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The QR code cryptography with a password and sends it to the required hiding the information QR code.

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cryptography

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Online shoping and it's concern

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Diabetes mellitus is one of the common metabolic disorders with micro-and macrovascular complications that results in significant morbidity and mortality. It is considered as one of the five leading causes of death in the world. In modern medicine no satisfactory effective therapy is still available to cure diabetes mellitus there is increasing demand by patients to use natural products with anti diabetic activity due to side effects associated with the use of insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents. Medicinal plants continue to provide valuable therapeutic agents, both in modern and in traditional medicine. Brassica oleracea and Momordica charantia juice has hypoglycaemic effects on blood glucose concentrations of diabetic rats and may be effective in cases of glucose tolerance impairment. However, it can be speculated that the antidiabetic activity of C Brassica oleracea and Momordica charantia juice may be due to non-specific mechanism and not due to the stimulation of insulin release from pancreatic beta cells since streptozotocin used in this study is well known to work by depleting the pancreatic beta cells thus reducing the release of insulin from these cells. Also, the synergistic effect of different bioactive chemicals may have a crucial contribution to the potential hypoglycaemic action of the plant species.

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Streptozotocin, Brassica oleracea, Momordica charantia, Column chromatography, HPTLC

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The Dravidian family of languages comprises more than thirty languages mainly spoken in the Southern India. Robert Caldwell is the person who first coined the term Dravidian as a generic name for the south Indian family of languages. There are differences of opinion regarding the subgrouping of the Dravidian languages.The general acceptance is the tripartite arrangement.Telugu, Kui, Kuvi etc are classified in South Central Dravidian due to their characteristics of language. The North Dravidian language Brahui is the first to be independent from the protodravidian language spoken in Pakistan and Afganisthan.More or less 5000 years ago Brahui separated from the ancestral language.Then after Kurukh Malto separates nearly five thousand years ago and then after separates each other.The Central Dravidian languages like Gondi,Konda,Kolami,Parji are separated threethousand five hunred years back from ProtoDravidian.The languages Tamil, Malayalam,Kannada,Tulu, Toda, Kota etc are the South Dravidian.Telugu,Kui,Kuvi etc are classified as South Central Dravidian due to their dual characteristics.

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The origin of Malayalam Language- The Linguistic theories Dravidian family

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video games; learning; thinking; game design; software

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Basic Building Blocks , God Particles , Atomic transcription and translation , Hoyle narlikar Universe . Allah

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In the modern age multistorey buildings are in trend especially in the developed countries or in metro cities etc. Exiguousness of residential land and construction cost saving is the another reason of multistorey buildings. These buildings have advance security features which is based on automated devices like fire alert system, CCTV cameras, elevators etc. large number of persons live and working in these flats/offices. It is very difficult to know the exact number of persons in a particular building. It has been observed that many times citizens are found dead in their flats and about this even Neighbors are totally unaware about the same. The available solution of this problem is CCTV cameras but sometime cameras may consider as interferer in the privacy and it cannot be implement in some specific locations. Secondly camera can record the videos and capture the images but not able to count the number of citizen in a building at a particular time. Manual entry registers are also not the solution of this problem as it is very difficult to maintain and trace the record. In case of any natural calamity happened like earthquake as happened in Turkey, terrorist attack then no data is available how many people are exists in the building at a particular time and what is their last location in the building. The proposed system provides the solution of this existing problem. System will work in the fully automated mode and can provide the information 24x7 with the exact location and time stamp. It can be implemented in jails, hostels, rehabilitation, army areas, Hospitals, COVID centers etc. System will maintain the records of the citizens movements with in the rooms and floors. When there is no movement detected for a long time, alert will be generated by the system with the help of alert unit. Proposed system is a fully automatic system which is based on sensors. System is distributed into three units sensing, counting and display unit. Sensing unit detect the human presence inside a flat / floor. Second unit is counting unit which will count the exact number of persons exists and the third unit will work as display which will show the exact number of persons inside a room along with their last location. Thus system can work as a lift saving security system.

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Ultrasonic, IPR , Sensor , LED Display

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The study delves into the imperative task of redesigning librarianship in response to the rapid evolution of technology, particularly in the realm of information dissemination. This research paper centres on academic libraries, acknowledging their pivotal role in the education sector. By scrutinizing prevalent challenges and emerging trends, the paper introduces a theoretical model that harmonizes traditional library functions with avant-garde digital practices. The proposed model is designed to elevate the academic library's significance, accessibility, and efficacy within the dynamic information ecosystem of the digital era. Importance of the Study: This research holds paramount significance as it addresses the critical need for academic libraries to evolve in tandem with technological advancements. By acknowledging the challenges faced by these institutions, the study provides insights that are crucial for maintaining their relevance in an era of information abundance and rapid technological shifts. Originality of the Study: The paper's originality lies in its proposition of a theoretical model that synthesizes conventional library roles with innovative digital strategies. This approach is unique in its comprehensive examination of the current landscape and the development of a forward-thinking model tailored to the needs of academic libraries. Outcome of the Study: The anticipated outcome of this research is the establishment of a theoretical framework that can guide the redesign of academic libraries. By integrating the proposed model, institutions can enhance their adaptability, accessibility, and overall effectiveness in meeting the evolving demands of the digital age. Scope of the Study: The proposed model provides a roadmap for academic libraries seeking to undergo meaningful transformations, ensuring they remain dynamic and responsive entities within the ever-changing landscape of information management and dissemination. Moreover, the insights gained from this study may be applicable to a broader spectrum of information institutions beyond academia, offering a holistic perspective on the intersection of traditional and digital practices in librarianship.

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Academic library, Manpower training, Digital library, theoretical model, information disseminations

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Background: The continuous problem of women's underrepresentation in senior positions in the banking industry emphasizes the need for a thorough investigation of the obstacles preventing gender equity. Disparities still exist despite progress, hence a targeted study into particular challenges encountered by female professionals in banking leadership is required. Objectives: In order to promote gender equity in banking leadership, this study identifies and quantifies the challenges. Objectives includes examining the Intersectionality of Challenges faced by women in advancing to leadership positions within the banking sector, with a specific focus on intersectionality. Also the study attempts to evaluate Impact of Women in leadership roles in the banking sector in Delhi. Methodology: The study uses a quantitative methodology, polling 120 banking industry participants in a particular geographic area. To determine the significance of mean differences for each detected challenge, one-sample t-tests are utilised,. To determine how much these challenges affect gender equity in banking leadership, the study makes use of statistical analysis. Findings: Null hypothesis are rejected by the results, which show statistically significant mean differences for all challenges. The greatest mean difference indicates that women's skill development possibilities are unequal, which is a major problem. Significant effects are also shown by other challenges, such as gender prejudice in promotions, differences in work-life balance assistance, gender stereotypes, and a lack of open performance reviews for women. Conclusion: The study's conclusion emphasises the necessity of focused actions to remove obstacles preventing gender equity in banking leadership. A significant impact of these challenges is shown by the rejection of null hypotheses. In addition to being morally right, promoting gender equity is now strategically necessary for the performance of organisations and a more diverse pool of candidates for banking leadership positions.

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Gender Equity, Banking Leadership, Skill Development, Work-Life Balance, Gender Stereotypes, Diversity and Inclusion, Women Empowerment

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