Volume 10 | Issue 12

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Digital delineate to electronic technology that generates, stores and processes data, so that it is stored in a virtual central repository and is easy to access anytime, anywhere, through established protocols which creates a transparent environment. Digital Technologies which include Cloud Computing and Mobile Applications transpire as catalysts for shaping our world. The Digital India drive is a dream project of the Indian Government to remodel India into a knowledgeable economy and digitally empowered society, with good governance for citizens by bringing synchronization and co- ordination in public accountability, digitally connecting and delivering the government programs and services to mobilize the capability of information technology across government departments. Digital India imagines, universal digital literacy and approachability forall digital resources for citizens by ensuring that the resources and services are accessible in regional languages and providing digital scaffold to participatory governance ensuring convenience, like making all government certificates and documents available on the Cloud with portability.

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Digital, Cloud Computing, Mobile Applications, Paperless.

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Digital India - the dream project of the government and a blessing for the citizens,could help in connecting the dots of various projects, past and present, to bring India to a global platform. It will help in moving with the universal trends of digital innovation and create positive impact in the lives of people - rural and urban, young and old. Insurance companies today are on the brink of big technology-driven changes and insurers need to rethink their customer engagement model. In this paper we have discussed about the importance of digitalization on the growth of the economies, the digitalization process in India and a study of the Insurance Industry since independence and the future of a digital insurer in the Indian context. Keywords: Insurance, Digitalization, Organizations, Economy

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Insurance, Digitalization, Organizations, Economy

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The paper explained the measures taken by the Indian health care sector and Indian Government to curb the menace of Covid-19. In order to effectively manage the outbreak, the Indian Government leveraged technology and developed various applications both at the central and state-levels. The Aarogya Setu mobile app which assisted in syndromic mapping, contact tracing and self-assessment was widely used throughout the country. Such technology platforms were used to supplement the response management, which included delivery of essential items in containment zones, tele-consultations with patients, bed management and real-time monitoring and review by the authorities

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1. Covid-19, 2. Health care sector, 3. Aarogya Setu and 4. Tele-consultations.

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A great deal of study has focused on modifiable elements that might enhance physical health and psychological well-being in later life, emphasising the ageing process as a worldwide, multifaceted problem. This is especially true for industrialised and developing nations, both of which are expected to have long-term problems with health and psychological care as their populations become older. This study attempts to explore recent advancements in our understanding of middle and late-life well-being within the theoretical framework of successful ageing and developmental psychology in order to better understand the function of well-being and spirituality/religiosity throughout adulthood.

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spirituality, religious status, well-being, life satisfaction, religious identity

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Dr. Rishpal Singh Virkiek ivvycnwqmk AiDAYn

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Dr. Rishpal Singh Virk

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Alcohol dependency is the most severe type of alcohol misuse. It is a chronic condition defined by excessive alcohol intake that interferes with physical and mental health, as well as family and social duties. An alcoholic would continue to drink despite major health, family, or legal issues. (Psychology Today (2016). There are several ways and programmes for treating addiction, ranging from traditional to alternative and complementary. More and more programmes are promoting a holistic or "whole person" approach that encompasses a range of strategies and resources to aid in the attainment, maintenance, and development of recovery. Yoga fits in effectively as part of a holistic treatment programme since it treats the mind, body, and spirit. The present paper aims at explaining about Health Impact, Management, and Yoga management, Yoga's Role in Addiction Treatment, The Benefits of Yoga in Substance Addiction Recovery and Yoga positions to help beat Addiction.

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Alcohol dependency, alcoholism, addiction recovery, Yoga therapy

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Cigarette smoking is the largest preventable cause of mortality globally. Many smokers desire to stop, and others may be receptive to being encouraged to do so. Brief interventions by health experts have been shown to enhance quit efforts. Healthcare workers are in a unique position to assist people in quitting smoking since their opinion on health concerns is more trusted than that of others. To facilitate tobacco dependency therapy, it is critical that all healthcare workers be trained and feel competent as role models. The present paper deals with Impact of Tobacco Use, Benefits of Quitting Tobacco, Challenges to Quit Tobacco, The Role of The Health Professionals in Tobacco Control and Nurses Can Play an Important Role in Tobacco Control.

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Tobacco consumption, smoking, Tobacco quitting, Role of Health Professionals.

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All business endeavours made to encourage the purchase or sale of a good or service is referred to as marketing. Consumer behaviour is very important since it helps with product positioning, creating a winning marketing plan, and creating enduring customer relationships. Consumers that engage in the act of impulse purchase do it without any previous forethought. This paper aims to present consumer opinion on Digital Marketing towards FMCGs in Telangana State.

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Digital Marketing, FMCGs, Consumer Behaviour

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The goal of this article is to look at the ideas that support sustainability as a new way to develop human resources in the tourism industry. Scientific methods like theoretical analysis, synthesis, and generalization were used to reach the goal. Sustainable development can be looked at a social, a business, and an individual point of view. Sustainable development of human resources can be good for both organization and society as a whole. Sustainable development of human resources in the tourism industry is important to businesses in the govt. sector, public institutions, educational institutions, and international organizations, to name a few. If we work together, the tourism industry's human resources could grow in a way that is sustainable. To explain the importance of planning for sustainability in the context of inter-institutional cooperation; analyze the importance of sustainability for the development of human resources; and explain the importance of planning for sustainability in the context of inter-institutional cooperation. Using the above methods, important research was put together to help readers understand the challenges of sustainability and human resource development in the context of their own lives.

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Sustainability, HRM, SDG, tourism, strategy, planning

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Mobile Addiction, Gender, Degree College, Type of College Management

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Indian women novelists, Kamala Markandaya, Two Virgins, Saroja, Lalitha, Gender Discourse, Feminism, Marginalization, Aspirations, Hegemony.

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Life Skills, Academic Achievement, Secondary School Students, Education

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Abuhmad me jansanchar sadhno ki upasthithi:ek vishleshan

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Abuhmad me jansanchar sadhno ki upasthithi:ek vishleshan

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e-commerce, machine learning, fake reviews, K- Nearest Neighbour, Random Forest, Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machine.

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A globalized world is one in which political, economic, cultural and social events become more and more extensively and more and more deeply by events of others society. In simple terms ,globalization refers of citizens and nations across the world. Globalization represents the global integration of international trade, investment, information technology (IT), and cultures. It is driven by government policies designed to open up economies domestically and internationally to boost development in poorer countries and raise standards of living for their people. However, the international free market that has been created as a result of these policies has mainly benefited multinational corporations in the Western world to the detriment of smaller businesses, cultures and common goods. Globalization is also a social, cultural, political and legal phenomenon. In social terms, globalization represents greater interconnectedness among global populations. Culturally, globalization represents the exchange of ideas and values among cultures and even a trend toward the development of a single world culture. Politically, globalization has shifted the political activities of countries to the global level through intergovernmental organizations such as the United Nations and the World Trade Organization. With regard to law,

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IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON THE INDIAN CULTURE AND ECONOMY

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WAAM has been proven a promising alternative to fabricating medium and wide-scale metal parts with a high depositing rate and automation level. However, the production quality may deteriorate due to the poor deposited layer surface quality. In this paper, a 3-D profilometer is used for surface roughness measurement. To improve the surface integrity of deposited layers by WAAM, different machine learning models, including ANN, Decision tree, Random forest regression, and linear regression, were developed to predict the surface roughness. Furthermore, the ANN model was optimized by using a different number of hidden layers and adam optimizer. Complete factorial experiments were conducted to obtain the training data, and the K-fold Cross-validation strategy was applied to train and validate machine learning models. The comparison results indicate that Random forest regression has superiority in predicting surface roughness. The RMSE, MAE and MAPE for Random forest regression were 65.0021, 1.93516, 14.15% respectively. This study could also provide inspiration and guidance for surface roughness modeling in multipass arc welding and cladding.

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surafce roughness, wire arc additive manufacturing, machine learning, artificial neural network

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The main purpose of this project is to build a face recognition-based attendance monitoring system for an educational institution to improve and upgrade the current attendance system to be more effective and efficient than before. The current old system has many ambiguities that caused inaccurate and inefficient attendance taking. Many problems arise when the authority is unable to enforce the regulation existing in the old system. The technology behind this will be a facial recognition system. The human face is one of the natural features that can clearly identify an individual. Therefore, it is used for identity tracking because the possibility of face deviation or its duplication is low. In this project, databases of faces will be created to pump data into a recognition algorithm. Then, during the face-to-face session, the faces will be matched against the database to search for identity. When an individual is identified, their attendance will be automatically downloaded and the necessary information saved in an excel sheet. At the end of the day, an excel sheet is sent to the respective faculty with information on the attendance of all individuals.

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Smart Attendance System, CNN, OpenCV, Face recognition.

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Abstract: Indian mythology is founded on some archetypal signs, symbols, and rituals, similar to any other mythology. Symbols and myths are related, and this relationship is constantly up for debate. It is best to think of symbols as tools that facilitate understanding and communication of concepts. Symbols can have multiple meanings and are always effective when used in context. The major symbols in Amish Tripathi's Shiva Trilogy are examined in this article. The Shiva trilogy is a compelling book series that explores religion and philosophy, the eternal conflict between good and evil, and the moral quandaries that frequently accompany such arguments. It is a superb blend of myth and history. Amish have made an effort to use science and logic to interpret well-known symbols in the trilogy,a superb blend of myth and history In the article, the metaphoric potency of symbols in both historical and contemporary human imagination is examined.

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Myth, symbol, Science, Metaphor, Shiva, imagination

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To generate electricity, solar cells use either photovoltaic effects or chemical reactions to transform solar energy into heat or chemical power. Solar panels are made up of cell configurations that are used to create solar modules that gather energy from the sun. Processes for large-scale production that can be scaled up A flexible, semi-transparent, and low-cost organic solar cell (OSC) is a promising alternative to traditional photovoltaic cells. The effect of solar-cell thinness and doping concentration on the cell characteristics of TiO2 and GaAs photovoltaic cells was investigated with the use of SCAPS. However, these cells' performance of power transmission remains modest. We ran simulations of n-TiO2/p-GaAs using the SCAPS-1D software. Thin-film solar cells made of n-TiO2/p-GaAs. We assessed a few certain n-TiO2/p-GaAs thermal impact, phase density at the interface, metal work function and other heterojunction factors and Cross-section of electron and hole capture. Our findings demonstrate that raising the density of states of p-type GaAs layers and decreasing user's metal casting functionality can improve the performance of n-TiO2/p-GaAs solar cells. Our findings also show that the best design includes TiO2 as a buffer layer, GaAs as an absorber, and thicknesses of x = 2?m, 4?m, 6?m, 8?m, 10?m, 12?m, 14?m, 16?m and 18?m doped with a concentration of 1.00E+17 cm-3 for all compositions. These solar-cells have a performance of 24.99 %, which is potentially higher than what was previously achieved in the Solar-cell research.

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TiO2/GaAs solar cells, Thin film solar cell, SCAPS-1D, Simulation

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Synthesis and characterization of one-dimensional nanostructures have attracted attention primarily due to their potential myriad applications in different fields including magnetic, electronic and optical devices. There are various techniques used in the fabrication of one-dimensional structures but template synthesis is an elegant, versatile and economic method for synthesizing variety of these one dimensional nanostructures, and so on. Highly ordered Ag2S nanowires each having 100 nm diameters were synthesised into the pores of anodic alumina membrane (AAM) template by using direct chemical deposition method. The nanowires were deposited using silver nitrate as a Ag+ ion source and sodium sulphide as S2- ion source . The nanowires were characterized by Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and UV-Vis spectrophotometer to see surface morphology and optical band gap respectively. The as- deposited Ag2S nanowires embedded in AAM are black in colour and having optical band gap 0.95 eV.

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Ag2S nanowires; Anodic Alumina Membrane; Optical band gap

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