Volume 10 | Issue 9 |

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Cinema is one important source for comprehending and enhancing archive history, as well as bringing a fresh perspective to the table in terms of understanding diverse historical occurrences. In spite of the fact that it is an excellent medium for amusement, the cinema is also an excellent medium for obtaining knowledge, gaining education, and gaining an awareness of a situation in our contemporary and technical world. Cinema has power to represent or (mis)represent the events. One of the most horrific occurrences to take place on the Indian subcontinent was the liberation war of Bangladesh in 1971. The anguish that was inflicted by this conflict was shown in a number of films, which does a far better job of explaining the horrors that it produced than statistical data can. The hostility and violence, the anguish of being homeless, the sense of loss, large-scale human massacres, forced migrations, economic misery, issues of dislocation and displacement as refugees, and questions of sexuality and gender relations have all been well projected in a variety of Bengali and Hindi films, as well as in theatre and literary writings. This paper will critically investigate The Bangladeshi movie Meherjaan. This movie develops a diversity of ideological and generic viewpoints and articulates many shades of conflict, and serves as the primary topic of this paper

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Cinema, Bangladesh, Films, liberation war, violence

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Granular Sub-Base (GSB) layer has become a significant current building practise of all national highway projects in India for pavements placed on weak subgrade. One of the issues in the road construction sector is the proposed strict criteria for GSB material and its non-availability owing to limited sources. Although MORT&H allows for the use of locally accessible materials in the GSB layer, most of them do not meet the recommended standards. Brick dust is a type of brick kiln residue that is readily available in the area. This report summarises the research conducted with the goal of generating GSB mixes that include Brick Dust as a partial replacement for stone dust. The laboratory tests like Grain Size Distribution, Atterberg Limits, Heavy compaction test, Soaked and Un-soaked California Bearing Ratio (CBR) tests were carried out for GSB mixes. Based on the tests results, it is found that GSB Mix -3 with proportion 10:15 (brick dust: Stone Dust) have optimum values for MDD, OMC and CBR test. As a result, brick dust can be utilised as a partial or complete replacement for stone dust in GSB mixes. This stimulates the use of locally available brick kiln debris to a large extent. The use of brick dust in road pavement construction eliminates the problem of disposing of brick kiln waste and saves money on road construction projects.

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Flexible pavement;Brick Dust; Stone dust, OMC test, CBR

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The paver blocks are manufactured from zero slump plain concrete is a small aspect used for out of doors purposes and bendy avenue surfaces. Depending upon the site visitor depth these are fabricated with a number of thicknesses, dimensions and shapes to meet with the requirement of a variety of applications. In the existing find out about M30 grade paver blocks with thickness 60mm with substitute of OPC with 30% fly ash, 10% sand through rubber crumb and waste plastic has been brought @ 0.0% to 0.5% with increment of 0.1% via weight of cement have been manufactured to get admission to the suitability for Indian avenue surfaces for specific applications. The blocks have been examined at the age 7 and 28 days for electricity and sturdiness criteria. For power residences compressive power and flexural electricity take a look at had been conducted, each being essential for purposes for avenue surfacing. The end result of compressive electricity and flexural energy shows that it is viable to use OPC with 30% fly ash, 10% sand via rubber crumb, brought and addition of 0.3% WPF in manufacturing of paver blocks. Paver blocks have attained goal compressive power and flexural energy at 28 days in all the grades. The current find out about is necessary for paver block producers as it meets the goals such as combine design, electricity and sturdiness necessities for Indian roads related with utilization of waste cloth fly ash. Also, learn about will assist the country economic system for 20% degree in future, alongside with sustainability of virgin materials.

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waste plastic, Fly ash, Paver block, water absorption, Compressive Strength, Flexural Strength

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ABSTRACT Modern technology has completely reshaped the entire education system. The digitally empowered classrooms over the internet have made education available to each and everyone who wants to learn across the world, anytime, any subject and anywhere. There is no limit to the strength of the classroom. Unlike physical classrooms that are limited to a maximum of sixty students, any number of students can access the virtual classrooms. When it comes to learning, there is an unlimited amount of knowledge available at no cost to an economically viable price. Undoubtedly, technology increased the interest in learning by many folds and modern technology helped the student improve their critical thinking and analytical skills which is very much necessary to face any kind of challenge. It has not only helped the students to become successful but also to excel. This is not only for schools but also for higher and professional studies.

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Key Words: Reshaped, Empowered, Classrooms, Economically, Challenge etc.

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The increasing amount of wastes is a concerning reality that has arose the sustainability issues for the environment. Large amount of hypo sludge (from paper mill industry). Are generated around 300 million tons annually. Their disposal generally by landfills leads to environmental pollution. Also, the production of cement accounts the global warming by releasing carbon dioxide. The present project work is directed towards developing low cost concrete from paper industry waste. It is carried out with M30 grade concrete with W/c ratio of 0.45 as a control specimen and hypo sludge is replaced in different %ages such as 10%, 20%, and 30% by weight of cement. Cubes of 150mm x 150mm size and Cylinders of 100mm dia and 200mm height, are casted for conventional concrete and RPH (Replacement of hypo sludge by weight of cement) test specimen respectively. Test was conducted to study the mechanical properties of concrete, such as compressive strength and split tensile strength. The curing period should be 7, 14, 21 and 28 days.

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Cement, Hypo Sludge, M30 grade concrete, Compressive strength, Workability, Split tensile Strength

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Undergraduates, Cardiorespiratory fitness, Tabata, BMI, VO2max

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Environmental constraints and the limited supply of fuel make conventional power production methods susceptible. The current electrical power system is developing toward distributed generation, which provides several advantages to the market participants. Recent days have seen a surge in interest in hybrid distributed power-producing devices that combine battery storage with renewable energy sources. There are two converters in conventional systems, one for PV and one for the battery. It is proposed in this research that a PV/battery hybrid distributed power generating system with just one integrated 3-port power converter employs an energy management and control technique. To achieve a balance of power throughout three ports in various operating situations, a method for energy management and control is provided that takes into account both maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and battery charging/discharging management. MATLAB /Simulink is used to examine the simulation model and its output.

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PV system, MPPT, Battery Management.

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: Rural areas, Digital Divide, COVID-19, Digital Transformation, Women Empowerment.

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Circular Microstrip Patch Antenna, Antenna Array, DGS technique, Edge Feed, Inset Feed, Coaxial Feed.

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Consumer behavior, preference, products, covid

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