Volume 11 | Issue 11

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Wind energy, a type of renewable energy and the most green and efficient energy holds a tremendous potential to address energy challenges in developing countries. This paper elaborates and traverse the economic and infrastructural barriers that hinder the widespread adoption of wind energy in major areas. It also examines the various strategies and solutions to overcome the barriers and also emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, policy reforms and technology transfer. Various case studies of different developing countries have been taken into consideration for the solutions to be arrived.

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barriers, international cooperation, solutions, wind energy.

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In robotics, a manipulator is used to manipulate materials without any direct physical contact by the operator. This project aims to present method to model and control the mechanics of Robot manipulator. The arm and the body of a robot are used to move and position parts or tools within a work envelope. They are formed from three joints connected by large links. The three- link robot arm is modelled and simulated using MATLAB/Simulink SimMechanics tool box. This model is implemented with PID controllers and the gains of the PID controller are tuned with Particle swarm Optimization Algorithm (PSO). The results of the simulation show that SimMechanics tool box can be used to model the mechanics of robot and the better performance can be obtained with PSO tuned PID controllers.

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Kinematics, Dynamics, Trajectory planning, Autonomous navigation, Feedback control, Robot sensors, Path optimization

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This study examines how sleep deprivation and perceived stress affect corporate employees' job satisfaction. The study makes use of a quantitative research design and gathers information from 166 employees who are randomly chosen from diverse corporate organizations. Using Pearson's Correlation Method and Stepwise Regression, the study examines the connections between lack of sleep, perceived stress, and job satisfaction. Results suggest that higher levels of perceived stress and sleep deprivation are associated with lower levels of job satisfaction. Strategies to reduce stress and promote healthy sleep habits may be beneficial. 32.8% of Negative variance is caused by Sleep Deprivation and Perceived stress on Job satisfaction. This research proves that to increase job happiness and productivity, corporate organizations must priorities employee well-being by tackling sleep deprivation and stress management. Index Terms: Sleep Deprivation, Perceived Stress, Job satisfaction

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Sleep Deprivation, Perceived Stress, Job satisfaction

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Fly ash is a waste material rich in silica and alumina. It is important to investigate various types of fly ash. Physical properties of fly ash characterized by XRD and SEM techniques. The results showed that type of fly ash depended on amount of Si-based of Ca-based compound, which consisted of spherical morphology. To identifying fly ash, character becomes more complicated due to its physical properties and heterogeneous composition. The varying composition of fly ash depend on type of coal, boiler type, operation condition, combustion technology and power plant technology. XRD and SEM techniques conducted in order to identify physical character of fly ash. XRD performed in order to discover crystalline mineral component of fly ash on the other hand, SEM is required to analyze the shape, surface and internal structure of fly ash particle

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Fly Ash, Physical Characterization, XRD and SEM

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This research paper examines the recent groundbreaking judgment in the case of X vs. Principal Secretary Health & Family Welfare Department, 2022, delivered by the Supreme Court of India. The judgment has marked a significant milestone in the development of abortion laws in India, aligning them with changing societal norms and recognizing the importance of reproductive autonomy. The paper delves into the background, key provisions of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, and the 2021 Amendment, followed by an analysis of the facts of the case and the court's adjudication. It highlights the transformative impact of the judgment in expanding access to safe and legal abortion services, irrespective of marital status, and concludes by emphasizing the critical role of reproductive autonomy in ensuring gender equality.

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ABORTION, GENDER EQUALITY,the Principal Secretary Health and Family, abortion laws in India, Medical Termination of Pregnancy Welfare Department, unmarried women

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The Indian government has designated eight essential sectors, one of which is the cement industry. The world's second-largest manufacturer of cement is India. It developed into a vital industry that supports the growth of the national economy and employs over 10 lakh people. Cement manufacturing businesses can now create cement in greater quantities than they could in the past due to technological advancements. On the other hand, increased output has also been widely identified as the primary contributor to pollution. The building sector is one of the worst for resource depletion, energy use, and trash production in terms of environmental degradation. Climate change and global warming are mostly caused by emissions from the cement industry. One of the most widely used building materials is cement, whose output is rising globally. However, the cement industry uses a lot of energy and produces a lot of noise, scents, and pollutants. It will have an effect on socioeconomic and demographic elements of society and is a significant source of emissions, including CO2, NOX, SOX, VOCs, and particulate matter. The present paper is a to study the impact of cement industries on socio-economic and demographic aspects in Damaracherla and Nereducherla in Nalgonda district, Telangana

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Cement industry, literacy rate, age, socieo-economical, Environmental and Health Impacts.

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This study conducts a comprehensive geographical analysis of underground water quality in Gurugram district, Haryana, India, for the period from 2015 to 2020. Gurugram, a rapidly urbanizing region, has witnessed significant growth and environmental changes during this timeframe, warningfears about the state of its underground water resources. Using an extensive dataset of water quality parameters collected from monitoring stations throughout the district, the research examines spatial and temporal trends in water quality. The study identifies significant spatial variations in underground water quality within Gurugram district, with areas near industrial and urban centers exhibiting higher levels of contamination, including heavy metals, nitrates, and salinity exceeding permissible limits. In contrast, rural and agricultural areas tend to have better water quality. The analysis also indicates temporal trends in water quality, with certain contaminants showing fluctuations and gradual increases, potentially linked to urbanization, industrialization, and changes in land use practices.The research contributes to a better understanding of the dynamics of underground water quality in an urbanizing region and offers insights for policymakers, local authorities, and environmental organizations to develop strategies for water quality preservation and management. Given the critical importance of clean water for both public health and the environment, addressing the issues identified in this study is crucial for the sustainable development of Gurugram district.

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Underground Water Quality, Water Quality Parameters, Spatial Variations, Temporal Trends, Heavy Metals, Nitrates, Salinity and Sustainable Development.

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Bovine tuberculosis (bTB) is one of the most widespread chronic infectious diseases of zoonotic importance, causing significant economic losses in animal production. However, little epidemiological information is available on the disease in dairy cows in southern Ethiopia in general and the study area in particular. Therefore, a cross-sectional study was conducted between March 2022 and May 2023 to assess public awareness and examine the prevalence and associated risk factors of bTB in the city of Wolkite in southern Ethiopia. A total of 32 herds with 196 dairy cows were tested using the Single Intradermal Comparative Cervical Tuberculin (SICCT) test. To identify potential risk factors for bTB positivity in cattle, generalized linear mixed models (GLMM) and generalized linear models (GLM) were used to analyze the risk factors at the animal and herd level, respectively. An overall prevalence of 18.37% (95% CI: 13.57-24.38) and 46.87% (95% CI: 30.87-63.55) bTB was found at the animal and herd levels in the study areas. In this study, bTB positivity at the animal level was significantly associated with age (OR = 6.6, 95% CI: 2.19-37.02) and source of animal (OR = 3.1, 95% CI: 1.24-8.12). At the herd level, the analysis showed that management condition (OR = 4.7, 95% CI: 1.12-19.91), stocking density (OR = 6.3, 95% CI: 1.96-20.24), and new cattle introductions (OR = 2.8, 95% CI: 1.01-8.18) were significantly associated with bTB status. Of all dairy farm owners and workers surveyed, only 25.92% had information about bovine tuberculosis; of them, 32.14% were aware of the zoonotic importance of the disease. More than 69% of respondents said they prefer consuming raw milk. Therefore, animal owners and stakeholders should be made aware of the cause, the transmission routes and their effects on animals and humans.

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Bovine tuberculosis, Mycobacterium bovis, prevalence, Risk factors. Wolkite

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The concept of augmented reality (AR) in the world of shopping has emerged as a gamechanger, especially in the area of lifestyle product shopping. AR shopping involves the use of digital technology to superimpose a virtual layer of information over the real world. This technology enables customers to simulate a real shopping experience, view how products look, and interact with them in real-time, without physically being present instore. The aim of this study Is to understand how customers perceive AR shopping while purchasing lifestyle products. Lifestyle products include apparel, footwear, accessories, and beauty products, among others. The study aims to identify the factors that influence consumers' attitudes towards AR shopping and analyse the impact of demographic characteristics on consumer behaviour towards AR shopping. Through this study, we intend to provide insights to businesses and retailers on how they can leverage AR technology to enhance the customer shopping experience and drive sales. As the results of this study will be useful for businesses in understanding consumer behaviour towards AR shopping, which will assist them in making informed decisions about the adoption of AR in their customer service strategies.

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shopping experience, engaging, convenient, and immersive.

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In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and digitalization, the way we make payments has seen significant improvements, especially in India. Mobile phones, once solely communication devices, have transformed into multifunctional tools that enable entertainment, socializing, internet access, and crucially, digital payments. With the rise of financial technology (Fin-Tech), consumers in India now have excessive options for digital payments, including debit cards, credit cards, mobile banking, and online banking, making transactions more convenient and accessible.

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"A Study on Digital Mobile Payment System Adoption Among Youth in Calicut District."

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Non-flowering plants, or gymnosperms, are useful for a variety of purposes in the economy since they can be used to make food, oil, lumber, medicines, decorative items, and industrial resources. Used as a staple meal is gymnosperm from species such as Pinus, Cycas, Chilgoza, Ginko, etc. Perfumes and culinary oils are made from the oil derived from gymnosperm seeds. Gymnosperms have extensive medicinal and wood values in addition to these. In addition to being extremely important to humans, gymnosperms offer food and shelter to wildlife. Gymnosperms are valuable economically for a variety of reasons, including oil production, medical use, and aesthetic appeal. Gymnosperms contain a variety of essential phytochemicals, including stilbenes, tannins, glycosides, polyphenols, alkaloids, and flavonoids. It is possible to use phytochemicals in the production of medications. Their application in contemporary medicine is predicated on phytochemicals. The bark, leaves, seeds, and reproductive cones are the sources of the phytochemicals. The plant extract can be prepared using several techniques, including Maceration, Percolation, Soxhlet extraction, and extraction with ultrasound assistance, among others. The Gymnosperm extract has anti-inflammatory, anti-arthritic, anti-bowel, anti-cancer, anti-heart, and anti-stroke properties. Medications made from leaf extract have the potential to increase blood flow.

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Gymnosperms, phytochemicals, Medications, plant extract

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