Volume 10 | Issue 8 |

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Cycling is an ideal form of exercise for physical and mental health, as it enhances the functionality of the heart and lungs and minimises the risk of cancer. It has increased in popularity among tennagers and the elderly, with ease of use, need for exercise, and enjoyment cited as contributing factors. However, there is a rift between experts who say cycling benefits the user not only by improving their physical strength, but also their mental and emotional aspect, and those who claim that cycling individuals mostly end up getting injured due to accidents or falls. The majority of cyclists experience a positive effect. Cycling has many benefits for children, adults, and seniors, such as enhancing brain growth, reducing childhood obesity, improving eye coordination, joint mobility, balance, and flexibility, protecting against breast cancer, providing vitamin D, strengthening muscles, improving sleep, and boosting self-confidence. It also reduces the likelihood of contracting cancer, reducing anxiety and depression, and reducing the likelihood of acquiring cardiorespiratory diseases and diabetes. Additionally, it increases blood flow to the brain, which reduces the rate of cognitive decline as people age. Cycling is a low-stress, low-impact exercise that can be done for many years without causing harm to the body. It is beneficial for the heart, preventing stroke, cardiovascular disease, and heart attacks, as well as for memory loss and chronic diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and dementia. It is also a great way to stay active and maintain a healthy weight. Finally, it is an excellent approach to lower the risk of cancer, as obesity is now the main cause of common malignancies.

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Cycling, Elders, Exercise, Accidents, Menopause,

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SIGNIFICANCE OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE - A STUDY

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SIGNIFICANCE OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE - A STUDY

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The existence of a variety of cultures, linguistic multitude, numerous ethnic groups, so many religions or religious wings, communities etc. are the basic characteristics of India as a nation. All these groups and communities carry their own exclusive and unique identity and their co-existence makes India truly incredible in several ways. India has her heart and soul in the religio-cultural diversity and the same has been a feature of India's identity in past, present and will continue to be in future. India has been the land for every religion in the world and no religion of the world is alien to India. The great figures of religion from India have been known to the world and India has also accepted the two global religions Christianity and Islam, emerged one after another, in recent past with open arms. The practice of both for around 2000 years has made both the religions integral part of India's religio-cultural traditions. In fact, India is the only country in the world that may be called the home to all four major religions together. The people of India also consist of followers of other religions including Sikh, Jain, and Jew. The religious tolerance and values have had and will continue to have immense influence in the Indian culturally pluralistic and religiously diverse society.

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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA: URGENT NEED OF HOUR FOR HARMONIZATION

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It was on the 5th of November of 2020, the state of Haryana under Manohar Lal Khattar government passed the Haryana State Employment of Local Candidates Bill. Then on 26th February 2021 it came into news that Governor Satyadeo Narayan Arya gave his assent to the bill thereby making it an act. This year in the first half itself i.e. March 2021 saw another bill introduced by the Hemant Soren government, Jharkhand State Employment of Local Candidates Bill which had a resemblance to the one introduced in Haryana too which piques our interest that why are the states introducing these employment bills. So, let's delve deeper into our subject. Amid the pandemic era and lockdown, many Indian states have been facing economic slowdown including a rise in the rates of unemployment. To deal with this quandary many states have resolved to different methods. A few months back the state of Haryana passed a bill regarding 75% job reservation to the natives of the state in the private sector which became a debatable topic. But it is to be taken into account that Haryana was not the first state where such a type of reservation policy was introduced. Even before it states like that of Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka too introduced it. But here a million dollar question arises whether these incentives taken by the government are right? Is it legally correct? But before pondering upon these points we need to get acquainted with the provisions pertinent to the reservation policy.

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Unemployment, Assent, Reservation, Private Sector, Local, Domiciled, Geographical Classification..etc.

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Abstract: we develop the classes of 'accelerated' sequential procedures of an absolute continuous population is developed for estimating the parameters for bounded risk point estimation problem under the set up of distributional relationship developed by Chaturvedi,A .,Pandey S,Gupta.M,

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Bounded risk, Asymptotic distribution

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Race, Gender, Sexuality, Victorian, Freud

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Pedestrian Detection, Video Surveillance,F2dnet,Pedestron,EGCL,Pedestrian Detection

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Applications of robotic welding technology are analysed in Welding Applications. Importance, application, strengths and weaknesses are analysed in this welding procedure. The main weld types analysed are electron beam welding, ultrasonic welding, high frequency induction welding, arc welding, resistance welding, and applications of robotic welding technology are analysed. Here, these welding techniques are analysed for their application process and benefits of use. While explaining this process, we will also explain the process of welding technology and analyse how robotic technology is applied. The main type of robot analysed to perform this welding process is the 6-arm robot. The arms that control the welding from start to finish are explained for each type of welding.

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Robot Welding Technology, Six Arm Robots, Electron Beam Welding, Ultrasonic Welding, High Frequency Induction Welding, Electric Arc Welding, Resistance Welding

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Quality management systems are being operated in some sectors in India. But it is rare to meet this system in construction industry. There are many hindrances that make it difficult to apply the system effectively due to the nature of construction and therefore no objective way to measure the effectiveness of this system exist in construction industry. Objective of this study is to evaluate the critical factors that affect the quality management system on quality improvement and performance in construction projects. It also aims to evaluate the effectiveness of quality management system (QMS) in construction projects. Finally, it proposes an implementation framework for quality management in construction projects. Data Will be collected and analysed using statistical techniques with the help of appropriate software. The factors included are project background aspects, general quality aspects and standard code representing aspects. All the above factors will be subjected to descriptive analysis, and regression analysis. The critical factors obtained through the above said analysis will be validated with the critical factors obtained by the various previous researchers. Regression equations have been proposed to identify the strongest predictor among the independent variable which have cause and effect relationship on dependent variable. The study brings out the underlying critical factors which are responsible for the implementation of quality management in construction projects. Also, suitable recommendations and suggestions for effective quality management system for construction projects will be presented.

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human resource automation, robotics

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Keywords: MAC, CRT.

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