Volume 9 | Issue 1

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Entrepreneur, Rural Entrepreneurship, Rural area, Challenges, Opportunities.

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Entrepreneur, Rural Entrepreneurship, Rural area, Challenges, Opportunities.

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This paper looked at the challenges that DevOps brings to software development, as well as the techniques for mitigating such challenges. Every industry, from finance to retail manufacturing, relies on software. Individual desktop programs, large-scale web applications, and mobile apps are all examples of software [1]. Due to software's intangible and complicated nature, requirements change fast, and software development teams have found it difficult to generate software that adequately meets client expectations while also providing the desired functionality and software quality [1]. Innovations have advanced the software business fast. Researchers have developed new programming languages, new database designs, and new development technologies such as Cloud Computing, Crowdsourcing, APIs, and SOA as a burgeoning business that is just 50 to 60 years old [2]. Because of the introduction of new technologies, old software systems become out-of-date and must be improved for the company to remain viable. Because software is always evolving, several Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) models have emerged, including the Waterfall approach, Iterative Model, Spiral Model, Agile, and derivative forms [2]. These models all cater to software development, deployment, and maintenance. With today's technological advancements, the industry is moving toward the "DevOps" paradigm of software development. To provide software and services quickly, reliably, and of better quality, DevOps uses a variety of methodologies that bring together developers and operations personnel. In a team empowered with complete responsibility for their service and its underlying technological stack, duties and responsibilities are shared from development through deployment and maintenance [3]. This study is meant to verify and assess whether the problems and mitigation measures of implementing DevOps from systematic literature research are widespread in business.

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DevOps, CI, CD, machine learning, CI/CD Pipeline, software development

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Automation, Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, deep learning, digital communication, challenges, transportation, network, global approaches

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Human life is a prized possession; the best product of cosmic process emerged so far. It has been a remarkable psycho-physical evolution through genetic endowment, ecological interaction and cultural transformation, through innate competence and overt performance. Reflective awareness and self-consciousness are its unique features. On the basis of his/her planned endeavor and successful behavior human being has been able to achieve wonderful feats. A mechanistic understanding of human ontology and human evolution cannot do justice to the spontaneity, creativity and goal-oriented human pursuits. The reality is experienced to be through and through telos-embedded and human life being its part and parcel has to reflect this feature. Teleological approach alone can support a viewpoint that coordinates work and welfare, possession and enjoyment with a spirit of sacrifice, social progress and social justice, material well-being and spiritual enhancement. The cosmic process is an ongoing movement. It does not halt or wait. Nothing should be regarded as final, inevitable and conclusive at the present juncture. If it is turned and twisted in a wrong direction it will keep on moving in that direction only. But if it is given a right turning and tuning it can move in a desirable direction. It is for the free, rational, and responsible human agent to choose the correct path and provide a right direction to the cosmic process. Here comes the role of knowledge, values and education under the guidance of philosophical reflections. For this purpose there is need for reviewing and rethinking of the required mode of philosophizing.

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Philosophizing the Concept of Perfection

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The COVID-19 pandemic has severely altered societies and labor markets. Within weeks, severe constraints on mobility were imposed via border and business closures, quarantines, and movement restrictions. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating consequence on every aspect of life. Migrant workers, especially women, are more vulnerable and face many deprivations from being poor and from their occupation as informal workers. Women face losing their livelihood, facing human rights violations, and contracting COVID-19. Women are severely affected more because, in many contexts, they are considered less productive and consequently occupy a lower position and rank in society. Female-headed families and groups are significantly affected by COVID-19 and cannot meet household needs due to the lack of economic options. The pandemic also exacerbates prevalent gender inequalities and disparities. It is represented as a gendered pandemic in amalgamation with its classed and racialized dimensions. COVID-19 has severely impacted women and girls in health, economy, social protection, and gender-based violence. There persists gender wage gap, and migrant women disproportionately work in more precarious, insecure, and informal employment that receives low pay. Women are more vulnerable to experience violence within workplaces, and migrant women, particularly those working informally, face more hardships and have little to no social protection. This paper analyzes how the global health crisis amplifies existing gender dynamics and creates new gender-biased outcomes that disproportionately impact migrant workers. The focus of the study also examines the health, social and domestic care services that migrant women workers provide and are essential during the pandemic.

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Covid-19, Migrant workers, Gender discrimination, lockdown

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This paper provides a review of how AI powers identity management to allow easy user access privileges. Artificial Intelligence (AI) reshapes enterprises and organizes innovation management. AI may force management, consistent with fast technological progress and the replacement of human organization, to reconsider the whole process of innovation of a business. IAM systems offer administrators tools and technology to alter user roles, monitor user activity, provide reports and continuously implement rules [1]. These systems are developed to offer a method of managing user access throughout a company and to guarantee that corporate rules and government laws are complied with. Identity management's overall objective is to provide access to company assets for which individuals and devices are entitled in a certain situation [2]. This covers onboarding users and systems, authorization, and prompt offboarding of users and devices.

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Management of identity and access, artificial intelligence, biometrics and IAM systems, managing identity.

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Although there exist restricted executions of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across a few sectors, automation profoundly influences the robotics industry. The trend shows no mark of impeding. Currently, the creative integration of robotics and AI constructs an assemblage of futuristic opportunities in technology. Economic effects of robotic developments and AI have produced self-driving motors, intelligent electronic agents that work for people, which ultimately makes robots proliferate. AI gets projected on having broad applications such as machine learning that mechanizes analytical approach construction through algorithms. Algorithms permit robots to function with humanitarian aid. However, artificial intelligence contains some advantages and disadvantages. The benefits conquer several risk hindrances of humans by advancing on Artificial Intelligence Robot, which conducts harmful activities that people cannot engage. Guidelines concerning AI in the robotics sector include mobility, sense and feedback, customer assistance alongside open-source robotics, and process optimization. Looking into the future of AI and robotics, the manufacturing industry becomes an emerging trend. Manufacturing over the years gets considered as a sector with the most significant level of technology. Nonetheless, wholly automated manufacturing plants seem distant, and AI robots get positioned to modify that condition. The range of AI's advancement in the future will discover the economic effect of AI on the worldwide economy. For this discussion, the paper aims at expounding on the economic impact of incorporating AI within the robotics sector, considering the modifications attached, pros and cons, financial results, and the current emerging trends.

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Artificial Intelligence, robotics, algorithm, natural language processing,

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There is a proverb think twice before taking action. That means, we need to foresee what would be the effect or outcome by undertaking this particular action or project or education etc. The expected outcome has to be ascertained beforehand as in the case of research. Outcome based education (OBE) empower the students to understand the concept clearly and apply the same in practice. Assessment has to be restructure in such a way that reflection and refinement of education be enumerated on the basis of achievement rather scoring marks. One of the main attributes of OBE is to practice what we talk. OBE is student-centred instruction model that stresses on judging student performance through outcomes. Existing current process of learning comparing with the outcome based learning. Types of OBE and its benefits are discussed. We need to develop the students to become life- long learners to use the knowledge acquired from education field in practice for the benefit of society in particular and nation in general.

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OBE, Process of learning, project learning

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Effectiveness, Intermediaries ,Online food apps, Made to offer

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Ecocriticism can be described in terms of literature and environment which includes the exceeds of the human, where human beings are interrelated and conceptualized. This article creates literary studies of ecology in the twentieth century from three different postcolonial countries. Much critical analysis has been done on Canadian landscapes, Canadian environments, climate, 'new' places, language, flora, fauna and peoples of Canada in connection with the colonial and postcolonial cultural studies and Diasporic literature. Canadian ecological sensibility is only identified after the 1960s and 1970s till then there was a fearful response to nature. During the late eighteenth century, the relationship between the environment and literature bound the colonization of the Australian continent. This focuses on the representation of ecology in Australian literature.

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Nature, Eco criticism, Post colonialism, Canadian landscapes, Canadian environments

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Barrier Free Environment, Learners with Special Needs, Inclusion, Act and Policies

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Humans are social beings. We need the companionship of others to prosper, and the intensity of our bonds has a profound effect on our mental wellbeing and happiness. Being socially associated with others relieve tension, panic attacks, and depressive symptoms, improve self-worth, provide peace and comfort, avoid isolation, and even add years to our life. On the other hand, lack of good social ties can pose a significant risk to your mental and emotional health. In present era, most of us rely on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, and Instagram to connect and communicate with one another. Although each has its own advantages, it is important to note that social media can never be a substitute for real-world human interactions. It needs in-person communication with others to activate hormones that reduce stress and make you feel happy, stronger and more optimistic. Ironically, using technology intended to bring people closer together, spending so much time on social media can potentially make you feel more depressed and isolate and worsen mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. Social networking sites are built to attract your interest, hold you online, and keep you up-to-date on your phone frequently. That's how the businesses make the profits. But, like gambling obsession or dependency to tobacco, liquor, or narcotics, social media use may trigger psychological hunger pangs. If you receive a like, a retweet, or a positive response to a tweet, it can cause the release of dopamine in the brain, the same "reward" chemical that accompanies winning on a slot machine, taking a bite of chocolate, or lighting up a cigarette, for example. The more rewarded you are, the more energy you want to spend on social media, even though it is counterproductive to other areas of your life. Some studies indicate that excessive use of social media has an interdependent relationship with reduced sleep quality in young people. It seems that younger folks love being actively linked to the virtual environment that they develop a fear of missing out (FOMO). It can keep you to come back to social media again and again. Even though there are very few issues that can't wait or necessitate an immediate answer, FOMO will have you believing otherwise. Many of us use social media as a "protective shield" as well. Whenever we're in a social situation and feel nervous, uneasy, or lonely, we turn to our phones and log on to social media. Of course, engaging with social media just prevents you a face-to-face contact that will help to relieve your anxiety.

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND MENTAL HEALTH

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In Nepal only four percent energy is supplied to agriculture sector. While about 90 percent energy is consumed at household level. This shows that energy is used in less productive sector contributing significantly low to national development. In rural areas, people still use conventional sources of energy such as firewood and kerosene. Replacement of these fuels and supply of alternative renewable sources needs harnessing untapped water resource through the application of renewable energy technologies. One of such technology is micro hydropower. This study is a case study of Fakfok-II micro hydropower project in north-west Ilam district of Nepal. It explored the socio-economic impacts of the micro hydropower project. The study found that the fakfok-II micro hydropower project mobilized local resources, saved money by replacing conventional fuel such as kerosene, and encouraged socio-economic modernization by the establishment of small enterprises by the users.

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Energy, Micro Hydropower, End Uses, Social Mobilization, People Participation

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The Malo Community is one of them who are fighting for surveying as communities with the current civilization. The people of this community are still largely victims of racism which is why they are still largely neglected and untouchable in the eyes of society. 1.07% of the total GDP of India comes from Fisheries of which the role of Fishermen is very significant. At present, there has been a tendency among the younger generation of the Malo Community that youths of them have shown their tendency to change their professions and join other professions. As a result, the techniques of catching fish and river centrality of them are facing continuously under threats and the number of fishermen is gradually decreasing. We can blame Climate Change as one of the reasons for the loss of this water-centric way of life of fishermen the loss of the water-centered life cycle of fishermen.

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Victims of racism, Climate Change.

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FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY USING DEEP LEARNING: A REVIEW

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FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY USING DEEP LEARNING: A REVIEW

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Bioactive compounds, Ethano botany, Folklore medicine, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory.

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In recent days, invention of new platforms in social media has given lot of boost to the business development. In the business process social media is playing an important role as a deciding factor for success or failure of a business in a growing economy of the country. One such platform which helps people to understand and gauge the business prospectus is twitter. In this paper we are addressing the problem of sentiment analysis in twitter; which mainly deals with classifying tweets according to the sentiment expressed in them: positive, negative or neutral. Twitter is an online micro-blogging and social-networking platform which allows users to write short status updates of maximum length 140 characters. It is a rapidly expanding service with over 200 million registered users - out of which 100 million are active users and half of them log on twitter on a daily basis - generating nearly 250 million tweets per day. Due to this large amount of usage we hope to achieve a reflection of public sentiment by analysing the sentiments expressed in the tweets. Analysing the public sentiment is important for many applications such as firms trying to find out the response of their products in the market, predicting political elections and predicting socioeconomic phenomena like stock exchange. The aim here is to develop a functional classifier for accurate and automatic sentiment classification of an unknown tweet stream.

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Sentiment Analysis, Machine Learning, Socioeconomic phenomena, Polarity.

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Abstract: Green revolution led to the massive growth in cereal production and made Haryana state as one of the most productive states in India. Thanks to states like Haryana and Punjab, food crisis that India used to face had been averted. But the cereals like rice and wheat led to the negligence of crop diversity in the state. Due to support from government in the form of MSP, maximum farmers grew only these two cereals. With the advancement in economic and social condition of people, food requirement changes were felt. All the nutrient food like fruits and vegetables are needed for absolute growth of an individual, which was realised by families, mostly in urban areas. To meet demands of these changing food habits, horticulture growth is being promoted by government in last two decades. It has become necessary on both the producer and consumer level. The changing climatic conditions, pressure on land, excessive use of fertilisers and pesticides and limited availability of water resource are the main reasons that the government as well as farmers are seeking an alternative to food grains. Horticulture also fulfills, nutritional requirements of people which are increasing rapidly in the present decades because of more awareness among people regarding their health and dietary habits. As the consumption pattern changes so we need to also change the production pattern. Hence, the government of Haryana is investing hugely to increase the production of horticultural crops. Main schemes of state as well as that of centre are being implemented in the state to increase the output ads to support and encourage the producers in this regard. Vegetables form an important and main part of horticultural crops in Haryana. The present piece of research work has been focused on vegetable farming to identify the pattern of vegetable crops as well as best crop combination in the study area. To improve production in a sustainable manner, it is necessary to comprehend the patterns of production. It is observed that horticulture farming holds bright future in prospects of farmer of the state, as it can lead to increase in their income and can improve their social status as well. But to achieve these said goals, a focus is needed to understand the varieties of crops and which crops are suited on which type of land and requires what amount of water. So, that the clear picture about vegetable crop combinations are essential to better understand the horticulture production and further valuable decision making to uplift the economy of the farming society.

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The Tribal peoples of the nation, India living the second largest tribal population in india.Tribal people group establish not exactly one percent of the all out people in the State (population around 6.25 lakh). These people group are spread all through the State; however there is a higher fixation in 12 areas which are alluded to as the Tribal locale. Generally, tribal people networks in Tamil Nadu have not appreciated satisfactory social insurance administrations. Unavailability and social factors is a portion of the purposes behind this. Tribal people group are spread both in the fields also, bumpy landscape, and networks situated in remote regions represent a test with regards to giving human services administrations.

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Tribe socio economic status, Education, Employment, Living in the Hill Region.

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