Volume 10 | Issue 8 |

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RSMA, SDMA, NOMA, MATLAB Simulation.

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Even though the photovoltaic (PV) industry is expanding quickly, fossil fuel power plants still provide the majority of India's energy needs. The fact that PV is non-dispatchable, or dependent only on sunny days, is one of the main causes of this. Because of this, utilities must maintain a dependable grid infrastructure to meet demand at periods when PV is not available, such as in the evening when the sun has set yet power demand is at its highest. Due to this, electrical infrastructure is frequently underused, wasting precious resources at the same time that fossil fuel power plants continue to harm the environment. The amount of PV that can be linked to the grid is constrained by its non-dispatchable nature grid. In order to overcome this constraint, PV systems can be upgraded with energy storage, or deferrable loads can be moved from periods of high electricity demand to those when the sun is shining. Batteries can be charged during the day when the sun is shining and discharged at night when there is a strong demand for electricity. Instead of importing energy from the grid or exporting extra PV production to the grid, energy storage and load shifting enable greater loads to be met locally. This action is referred to as self-consumption. v The self-consumption rates in a PV self-consumption system with and without the usage of battery-based energy storage are compared in this study. Additionally, it contrasts a baseline load profile without load shifting with four distinct load shifting load profiles.

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Solar,Pv,Grid,Autoselection.

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Tribals are among the most deprived and oppressed sections of India. Half of the adivasi people do not have land. Poverty, deprivation and now the reduction of government expenditure on basic medical health facilities is reflected the absolutely poor health condition of adivasi women and children. Their fundamental human rights are violated in every step of life. Tribals are backward and poor, living in naturally isolated regional inhabitant. Tribals in remote areas are still devoid of common infrastructure facilities of road and communication, health and education and safe drinking water and sanitation, which do not allow them to absorb technological and financial help provided by government. Scheduled tribes are indications of primitive traits, distinctive culture, geographical isolation, shyness of contact with the community at large, and backwardness. The tribal population of the country is 10.43 core, constituting 8.61% of the total population. The paper tries to understand the different aspects of Indian tribal life, like distribution of tribes in India, history of tribes, etc. The paper highlighted the major issues liketribal laws, issues and challenges in India.

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Scheduled Tribes Deprived Poverty, Health, Human Rights.

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In today's world, there are so many patients with Diabetes having varying insulin levels and blood glucose levels in the human body. So, there is a requirement to constantly monitor the blood glucose level and improve the patient's condition with an adjusted insulin dose. Before each meal, they must take a dose of insulin. Doctors must calculate insulin dosages for each patient based on previous dose data and regular sugar levels. Our study uses a Machine Learning approach to develop the model, which uses an RNN (LSTM) and ANN algorithm to predict a patient's insulin chart. The algorithm was trained using the patient's 36-month chart, and the extended series of following insulin predictions are based on that data. The predictive model is used in this investigation.

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Machine Learning, LSTM, ANN, RNN, Diabetes

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In this paper, we introduce the new concept namely fermatean neutrosophic hypersoft set by the extension of fermatean neutrosophic set. We derived the basic operations on fermatean neutrosophic hypersoft set. Also we introduce the fermatean neutrosophic hypersoft topological spaces and their properties and theorems are analyzed

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fermatean neutrosophic set, neutrosophic hypersoft, fermatean neutrosophic hypersoft, topological spaces

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In the 14th century, Mahasiddha Thangtong Gyalpo (1361-1485) for the sake of raising fund for the construction of bridge, innovated a new form of opera now popularly known as Ache Lhamo. Most favourite traditional play and the public entertainment, Lhamo opera held the very unique position in the Tibetan folk art that is loved by the Tibetan monks and the lay community today.Out of eight plays of Ache Lhamo play, the narratives of Gyasa Balsa will be highlighted here.

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Tibetan folk dance, Tibetan folk art, Lhamo opera, Ache Lhamo, Thangtong Gyalpo

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Sustainable; HR-MS; NMR; HPLC; FTIR; DSC

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Background: Medicinal plants play important roles to treat various ailments. Erythrina variegata is one of the folklore plants frequently used for wound treatments. Nevertheless, pharmacological investigations have not been performed to substantiate activity of the plant extract in wound healing. Hence, this study provides Pharmacological evaluation of the wound healing activity of leaves of Erythrina variegata on experimental animals. Materials And Methods: The leaves extraction was carried out using 80% ethanol. The leaves extract was prepared in 5% (w/w) and 10% (w/w) extract ointments. An acute dermal toxicity study of the extract was conducted in female mice by observing the signs of toxicity. Then 5% and 10% (w/w) ointments of the extract were applied topically to investigate their wound healing activity using excision and incision wound models in Swiss albino mice. Parameters such as wound contraction, Period of epithelialisation, and tensile strength were determined. Results: In acute dermal toxicity test the application of 10% (w/w) ointment formulation the site of application no signs of dermal toxicity were observed in mice. Both 5% and 10% (w/w) ointments significantly reduced period of epithelialization and increased wound contraction rate and tensile strength. Conclusion: The results of this study showed that both 5% w/w and 10% w/w of 80% ethanolic leaves extract of E. variegata possesses wound healing activities.

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Erythrina variegata, Wound healing activity, Excision wound model, Incision wound model.

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Abstract - This paper deals with Sudha Murty's Mahashweta and Disney's Cinderella (1950) movie with special focus on the theme of marriage. This research includes a comparison between the characters of Anupama and Cinderella. The research also examines the reality of marriage in Mahashweta and the fantasy of marriage in Cinderella (1950). Fairy tales often play an accomplice in implanting misleading notions about marriage and 'happily ever after' in the minds of young readers by portraying unrealistic standards when it comes to relationships and marriage. Sudha Murty's Mahashweta showcases the scenario after marriage while Cinderella (1950) ends with the quote "and they lived happily ever after".

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Cinderella, Disney, Sudha Murty, Mahashweta, Anupama, marriage

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