Volume 9 | Issue 9 |

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The introduction of the internet and mobile banking encouraged people to do digital financial transactions. The innovation of e-wallets further facilitated digital transactions. When the government went for demonetization, it encouraged cashless transactions. The outbreak of COVID 19 compelled the people to stay at home and created the need for digital transactions. The study is done to analyze the demographic profile of people of Kendrapara doing digital transactions, the opinion of people regarding the problems of doing digital transactions, and to examine the impact of the demographic characteristics change in the amount of the digital transaction during COVID in the Kendrapara district of Odisha which has a large rural population. The study is based on a primary source of data. Primary data have been collected from the respondents with the help of a questionnaire. A sample of 131 respondents has been taken from the Kendrapara district of Odisha, including 96 respondents through online mode and 35 respondents from offline mode. Out of 131 respondents, two are not using the internet, and only 83 do digital financial transactions. A multinomial regression model is used to know how the change in the amount of digital financial transactions effected by the results of the demographic factors. For executing the multinomial regression model, SPSS software is used. It was found from the multinomial regression model that age, educational qualification, occupation, and monthly income are the demographic factors that have an impact on the change in the digital transaction amount from the pre covid period to during the covid period.

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COVID-19, Digital Transactions, Demographic Factors, Problems of doing digital transactions

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Reading has been a part and parcel of the society, more so in the one we live in today. Several studies on reading habits and preferences have shown to have association with and consequences on several personality and social factors. The PERMA model of wellbeing is a very comprehensive effort toward understanding the overall wellbeing of an individual on several dimensions. This study aims to explore the differences in wellbeing that can be attributed to readership and reading preferences. The study was conducted on 88 young adults from the age group of 18-25. The results showed no difference in wellbeing on the basis on readership. However, the dimensions of positive emotions, engagement and meaning under wellbeing were shown to be significantly related with increase in age. The study has important implications for further research on reading habits and preferences.

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Reading preferences, readership, PERMA, overall wellbeing

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Brilliant radio wires be receiving wire clusters otherwise gathering of receiving wire through shrewd computation used to distinguish spatial sign mark. A shrewd radio wire exploits variety impact at the source (transmitter), the objective), otherwise both. Variety impact includes the broadcast as well as gathering of dissimilar radio recurrence (RF) waves to pace up plus lessen the mistake rate. Shrewd radio wire innovation preserves conquer these limits restricts just as further develop signal quality plus let cell phones on less. Shrewd radio wire is otherwise called versatile exhibit receiving ropes, MIMO plus numerous receiving wires. Catchphrase: Smart radio wire, beam otherwise, Adaptive exhibit receiving wires, MIMO plus numerous receiving wires.

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Transmitter. RF, MIMO, LMS, MSE

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This paper presents a new Matlab/Simulink model of a PV module and a maximum power point tracking (MPPT) system for high efficiency triple-junction solar cell. The proposed technique is based on Perturb and Observe method. This model of the triple-junction solar cell includes the parameters of each sub-cell. It is also including the effect of the temperature variations on the energy gap of each sub-cell as well as the diode reverse saturation currents. The implementation of a PV model is based on the triple-junction solar cell in the form of masked block in Matlab/Simulink software package that has a user-friendly icon and dialog. It is fast and accurate technique to follow the maximum power point. The simulation results of the proposed MPPT technique are compared with Perturb and Observe MPPT technique. The output power and energy of the proposed technique are higher than that of the Perturb and Observe MPPT technique

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MPPT, PV model, Perturb and Observe method

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Make in India was introduced to make the business environment suitable for the domestic as well as foreign investors in the country. Therefore, it was very easy to assume that the better business environment in India has promoted FDI. Since independence, India has faced the challenge of a low share of manufacturing in GDP and thus in total employment as well. Keeping this view the Government of India (GoI) launched the Make in India campaign in September 2014 intending to transform India into a global manufacturing hub. It was assumed that by the year 2022 it would have created around 100 million jobs and the manufacturing sector would constitute around a quarter of the GDP. But the biggest challenge for India now is, how to attract foreign capital to expand the spirit of different kinds of industries. Through this paper, an attempt has been made to analyze the trend of OFDI since the beginning of the Make in India Campaign.

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Gdp, Fdi, make in india

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AI, AIS, HBR, PwC, RPA, SAP FI/CO, WEF

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This paper aims to provide improvement in educational software by using cost estimation techniques. Many software analyzes the project performance by measuring cost estimation accuracy. High estimation error in software leads to poor estimation skills. As we enter the new technological era, students and teachers have both changed their learning methods and acquired information, making the implementation of ICT technologies in the teaching process necessary. They had two major Cost techniques: Algorithm and Non-Algorithm. Each has its own strength and weakness. In the present study, our main objective is to analyze the Learning Management System's application and implement the software and compare the cost and suggest whether to buy or make the software and also efficient fees format for Educational Institutions.

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Software cost estimation, cost-efficient, Fees Format, Algorithm model, Non-Algorithm model.

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Keywords: Kanglei, Luwang, ancestors, Meitei kihom, Assam kihom

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Coronavirus has impacted practically every element of people's lives since December 2019. Even today, this remains a cause of distress for millions of people and businesses. According to studies, wearing a face mask and checking your temperature on a regular basis minimizes the risk of viral transmission and gives a sense of security. To avoid the spread of viral illness, the use of face masks and temperature checks in public locations must be rigorously monitored. It is not possible to manually monitor the processes of many persons. It is necessary to develop a smart system that can determine whether an individual is wearing a mask on his or her face and has a normal body temperature. The model shows how the face mask and temperature detection analysis are automated without the need for human intervention. Image processing and deep learning are used to recognize people's faces and classify them into two groups: those who wear masks and those who do not. The model has been trained using the MobileNetV2 architecture and is implemented using several python libraries such as Tenforflow, Keras, and opencv. The model has an infrared sensor for measuring the temperature of the human body. With this model, an individual who is responsible for monitoring people can sit in a remote location and still monitor effectively and take appropriate action. This device can be utilized as a digital scanning instrument at the entry of schools, hospitals, banks, and airports, among other places.

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Deep Learning, Open CV, Keras, Python, Tensor Flow, Raspberry Pi, COVID-19.

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In this newly approached method a novel series of transition metal complexes were synthesized by the reaction of 3-bromobenzaldehyde react with benzilmonoximehydrazide in ethanolic solution under refluxed condition. Mononuclear complexes were synthesized by reaction with Fe(II), Zn(II), Cd(II) and Hg(II) metal salts. The complexes were characterized by elemental analysis, electronic absorption, FT(IR) and PMR spectral studies.

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benzilmonoximehydrazide, metals, complexes, elemental analysis and 3-bromobenzaldehyde

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