use mobile commerce and promote electronic commerce in a big way in the future.

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E-commerce, Growth, Impact, Mobile phone, Online spending

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Everything that happens in human life is caused by some power beyond human power. We have two different beliefs that it is nature and God. In such a way, worship of God is practiced by the people to collect good and ward off evil. Such deities are worshiped in two ways, namely the worship of the great deity and the worship of the minor deity. This review article is a study on the worship of minor deities through the novel Sool.

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Deity , worship, Chool novel, God's Grace

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Operating Cash Flow, Real Activity Manipulation, Market Performance

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bullying, acculturation

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Abstract Dye degradation attempts that are not biodegradable and last for years in aquatic bodies have been made. For researchers and environmentalists, the remediation of azo dye-polluted water from textile industry wastewater is a challenge. Water contaminated with dye or azo dye is dangerous (cancer-causing, reduces soil fertility). A great replacement for expensive industrial treatment methods is the newly discovered solar NPS (ZnS), which efficiently degrades these dyes and azo dyes (water treatment). Solar Nps has the ability to break down all dye molecules, and we can extract 99-99.9% transparent water from dark-colored textile wastewater in a matter of hours using ZnS Nps and Solar Nps. We study how many variables, including pH, light intensity, dye concentration, and Nps quantity, affect the rate of deterioration.

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Solar Nps; Green approach; Degradation; Sirius light yellow R.

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As the population in India is increasing the demand for more food lead to increase in the pressure on the Agricultural land. Because of this, the requirement of food products in less time has lead to excessive use of chemical fertilizers in the agricultural field. The use of chemical fertilizers has harmful for not only the agricultural land and surrounding environment but also to the human healthcare. In this situation the use of biofertilizer has become the need for 21st century for sustainable agriculture in India. Biofertilizers like Blue Green Algae (Cyanobacteria) has a significant role in various aspect of agricultural field. It increases the fertility and aggregation of soil and makes atmospheric nitrogen available for plants which ultimately lead for the growth of the crops. Blue Green Algae (Cyanobacteria) has a wide range of application from crop production to soil fertility and even it helps in aggregation of soil. This review covers few important applications of Blue Green Algae for crops, soil and sustainable agriculture development in India.

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Blue Green Algae (BGA), Biofertilizer, Cyanobacteria, Agriculture.

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Metformin hydrochloride, Nateglinide, RP-HPLC, Method development, Validation

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PRAKRITI PREMI SHAKUNTALA

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PRAKRITI PREMI SHAKUNTALA

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