Volume 9 | Issue 9 |

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Abstract: E-banking, also known as online banking or virtual banking or internet banking is a system that enables banking transactions like transfer of funds, payment of loans and EMIs, deposit, and withdrawal of cash virtually with the help of the internet. E-banking plays a vital role in the present banking functionality. Electronic banking is inferred to be safe and secured, compared to physical banking. It ensures qualitative banking operations compared to traditional banking. E-banking in India is still in the early stages of growth and development. Competition and changes in technology have changed the face of the banking sector. The purpose of the study is to emphasize the concept of e-banking. The research method of this study used the secondary data listed in different databases of books, research papers, and related articles of e-banking available on the Internet. The present study has been undertaken to describe the present status of e-banking in India and examine the challenges & opportunities of e-banking. With the help of e-banking, the banking sector is gaining customer satisfaction and loyalty. Banks should provide their customers with convenience, meaning offering service through several distributions channels and the availability of online services becomes easier for the customer.

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E-banking, internet, electronic payment, challenges, opportunities.

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KeyTerms: Development, Values, Awareness, Social science, Secondary School Students

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Background: Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) of the head of the neck is the proliferation of malignant neoplasms of the head and neck of the immune system and manifests into nodal and extranodal lymphomas. Objective : to report head and neck non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients who received chemotherapy I in the Lotus Surgery Inpatient ENT-KL RSUD Dr. Soetomo. Methods: the data recorded included gender, age, tumor location, biopsy results, immunohistochemistry, chemotherapy regimens, side effects of chemotherapy. Result : The ratio of men and women is 1:1. The most tumor locations in tonsils, 8 patients (50.00%). Location in the nasal cavity, sinonasal and palate as many as 2 patients (12.50%). The location at least is in the hypopharynx and parotid, 1 patient (6.25%). The results of the biopsy showed a diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 10 patients (62.50%), suspicion of malignant round cell DD non-Hodgkin lymphoma differentiated carcinoma in 6 patients (37.50%). The use of chemotherapy regimens for patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in the form of CHOP in 15 patients (93.75%) and the use of R-CHOP (Rituximab-CHOP) in 1 patient (6.25%). Conclusion: The number of male patients is the same as that of women with the highest age group being 41-70 years. The most common location for the tumor is the tonsils. Most of the tumor biopsy results showed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma without a differential diagnosis. Positive results of immunohistochemical examination were performed on NHL with the most differential diagnosis using cluster of differentiation 20. Chemotherapy regimens used were cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine and prednisone with partial chemotherapy response. The most side effect of chemotherapy is a decrease in serum electrolytes

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Abstract: This paper presents the application of artificial neural network (ANN) approach specifically back propagation network (BPN) and probabilistic neural network (PNN) for the identification of brain tumor class (grade) in MR Images of various brain tumor patients with Astrosytama type tumor. Gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) is used for the feature extraction. The entire system functions in two phases as Training/ Learning phase and Testing/Recognition or classification phase.

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dex terms: Image processing, feature extraction, Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM), Artificial Neural Network (ANN), Back Propagation Network (BPN), Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN).

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Abstract A farm level study of rice production in Thoubal and Bishnupur districts of Manipur was carried on with the field survey data on the input uses in these districts. Six farm specific production function models were employed for selecting the best model by using the data from the field survey and applied the model for further study. Translog Production Function model was found to be the best model from among the models so studied. This production function model is applied for the stochastic frontier production and technical efficiency measure of rice production these districts. The study found that there is a large gap between actual production per hectare and potential production per hectare. Most of the farmers were found inefficient in input used and there is sufficient room for increasing yield of rice with the same amount of inputs used.

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Keywords: Stochastic Frontier Production Function, Technical Efficiency, Yield Gap

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Three factors in every economy i.e. agriculture, industry and commerce are highly related to each other. If there is expansion in one sector other two will also expand or develop. It means these factors are positively interrelated to each other. No doubt, for the overall economic development Banks cannot be overlooked. Banking sector in India has attained an orientation from recent period of time to time and occupies a prominent position as infrastructural factors for development of economy. Agriculture in India is the cultivation of land involves production of crops, livestock and forestry, fishery, processing and marketing of those agricultural productions and also provides food for man, animals and industries. The crop productivity is directly related with use of manures and fertilizers. But small and marginal farmers are unable to purchase and use chemical fertilizers. With the technological breakthrough in Indian agriculture, farmers need to borrow more credit for capital requirements to purchase different farm inputs. Our Indian farmers are not able to meet the expenditure, due to low size of the holdings, low productivity of per acre, low income and high level of consumption. So that agricultural finance has to increase for farmers and for rural development. Indian economy has been passing through a rapid transition phase with structural transformation and rapid growth of the service sector. But this growth is sustainable only if it is followed by stability of income and production in agriculture to generate adequate market potential. India still has a dominant agriculture sector in the economy in terms of revenue generation as well as employment.

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Agriculture, Industry, Rural Development, Livestock.

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Children buying role, consumer behavior, family buying behavior

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nanocomposites, halloysite nanotube, cure kinetics, autocatalytic model, nanoclay.

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Corruption, conflict, peace, relationship, South Sudan

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In terms of greenhouse gas emissions, electric vehicles are thought to be a feasible alternative. Although electric vehicle features and characteristics, as well as charging infrastructure design, have been extensively studied, the development and network modeling of electric cars are still in their infancy. These works are reviewed in detail, and research gaps are identified in terms of theories, modeling methods, algorithms, and applications. A more detailed examination of the global market for electric vehicles and their future prospects is conducted. A complete examination of battery technology, from lead-acid batteries to lithium-ion, is provided in this article. Also included a look at the various standards for EV charging and the proposed solutions for EV power regulation and battery energy management. Lastly, we summarize our work by giving our expectations for this subject in the near future, along with the research elements that are still accessible to both the academic and industrial sectors.

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Electric vehicle, modeling, battery technologies

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