Volume 11 | Issue 9 |

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Every research is dedicated for the welfare of the mankind and to serve the humanity. Similar to every research that has culminated dreams to reality this research also aspires to serve mankind at its best. As children are des-tined to be the future citizens of the world, protecting them from premature death or loss from family is a duty to every responsible human being. The domain for this research is in the area of biometric recognition of newborn and infants to preserve their identity. After extensive study on related arti-cles and research materials in this field, a new approach of infant recognition using advanced techniques of computation has been identified. As it is well known that every research to be successful needs appropriate data. But in-fants biometric, being sensitive data ,availability of these data for public re-search purposes is rare. For the study the researchers gathered 30 samples for the purpose of this study, The paper focusses the data collection techniques, demographics and issues and challenges during the data collection phases. The paper concludes with some discussion on the key factors that can help resolve most of the issues. The researchers hope that this paper can act as a resource of lessons learned for many future researchers.

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Data Collection, Demographics, Child Identification

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According to the UN report, India is estimated to be the most severely affected as the global urban population facing water scarcity is projected to increase from 933 million in 2016 to 1.7-2.4 billion people in 2050, there is a water shortage problem worldwide. Common people in India are facing a bigger to a higher level of water scarcity. The NITI Aayog, an Indian government policy think tank, recently gave a report on the dependency of India on the irregular Monsoon for the water required to fulfill the challenges of water scarcity. There is an increasing trend of degradation and pollution of the environment because of industrialization, agricultural product, and urban life development. This kind of development is adversely affecting the water reservoir in India which is important for sustaining human health, social development, and ultimately life. According to global data, an estimated amount of 80% of industrial and municipal wastewater is discharged into the environment without any required treatment, adversely affecting human health and the ecosystem. The least developed countries are having higher percentage because sanitation and wastewater treatment is lacking. This paper explains the research work done on the physical and chemical characteristics of industrial wastewater collected from two industries; Taloja MIDC and Khopoli MIDC. As per the study, it has been found that some industries are responsible for polluting the surrounding area including Textile, Petrochemical, Chemical, pharmaceutical, and paper industries. There is the same situation in Raigad district of Maharashtra. As per the recent news data, there are 67 villages and 193 'wadis' (smaller areas) in the Raigad district are facing acute water shortage. The present research work deals with the study of some of the important physicochemical parameters of industrial wastewater effluents collected from Taloja MIDC as well as Khopoli MIDC of Raigad district of Mumbai. The study reveals that engineering, paper mill, fine chemical, dyes, paint, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, and textile industries are some of the major industries responsible for polluting the surrounding rivers of this area. The parameters like Turbidity, temperature, chloride content, pH, and COD have been considered in two seasons of the year, one in the winter and another in the rainy season in two different industrial areas of the Raigad district. The results and analysis are discussed here.

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Water pollution, water treatment, Physico chemical contamination

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Beverages, business, evaluation, socio-monitary.

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the linking of smart devices for data collection and intelligent decision making. Yet, IOT is open to privacy and security risks due to the absence of security measures. The centralized architecture of the Internet of Things is a significant challenge. Every node in a redIoT infrastructure is typically a potential point of weakness that could be used to start cyber attacks. Data confidentiality and authentication are other continuous and serious concerns. IoT data could be hacked and misused if data security is not provided properly for Data integrity is another issue for IoT. Decision making support systems are one of the most important IoT applications. So, protecting the system from injection attacks, which attempt to insert fake measures and, thus, impact decision making, is crucial. For automated systems, such as manufacturing sectors and vehicular networks, which handle real-time data, availability is crucial. The addition of a publicly verifiable audit trail that is not reliant on a trusted third party is necessary, as it addresses all of these issues.

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BlockChain, IOT, Security

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Women participate far less than males in Indian politics, which is perceived by the public as being a male-dominated field. Politics is also a murky and dishonest game. Women feel they are not secure physically and mentally in the political arena. Even they are unable to make decisions about their own life. So how can women manage the administrative sector? Even Nevertheless, the Indian government has introduced several political initiatives to get women to join. The government established measures to improve the status of women in society after the country gained independence (1947). Also, women were given greater influence by designating 33 percent of the seats on the short political sector's decision-making platform. Yet the reality is that the political engagement of women is either below average or much below average. But we can see that such amazing women did not simply reign throughout India's political history. They continue to leave a mark on Indian politics and are remembered by the outside world. This research focuses on the contributions made by those women during and after India's Independence.

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Women, Political Activity, India

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Nearly 14 crore of farmers in the country are the members of the cooperative system in the country. Nearly 95% of KCC loans disbursing through PACS are provided to the small and marginal farmers of the country. This is about 41% of the loan provided by PACS through KCC in the country. To increase the efficiency and productivity of the PACS the cabinet committee of the union government has approved the idea of digitization of the PACS of the country. There are about 65000 PACS are working in the country. Now days the governments are focusing on multipurpose PACS in the country so that they can provide some other facilities to its members along with the financial facilities they are providing, facilities like storage space, rentable agricultural tools and implements etc. In the Eastern and North-Eastern Co-operative Dairy Conclave 2022 the Union Home minister promised for the establishment of the PACS in every Panchayat of the country.

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Marginal, Financial, Marketing, Self-help, Mutual help, Credit

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As the different techniques such as Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Blockchain revolutionized among today's generation, there is also an equally revolutionized technology which is Cloud Computing that is been used by millions of users for saving data, transferring data, and many more. As everything is getting advancing, there is also an important factor that every user's or say customers that are concerned with i.e., security. In data centers of massively scalable, the cloud services and data are residing and from everywhere it can be accessed. The increase of cloud customers has sadly been accompanied by an increase in malicious activity in the cloud. Almost every day more and greater vulnerabilities are discovered and published in a new security advisory. For different purposes Cloud surfing is done by millions of users; so that, they want highly persistent and safe services. So, in this paper we propose an effective enhanced security-based cloud computing using Cryptography and also Deep Learning (DL) approach was, Dense Belief Network is used as classifier layer for classifying various intrude data and then finally passed to Advance Encryption Standard before it is being launched to the cloud or ensuring data confidentiality and security. We also evaluated our proposed model (AES-RK-DBN) concerning other models such as LSTM, DenseNet, Resnet, VGG, CNN underperformance measures such as Accuracy, Specificity, Detection Rate, Sensitivity, and mostly Security in which our model gives higher satisfaction in terms of accuracy and security.

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Cloud Computing, Deep Learning, Deep Belief Network, Encryption, Internet of Things, RK-AES Algorithm

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Same-sex marriages refer to marriages between two individuals of the same gender. In India, same-sex marriages are not currently legal, although there are ongoing efforts to recognize and legalize them. This topic is important because it relates to the fundamental human rights of LGBTQ+ individuals and the recognition and protection of their relationships. Legalizing same-sex marriage would not only provide legal recognition and protection for LGBTQ+ couples but al so promote greater social acceptance and reduce discrimination against the community. It is an important issue for LGBTQ+ rights activists and advocates around the world, and its significance extends beyond the legal sphere to broader social and cultural attitudes towards the LGBTQ+ community. The purpose of this research paper is to understand and study the social stigma in detail attached to the connotation of word "homosexuality" and "same sex marriages'' in India and how it affects the fundamental right of life and liberty at the same time violates their right to live with dignity under Article 21 of Indian constitution.

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LGBTQ+, Article 21 of Indian constitution, homosexuality , heterosexuality, human rights .

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All aspects of Indian art, including dance, music, theatre, painting, sculpture, and literature, are based on the idea of rasa. It might be said that this is the inspiration of Indian art, and it needs to be studied from every angle. The fruit element of rasa is present in all early literature, including the Vedas, ??stras, and epics that specifically discuss mythology. These mythical, conventional narratives serve as a repository for the fundamental element of Rasa, enabling the enjoyed to experience many emotions. This research article explores V?ra Rasa in the famous mythological story about the ten incarnations of Lord Vi??u, i.e., Da??vat?ra.

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Bh?va, Rasa, Da??vat?ra, V?ra, weapons, etc.

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In day-to-day life the problem related to anorectal disease are increasing in people. The bad habit or not following good daily routine (Dincharya) are the primary cause of disease related to anorectal disease. Haemorrhoids are dilatation of rectal veins. Thrombosed Haemorrhoid is a very painful and extremely uncomfortable condition. This condition worsens when strangulation develops that cuts-off blood supply. Typically, a clot of blood making it very painful. In such cases patient is not always ready for surgery, so minimal invasive technique is useful in such cases. Minimal invasive technique of the ancient medical science which require documentation of their effect on different ailments. One of these techniques is bloodletting with the help of jaloukas. Aacharya Sushruta mentioned Jaloukavacharana as treatment of choice in this painful condition. In the present case we applied Jalouka on thrombosed hemorrhoids. This application provides local analgesic, thrombolytic and anti-inflammatory action along with significant symptomatic improvement to the patient.

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Hemorrhoids, Thrombosis, Jaloukavacharana.

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