Volume 10 | Issue 1 |

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During COVID-19 supply of oxygen increased day by day, At the time of pandemic affordable and sustainable access to oxygen Has been growing challenges in India. Indian oxygen supply business/companies private or government were not able to provide sufficient Oxygen to the COVID-19 patients as much as they needed. More than Half a million COVID-19 patients in India estimated to need oxygen Treatment but few of them get because of lack of oxygen supply .After this, Government if India took the initiative and Started Preparations for setting up oxygen plants, so that the Patients of COVID-19 would get oxygen in full measure and they Would be fine.

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Sustainability of oxygen, supply of oxygen, oxygen needs, lack of oxygen

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e-learning,education.

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With the advent of new civilization and the growing developments, open-field /soil-based agriculture is facing some major challenges; most importantly decrease in per capita land availability. Due to urbanization, industrialization and many other factors, arable land under cultivation is further going to decrease. Besides, due to rise in temperature, river pollution, decline in ground water level, etc. cause of such circumstances, in near future it will become impossible to feed the entire population. So, soil-less culture also known as hydroponics farming is being considered as far more sustainable than regular farming. It has great impact on environment also cause it uses less water as compared to traditional farming. Water conserving methods of food production under soil-less culture can show promising results all over the world.

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Hydroponic, farming, Covid-19, environment.

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Study relates with the identification on the factors relating to the environment impact of manufacturing relating to post covid 19. This study focus on identifying the potential environment issues relating to manufacturing, action plan to mitigate the issues, potential strategies for implementation to overcome to issues. The study also focus on measurement of environmental parameters different types of pollution contributing by manufacturing industries having concern on environment as well as Indian economy. This study also focus on modeling of environmental issues and their control measures relating to operation relating industries in kerala post covid19. Industrial safety / Environmental Protocol to ensure the environmental sustainability of the business after the startup of the manufacturing industry after covid 19 for submission to regulatory bodies to avoid environmental/ safety incidents plays a major role in reducing environment incidents in Kerala .

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Environment sustainability, industrial hazards, solid waste management, Green recovery, carbon foot print reduction

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Covid 19, Pandemic, Sustainability, COVID-19, Digital transformation, E-commerce, Consumer behaviour.

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Customers in this era have become more concerned about their well-being and also inclined to maintain personal happiness, which is demonstrated in their selective use of those goods that provide a good state of well-being and also provide the most extreme fulfillment. In their pursuit of a healthy lifestyle, Indians have proven to be more receptive to Ayurvedic and health care as a treatment choice for common ailments. Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurvedic items/products have risen to fame due to this particular propensity. In today's vast market, with ever-changing client wants, Baba Ramdev has created a unique Ayurvedic innovation that is both affordable and readily available.

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The spread of the pandemic Covid-19 has impacted negatively on all aspects of human life, including education. It has created a new educational test. Many educational institutions around the world have closed their campuses, and teaching and learning have moved online. Globalization has slowed significantly. In India, approximately 30 crore students were unable to transfer to new schools/colleges, and all educational activities were halted. Despite these challenges, higher education institutions have responded positively, ensuring the continuity of teachinglearning, research, and societal service with some tools and techniques during the pandemic. This paper highlights some of the key effects of Covid-19 on higher education institutions in India. During the crisis, some necessary measures by higher education institutions and educational authorities in India to provide seamless educational services were discussed. Many new modes of learning, viewpoints, and trends have emerged as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, and this trend may continue as we move forward to a new tomorrow. As a result, some of the post-Covid-19 trends that may allow for new ways of teaching and learning in higher education in India are outlined. Some useful suggestions for carrying out educational activities during a pandemic are also made.

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higher education, impact, India, post Covid-19

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This paper provides an overview of an efficient energy conservation schemes that can be applied in the campus of LDCITS, Soraon, Prayagraj to decrease the power consumption and decrease the electricity bills. Energy Audit is one of methods to check the major energy consumption areas and energy wastage in building. Due the limitation of conventional energy sources, there is a major concern about the energy efficiency and conservation. This paper describes the process of energy audit from historical data collection, analysis of data, formulations of energy conservation schemes through the energy audit. This paper proposed the energy conservation steps and savings in the institute.

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ENERGY CONSERAVATION STEPS & SAVING PROPOSAL IN LDCITS, SORAON PRAYAGRAJ

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Scarcity of water day by day leads to domestic wastewater management and recycle the same for the use of general purposes. Here the authors have taken a keen interest to remove harmful contaminants in treatment process from domestic waste water. After the effective treatment of the waste water the same may be returned to almost any point in the water cycle. Near about 30% of daily water need can be filled by the treated water on the other hand the segregated sludge can meet the demand approximately 25% of agricultural fertilizer. In the treatment process Ph value of water in different treated tank varies from 6.2 to 8 and the maximum value of CO2 present in water is 6.6% at 250-day temperature, it may be the cause of present of geo-plankton or green microorganism those are highly stable at 250 centigradewater temperature. The highest amount of dissolved solid particles observed 750 ppl present in highly contaminated water and the percentage reduction of solid dissolve particles is reduced to 95% at the end of treatment process.

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Innovative water treatment Technologies to Remove Harmful Contaminants in Treatment Process- Case Study

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