Volume 7 | Issue 1 | March-2019

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Sarv Skihsa Abhiyan

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Sarv Skihsa Abhiyan

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In past few years, the world has experienced a high rise in the market of poultry industry. This industry has added a non degradable feather waste to the environment on very large scale. This feather is even not degraded by the enzymes such as Trypsin and Pepsin and has become a global issue. Use of microorganisms in feather degradation is a trending and eco-friendly solution. The ultimate aim of the current study was to degrade feather using keratinolytic bacteria. Bacteria were isolated and screened from the soil samples collected from the dumping yards of chicken shops, poultry farm and feather waste collected areas. Total 68 different bacterial isolates were isolated and checked for their potential to degrade feather waste. Among them isolate C1B is gram positive, rod shaped, endospore forming bacterial species , morphological and biochemical identification showed that isolate C1B was Bacillus species. It was found that the bacterium had the efficiency of degrading 84.5% of feather within 72h. The bacteria used feather keratin as a principal source of carbon, nitrogen, sulphur and energy. The present study would highlight the degradation of feather waste using bacteria.

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Poultry Industry, Feather Waste, Waste Degradation, Bacteria, Keratin.

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Machine learning, Heart Disease, Decision Tree, Naive Bayes, Neural Network, Deep Learning and SVM.

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Cookies, Cybersecurity, data privacy

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In order to add value to potato Starch and also curb their contagious disease, this study investigated the ethanol enrichment of potato starch1 with the fungal strains A.niger, A. awamori and A. foetidus were taken and compared from the results when bulk dried yeastS.cerevisiae was used from other sources. Fermentation process involves solid matrix and Incubation has been done in limited aerobic condition at 30oC with shaking at 200 rpm for 5 days with S. cerevisiae at 30?C, pH of 5-6.For each set of experiment 10 ml of sample solution was centrifuged at 4oC for 20 min with a speed of 5,000 x g. The study for the determination of ethanol, reducing sugar and amylolytic activity was performed.Gas chromatography technique was used for the determination of ethanol concentration in experimental sample.The results showed that amylase activity in the culture of Aspergillus species caused inhibition by glucose produced from starch hydrolysis. The test for co-culture of an Aspergillus species in starch-containing growth medium could prevent the accumulation of inhibitory concentration of reducing sugar and increase in amylolytic activity as well as the percentage of ethanol yield, in the main objective for the study.This isconcluded that utilization of starch, amylolytic activity and ethanol yields are low in the studies with A. niger, A. foetidus and A. awamori whereas in study with S. cerevisiae the excellent increase in the amylolytic activity and ethanol production have been observed.Starch was used upto 96.1% this value is much higher than those obtained in monocultures.

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Potato Starch, fungal strains: A.niger, A. awamori, A. foetidus and S. cerevisiae, yeast extract, agar medium, Crude Protein, Ethanol, culture broth, flame ionization detector.

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The application of big data strategies to increase the efficiency of healthcare delivery has become unavoidable owing to the overwhelming quantity of data in the healthcare system. Big Data Analytics like Hadoop plays an important role in doing meaningful real-time analyses on massive amounts of data and predicting emergencies before they occur [1]. The Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a computer database that stores important details from patient records. Because of government directives and technical advancements, the volume of data in the EHR is growing. Sensors and diagnostic records are used to document patient details. Given the massive quantities of data sets in the EHR, appropriate methods for storing and analyzing this data for practical interpretations are needed. This paper aims to address the uses of big data in the healthcare sector. The usage of medical big data for secondary uses is becoming more widespread in healthcare and medical studies. Understanding the rationale underlying medical big data reveals trends in healthcare information management which has significant implications for hospital information systems that are developing and improving medical systems [1]. This paper investigates a secure medical big data ecosystem built on Hadoop to expand the sophistication of the medical system. The framework in this paper incorporates healthcare information based on the Hadoop big data network, with the original centralized on data being processed and evaluated internally through a modern networking system and an autonomous data acquisition system. The customized health information framework for diseases has been developed to offer personalized health care systems for patients and to promote the treatment of patients by medical professionals by using the capabilities of the Hadoop big data system.

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Medical data, Hadoop, Big Data, Healthcare, Map-Reduce, Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)

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ABSTRACT The main purpose of the present study was to compare the Job Satisfaction between Physical Education Lecturers working in Degree Colleges of Rohtak and Sonepat Districts of Haryana. To achieve the purpose of the study 50 Physical Education Lecturers from Degree Colleges situated in Rohtak and Sonepat of Haryana were selected randomly (25 Physical Education Lecturers from Rohtak and 25 from Sonepat District of Haryana). The Job Satisfaction Scale Construct and Standardized by Vikas Kundu (JSS-kv) was used to measure the Job Satisfaction of 50 Physical Education Lecturers selected as subjects. The data was statistical analyzed and compared through t-test to find out the significance difference between the Job Satisfaction of Physical Education Lecturers working in Degree Colleges situated in Rohtak and Sonepat Districts. The level of significance was chosen 0.05 for the present study. The investigator concludes that the Physical Education Lecturers of Rohtak District have high Job Satisfaction as compared to the Physical Education Lecturers of Sonepat District. Key Words: Job Satisfaction, Physical Education Lecturers, Job Satisfaction Scale, Organization, Degree Colleges.

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Key Words: Job Satisfaction, Physical Education Lecturers, Job Satisfaction Scale, Organization, Degree Colleges

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Females are nearly fifty per cent of the total population but the representation in public life is at lower level. Gender is the general term but gender discrimination is prejudice in action. It means taking specific action towards or against the person based on persons group. For example glass ceiling prevents women from reaching top management posts. Discrimination against women goes beyond glass ceiling. Working woman also confront gender role stereotypes, the tendency to associate women with certain non managerial job. India is the male dominant society and gender discrimination is customized habitually Now a days in India there are more households were both adults work, more one parent households, more women in the workforce. Such trains leads many employers to bolster their work life balance which includes child care elder care fitness facilities and flexible work schedule benefits those help employees to balance their family and work life. This paper is going to examine the presence of gender discrimination in work life balance at industry level.

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Gender discrimination, Work Life Balance, Women Employees

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Eradication of illiteracy is now felt that the major problem of the developing country. Illiteracy is standing as one of the greatest hurdles in the path and progress of the nation. Success of democracy lies in the education of adults. Democracy cannot thrive without educated citizens. So, adult education is very much essential not only to educate the children as well as illiterate adults but also to improve the literacy, numeracy and technical skill of neo- literates. Like illiteracy is a disability, literacy is an ability or strength. Literacy is an outcome of knowledge, information and skills that are essential and useful for ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in our day to day life. Keeping this material both for the adult learners & women neo-literates should be properly designed and prepared for fulfilling the goal. There were four objectives of the study. On the basis of objectives, appraisal of the Learning materials for women neo-literates of Saakshar Bharat Programme in Odisha was made. The study raveled the quality of learning materials in respect of content, mode of presentation, illustrations and format get up etc of exciting materials for women neo-literates. Accordingly suitable recommendations have been offered to improve the quality of learning materials being used in Saakshar Bharat Programme.

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Appraisal, Learning Materials, Saakshar Bharat

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Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, women, Problems, challenges.

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