Volume 7 | Issue 1

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Data Warehouse It is a relay database system that stockpiles historical data as w el as metadata from a process system for efficient reporting and examination of the same. It encompasses a wide variety of data across numerous subject areas. The data is uploaded from diverse systems prior to manipulation. It is used by managers to assist in decision making. The data warehouse environment is made up of extraction, transportation, transformation and loading solution, an online analytical processing engine. Additionally, client analysis tools as well as other system applications that control the course of data gathering, ultimately conveying the results to business users (Zacek & Hunka, 2015). The characteristics of an efficient data warehouse facility include:

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Compare Data Warehouse to Data Marts

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Kshar sutra in ano rectal disorders has shown miraculous effects and now it�s a Precious gem in the crown of Shalya Tantra. It is one of the very popular modality of treatment nowadays. It is first described in the scriptures of Ayurveda. Since then, how it come in the today�s format; let us know regarding its History.

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� Kshar sutra, Sushruta, Chakra-Dutta, Bhavprakash, Vangasena, Rasatarangini, Rasa Kamadhenu.

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Human beings have unlimited wants. These wants are categoriesed into three parts, namely: Necessities, Comforts and Luxuries. Out of these three, necessities constitutes the most indispensable, inevitable requirements of human being, without which, survival itself is not possible. Out of necessities, Food occupies a pivotal place. 2011, census data of India, reveals the fact, that a whopping 22% of the total population living below poverty line, who cannot afford to purchase the essential food grains in the open market, by paying the existing market price. Their condition is sure to go from bad to worse, as they lack necessary purchasing capacity. Government has an important role to play to protect these vulnerable section of the society. To safeguard life and opportunity and to supply few essential commodities to such general mass, at a highly subsidized rate, Public Distribution System or Ration Shop system was evolved. According to this system, government maintains fair price shops and certain essential commodities like Rice, Wheat, Sugar, Kerosene, Edible Oil, Pulses, Salt etc. are distributed at a highly subsidized prices to general masses. Roots of this Public Distribution System could be traced back to after the Bengal famine of 1943.

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Human Wants, Poverty, Malnourishment, Essential food grains, Government system.

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Laingik asamnta

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Agriculture is considered as the major sector and hence it has to be given top most priority while arriving at decisions and policies by the Government and other authorities concerned. In view of the significant contribution of the agricultural sector for the development of the economy as a whole, the Government at national and state level, NABARD and RBI have played a dynamic role in creating a broad based institutional framework for catering to the increasing credit requirements of the sector. In India Banks, co-operatives and other financial institutions occupy a very prominent role in the agricultural credit system and for its better performance. In spite of the disbursal performance of agricultural credit is getting more and more positive; the system is not free from all the defects of which one crucial party affected is the lenders or bankers disbursing agricultural credit. The problem of less repayment performance due to low income from agriculture and natural calamities and other related problems is a major seen in the credit delivery system. The detailed analysis of these problems will only be the means to annihilate the same to a large extent. It is also a very need on the part of the policy makers as well as the society at large to make, implement and ensure sufficient initiatives so as to be free from the distress prevailing in agricultural sector.

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Agricultural Credit, Bank, Borrower, Commercial Banks, Co-operative Banks. Problems, and RRB.

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, 1965, London, England), American-English poet, playwright, literary critic, and editor, a leader of the Modernist movement in poetry in such works as The Waste Land (1922) and Four Quartets (1943). Eliot exercised a strong influence on Anglo-American culture from the 1920s until late in the century. His experiments in diction, style, and versification revitalized English poetry, and in a series of critical essays

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SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF MICROFINANCE ON RURAL WOMEN DEVELOPMENT OF BELLARY DISTRICT

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Unit were subsequently passed on to the Corporation on 1st of October 1961. Thus, a Corporation was ultimately established for the entire State of Mysore. At the beginning, the passenger transport services were operated in 6 Divisions- 5 Divisions operating mofussil services and 1 Division operating city services of Bangalore. It had 37 Depots, 2 Regional Workshops and a Central Office at Bangalore. There were 15 permanent and 30 temporary bus stations with 35 wayside shelters and 104 pick-up shelters. The total number of employees deployed was 9705 and the staff ratio per schedule was 9.43. The total number of routes operated was 1065 with 1029 schedules

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BASAVANNANAVARA VACHANAGALLI MANAVA SANDESHAGALU

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There has been a significant revival of interest in the role of ecological adaptation as a primary driver of speciation. In mimetic butterflies, wing patterns function as both defensive signals to predators and essential indicators for mate selection, thereby promoting significant reproductive isolation among diverging populations. This study, primarily employing secondary data and established ecological frameworks, investigates the mimetic relationships of butterfly fauna prevalent in West Bengal, including the Papilio and Danaidae complexes. A review of the current literature, utilizing the sympatric interactions of Heliconius species as a model system, indicates that habitat isolation and color-pattern preference are the primary factors influencing the emergence of new species. The extraordinary genetic correlation between loci governing mate preference and wing pigmentation indicates that divergence frequently transpires in sympatry or as a direct consequence of sexual selection. Consequently, color pattern exemplifies an ecological trait that facilitates speciation via pleiotropic influences on mate selection. Phylogenetic evidence shows that color pattern is one of several things that cause mimetic butterflies to evolve into different species. However, its most important role is in creating premating isolation. This paper concludes that comprehending these visual and genetic mechanisms is essential for the preservation of lepidopteran biodiversity amid the evolving ecological landscapes of West Bengal.

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Ecological Speciation, Mimetic Polymorphism, Premating Isolation, Lepidoptera Diversity, West Bengal Fauna.

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Most small businesses have been impacted significantly by a shift in human resources management functions as working remotely has become the norm. The main purpose of this research is to explore the presence of remote work in small businesses, considering such issues as employees' productivity, effi- ciency, cost-effectiveness, and related examples of problems. Employing of mixed-method method, we used surveys and interviews as the main instru- ments technique to collect information from small business owners, manag- ers, and employees for all industries under consideration. Our research de- monstrates some very important points about the implementation of remote work by small businesses. For starters, we noticed that there has been an up- surge in remote employees among small businesses. This procedure contri- buted not only to the increase in employee output, but the workers also said that they faced far fewer interruptions and had greater freedom in their work schedules. Remote work has been positively correlated with higher levels of employee satisfaction and engagement. Our findings suggest that employees appreciate the flexibility and work-life balance afforded by remote work ar- rangements, resulting in increased job satisfaction and retention rates within small businesses. On a financial level, remote work delivers the prospect of cost reduction to agile companies, minimizing the costs for office space, utili- ties, and commute incentives. On the bright side, the case studies reveal a host of issues that small businesses are encountering while trying to be suc- cessful in their efforts to adopt remote work policies efficiently. Organiza- tional setbacks are brought about by maintaining teamwork, safeguarding data and handling remote job performance issues. The outcome which we had determines that remote workers' policies and practices need to change so that they fit with their needs. Concrete tactics to create a favorable distancing work environment are to put in place reliable communication devices by all means. Policymakers and industry stakeholders can play a pivotal role in faci- litating the transition to remote work by offering incentives, resources, and guidance to small businesses navigating this paradigm shift. By embracing remote work as a viable and sustainable option, small businesses can enhance their competitiveness, attract top talent, and contribute to a more inclusive and flexible workforce ecosystem. Our study follows on the multifaceted im- plications of the rise of remote work for small businesses and provides ac- tionable insights for stakeholders seeking to leverage this transformative trend effectively.

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Small Businesses, Remote Work, Human Resources Management, Employee Productivity, Efficiency

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In Baghelkhand region districts dissected terrain dominated by hills and plateaus impede the extension of agricultural development. To know the status of agricultural development data related to landuse land cover was used. Data on gross cropped area, net sown area, cropping intensity, culturable land, fallow land, and area under major crops such as Wheat, Tuar, Millets, Wheat, Pulses, and Jowar has also been compiled and analysed under Ravi and Kharif crops. By making usage of the table of critical values of Doi's method, the crop combinations in Baghelkhand Region of Madhya Pradesh has been ascertained. Considering seven crops, there are only one (Shahdol) district in region had two crop combination while there are only two first ranking crop in the region. Rice and wheat crops have covered all the districts. In Satna district Wheat is in first ranking and it is only district where Gram is second ranking crop while Soyabean is only in this district exhibits fourth ranking crop combination.

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Doi's method, Agriculture Development, Crop Combination, Cropping Intensity, and Production.

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