Volume 8 | Issue 1

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Geophysics, a branch of Earth sciences, applies principles of physics to study the Earth's internal structure, dynamics, and processes. The field integrates data and methodologies from multiple scientific disciplines, including geology, physics, mathematics, and engineering, to investigate phenomena ranging from seismic activities and volcanic eruptions to the behavior of the Earth's magnetic and gravitational fields. This paper explores the core principles of geophysics, major sub-disciplines, methods of investigation, and its applications in areas such as resource exploration, environmental science, and hazard prediction.

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Geophysics: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Understanding Earth's Dynamics

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Valmiki Virachita Ramayane Somayagasya Prasthavana

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Valmiki Virachita Ramayane Somayagasya Prasthavana

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Today's education policy aims to raise individuals with 21st century skills, which are considerd to have universal importance and the solution of intelligence and mental problems as a common skill. Teaching problem solving is one of the most important issues in physics education and is also the area where students encounter the most problems. When students try to solve a physics problem, they usually say that they understand the problem, know the laws of physics on which the problem is based and have solved many similar problems, but the new problem is different from the previous problem and therefore the new problem is different. They cannot solve the problem. The purpose of this study is to present problem solving research methods in physics education according to the level of students, methods and the development of problem solving strategies

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physics education, problem solving, physics problem solving, physics problem solving studies.

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Venu Chitale, as a Broadcaster, Novelist and Writer is a unique personality to be studied whose contributions are highly relevant even today

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Venu Chitale, BBC, WW II, Feminist writer, Vegetarian food,

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75.72? East longitude.1In the north and northwest direction we find Solapur and Sangaliof Maharashtra,Gulbarga in the east, Bagalkotin the south and border of Belgaum district in the west. This district was divided into Bijapur and Bagalkot districts in 1997 for smooth and efficient administration. The present Vijapur district consists of 11 taluksviz. Indi, Sindagi, Muddebihal, BasavanaBagewadi, Nidagundi, Talikote, Babaleshwar, Tikota, Kolar, Aalamela and Vijayapur. The district has a total of 648 villages, enriched with river Bhima in the north andriver Krishna in the south.

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VIJAPUR : PLACE NAME

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The construction industry is known for its pivotal role in shaping the world's infrastructure, providing the foundation for homes, workplaces, and critical infrastructure. Yet, it is also one of the most perilous sectors, fraught with safety challenges that impact both construction professionals and the communities they serve. Despite considerable advancements in safety practices, the construction industry continues to grapple with accidents that result in injuries, fatalities, project delays, and escalating costs. This research paper embarks on a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted challenges associated with safety in small and medium-sized construction projects, with a laser focus on unintended safety incidents. Through the application of a mixed-method research approach that combines qualitative and quantitative methods, this study delves into the intricacies of these incidents, seeking to unravel their root causes and, most importantly, to propose practical strategies for enhancing safety protocols.

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Construction industry, Safety challenges, Unintended safety incidents, Mixed-method research, Safety protocols.

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Pyrazinamide, Direct current polarography, Stability constant, Thermodynamic parameters.

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Chapati is the staple food of people in Indian subcontinent. Despite a heavy consumption of chapati, the commercial status of this food product has not yet been to the par. Standardization of chapati making is yet in the process of development. The assessment of present chapati testing method was performed by standard method publisheb by Haridas Rao et. a., (1986). 6 indian wheat cultivars and one standard commercial wheat flour were assessed for chapati making. Correlation study was done to find the physico-chemical factors that affect chapati quality. The total chapatti score was affected by moisture, gluten content, eating quality and the taste of the chapatti. Absorption was affected by the gluten. Dough development time and its stability were positively correlated. The present scoring method has many subjective parameters which add to the standard error in scoring method. The objective parameters like pliability and puffing were objective parameters and best suited for screening of chapati quality. There is a need to improve the test and reduce the number of subjective parameters so that chapati testers can test and reproduce the results at any place

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Chapatti, rheology, testing, quality, dough development

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BHARATIY CHITRAKALA MEIN RUP OR BHAVABHIVYANJANA

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BHARATIY CHITRAKALA MEIN RUP OR BHAVABHIVYANJANA

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The main goal of this study is to find out how physical education programmes can help kids in the school system stay healthy. It also makes suggestions about how to improve physical education. The research says that policymakers can help kids have a long, healthy, and happy life by improving the quality, amount, and intensity of physical education in schools across the country (both the instructional and activity components).

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physical activity, health, wellness, holistic education.

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Wireless networks are typically used to supplement wired networks, and they are often the final few steps in the link among a mobile device as well as a wired network. An ad-hoc network is a network made up of individual devices that connect with one another directly without the need for a central access point, a router, or a base station to be present. As sensor systems develop in size, bandwidth allotment turns out to be progressively basic. A sensor organizes necessities to distribute its bandwidth to amplify add up to data pick up. A mobile WSN outperforms a static WSN in a wide range of application situations. Wirelessnetworks provide greater design and application flexibility than wired networks. Because of advancements in Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) technology, low-power wireless sensor nodes have begun to emerge. We can say that a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a remote network made up of geographically procured self-ruling devices that use sensors to amiably monitor physiological or environmental conditions such as temperature and sound levels as well as vibration, mass, motion, and contaminations at various locations.

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channel, communication, mobile,structure, wireless network, wireless sensor network.

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This article looks deeply at the tradition of Gharanas and what constitutes a Gharana. The paper discusses the importance of Gharana in the musical scheme of things. Going forward it discusses how Hindustani music liberates an artist and blooms her/him into a fine artist. Also suggests that Gharanas as rivers of knowledge, it also looks at why it is so. Along with this, the genesis of Gharanas has been studied as well. It is an important study to assess the trajectory of the Gharana tradition from the 16th century till now.

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Although a large number of countries of the world adopted the IFRS for their accounting purposes, when it comes to India despite the strong intention to implement the same in the banking sector, only a partial implementation has been attempted so far. The Reserve Bank of India itself argues for its implementation in its reports. Yet it remains only in intentions and not in implementation. Therefore, the benefits and challenges due to the implementation of IFRS can only be perceived and observations can be made only based on such perceptions. Currently, a large number of studies are available on the benefits and challenges of IFRS. Most of such studies have relied on the arguments after analysing the secondary data. There is a strong need to study the people, business and environment and prepare the ground for the effective implementation of the accounting standards as available in the IFRS. The Reserve Bank of India has also advised the banking and non-banking financial institutions of India as early as 2016. In this paper an attempt has been made to discuss the benefits and challenges of IFRS in the banking sector of India through perceptive observations.

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IFRS, Benefits and Challenges, Banking organizations.

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CSR referring to way that businesses are managed to bring about an overall positive impact on the communities, cultures, societies and environments in which they operate. The fundamentals of CSR rest on the fact that not only public policy but even corporate should be responsible enough to address social issues. However the phases are not static and the features of each phase may overlap other phases. Under the new Companies Act, CSR will become mandatory for companies with profit of Rs 5 crore and more. Companies have specialised CSR teams that formulate policies, strategies and goals for their CSR programs and set aside budgets to fund them. These programs are often determined by social philosophy which have clear objectives and are well defined and are aligned with the mainstream business. The programs are put into practice by the employees who are crucial to this process.

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CSR, evolution of CSR, implementation of CSR.

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Bitcoin is the internet-based world's top-ranking cryptocurrency. It is one of the common cryptocurrencies that are readily available. Bitcoin is most experienced due to the people's anonymity and openness in the device. Daily styles in the bitcoin exchange have acquired popularity amongst fans, investors, individuals, and many more. Bitcoin cost data show preferable residential properties where some classical opportunity collection prophecy approaches use the actions, making unsatisfactory predictions without a probabilistic interpretation. This paper conducts an extensive research study on the development of Bitcoin and an organized evaluation of it. It deeply provides the information for the difference between the digital and virtual currencies, decentralized bitcoin network and compares it with others. The nature and characteristics of bitcoin. Also, depth in the study of the benefits, risks, and challenges of bitcoins. The future and application of bitcoin focus on its stability.

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Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Exchanges, Digital currency, Virtual currency, Finance, Ethenium, Decentralization, Distributed network, Centralized network, Risk, Transaction, Bank

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The main aim of this paper is to analyze the security, privacy, and risks in intelligent smart cities in the context of smart cities engagement. One of Smart City Technologies' aims is to collect data to evaluate people's and activities' real-time awareness and to provide decision-makers with information on their effect. Using so-called "behavioral economics," authorities may launch programs that, ideally, will alter conduct for the general benefit. One example is predictive policing. Another includes speed monitoring devices to urge individuals to drive in residential areas more gently. But these sophisticated technologies, if utilized incorrectly, may lead to poor policy [1]. For designers, integration partners, and organizations engaged in the administration of these new organizations, the complex and interconnected structure of intelligent cities presents major political, technological, and socio-economic difficulties. A large body of literature concentrates on the security, privacy, and vulnerabilities in smart cities, emphasizing concerns related to information security and difficulties in the administration and confidentiality of the data for secure networks [1]. This research analyzes several of these issues, gives a useful summary of the relevant important literature, and provides a framework for intelligent city interactions. The report involves numerous key topics within smart cities analysis: data protection and safety for mobile technologies and networks; intelligent infrastructure needs, power grids, medical services, institutional arrangements, methodologies and data protection guidelines, operations and maintenance threats to smart cities, the use and implementation of smart service provision for residents, use of blockchains and the use of social networking sites [2]. This thorough analysis gives a helpful picture of many of the major problems and provides important guidance for future research. The findings of this study will offer researchers and professionals an instructive theoretical framework and point of reference.

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Access control, risk-based access control, security risk, risk factors, risk estimation techniques

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ROLE OF FAIRS AND FESTIVALS IN AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

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ROLE OF FAIRS AND FESTIVALS IN AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

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CULTURAL CONFLICT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON EDUCATION

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CULTURAL CONFLICT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON EDUCATION

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Consumers from emerging market like India have greater brand choice from global and domestic companies than ever before. India�s liberalizing policies and changing business environment along with regulatory changes have enhanced the economic growth of India along with expansion of multinational companies in Indian market by setting up of their businesses in India, thereby increasing offerings to Indian markets by setting up of their businesses in India, thereby increasing offerings to Indian consumers. This has increased a wide range of choice to Indian consumers. Companies are interested no0t only in the product but also the behavior of the consumers and brand equity because it gives them the right orientations for brand positioning. Building brand equity is the for most work of the companies to reduce the searching cost of the customers. Brand equity generally grouped intovarious categories. India is the second largest consumer market in the world. The Indian consumer profile has been changed in terms of education, income, occupation and reference group and India habits. There is a shift in consumer brand preference for durables products for the past decade with influx of modern technology. The consumer buying preferences are rapidly changing and moving towards high end technology products with adulterate

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: As part of new economic policy, the Government of India introduced far reaching reforms in the tax system. Reforms in the wealth tax system virtually led to its abolition in the year 2015-16. The reason given was the cost of collection was much higher than the revenue collected from it. This argument is not tenable. As part of comprehensive tax reforms, the previous government had planned to introduce Goods and Services Tax which combined all the indirect taxes and the Direct Taxes Code which combined both the Income tax and the Wealth tax. Both the system adopted international best tax practices. But instead of implementing Direct Taxes Code, the Government abolished wealth tax which has created an imbalance in the tax structure. Hence, it is argued here that there is a need to revive Direct Taxes Code and wealth tax in the country.

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Wealth tax, Direct Taxes Code, Indirect taxes, Tax Reforms, Inequality.

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