Volume 9 | Issue 11

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Maharashtra is the third largest state in India and nearly 55 % of population lives in the rural area which largely depends on agriculture for their livelihood. Maharashtra has constantly confronted dry seasons. The dry spell has endured for four back-to-back years and has influenced drinking water security and harvest creation and profitability seriously everywhere throughout the Maharashtra state. The JSA proposes a structure for village level water balance computation which incorporates estimation of yield water necessities, drinking water pressure and so forth. This Campaign is organized action plan where in many departments are collectively & collaboratively working towards a common goal i.e., 'Water for All'. The program means to make 5000 villages free of shortage of water consistently. This impact assessment presents how the excess runoff stored in the catchment area is beneficial to the farmers and village people for irrigation and drinking water purpose. In this investigation, the 5 villages name of 'Ashta, Pujai, Dattapur, Pulai, Mandwa' selected which is situated in the Wardha Taluka, Wardhs District (M.S.) India. The fundamental point of the investigation is to compute complete water request of the village, water balance sheet and remaining runoff calculation. Visit to JSA work, for example, stream developing and broadening, Concrete Nala bund, Farm pond, well, compartment bunding and so forth and gather the information according to evaluation technique given in GR(Government Resolution) - 2014 water protection office (MS). Impact assessment of villages under study regarding water level increment indicated 21.69 per cent increase in ground water level and crop productivity of different crops increased by 12 to 20 per cent.

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Impact assessment, dry spell, water balance, livelihood, runoff

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In the post-independence period, Indian politics echoed with many literary streams. After India's independence, the spirit of nationalism gained strength in the society and in the hearts of the people. A fundamental transformation occurred in the lives of the people as a result of five-year plans, decentralization of power, public welfare schemes and spread of education. Common people began to understand the language of entitlements and rights due to the emergence of a democratic form of government. They felt that independence had set them free. Independence brought hope that all the issues facing the Indian people would be resolved. However, with time, the problems increased. Unemployment, poverty, growing population, communal conflicts, corruption in public life, the din of the Hindutva forces, and the ever-threatening spectre of famine led to a loss of popular faith in independence and saw the beginning of mass movements to seek redress for the various injustices. In this context, Babasaheb Ambedkar is a well known name who made Indian constitution and attempted to Exterminate Untouchability in India. This paper is an attempt to analyse how Ambedkar makes Indian Politics and Exterminates the Untouchability.

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Indian Politics, Fundamental Transformation, Babasaheb Ambedkar, Exterminate, Untouchability

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Retailing has become such an intrinsic part of our everyday lives that it is often taken for granted. The nations that have enjoyed the greatest economic and social progress have been those with a strong retail sector. Why has retailing become such a popular method of conducting business? The answer lies in the benefits a vibrant retailing sector has to offer-an easier access to a variety of products, freedom of choice, and higher levels of customer service. As we all know, the ease of entry into retail business results in fierce competition and better value for customer. To enter retailing is easy and to fail is even easier. Therefore, in order to survive in retailing, a firm must do a satisfactory job in its primary role, i.e., catering to customers. Retailers' cost and profit vary depending on their type of operation and major product line. Retail stores of different sizes face distinct challenges and their sales volume influences business opportunities, merchandise purchase policies, nature of promotion, and expense control measures. Over the last decade there have been sweeping changes in the general retailing business. Shopping, that was only meant to be through physical stores just some years ago, has an altogether new face with the advent of ecommerce - the world of online shopping. In fact, the trends in the ecommerce industry play a pivotal role in changing the fate of the entire retail business. Ecommerce has a great impact on the retail industry influencing the latter to offer an equally engaging shopping experience. The best e-commerce trends have slipped into the retail world and most of the retail shops either have or will have an online presence soon. Retailers are adopting new technologies that enable potential customers to access the listed products anytime, anywhere. This helps to bring in more customers to the website and generate sales. Flipping through a catalogue, picking the right colour, size, and type of clothing a person wanted to purchase and then waiting to have it sewn and shipped was the standard practice in the earlier days. By the turn of the century some retailers set up online stores where people could browse, while new pieces were being sewn or customized. Almost all online retail business has undergone a similar transition over the years.

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Online, Internet, Retailing, E-Commerce, Shopping

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In order to find the network topology that minimises system power loss, reduces node voltage deviation, and improves load balancing among feeders while maintaining branch current within designed limits, the electrical distribution network must be reconfigured using a complex combinatorial optimization process. In order to address network reconfiguration issues, this research provides an artificial neural network (ANN)-based methodology. The fuzzy-based and genetic algorithm (GA)-based optimization approaches are used to build the training set for ANN. The 33 bus test system is subjected to the proposed ANN technique. According to test results, the suggested ANN model enables quick and precise network design under various load scenarios.

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Electric Distribution Network, Fuzzy Inference System, Genetic Algorithm,Multi-objective optimization,Radial distributionSystem,Recon figuration.

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VARTMAN PARIVESH ME SOCIAL MEDIA KA YUVAO PAR NAKARATMAK PRABHAV

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VARTMAN PARIVESH ME SOCIAL MEDIA KA YUVAO PAR NAKARATMAK PRABHAV

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OFDM is really a multicarrier transmission which has been widely applied in wireless communication systems due to its high bandwidth efficiency, its simple implementation and robustness over frequency selective channel. In this context, this paper aims to explain joint iterative channel estimation with symbol detection for coded orthogonal frequency division multiplexing. In this paper, the style of a second order Kalman filtering technique for fast fading channels based on pilot symbol aided modulation (PSAM) was created. Nevertheless, as the fading percentage increases, extra pilot symbols have to obtain completely correct channel estimates for reliable data detection. This decreases the complete data rate during fast fading to unacceptable levels for many applications. The suggested algorithm's performance is tested in a simulated wireless OFDM system sent across a radio channel based on our research and discussions. In order to enhance the overall performance of PSAM, it's essential to exploit iterative channel estimation as well as symbol detection strategy.

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OFDM, Technique, Fading, Channels, PSAM etc.

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Ambient Intelligence is novel multidisciplinary worldview will alter the connection among people, innovation by climate they animate in. This worldview is underlying foundations by thoughts Omnipresent and Universal processing. In this visualization, that these days is nearly reality, innovation gets inescapable in regular day to day existences yet, regardless of its expanding significance, it (should) becomes "imperceptible", so profoundly interweaved in our everyday exercises to vanish the texture of our exists. The novel climate ought to developed "shrewd" and "savvy", ready to effectively and adaptively respond to the attendance, activities and necessities of people (clients as well as perplexing person), so as to help day by day exercises and improve the personal satisfaction. Surrounding Intelligence speaks to a pattern ready to significantly influence each part of our life. It's anything but an issue in regards to just innovation yet is about another approach to be "human", to occupy our current circumstance, and to discourse with innovation. Yet, what makes a climate brilliant and canny is the manner in which it comprehends and responds to evolving conditions. As a very much planned instrument can assist us with completing our exercises all the more rapidly and effectively, an inadequately planned one could be an obstruction. Surrounding Intelligence worldview will in general change some human's exercises via robotizing certain undertaking. Anyway, isn't generally easy to choose what robotize and when and how much the client needs to have control.

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Artificial intelligence, AMI, Sensors, IoT, Decision making

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Swach Bharat Abhiyaan, Sanitation, Financial Assistance.

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'kCn dath % Hkkjrh; tkfr O;oLFkk] lekt O;oLFkk] lekt dk orZeku Lo:i] laLd`fr] lkekftd vo/kkj.kk

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Earth is a living, breathing planet that changes on a regular basis. Weather patterns and events play a significant role in this development. While these patterns and occurrences are required for our planet to remain habitable, they may also wreak significant damage and cost billions of dollars in repair and rescue attempts. Weather phenomena are natural events caused by one or more of the following: the water cycle, pressure systems, and the Coriolis effect. Precipitation, wind, and heat are frequently involved or related to them. The main aim of this study is tracking and analysing the variations in the weather phenomena by utilizing tree-based diffusion-based processor reallocation strategy. We devised ways for efficiently partitioning and repartitioning the nests among the processors in this paper. We look at an application of tracking numerous ordered cloud clusters in tropical weather systems as a case study. To discover such clouds, we first present a parallel data analysis approach. We created a tree-based hierarchical diffusion method that reallocates processors for the nests at a lower cost of redistribution. We do this via a novel tree restructuring method. We demonstrate that our approach has a lower redistribution cost and 53 percent fewer hop-bytes than a processor reallocation solution that ignores existing processor allocation.Fortran90 programming language have been used for implementation of algorithm.

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Weather phenomenon, Tree based, Redistribution; processor reallocation; data analysis; cloud tracking etc.

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The temple occupied a place of vital importance in the history of South India. It constituted a powerful social and economic entity. There is no doubt that the temple served not only as a place of worship but also as the focus of the material life of the people. In this chapter the inscriptions of Melakadambur temple mention the different social groups and economic milieu of the village connected and concerned with the temple and the village. The donations made to the temple were in cash and kind and such donations have been properly studied. People belonging to the various castes live together in this village. In those days the temple must have been the common place where all the people forgot their minor differences.

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Vediyar, Maraiyor, Aravor, Kausika, Jivita, and Bhoga

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The impact of the French colonial policy in French settlements in general and Pondicherry in particular was mostly felt in the spheres of political development, administration, trade and religion. In other fields like agriculture and land settlement, industry, culture and literature the impact was only marginal While the influence of French colonial policy helped the spread of Christianity in the region, there was very little impact in respect of culture and literature as the French colonists did not seems to have had any definite or active policy in these two spheres. The French colonists followed an active policy in respect of the propagation of Christian religion but it cannot be said that they ever followed a bigoted and aggressive policy of forcible mass conversion of natives into Christianity1. As the Census Report of Pondicherry of 1961 says, "except for a few excesses of religious zeal they have invariably respected the manner and civilization of the people who were entrusted to their care". In this respect they differed very much from the Portuguese who persecuted the natives and followed a policy of forcible conversions.

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colonial policy, marginal, propagation, zeal, forcible conversions.

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DOCTRINE OF INDEPENDENT OBLIGATIONS: A REMEDY TO ECONOMIC MIGRATIONS ISSUES

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DOCTRINE OF INDEPENDENT OBLIGATIONS: A REMEDY TO ECONOMIC MIGRATIONS ISSUES

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History of Surgery in Ancient, Middle and Modern Era – A Review Article

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History of Surgery in Ancient, Middle and Modern Era – A Review Article

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Complementary and alternative therapies for colds and flu were commonly used by ancient people. They were used to cure or prevent respiratory viral infections and many nations obtained traditional experience in such remedies. The World Health Organization estimates a total of 25 to 50 million cases each year resulting in 150 000 hospitalizations and 30 000 to 40 000 deaths in the United States alone, due to epidemic influenza. During pandemics, the mortality and morbidity may be much higher, imposing tremendous pressure on health system. Respiratory viruses are a major cause of influenza-like illness symptoms in children and adults, leading to substantial morbidity and mortality each year. Currently employed influenza vaccines are only effective when the vaccine strains match the epidemic strains antigenically. Therefore, seasonal influenza vaccines have to be updated almost annually. In addition, seasonal influenza vaccines fail to afford protection against antigenically distinct pandemic influenza viruses. The Unani system of medicine is one of the traditional systems of medicine practised since centuries in many parts of the world including India. In Unani medicine, nazla-e-wab?i is referred as influenza for which a decoction containing Behidana, Unnab and Sapistan are recommended to relieve the clinical features of nazla-e-wab?i like epidemics. There are also many drugs and diet which are used in treatment of influenza like illness in the light of ancient Unani classics and recent scientific studies.

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Influenza, Epidemic of Influenza, Symptom and herbal drugs for Influenza.

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ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN IN MEDICAL RECORDS STREET AT AISYIYAH PADANG RSU

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ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN IN MEDICAL RECORDS STREET AT AISYIYAH PADANG RSU

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This paper presents Fly Ash with Waste paper Sludge Ash brick properties, manufacturing process material required for preparing the Geopolymer bricks with fly ash and waste paper sludge ash as per Indian standard code provisions, inspection and quality control. The textures of the bricks with waste Paper Sludge Ash and Fly Ash Bricks were very similar to that of clay bricks; the sample with the additive contains spherical Fly Ash particles. These particles of geopolymer led to a reduction in the density of the bricks and a substantial improvement in their durability. Use of this additive could have practical implications as a means of recycling and for achieving cost savings in brick production. The Literature on Clay Bricks and Fly ash with Waste Paper Sludge Ash(Geopolymer) Bricks has been presented under the classifications based on absorption coefficient, shape and size, density, weight, porosity, thermal conductivity and compressive strength of geopolymer bricks. Background: A lot of pressure on a generate more energy and the amount of fly ash problem to our environment because geopolymer etc. Results: The absorption coefficient, shape and size, density, weight, porosity, thermal conductivity and compressive strength of geopolymer bricks compare with normal clay bricks that delivers good results. (1) Geopolymer used as waste from industrial by product and environment is directly protected by reducing solid waste disposal. (2)The average compressive strength of geopolymer brick is 9 N/mm2 (3)Geopolymer used as raw material replacing of clay to make fired bricks is an effective measure of saving land and decreasing pollution. The properties of the bricks improved with the firing temperature (4) Geopolymer bricks show less damage than conventional bricks when exposed to salt crystallization cycles. This improvement is due to the reduction of the surface area of the bricks. Conclusion: From the present study, it can be concluded that geopolymer bricks can be used as an alternative to clay bricks.

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Geopolymer Brick, Compressive Strength, Clay Bricks, Fly ash, Waste paper sludge ash

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Academic Stress, Academic Anxiety, Secondary level students

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This study was under taken to find out the D.El.Ed., Students’ Perceived Assistance of Mobile Phones for Course Ubiquitousness. Normative survey has been adopted. The investigation was conducted in the area of Palakad, Ernakulam and Malapuram Districts of Kerala, India.Random sampling technique was used in the selection of the sample of 177 D.El.Ed., students from 3 Teacher Training institutions. Perceived Assistance of Mobile Phones for Course Ubiquitousness Scale constructed and validated by Rajkumar J & Venkataraman S (2017), was used for the study. The findings of the study shows that there is a high level of assistance of Mobile Phones for Course Ubiquitousness perceived by the D.El.Ed., Students.

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D.El.Ed., Students’. Mobile Phones, Course Ubiquitousness

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