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  Paper Title: Deep Learning -Based Pneumonia Detection From Chest X-Ray Images

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412237

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  Title: DEEP LEARNING -BASED PNEUMONIA DETECTION FROM CHEST X-RAY IMAGES

  Author Name(s): Kanchana S R

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c191-c195

 Year: December 2024

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  Paper Title: Empowering Women Academicians: The Transformation Role of Digital Tools in Modern Education

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412236

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  Title: EMPOWERING WOMEN ACADEMICIANS: THE TRANSFORMATION ROLE OF DIGITAL TOOLS IN MODERN EDUCATION

  Author Name(s): Aravinda Muddasani, K.Venkateshwarlu

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c186-c190

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 172

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The consolidation of digital tools into modern education evince on a transforming shift with profound implications for teaching, learning, and academic careers. This paper explores the multifarious impact of digital technologies on the educational point of view, focusing specifically on how these tools have revolutionized, experienced and compared from traditional way of education to the modern applicability .The paper exhibits the challenges and benefits faced by women in digital tools to enhance research capabilities and access to vast online databases, advanced data analysis software, and collaborative research platforms.


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  Paper Title: Effectiveness of Emotional freedom technique on stress related to work load among staff nurses working in general wards of selected tertiary care hospital of the city

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412235

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  Title: EFFECTIVENESS OF EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUE ON STRESS RELATED TO WORK LOAD AMONG STAFF NURSES WORKING IN GENERAL WARDS OF SELECTED TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL OF THE CITY

  Author Name(s): Rupali Kishor Narwade, Shital Dhoke

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c178-c185

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 157

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Stress related to work load is a recognized problem in health care workers. Nursing has been identified as an occupation that has high levels of stress. It was found that job stress brought about hazardous impacts not only on nurses' health but also in their abilities to cope with job demands. This seriously impairs the provision of quality care and the efficacy of health services delivery. Nursing has been identified by a number of studies as a stressful occupation. Emotional freedom technique (EFT) tapping is a mind-body method of tapping acupuncture points (acupoints) on the hands, face, and body with your fingertips while focusing on an issue or feeling you're hoping to resolve. This method may reduce stress and anxiety, improve performance, lessen cravings, and help resolve fears. The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of Emotional freedom technique on stress related to work load among staff nurses working in general wards of selected tertiary care hospital of the city. Methods : The present study was based on Quantitative research approach with One group pre test post test research design. Study was conducted on 100 staff nurses working in general wards of selected tertiary care hospital of the city who were selected by using non-probability purposive sampling technique. Semi structured questionnaire was used to collect demographic data and standardized perceived stress scale (PSS) to assess the level of perceived stress among nurses. Data analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics to describe and show the association between stress and the variables. Based on the objectives and the hypothesis the study data were analyzed by using various statistical tests such as frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation, t' test and chi square test. Result : The study result reveals that, majority 80% of samples having moderate stress score in Pre- test scores that has reduced to 24% in post- test after EFT. 14% of subjects were having mild stress in pre- test, which has hiked to 76%in post-test, Whereas 6% samples were having severe stress before EFT which was minimized to zero in post-test. There was a marked relapse in post EFT stress scores. The comparisons of the pre- test and post- test means scores of the stress were done by the paired t test. The pre- test average score was 18.83 with standard deviation of 4.28 whereas the post- test average score was 12.00 with standard deviation of 3.50. The test statistics value of the paired t test was 17.74 with p value 0.00. Shows that Emotional Freedom Technique intervened to reduce the severity of job stress was effective. Conclusion : The level of stress related to work load among staff nurses working in general wards reduced significantly after Emotional Freedom Technique. It is recommended that such technique has to be arranged for staff nurses to reduce stress


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  Paper Title: Effectiveness of body scan meditation on stress among staff nurses working in operation theater of selected tertiary care hospital of city

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412234

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  Title: EFFECTIVENESS OF BODY SCAN MEDITATION ON STRESS AMONG STAFF NURSES WORKING IN OPERATION THEATER OF SELECTED TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL OF CITY

  Author Name(s): Sonali Sujit Chavan, Shital Dhoke

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c169-c177

 Year: December 2024

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Nursing is adjudged as an arduous job. A strenuous or a stressful job is defined as one when demands do not match the resources, capabilities and needs of an employee. Socioeconomic factors, occupation, day to day scheme of things, tough assignments having strict deadlines and affective disorders have escalated the stress levels in the present day lifestyle. The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of body scan meditation on stress among staff nurses working in operation theatre of selected tertiary care hospital of city. Methods : The present study was based on Quantitative research approach with One group pre test post test research design. The population was all staff nurses working in tertiary care hospitals present during the study period. The sample consisted of 80 staff nurses working in tertiary care hospitals. The sampling technique used in this study was Non probability Convenience sampling technique. The Standardized perceived stress scale (SPSS) was used to assess the stress level of staff nurses. The content validity of the tool was done by 13 expert from Department of Mental Health Nursing. The reliability of the questionnaire was done by test retest method. Based on the objectives and the hypothesis the study data were analyzed by using various statistical tests such as frequency, percentage, mean, and standard deviation, t' test, one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) Result : The study result reveals that, 90 % Staff nurses were female. Majority 70 % of the Staff nurses were completed their GNM. 51.20 % of the staff nurses were having above 5 years of experience in operation theatre. In pre test 93.75 % of the staff nurses had moderate stress Whereas in post test 82.50 % of the Staff nurses had low stress. In the pre test the mean of the Stress score obtained by the Staff nurses was 20.73 and in the post test it markedly reduced to 11.52. The Stress of the Staff nurses were reduced after giving Body Scan Meditation. Conclusion : The nurses commonly more prone to get stress while working in hospital, for the reason of work load and shortage of nursing personnel, time pressure, death dying uncertainty of treatment , lack of knowledge in advancement of technology and equipments. The study was carried out to assess the effectiveness of Body Scan Meditation on stress among staff nurses working in operation theatre of selected tertiary care hospital. In the pre test the mean of the Stress score obtained by the Staff nurses was 20.73 and in the post test it markedly reduced to 11.52. The Stress of the Staff nurses were reduced after giving Body Scan Meditation


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  Paper Title: A REVIEW ON COSMECEUTICALS

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412233

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  Title: A REVIEW ON COSMECEUTICALS

  Author Name(s): Baljinder Kaur Bansal, Prashant Singh, Prof. Dr. Biswajit Das

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c155-c168

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 201

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Cosmeceuticals are products that combine cosmetics and biologically active substances, claiming therapeutic or pharmacological benefits. They are used to treat dermatological conditions, nourish the skin, and enhance its appearance by improving tone, texture, and brightness, and reducing wrinkles. Unlike traditional cosmetics, cosmeceuticals aim to provide both aesthetic and skin health benefits. Herbal cosmeceuticals are particularly popular due to their safety and antioxidant properties. However, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act does not officially recognize the term cosmeceuticals, and the FDA does not require pre-market review or verification of manufacturers' claims. While safety testing is standard for both cosmetics and cosmeceuticals, efficacy testing of active ingredients is not mandatory. Cosmeceuticals are limited to topical applications like ointments, lotions, and creams.


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  Paper Title: Factors Influencing Adverse Drug reactions (ADR's) A Comprehensive Review

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  Title: FACTORS INFLUENCING ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS (ADR'S) A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

  Author Name(s): TEJASWI SANTOSH PATIL, Dr.Ashok Arya Agnihotri, Abhishek Kumar Sen

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c149-c154

 Year: December 2024

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Talk about how some factors affect the likelihood of adverse drug reactions (ADRs). Using PubMed, the Cochrane database of systematic reviews, EMBASE, and IDIS, a comprehensive review of the literature published between 1991 and 2012 was conducted. The following keywords were used: ambulatory care, primary health care, iatrogenic disease causes, adverse drug reactions, medication errors, side effects, and treatment hazards. ADRs are caused by a variety of variables, some of which are associated with the patient, the medication, or society. For example, age has a significant influence on the incidence of adverse drug reactions (ADRs); patients of all ages are more susceptible to these responses than those of other age groups. ADRs are significantly impacted by alcohol use as well. ADRs are caused by a variety of reasons. Healthcare practitioners can do this by being aware of these factors. 1. Select the best medication schedules 2. Give each patient tailored guidance. 3. Take into account pharmacogenomics, or genetic predispositions. When making treatment decisions, healthcare providers can lower ADRs by taking into account both modifiable (such as smoking and alcohol consumption) and non-modifiable (such as age and genetics) factors.


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  Paper Title: Effectiveness of Positive Self-Affirmations on Occupational Stress of nurses in selected hospitals of an urban area

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412231

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  Title: EFFECTIVENESS OF POSITIVE SELF-AFFIRMATIONS ON OCCUPATIONAL STRESS OF NURSES IN SELECTED HOSPITALS OF AN URBAN AREA

  Author Name(s): Amruta Janardhan Pohare, Meena Ganapathy

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c133-c148

 Year: December 2024

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Occupational Stress is a chronic disease caused by conditions at the workplace that negatively affect an individual's performance and overall well-being of his body and mind. Many studies related to the Occupational Stress of nurses have shown that Occupational Stress decreases the quality of nursing care and increases the chances of hospital stay of patients. Various research studies have also shown that prolonged stress on nurses causes not only physical disorders of the musculoskeletal and cardiovascular system but also increases their vulnerability to mental illnesses such as depressive and anxiety disorders. Objective of study: was to identify the Occupational Stress of nurses in selected hospitals in urban areas, to determine the effectiveness of Positive Self-Affirmations on Occupational Stress among the nurses in selected hospitals of an urban area, to find out the difference in Occupational Stress between the experimental and control group & to describe the association between Occupational Stress and selected background variables. Material and Methods: One Group pre-test & post-test with a control group experimental research design was applied. Ten samples were selected by simple random sampling method & data was assessed by the standardized tools as Expanded Nursing Stress Scale & Tool to Assess and Classify Work-Related Stress. Pilot study data was collected from 20/4/2023 to 03/06/2023. Result: The analysis of data was done by use of descriptive and inferential statistics. In the Positive Self-Affirmations Group the t-value was 7.2 with 4 degrees of freedom. The corresponding p-values were small and the null hypotheses were rejected. Average Occupational Stress in the post-tests was significantly lower than that in the pre-tests. Conclusion: Occupational Stress score Reduced after practicing Positive Self-Affirmations


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  Paper Title: Effectiveness of Jacobson progressive muscle relaxation technique related to occupational stress among teaching staff of selected secondary schools of the urban city

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412230

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  Title: EFFECTIVENESS OF JACOBSON PROGRESSIVE MUSCLE RELAXATION TECHNIQUE RELATED TO OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AMONG TEACHING STAFF OF SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF THE URBAN CITY

  Author Name(s): Ujwala Vitthal Shende, Shital Dhoke

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c124-c132

 Year: December 2024

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Although the teaching profession has traditionally been regarded as low stress occupation (French et al.,1982) but during the past two decades the situation is somersaulted (Olivier & Venter,2003)Teaching is becoming more challenging as a profession, a more paper work, more bureaucracy and more unruly classes. Worldwide surveys reveal widespread concern about the effects of stress on teachers' sense of well-being and their willingness to stay in the profession. Progressive muscle relaxation [PMR] was first identified by Jacobson in 1934 as tensing and releasing of 16 muscle groups. Wolpe adapted it for use with systematic desensitization in 1948 and Bernstein and Borkovec in 1973 studied adjustments to the technique to fit cognitive behavioural stress management. Some of these adjustments are: 7 and 4 muscle groups, relaxation through recall, recall and counting, and counting. Empirical evidence supports the use of PMR in high level tension responses and mind body techniques. The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of Jacobson progressive muscle relaxation technique related to occupational stress among teaching staff of selected secondary schools of the urban city. Methods : A pre experimental method was undertaken where 80 teaching staff of secondary school were recruited as sample by non- probability convenient sampling method. Using NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) Modified generic job stress scale data was collected. Data analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics to describe and show the association between occupational stress and the variables. Result : The study result depicted that, in pre-test 50% of the teaching staff had moderate(score 60-90) and 29% of them had severe (score 91-120) and 21% subjects had mild stress, while in post-test only 1% of the teaching staff remained in severe category of occupational stress (score 91-120), 75% of them had moved to mild occupational stress (score 31-60) and 24% of subjects had moderate occupational stress (score 61-90).The comparisons of the pre- test and post- test means of the occupational stress were done by the paired t test. Average occupational stress score in pre-test was 69.62 which has reduced to 52.42 in post-test. t-value for this test was 9.07 with 79 degrees of freedom. Corresponding p-value was small (less than 0.05).Occupational stress score in post-test was significantly low as compared to that in pre-test. Conclusion : It is concluded that the level of occupational stress among teaching staff was reduced significantly after application of Jacobson progressive muscle relaxation technique


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  Paper Title: "A study to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge and attitude regarding pubertal changes among adolescent girls in selected school, Dehradun, Uttarakhand".

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412229

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  Title: "A STUDY TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STRUCTURED TEACHING PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE REGARDING PUBERTAL CHANGES AMONG ADOLESCENT GIRLS IN SELECTED SCHOOL, DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND".

  Author Name(s): Sapna Negi, Priyanka, Preeti Rawat, Prabha Bando

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c115-c123

 Year: December 2024

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Puberty is the period of becoming first capable of reproducing sexually that is brought on by the production of sex hormones and the maturing of the reproductive organs, development of secondary sexual characteristics which can start as early as of 8 years to as late as 13 years of age.. Puberty is the process of physical changes by which a child body matures into an adult body capable of sexual reproduction to enable fertilization. A study was done to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge and attitude regarding pubertal changes among adolescent girls in selected school, Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Adolescent girls were selected through non- probability purposive sampling technique. Result: The pre-test knowledge score 6% of adolescent girls were having good knowledge, 64% average knowledge, 30% poor knowledge regarding pubertal changes. In post-test knowledge score 86% of adolescent girls were having good knowledge, 14% average knowledge and no one had poor knowledge regarding pubertal changes. Pre-test attitude score 88% adolescent girls were having favourable attitude and 12% unfavourable attitude regarding pubertal changes. Post-test attitude score 90% adolescent girls were having favourable attitude and 10% unfavourable attitude regarding pubertal changes.There was significant effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge and no significant in attitude level.


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  Paper Title: SIGN LANGUAGE RECOGNITION USING DEEP LEARNING

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412228

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  Title: SIGN LANGUAGE RECOGNITION USING DEEP LEARNING

  Author Name(s): Meghana P, B R Chaitra, Bindu N, K Manoj Kumar, Mrs. B Vidhya Banu

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c109-c114

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 155

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In a world striving for inclusivity, enhancing communication with the hearing-impaired community remains a crucial area of focus. This project aims to develop a deep learning-based system for sign language recognition, improving real-time gesture interpretation to bridge communication gaps effectively. Leveraging advanced computer vision techniques with convolutional neural networks (CNNs) for gesture detection and feature extraction, the system recognizes and translates sign language gestures into text or speech. By integrating OpenCV for efficient image and video processing, and TensorFlow/ Keras for model training and deployment, the system is designed for accuracy, scalability, and real-time performance. A user-friendly interface, built with Streamlit, ensures accessibility for diverse users and provides an essential tool to facilitate interactions between hearing and hearing-impaired individuals across various social and professional contexts.


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Sign Language Recognition, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, Convolutional Neural Networks(CNN), OpenCV, Gesture Recognition, Feature Extraction, Real-time Systems, Streamlit, Human-Computer Interaction, Inclusivity, Video Processing

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  Paper Title: THE INFLUENCE OF JOB STRESS AMONG THE PARA TEACHERS OF HIGH SCHOOL

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  Title: THE INFLUENCE OF JOB STRESS AMONG THE PARA TEACHERS OF HIGH SCHOOL

  Author Name(s): Mihir Chowdhury

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c103-c108

 Year: December 2024

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Para teachers are the essential part of the primary and high school. They are also responsible for the student performance and their future development. The study aims to find out the Job stress level of the para teachers of West Bengal. Data were collected from the different districts of West Bengal. Total 100 para teachers were participated in this research work and Variables are included with locality of school, gender of teachers and subjects, they tought. Srivastava and Singh Occupational Stress Index (SSOCI) was used in this study. The study found Job stress level among the para teachers of high school. Rural school para-teachers found more stress in comparison to the urban school teachers and male teachers also found more stressful than the female Para teachers.


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  Paper Title: Lifestyle related cause of obesity and evidence-based applications of intensive yoga therapy in weight reduction

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  Title: LIFESTYLE RELATED CAUSE OF OBESITY AND EVIDENCE-BASED APPLICATIONS OF INTENSIVE YOGA THERAPY IN WEIGHT REDUCTION

  Author Name(s): Dr. Deepak Kumar, Dr. Abhishek Kumar Bhardwaj

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c98-c102

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 180

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Obesity is becoming a serious health issue especially in developed countries. India is also following a trend of other developing countries that are steadily becoming more obese. The main causes of obesity are overeating and decreased physical activity, which means imbalance between the amount of energy intake and the amount of energy expenditure. If someone is obese or overweight, he/ she may feel decreased level of energy, difficulties in breathing, excess sweating, have problem in sleeping and experience back and joint pains. They may have an increased risk of developing type-2 diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, joints related problem, kidney disease and asthma etc. Individuals can also develop psychological problems. Yoga has an important role in the management of Obesity and the proven effects of yoga are available. Yogic management of obesity is based on controlled and balanced diet, yoga postures and breathing techniques. Yoga poses work on endocrine glands, improve blood circulation and improve body's metabolism. Asanas strengthens the muscles, deep breathing while doing yoga reduces fat for bringing body weight to optimal level. In this review article, evidence based therapeutic application of yoga therapy for managing obesity has been discussed.


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  Paper Title: Twincrypt Searchguard

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  Title: TWINCRYPT SEARCHGUARD

  Author Name(s): Devansh Singh

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c92-c97

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 151

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Ensuring data privacy in secure cloud storage has heightened interest in searchable encryption techniques. This study focuses on a critical cryptographic construct known as public key encryption with keyword search (PEKS), which plays a pivotal role in cloud storage applications. Traditional PEKS systems, however, are vulnerable to a significant security flaw known as the inside keyword guessing attack (KGA), where a malicious server exploits inherent weaknesses. To overcome this limitation, we introduce an enhanced PEKS model called dual-server PEKS (DS-PEKS). A key innovation in our framework is the introduction of a new type of smooth projective hash function (SPHF), termed linear and homomorphic SPHF (LH-SPHF). Leveraging LH-SPHF, we present a generic methodology for constructing a secure DS-PEKS scheme. To demonstrate the practicality of our approach, we provide an efficient implementation of the framework using a Decision Diffie-Hellman-based LH-SPHF and establish its robust security against KGA threats.


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  Paper Title: Comparative Study On Use Of AI In Digital Marketing Industry

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  Title: COMPARATIVE STUDY ON USE OF AI IN DIGITAL MARKETING INDUSTRY

  Author Name(s): Dr. Neeta Bendre, Yash Mallaya

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c86-c91

 Year: December 2024

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly gaining popularity in the daily operations of businesses, influencing both companies and individual consumers. AI is utilized in various forms such as voice recognition, image recognition, customer interaction, and problem-solving, enabling companies to better meet customer needs and improve engagement. It can be viewed as a comprehensive integration of cloud computing, robotics, digital content creation, and various network devices and systems. AI provides valuable insights to management, assisting in decision-making processes, enhancing customer understanding, and tracking digital content effectively. This technological advancement is instrumental in helping marketers deliver clearer benefits, offer improved products and services, and optimize customer satisfaction (Cremer, 2019). In the field of digital marketing, AI empowers marketers to implement more efficient strategies and leverage a variety of electronic tools. These tools enable marketers to reach customers, track their needs, and stay updated with real-time business trends. AI allows the analysis of vast data volumes, helping marketers swiftly process information to meet customer demands. Furthermore, businesses must attract and retain customers by fostering loyalty and maximizing return on investment. As the business landscape becomes more complex and competitive, companies must harness AI-driven tools, such as Web 2.0 and other internet technologies, to stay ahead. Understanding and addressing customer expectations, while continuously improving products and services, is key to success in this dynamic environment.


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  Paper Title: Level Of Awareness Of The Dpwh Tarlac 2nd District Engineering Office Employees In The Implementation Of The Safe Spaces Act Of 2019

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412223

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  Title: LEVEL OF AWARENESS OF THE DPWH TARLAC 2ND DISTRICT ENGINEERING OFFICE EMPLOYEES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SAFE SPACES ACT OF 2019

  Author Name(s): Merenette Almario Diocos

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c58-c85

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 215

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The study evaluated the level of awareness of the DPWH Tarlac 2nd District Engineering Office employees in the implementation of the Safe Space Act of 2019 in terms of: gender-based sexual harassment in streets and public places, gender-based online sexual harassment and gender-based sexual harassment in the workplace using quantitative descriptive research design. Based on the data gathered and evaluated by the researcher the following findings were drawn from the study. First, the employees of DPWH Tarlac 2nd DEO exhibited awareness on provision of Safe Spaces Act of 2019 having a grand mean of 4.11 with an adjectival equivalent of "aware" signifies that the respondents are generally aware of the gender-based sexual harassment on streets and public spaces. Secondly, the survey reflects that the respondents are moderately aware on the provisions of the Safe Spaces Act of 2019 relating to gender-based online sexual harassment with its grand mean of 4.09, classified as "aware". Lastly, the study evaluated that the employees of DPWH Tarlac 2nd DEO are aware on the provisions of the Safe Spaces Act of 2019 particularly on clauses and provision for the gender-based sexual harassment in workplaces which are all indicated on Article IV, Section 16 to Section 20 with its accumulated grand mean of 3.83 which translates into "aware" in its adjectival rating. In line with this, recommendations such as: initiation of partnership with the implementing bodies to structuralized programs and projects that will enhance the level of awareness on the implementation of Safe Spaces Act of 2019; integrating yearly orientations and seminars for Sexual Harassment Awareness as part of their Learning and Development Plan Programs of DPWH; establishment District Committee on Decorum and Investigation on Sexual Harassment Cases; and formulating policies tailored-fit for the Agency that will enhance its sexual harassment in line with the implementing rules and regulations of RA 11313 or the Safe Spaces Act and the CSC Memorandum Circular No. 11 Series of 2021 with the subject on Revised Administrative Disciplinary Rules on Sexual Harassment Cases were drawn.


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  Paper Title: AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT IN VENOUS ULCER - A CASE REPORT

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412222

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  Title: AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT IN VENOUS ULCER - A CASE REPORT

  Author Name(s): Dr Yadav sushil Umesh, Dr C Thyagaraja

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c53-c57

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 178

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In the present era, ulcer management is challenging for the surgeon. Varicose ulcers are wounds that arise due to the malfunctioning of veins, typically in the lower limbs. In Ayurveda, the condition is clinically correlated with 'Sira janya dushta vrana' in Sushruta Samhita, which gives a detailed description of the various features of a Dushta Vrana and has Shashti Upakramas for treating such Vranas (ulcers). The overall incidence is higher for females than males. Compression therapy and antimicrobial therapy are strategies for managing chronic wounds. Surgery is performed in cases where there are no responses. This case report is the description of a 43-year-old male who is a businessman by profession and complains of non-healing ulcers in the left lower limbs around the ankle joint with a history of 10 years, associated with severe pain, burning sensation, and foul smell that have aggravated for 2 years. He took treatment for the same but didn't get any relief, so he approached for the treatment. By using Shashti Upakrama, we applied treatment for the patient, which was Jalaukavacharana, followed by Kasisadi Taila external application and internal medications such as Kaishora Guggulu, Gandhaka Rasayana, and Manjishtadi Kashaya for 2 months. The presented study combines Jalaukavacharana and Kasisadi Taila applications with internal medications, which was a good alternative therapy for managing non-healing varicose ulcers.


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  Paper Title: REVIEW ON RECENT ADVACEMENT IN PHARMAFIELD

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412221

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  Title: REVIEW ON RECENT ADVACEMENT IN PHARMAFIELD

  Author Name(s): Rathod Aryan, Rathod Arti, Pimparkhede Priti, Rathod Komal, Phatak Mahesh

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c45-c52

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 171

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The pharmaceutical industry has witnessed significant advancements in recent years, in this we are going to study new teachnologies these are Nano cosmeceuticals and Cancer spit test this technologies are used for Identifying, Cutting edge developments, Evaluating impact, Analyzing trends, Enhancing knowledge, Encouraging Innovation. Nanotechnology is the new emerging technology in the drug discovery and it has the property of self targeting in the sense that without the attachment of a specific ligand, the nanoparticles can be used for targeting, due to their distinctively small size, at the infected pathological areas. Drug delivery system fetched a novel drug delivery system, a novel approach to overcome the drawbacks of the traditional drug delivery systems. Treatment of chronic diseases like cancer using targeted drug delivery nanoparticles is the latest achievement. Saliva-based testing presents a non-invasive, cost- effective, and easily accessible method for early cancer detection. This study explores the use of salivary biomarkers to detect specific cancers, such as oral, lung, and pancreatic cancers. Using advanced techniques like liquid biopsy and molecular analysis, this test identifies DNA, RNA, proteins, and metabolites indicative of malignant activity.


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  Paper Title: A Study on Factors that Influence Work-Life Balance among Women Teachers in both Government and Private Colleges in Dakshina Kannada District

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412220

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  Title: A STUDY ON FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE WORK-LIFE BALANCE AMONG WOMEN TEACHERS IN BOTH GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE COLLEGES IN DAKSHINA KANNADA DISTRICT

  Author Name(s): Dr Shilparani K, Dr C K Hebbar

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c28-c44

 Year: December 2024

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Abstract Purpose: In today's era, education level is a crucial aspect of an individual's identity. The educational sector has evolved significantly over time and is now regarded as one of the most rapidly growing fields. Modern teachers adopt a contemporary approach to academics, but the demands of the market and a fast-paced society have intensified pressure on them. Continuous research and development are necessary to maintain quality education. Women teachers, in particular, face substantial challenges in managing this pressure, often requiring them to work long hours, which adversely affects their family life and leads to work-life imbalance. Achieving work-life balance is essential, especially for women working in professional colleges, as it is vital for maintaining physical, mental, social, and personal well-being. This research study focuses on women teachers employed in selected public and private professional colleges in Dakshina Kannada district and examines the factors influencing work-life balance. It is a comparative study aimed at identifying significant differences in their approaches, opinion and the balance between work and personal life among women teachers in public and private professional colleges within the Dakshina Kannada district. Design/ Methodology: The study utilizes both primary and secondary data to examine the factors influencing work-life balance. Primary data were collected through structured questionnaires distributed to women teachers across various institutions in the Dakshina Kannada area. In addition, secondary data were gathered from a variety of sources, including websites, journals, newspapers, magazines, publications, and case studies. Originality/ Value: the study findings provide to a deeper understanding of complex interplay between women teachers in government and private colleges about perception of work life balance and major factors work environment, workload, family responsibilities, and support systems are key factors influencing the work-life balance of women teachers in both government and private colleges in the Dakshina Kannada District. Paper type: Empirical research.


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  Paper Title: TURNING OF NIMONIC 80A MATERIAL UNDER MINIMUM QUANTITY LUBRICATION WITH UNTEXTURED TOOLS AND TEXTURED TOOLS

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412219

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  Title: TURNING OF NIMONIC 80A MATERIAL UNDER MINIMUM QUANTITY LUBRICATION WITH UNTEXTURED TOOLS AND TEXTURED TOOLS

  Author Name(s): Sampangi Sowmya, Dr. P. Prasanna

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c17-c27

 Year: December 2024

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This machining performance of Nimonic 80A, a nickel-based superalloy, in a turning operation under Minimum Quantity Lubrication (MQL) conditions. The research focuses on the effects of textured and untextured cutting tools on critical performance metrics such as surface roughness, tool wear, and cutting temperature. Experimental findings demonstrate that textured tools significantly outperform untextured ones due to enhanced lubrication retention and reduced friction. Optimal machining conditions were identified using statistical techniques, yielding improved surface quality, extended tool life, and reduced thermal loads. This work highlights the potential of integrating MQL and tool texturing to achieve sustainable and efficient machining for hard-to-process materials like Nimonic 80A.


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  Paper Title: Identity, Belonging, and Adversity in Wednesday: Unveiling a Modern Gothic Tale

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2412218

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  Title: IDENTITY, BELONGING, AND ADVERSITY IN WEDNESDAY: UNVEILING A MODERN GOTHIC TALE

  Author Name(s): Nivedhaa G, Anugraha Binu

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 Volume: 12

 Issue: 12

 Pages: c14-c16

 Year: December 2024

 Downloads: 232

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The Netflix series Wednesday (2022) reimagines the life of Wednesday Addams from the Addams Family franchise, transforming her into a central character navigating adolescence, mystery, and self-discovery. This research paper analyzes the thematic depth of Wednesday, focusing on its portrayal of identity, belonging, and adversity within the context of a modern Gothic narrative. Through a combination of character analysis, narrative structure, and visual aesthetics, the paper argues that the series effectively bridges classic Gothic tropes with contemporary social commentary, creating a compelling story that resonates with younger audiences.


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