Volume 11 | Issue 10

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Internet services often recommend content to users in order to maintain the interaction. A recommendation system plays a significant role in formulating and producing a series of recommendations based on users' behavior. Surprisingly, user-generated scoring known as ratings is the main raw material to learn the pattern of favorable content of each user.

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Data Science, Frontend, Python

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Supreme Court has organized Chief Justices conferences which has passed resolutions in 2006, 2009, 2013, 2015 & 2016, in order to setup and strengthen Juvenile Justice Boards & Committees. Supreme courts Committee on Juvenile Justice was setup in August 2013 to ensure the proper working of Juvenile justice Act 2000 (earnest and now 2015 act). Lack of guidance for functioning of the High court Juvenile Justice Committee of different High courts. The need of the study is to check whether the Chief Justice- conference to strengthen Juvenile Justice Committee, in every High court is fulfilled. The scope of the Research paper is limited to Juvenile Justice Committees of all states High courts functioning according to Chief Justice Conference resolutions 2006, 2009, 2013, 2015 & 2016.

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Supreme Court Juvenile Justice Committee, High Court Juvenile Justice Committee, Chief Justice Conference, Resolutions, All High courts Juvenile Justice Committees

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attitudes, and practices related to clothing among post-mastectomy women. Methods: We collected data from 100 post-mastectomy women who were attending surgical OPD. We included volunteered post-mastectomy women with signed informed consent. We gathered data by the Mastectomy Attitude Scale and questionnaire of problems, and practices regarding clothing style and analysed them by basic descriptive statistics. Results: Following mastectomy 21% were not happy with the fit of the clothes that were available to buy - (wear them without pinning or sewing them to make them conceal their scars and fit the changes in their body). 31% felt breast prostheses made them more desirable. 41% were less concerned about their appearance than before. The majority of subjects felt hesitation while purchasing clothes. Conclusion: A lot of discrepancies were observed regarding clothing problems, attitudes, and practices. The doctors and other health personnel are to be sensitized regarding the need for giving health education to the patients related to problems and practices of clothing style after mastectomy.

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Attitude, Practice, post-mastectomy, clothing

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Polymeric surfactant based on sorbitol and starch has been successfully synthesized. In the present piece of research work major quantity of sorbitol and maize starch and lower quantity of organic acid and anhydride is used for the synthesis of polymeric surfactants. These polymers may be ecofriendly as they are totally vegetable based product. The HLB ratio of polymers clearly indicates it's used in detergents. All these polymers has a potential to substitute petroleum based acid slurry and alpha olefin sulfonate. Preparation of polymers is comparable and suitable for commercial production. Economically they are cheaper than petroleum based product.

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Sorbitol, Starch, organic acids, polymeric surfactant.

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Keyword:- oral health, medicinal plant, herbal mouthwash, gingivitis, tooth decay

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The study was to assess the customer satisfaction and perception towards traditional retail store and supermarket. The study was conducted in Kerala market. The researcher has taken out 300 samples randomly from the total population of customers of supermarket over retail store. The researcher intends to examine the customer perception and customer satisfaction towards supermarkets in Kerala.The target population for this research includes the potential customers of the supermarkets in kerala. Every walk -in customers were the main target group. Both primary and secondary data were used in this research. Primary data was the data samples collected from the questionnaires and survey. Secondary data includes data collected from literature review, works of notable scholars etc. majority of customers are educated, advertisement and branding for the supermarket could be increased which will aid in gaining more customers into purchasing from the store. The data collected was analyzed and found that most of the customers purchase more often as a bulk every month. Convenient parking space was a major concern to majority of respondents in the research study.Providing a food session in supermarkets would attract more customers into the store.Home delivery on accurate time was also a concern for the regular customers. Different strategies on introducing online services could also initiate to improve sales further to reach company target and to maximize customer perception and satisfaction.

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Customers, Supermarkets,Customer perception , Customer satisfaction, Kerala.

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Eye, which is the most vital organ of the body suffer from various eye problems like glaucoma. Endopthalmitis , dry eye syndrome, trachoma, keratitis, conjunctivitis etc. Most ocular diseases are treated by topical drug application in the form of solutions, suspensions and ointment. These conventional dosage forms suffer from the problems of poor ocular bioavailability because of dilution and rapid drainage. Prolonged drug delivery can be achieved by various new dosage forms like in-situ gel, collagen shield , minidisc, ocular film, ocusert , nanosuspension, nanoparticulate system, liposomes, niosomes, dendrimers, ocular iontophoresis etc. The most successful of these is the in-situ forming ophthalmic drug delivery systems prepared from polymers that exhibit reversible liquid-gel phase transition. The aim of this article is to present a concise review of in-situ gelling system to overcome all above problems. This review also summarizes various temperature, pH, and ion induced in-situ forming polymeric systems used to achieve prolonged contact time of drugs with the cornea and increase their bioavailability.

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The significance of crime forensic data within the criminal justice system is of utmost importance. However, conventional methods of storing this sensitive information have long been plagued by issues such as susceptibility to tampering, human errors, and the ever-present threat of cyber-attacks. This paper introduces an innovative solution, leveraging blockchain technology to establish a tamper-proof, decentralized repository for crime forensic data. In contrast to existing techniques that often rely on manual documentation or centralized servers, the proposed blockchain-based system offers inherent data integrity, auditability, and robust security features. By transitioning to a decentralized model, not only does it mitigate the risk of unauthorized alterations, but it also fosters a more transparent and trustworthy environment for all stakeholders involved in the judicial process. The paper delves into the architectural considerations, security features, and potential challenges associated with the implementation of this blockchain-based system. Initial findings suggest that this approach has the potential to significantly enhance the credibility and reliability of crime forensic data, thereby contributing to a more just and effective criminal justice system. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, real-world case studies, and an analysis of potential hurdles such as scalability, privacy, and regulatory considerations, this paper provides valuable insights for both practitioners and researchers in the field of forensic science, criminal justice, and technology. It underscores the imperative need for collaborative efforts among technology experts, law enforcement agencies, and legal authorities to harness the full potential of blockchain in the management of forensic evidence. Embracing innovative solutions like blockchain, the criminal justice system can progress toward a more dependable and efficient approach to preserving and managing critical evidence, ultimately enhancing the integrity and fairness of legal proceedings.

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3D printing technology has brought about significant changes in several industries, including the construction sector. The utilization of 3D printing technology in the construction sector, commonly referred to as additive manufacturing in construction (AMC), presents considerable potential for revolutionizing the industry by enhancing productivity, promoting environmental sustainability, and enabling more design adaptability. This study summarizes the findings of an extensive survey done within the construction sector to examine the implementation and anticipated outcomes of 3D printing technology.

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3D Printing Technology, Additive Manufacturing in Construction (AMC), Construction Sector Innovation, Implementation and Outcomes

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In 1895, Gugliemo Marconi sent his first wireless radio transmission at Pontecchio, Italy. A few years later (in 1901) he detected radio waves beamed across the Atlantic. Initially invented for telegraph, radio is now a major medium for audio broadcasting.Television was the new media for the 20th century. It brings the video and has since changed the world of mass communications.Furthermore the satellite, computers, audio, and video converged to create new media with enormouspotential combinedwith the advances inhardware and software, these technologieswere able to provide enhanced learning facility and with attention to the specific needs of individual users. Multimedia technology empowers the educational process by means of increased interaction between teachers, students, and courseware also innovative ways to make learning more dynamic, longer lasting, and more applicable to the world outside the classroom.

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Multimedia, E-learning, Multimedia Technologies, Educational Technology, Multimedia Courseware, Multimedia Classroom.

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Thermal power plant, generate in huge amount of waste material, these waste materials are very hazardous for human being as well for nature. The fly ash is the residual waste, which obtained as a by-product after combustion of coal in thermal power station. The fly ash can be reused, recycled and can be compounded with suitable inorganic chemicals to get value added product it can be converted into hard and strong tiles and many more value added products hence fly ash has prime importance in waste management. In this paper fly ash, powder collected from thermal power plant Durgapur (M.S.) India. Fly ash powder investigated using X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). A.C. electrical conductivity in a frequency range of 100Hz-10 KHz studied and experimentally it found that the a. c. electrical conductivity depend on the frequency and conductivity increases with increasing frequency.

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Fly Ash, Characteristics, SEM, XRD and Electrical Conductivity

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ABSTRACT: India and Bangladesh have witnessed the rise and dispirited relations between the two nations throughout the historic period and often they have been mysterious. India and Bangladesh held warm and cordial relations during the tenure of the Indian National Congress (INC) and Awami League (AL) if we look at the landscape or the viewpoint of history. The completion of 51 years of bilateral ties between India and Bangladesh in 2022, marked a beginning in the year 1971 December when India recognized the newly formed independent state of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. Both India and Bangladesh have an unprecedented relationship with their unique histories. For more than 51 years, India and Bangladesh have had a more or less friendly relationship. There have been a few tense moments in the relationship's half-century history, most notably during the military regime and the BNP's rule. The golden jubilee year of the reciprocal relationship was completed in 2022. This article strives to understand areas of cooperation between India and Bangladesh.

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landlocked, conflict, cooperation, agreement, Transit, liberation and India Bangaladesg Relations

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Khadi fabric stands as a testimony to India's glorious past and its pursuit of self-reliance. The story of Khadi is deeply intertwined with the struggle for independence and the vision of Mahatma Gandhi, making it a unique and invaluable part of India's textile tradition and now it is contributed as a sustainable and fashionable choice for the global audience showcasing its enduring appeal. Handspun, hand-woven fabric is not only a fabric but a historical narrative that reflects the resilience, self-reliance, and unity of a nation. A Plethora of modern approaches seeks to make Khadi more accessible, efficient, and in tune with contemporary demands while preserving its authenticity and cultural significance. The study aims to introduce the Khadi India brand that merges tradition with contemporary designs to accessories that exude elegance, each piece tells a story of culture and craftsmanship. Further, the study focused on the type of audience that accepts the Khadi brand as a sustainable choice and also determines the most demanded products at Khadi India's main branch showroom sector-17, Chandigarh. Lastly, this research also explored the promotional strategies made by employees of Chandigarh in the sale of Khadi products and also analyze monthly sales made by the showroom.

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Khadi, most demanded products, Promotional Strategies, Acceptance, monthly sale.

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After receiving an unsatisfactory reaction to drugs, people in the West are increasingly turning to phytomedicine as a significant alternative therapeutic option. In fact, patients who reside in Eastern nations with a long history of traditional medicine frequently use herbal drug prescriptions, as the majority of the population finds it difficult to acquire Western medications. The effectiveness and potential adverse effects of herbal treatments have long been a source of debate among clinicians in the West. Except for Allopathy, all of India's officially recognized health systems--Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy, and Naturopathy--include a significant portion of herbal medications. Numerous Institutes/Universities have conducted extensive basic and clinical research using cutting-edge techniques on medicinal plants and their formulations. Therefore, information on the scientific basis of these plants will hopefully contribute to a greater understanding of Ayurveda and Indian herbal remedies worldwide.

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Phytomedicine, Traditional Medicine, herbal remedies, formulations

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Delay-tolerant Networking (DTN) does successful communication in sparse mobile ad-hoc networks and other challenged environments where there is no source to destination path is setup unlike a traditional networking. Many DTN routing protocols use variety of mechanisms including packet replication, flooding mechanism to transfer message between nodes. Through the evolution of all routing protocol with various numbers of nodes and with different interval time using simulation tool, a comparative study can be done. This paper focus on the performance of Direct Delivery, Epidemic and First Contact Routing protocol in random way point mobility model and 300s message lifetime.

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Direct Delivery Router, Epidemic Router, First Contact Router, Delay Tolerant Network, routing in DTN

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Anaemia is a major health problem which adversely affects the health of the women globally caused by iron deficiency. WHO has estimated that prevalence of anaemia in developed and developing countries in pregnant women is 14% in developed countries and 51 percent in developing countries and 65-75% in India. Various programmes regarding anaemia prophylaxis and maternal health have been implemented but still the prevalence of anaemia related complications among pregnant women continues to be high. (7). Hence the present study was conducted to study the prevalence and risk factors of anemia among pregnant women at selected urban primary health centers of Coimbatore. Methods: Descriptive research design was used to collect the data on prevalence and risk factors of anemia among pregnant women at selected urban primary health centers of Coimbatore. Simple random sampling technique was used to collect the data. Frequency table was used to categorize the variables and chi square test was used to find the association between anemia and selected demographic variables. Results: Most of the women in the age group between 20 to 30 yrs. 73% of women were belonged to Hindu religion. 44% of women were under graduated.54% of women were primigravida. 70% of pregnant women taken their iron tablets along with meals and 46% of women had an one serving of vegetables and fruits daily in their diet Discussion: 38% , 47% and 50% of women had anemia during first, second and third trimester respectively. Conclusion: Age and religion had an association with anemia and education was not associated with anemia.

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Prevalence, Risk factors, Anemia and pregnancy

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The recent decline in road infrastructure, especially the existence of potholes and speed bumps, has presented serious obstacles to the effectiveness and safety of transportation. Many creative solutions based on the fusion of cutting-edge detection techniques with Internet of Things (IoT) technology have been put forth to deal with this problem. This review examines and summarizes a number of research studies on Internet of Things-based pothole and hump detection devices. To accomplish precise identification, prompt alerting, and efficient road repair, these systems combine sensors, machine learning algorithms, and real-time data processing. Diverse approaches are presented in the surveyed publications for three-dimensional pothole identification, including sensorbased detection, machine learning integration, and even federated learning. This assessment offers a thorough analysis of the current status of IoT-based pothole and hump detection systems, shows their advantages, and suggests possible areas for future research and development by looking at the developments and insights from these investigations.

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IoT, Internet of Things, pothole detection, hump detection, road maintenance, sensor-based detection, machine learning, convolutional neural network, deep neural networks, real-time detection, notification alert, federated learning, smart transportation, road infrastructure.

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Abstract: The Jat community has emerged as a powerful force in combating social evils and fostering positive change in society. Through their resilience, unity, and commitment to progress, the Jat community has played an influential role in challenging regressive practices and promoting inclusivity. This article examines the significant contributions of the Jat community in combating social evils such as gender inequality, caste discrimination, and illiteracy. Their efforts in empowering women, revolutionizing education, advocating for social harmony, and uplifting marginalized groups have made a remarkable impact on creating a more equitable and just society. The Jat community's influential role serves as an inspiration for other communities to actively participate in the fight against social evils and work towards fostering positive change. Key Words: Jat, Community, Social Evils, Female Foeticide, Education, Power, Caste Discrimination, Women Empowerment, Leadership, Community Welfare, Gender Inequality, Social Harmony.

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Key Words: Jat, Community, Social Evils, Female Foeticide, Education, Power, Caste Discrimination, Women Empowerment, Leadership, Community Welfare, Gender Inequality, Social Harmony.

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Women have been playing multiple roles with families, organizations and society but their contributions have not come out in reality. They have become educated as those people have shown their responsible and committed contributions to Indian industries. Indian women had always trusted one's self and consistent efforts as their investment towards economic enhancement. Self-Help Groups (SHGs) are regarded as one of the primary instruments in participatory tactics for women's empowerment. SHG leads to the eradication of poverty as it improves the economic status and decision-making capabilities of women in developing nations. It also promotes income and savings among women, especially rural women. It is also found that the role and impact of SHG towards poverty alleviation & the effects on sustainable income have not been studied or evaluated in Bishnupur block & municipality under Bankura district, West Bengal. Hence, the present study embraces the quantitative approach for assessing the effect of SHG on women empowerment by Poverty eradication, Liberation and employment generation in Bishnupur block & municipality in Bankura district, West Bengal. In this study, it has been found that SHG is the suitable instrument which can reduce poverty across the country and this has to be implemented which is more purposive and effective. It is concluded that SHG activities must reach families which are below the poverty line in the Bishnupur block.

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Self-Help Groups, Women Empowerment, Poverty Eradication and Sustainable income

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single bud propagation, Micropropagation, bud chip method, MS medium, Tissue culture

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