Volume 9 | Issue 11

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Keywords; Components, Interpersonal, Perceptions, Satisfaction

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Agriculture is a crucial part of Indian economy. Over 60% of Indian populace based mostly upon agriculture and one third of the financial gain of the nation arises from agricultural practices. Thus, it plays an important role in the development of the country. Various troubles associated to farming is constantly hampering the improvement of the country. Attainable answer for these issues is to choose progressive agriculture practices that includes of contemporary trends. Hence, agriculture will be created good exploitation IoT and alternative technologies. Smart agriculture will increase crop yield, decreases water wastage and unbalanced use of fertilizers. The Major feature of this project is that it measures the various agricultural parameters affecting the yield and it additionally uses a GPS module to induce the knowledge regarding the location. Secondly it sends all the information to the cloud wherever it can be analyzed. Third this project additionally carries a mobile app providing a straight forward access of information to the farmer. In conclusion this project represents a smart irrigation, Fertilization and monitoring system that helps the farmer.

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Farm Amigo: Introducing Artificial Intelligence and IOT in the Agricultural Sector.

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In recent years, information technology has had a profound effect on human resources (HR) processes and practices. The focus of this research is to know the changing role of HR professional through technological advancements. In recent years, information technology has had a profound effect on human resources (HR) processes and practices. However, relatively little research has examined its effectiveness, and most of the prevailing studies haven't assessed the degree to which these new systems enable organizations to succeed in their HR goals of attracting, motivating and retaining employees. The focus of this research is to know the changing role of HR professional through technological advancements. This includes looking into recruitment technologies which reduce the quantity of your time it takes recruiters to travel through every application. The research shows that the role of HR will shift towards training, development and strategic roles for the foremost part, while also concentrating on reward systems and benefits for the workers . The use of HR technologies is vital in helping to shift these new roles of HR professionals, within the advantage of them but also for the organization and employees. Given the rapid changes in technology in the past decades, we believe that it will influence the nature of HR processes in the future. Thus, the primary purposes of this paper are to (a) contains the introduction about HR and technology, (b) review the current effects of technology on HR processes, (c) emerging HR trends in future with technological advancement, (d) discussion on recent types of HR technology, (e) how technology may affect the HR process, (f) major ten technology trends in the human resources management, and in last we conclude the paper along with the references.

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Human resource management; Technology advancement; Electronic human resource management; Virtual and Augmented Reality; Artificial Intelligence.

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In this paper, we have mathematically analyzed the problem of groundwater flow given by Pavlovsky [1] by the method of two parameter singular perturbation with variable coefficient. The differential system governing the groundwater flow, yields a second order linear differential equation in which the coefficient of first and second order derivative consists of small parameter together with permeability factor. The constant term in the equation also consists a permeability factor. To analyze the problem we have, here, considered the permeability of the soil as a function of both time and special coordinate. Here, in this paper, we have discussed the problem for the flow of groundwater flow in heterogeneous porous media on a sloping bedrock.

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heterogeneous porous, ground water flow, porous media, singular perturbation

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This paper reports the design and implementation details of a transceiver architecture for application in wearable devices deploying human body as the transmission medium. The human body communication (HBC) is a non-Radiofrequency communication defined in the IEEE 802.15.6 standard, exclusively for Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs). In this design, which is based on Walsh coding scheme, high data rates up to10 Mbps for WBAN applications have been achieved, simultaneously reducing the design complexity and resource utilization by 25.7% in comparison to BCH codes used for ultra-wide band communication. The simulated design has shown a low power utilization of 87mW and employs only 37 slices, when implemented on Artix7 FPGA device.

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Human Body Communication (HBC), Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN), non-RF communication, Walsh Codes, HBC transceivers

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Cooperative A cooperative bank is a financial institution that is owned at the same time by its members. Co-operatives are mostly formed by individuals belonging to some local professional group who have a shared interest in rural finance to meet the last man in the last village; the conventional money lender has no competitor. It provides the only tool that can have demonstrated its worth in reaching the citizens in full; the cooperative movement could not gain traction until 1954, when the RBI approved the recommendation from All India Credit Survey Committee. Each nation depends on the sector of banking. Similarly the Indian banking industry has a unique growth, as the Prime Minister's Bank was formed in the 18th century, and was later the Imperial Bank of India, now known as the State Bank of India in the pre-independence period (SBI). Co-operative banks in India have a crucial role to play in rural finance, by financing areas covering agriculture, livestock, milk, personal financing, independent jobs, and the establishment of small-scale units between the few areas of focus for urban and rural cooperative banks. They provide the necessary alternative to people visiting the village moneylender who have been working for many years, frequently finding themselves in a debt pit that they struggle with.

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Title: A Scanning Electron Microscopic evaluation of the canal cleanliness using Endoactivator and UltraX with two different irrigant solutions. Objective :To compare the effectiveness of canal cleanliness using Endoactivator (Dentsply Sirona ) and UltraX (Orikam 18th)with 3% sodium hypochlorite and a Herbal Irrigant Vitex Negundo Linn ; A Scanning Electron Microscopic study. Materials&Methods: Twenty five extracted human single-rooted teeth were selected for this study. Access opening was done and root canals were prepared The irrigation was performed using 3% sodium hypochlorite and a Herbal Irrigant Vitex Negundo Linn. Samples were divided into five equal groups, according to the Irrigation Activation techniques and Irrigants used : Group 1(n=5) Samples were irrigated using Endoactivator(Dentsply Sirona) with 3% sodium hpochlorite . Group 2(n=5) Samples were irrigated using Endoactivator (Dentsply Sirona)with Vitex Negundo Linn. Group 3(n=5)Samples were irrigated using UltraX(Orikam 18th) with 3% sodium hypochlorite. Group 4(n=5)Samples were irrigated using UltraX (Orikam 18th)with Vitex Negundo Linn . Group 5(n=5) Control Group Without any Irrigation agitation. Roots were cross-sectioned longitudinally, and the canal walls were subjected to scanning electron microscopy. The presence of smear layer at coronal, middle, and apical levels was evaluated. Results :The Endoactivator when agitated with sodium hypochlorite showed better efficacy in the debridement of the root canals at the middle and apical thirds .In the Coronal third,UltraX along with sodium hypochlorite showed superior cleaning efficacy . Conclusion: Endoactivator along with sodium hypochlorite scored the best in debris removal compared to the other irrigation activation system used.

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: Endoactivator (Dentsply Sirona), UltraX(Orikam 18th), Vitex Negundo Linn, Canal cleanliness, debridement, Agitation, Scanning electron microscope.

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Aided by the technological advancements and with the advent of the digital media, consumers are now opting for online retail or online shopping. This paradigm shift calls for the marketers to understand and analyze the consumer buying behaviour in a new light. The list of factors that affect the consumer decision process have additions like online customer reviews and E-WOM (electronic word-of-mouth) to name a few. Consumers can easily obtain information about the product or service through online customer reviews and this in turn can have an impact on the consumer decision process. Researchers across the globe acknowledged the impact of customer reviews on the consumer decision process. Consumer decision process is a cognitive process and customer review is bound to perceived differently by different individuals. The primary research objective of this study was to understand the degree of impact of the customer reviews on the consumer decision process of consumers of different age groups. Further, an attempt has been made to analyze whether the degree of impact of the customer reviews varies with the change in the nature of the market offering or not. The study recommends that age and income of the respondents are some of the key elements when determining the degree of impact of customer reviews. It also highlights the fact that consumers irrespective of their age are by and large affected by some form of the customer review or the other. The analysis also indicates that marketers are implementing various forms of customer reviews and customers are influenced by the same but maybe with varying degree depending on the nature of the product/service to be purchased.

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Consumer decision process, Digital Media, E-WOM, Online customer reviews

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With rapidly growing town and infrastructures development , India is now developing and doing construction so fast. This rapid increase in the construction giving birth to the various new problem in India. Concrete is one of the major component of construction , without it no construction can take place. Country like India and other developing countries , which are now focusing on infrastructure demands concrete for their development. And concrete needs sand for its grade composition. This increase in demand of sand creates huge erosion of river bed for the extraction of sand so that the demand can be fulfilled. This over extraction of sand not only effect the physical geography of the river but also effect the various other properties like the infiltration rate, irrigation , river path, shrinkage of river , somewhere widening of river, intrusion of unpure water into ground water , result in reduction of biodiversity, diseases in plants. These changes are so minute that we cannot notice instantly , but eventually when we get to know , it is too late. This long term damage creates so much problem for us , that at last everything will be endangered and the environment will have to suffer due to human causes. Thus , by observing all these changes, there is a need of substitute or alternative material that can take place of the sand , and shows the same properties like sand. And it will be great ,if that substance is waste. This will help us in resolving two problems at one time , first is we are now reducing the erosion of river bed. And second is the reduction in the pollution or unnecessary humps that we are creating here and there by disposing off the waste, also the waste here we are taking have so many small particles that they keep deposited in the air as a particulate matter , causing rapid increase in the air pollution. So the marble dust will be economic , sustainable and environment friendly substitute of the sand that is obtained from the river. Moreover sand and the marble dust have similar performance by chemical analysis. And here in this study here we are going to analysized the performance of concrete of M20 and M25 grade , by partially replacing the sand with the marble dust by 0%, 15%, 25%, 35%, 40% and 50%. And after then we have evaluated the compressive strength of the concrete cube at seventh, fourteenth and twenty-eight day. And examining this we found out that this procedure is so environment friendly and very economical for the project.

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Marble dust , compressive strength, slump

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CD ratio, financial performance. GNPA, Net Profit, Public sector bank

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Education is the right of all children and through the 86th amendment act, article 21(A) was incorporated in the Indian constitution which made education as a fundamental right. Accordingly the Right of children to Free and Compulsory Education act (RTE) has come into force from April 1, 2010.. Every child in the age group of 6-14 years will be provided 8 years of free compulsory elementary education. The RTE act mandated the formation of School Management Committees (SMC) in every government-funded schools to encourage community and more particularly, parental involvement in school development. Under the RTE Act parents have been entrusted certain powers through the SMC elected by them; proper exercise of the same can initiate a process of improving schools. The School Management Committee members should understand the RTE act for its effective implementation. The present study was conducted to know the awareness of Right to Education Act among School Management Committee members .The investigators selected 96 SMC members from 32 Government elementary schools in Vizianagaram district as respondents and data collected through the questionnaire on RTE . It was found that majority of the SMC members are not fully aware about RTE Act. Significant differences were found in the awareness of SMC Chairperson and Members male and female, rural and urban area respondents . This study revealed that there is a need to create awareness among School Management Committee members about RTE Act for its effective implementation in Elementary schools .

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Right to Education Act (RTE), School Management Committee (SMC) Elementary schools,

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Mobile Edge Computing, Taxonomy architecture, CAT Algorithm, 5G Mobile, Deep Learning.

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An interesting Dematiaceous Hyphomycetous new species belonging to the genus Mycocentrospora Deighton viz. Mycocentrospora tinosporae sp. nov. is illustrated and described. This new species has been recorded for the first time in India hitherto, unrecorded on Tinospora malbarica Miers. (Fam.: Menispermaceae).

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Hyphomycetes, Dematiaceae, Mycocentrospora tinosporae, new species

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Earning per share, Dividend per share, Price earnings ratio, Market prices, National Stock Exchange, Share price, industries.

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Traditional museums around the world are forced to undergo transformation and become more inclusive and representative of their communities in light of postcolonial criticism and New Museum theory. New Museum theory, also called Critical museum theory or New Museology was a result of the debate around the growing demands for the inclusion of indigenous people in the representation of their cultural heritage. As a result, new roles and directions for museums and heritage institutions have emerged which put forward a different museological approach focused not only on artefacts but also on people. Under this new approach, the concept of a museum as a dynamic cultural centre replaces the concept of the museum as a repository of collections. This paper presents the theoretical underpinnings of New Museology and its development in international context. It also examines the development of New Museology in India and provides an overview of its implication in Indian museum practices, using Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) at Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh as an example.

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New Museology, Indigenous Museology, Ethnographic Museum

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As the development of information technology, the study on applying ICTs on logistics has been necesary, especially in retail industry. However, research examining the digital logistics in retail industry in Vietnam has been little attention. Therefore, to bridge this gap the current paper investigates the relationship among ease of use, perceived usefullness, perceived trust and applying digital logistics, and also examines the moderating role of perceived risk on these relationships in the context of Vietnam. The results show that perceived trust has the largest impact on digital logistics success while perceived usefullness has least impact. The paper also highlights the role of perceived risk in decreasing the relations between applying information technology on logisctis.

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Digital logistics, Retail industry, Ease of use, Perceived usefulness, Vietnam

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blockchain, privacy, data protection regulation

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In this paper reviews, the natural dyes are made from plants, animals, minerals and, insects using environmentally-friendly solvents. Dyeing is a complex, specialized science. Nearly all dyestuff is now produced from synthetic compounds. This means that costs have been greatly reduced and certain application and wear characteristics have been greatly enhanced. But many practitioners of the craft of natural dyeing. With the improvement of living standards, everybody is very much conscious about environmental protection and health safety. Natural dyes have attracted more attention to the industry due to exhibiting better biodegradability and more compatibility with the environment. The chapter contains a brief review of natural dyes from their advantages and disadvantages and their classifications and types of natural dyes.

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Natural dyes, plant dyes, animal dyes, mineral dyes, and insect dyes

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Use of biogas assures renewable energy supply and balances the green house gases. There is growing interest in the use of biogas as a fuel for transport applications. A compressed biogas (20-25 Mpa / 200-250 bars) with high methane content (at least 97%) by volumecan be a promising alternative as vehicle fuel in replacement of conventional fossil fuels.Biogas fuelled vehicles can reduce CO2emissions by between 75% and 200% compared with fossil fuels. This paper sets out the resource, available for producing biogas and explores how this gas can be used as fuel for transport by describing the basic technology requirements.

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Biogas, Renewable Energy, Alternative-fuel, Transport-application.

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The delivery of public services using Information Communication Technologies has been a main point of attention during the era of globalization and liberalization. ICT-mediated governance projects have been competitively pursued by both developed and developing countries. The implementation of the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) has clearly established the vision and mission regarding e-Governance in the country. The mission statement of NeGP clearly states that public service delivery should be made at the door steps of the citizens through ICT and Common Service Centres (CSCs). Akshaya Common Service Centres are established in Kerala as an e-literacy project and later took the role of e-service delivery centre. This study has been undertaken to find out the effectiveness of Akshaya e-centres in meeting the expectations of citizens as an e-service provider.

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National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), e-service, Common Service Centres (CSCs), Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)

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