Volume 9 | Issue 8 |

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Deep Learning, Object Detection, Neural Network, Segmentation.

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Cyber Security, SQL Query, Attacker, Prevention, Flag, HTML Entities, Vulnerability.

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This project, on account of all the efforts put in, has helped me sharpen my research skills and put my theoretical knowledge to work. After spending a year of MBA program studying different research and marketing techniques, it has been truly a winning experience getting into the field. The project deeply relied on understanding the Hyderabad bakery market and customers, which led me on a course to getting hands on all kinds of information. Further putting my analytics skill acquired during the time, I was able to visualize a statistical view of the culinary customers and market. The project helped me in more than one way. First, it helped me understand the criticality of doing an in-depth market research before opening any new venture and gave me an elevated exposure to the importance of knowing your customer, which is the only way to ensure the success of any business. Through the customer survey, I understood how different customers can be from one another and how their needs vary drastically, leading me to a conclusion that if not of all, businesses should try to tender to the needs of most of their customers. I am hoping to put this information collected to real use and open my own bakery in Hyderabad someday.

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Market Research and Analysis of Bakery Industry in Hyderabad

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Abstract Considering the increased number of vehicles every day, parking supplies should meet parking demands on transportation infrastructure. Irregular construction and excessive population growth in urban areas required re-planning and site selection of parking places. In this study, an analysis was developed to determine location-based parking demand by using Geographic Information System (GIS) techniques. After calculating parking demand and supply balance, the location-allocation techniques of network analysis were implemented to determine the best locations of parking, depending on parking demand. These processing tools were tested for an urban area. As a result, an innovative data processing method was developed to determine the best locations of car parking. Over the years, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology has been implemented for a variety of purposes within the transportation industry. With this have come many new uses, benefits, and challenges. This project is able to show the capacity of GIS to support transportation analysis and planning Keywords-component; parking, transportation planning geographic information systems, network analysis.

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parking, transportation planning geographic information systems, network analysis.

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Extract against anti-inflamatory medicine instigated gastric alcer. Mentha Arvensis extract was prepared by using continuous hor extraction (soxhlet) with ethanol.The extract were subjected to preliminary qualitative phytochemical investigation.The plant extract Mentha arvensis drug delivers a diminishing in the ulcer number in the aspirin instigated alcer model in rat.The remedial proportion in the aspirin initiated gastric model was 42%, 54%,72.9%, and 84.12% utilizing ethanolic extricate (100, 250,500 mg/kg), this shows that the plant has antiulcerogenic, antisecretory, and cytoprotective activities. The present data obtained from ethanolic extract of menthe arvensis

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Antiulcerogenic, * Antisecretory, * Cytoprotective activities.

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Assessment, Contextual, Barriers, ART, Enrolment, PLHA

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The purpose of this paper is to assess the cybersecurity and data privacy in wearable health technologies. Wearable sensors measure and record data from physiological and biochemical systems, and they are used to transmit health data via mobile applications and web-based platforms to healthcare providers and health records stored in the cloud [1]. These digital tools, if used properly, could become a valuable aid to medicine decision making based on research evidence, could encourage better patient participation in changing health behavior and could soon lead to preventive strategies that are both timely and individualized. One of the innovative trends in wearable health technology is the application of portable or wearable medical devices for remote monitoring and chronic disease management. These technologies provide online data transmission of real-time health status between patients and healthcare givers at non-traditional clinical settings. While these technologies remain in their infancy, security and privacy concerns need to be taken into account so as to allow a wide adoption of health information systems by both health professionals and individuals. Health records also contain information on prescriptions, used for creating and selling fake IDs to obtain controlled substances; and specific details, such as diagnosis or lab results, which could potentially be used for blackmail or discrimination [1]. With the increase in amount and sensitivity of data being collected by wearable health technologies, this trend of targeting healthcare data is likely to shift towards the cloud servers and databases storing this information. Given the rate at which these technologies are being adopted, it is imperative that we think about proactively addressing these cybersecurity and privacy challenges, rather than waiting for a disastrous event to occur.

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Healthcare, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Wearable Devices, Health Tech, Device Security, Privacy, Data Risks, Health Data Protection, Vulnerabilities, Encryption, Authentication, Regulatory Compliance, predictive analytics framework, data mining

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The theory of creation and destruction is found in almost every religion of this world. All the religions have the belief that, as the Universe is created, then it will be destructed one day and this belief gives birth to many theories and different types of mythological stories. In the White Yajurveda, the story of Manumatsyakatha is found where destruction occurred due to a great deluge and the Hollywood movie 2012 also shows destruction of the world. The objective of this paper is to relate the story of 'Manumatsyakatha' with the Hollywood movie '2012' and to find out the points of agreement and difference between these two stories.

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Destruction, Manumatsyakatha, Movie, Flood, Tsunami, Survival

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Higher education is the backbone of the modern society. It has the power to transform human beings into human resociety it Along with primary and secondary education higher education is also an instrument to build future generation. In India majority of Ble higher educational institutions are urban centric. Even most of the higher educational institutions in rural India lack quality. As a result of that rural population are deprived. Under certain circumstances it is seen that gross enrolment ratio is very poor in these rural areas. The situation is even worse for female population in regard to gross enrolment ratio. The paper highlights all these key issues and tries to find out the problems that the rural population is suffering in regard to education. Along with that the paper tries to find out possible remedies to overcome those barriers.

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STATUS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS OF INDIA

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The most cardinal concept international humanitarian law is right to self-determination, which is of jus cogens. It connotes people have right to freely choose their sovereignty and political status, based on the principles of equality and reasonability. It is estimated representation of indigenous population is 5% of the world's population, living in more than 70 countries. The vulnerability of these populations shows their denial of human rights due to many reasons including the displacement. The displacement causes the denial of their values, primitive unique tradition, culture, knowledge, social security and all. The displacement marginalizes the indigenous people without proper and adequate rehabilitation and resettlement. In decades the planned development projects, forest conservation policies, natural disasters and many more causes the displacement of tribes from their land. The concept of economic progress and modernization is very required for the development of the country but at the same time, they extinguishing the right to life and liberty of indigenous people. This article is to focus on the problem of displacement of indigenous people, its impact and overview the legal sanctions for such in India.

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Indigenous People, Displacement, Marginalization, Rehabilitation

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