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Paper Title: A Study on Difficulty in Understanding the Concept of Fractions among 7th Standard Students'
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512080
Register Paper ID - 298030
Title: A STUDY ON DIFFICULTY IN UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF FRACTIONS AMONG 7TH STANDARD STUDENTS'
Author Name(s): Parvati
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a554-a562
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 275
This action research investigates the challenges faced by 7th standard students in understanding fractions and evaluates the effectiveness of activity-based instructional strategies in improving their conceptual learning. The study was motivated by common difficulties such as misconceptions about fraction size, confusion between numerator and denominator, weak visualization skills, and limited real-life connections. A purposive sample of five students from Rotary West School, Mysore, who scored below 10 in the pre-test, was selected. Using a one-group pre-test and post-test experimental design, the researcher implemented four interventions: chart-based explanation, real-life demonstrations, ICT-supported instruction, and hands-on activities involving fraction strips, paper folding, number lines, and digital tools. Analysis of post-test results revealed significant improvement in student performance, indicating that visual, concrete, and technology-integrated strategies effectively enhanced students' conceptual understanding of fractions. The study concludes that meaningful, activity-oriented teaching approaches help reduce misconceptions and strengthen foundational mathematical skills.
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Fractions, Misconceptions, Activity-Based Learning, Visual Learning Strategies.
Paper Title: A Study on the Difficulties of 9th Standard Students in Balancing Chemical Equations
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512079
Register Paper ID - 298029
Title: A STUDY ON THE DIFFICULTIES OF 9TH STANDARD STUDENTS IN BALANCING CHEMICAL EQUATIONS
Author Name(s): Darshan S
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a544-a553
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 242
Balancing chemical equations is a fundamental skill in chemistry, essential for understanding the law of conservation of mass. However, 9th standard students often face difficulties due to weak conceptual understanding, limited mathematical skills, reliance on rote learning, and inadequate exposure to interactive teaching methods. This study investigates the specific problems students encounter while balancing chemical equations and explores effective pedagogical strategies to enhance conceptual understanding and problem-solving abilities. Using a quantitative research method with an experimental design, a sample of six 9th standard students from Kamadhenu Convent, Mysore, participated in an action research intervention. Five interactive activities, including storytelling, equation puzzle cards, hands-on atom models, "What's Missing?" games, and error detective exercises, were implemented. Pre- and post-tests were conducted to assess learning outcomes. Findings indicate significant improvement in students' ability to recognize and balance chemical equations, develop logical reasoning, and engage actively in learning. The study concludes that activity-based, visual, and stepwise teaching strategies effectively reduce misconceptions, increase confidence, and foster mastery in balancing chemical equations. Recommendations include regular practice, peer learning, and reinforcement of the law of conservation of mass to support conceptual clarity and sustained learning in chemistry.
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Balancing chemical equations, Conceptual understanding, Activity-based learning, Problem-solving skills
Paper Title: DIFFICULTIES IN REMEMBERING THEOREM STATEMENTS AMONG NINTH STANDARD STUDENTS
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512078
Register Paper ID - 298028
Title: DIFFICULTIES IN REMEMBERING THEOREM STATEMENTS AMONG NINTH STANDARD STUDENTS
Author Name(s): Deeksha M G
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a536-a543
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 197
This study examines the difficulties ninth-grade students face in remembering mathematical theorem statements and evaluates the effectiveness of activity-based strategies in improving recall. The research followed an experimental design with four students from Sri Gokula School, Mysuru. A researcher-developed pre-test and post-test containing objective and short-answer items measured recall levels. Pre-test results showed low retention due to weak conceptual understanding, reliance on rote memorization, limited interaction, and difficulty with mathematical language. An action plan using five activities-Theorem Memory Card, Theorem Quiz Bowl, Jigsaw Group Activity, Chalk Talk Theorem Walk, and Theorem Bingo was implemented. Post-test scores revealed clear improvement, demonstrating that visual, collaborative, and recall-oriented methods enhance understanding and long-term retention of theorem statements.
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Geometry learning, experimental study, memory enhancement strategies, interactive teaching methods.
Paper Title: The Role of Legal Education in Shaping Policy and Advocacy for Juvenile Offenders: A Multidimensional Research Perspective
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512077
Register Paper ID - 297171
Title: THE ROLE OF LEGAL EDUCATION IN SHAPING POLICY AND ADVOCACY FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL RESEARCH PERSPECTIVE
Author Name(s): ATUL KUMAR SONI, Dr. NIMISHA MISHARA
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a529-a535
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 215
Particularly in countries like India where the juvenile justice system strikes a balance between accountability and rehabilitation, legal education has a revolutionary impact on legislation, policy, and advocacy for young offenders. This study looks at how legal education affects the creation of juvenile justice policy and advocacy through curricula, therapeutic programs, empirical research, moot courts, community initiatives, and multidisciplinary collaborations. Additionally, it examines obstacles, changes, international practices, and potential avenues for enhancing the relationship between education, policy, and advocacy. Using a multifaceted research approach, the study shows that legal education is a dynamic process that generates knowledgeable advocates, politicians, researchers, and judicial minds that contribute to a juvenile justice system that is more evidence-based and compassionate.
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Legal Education, Juvenile Justice System,Juvenile Offenders, Child Rights, Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015
Paper Title: "Isolation and Identification of Mycoflora of Fruit and Vegetable Market of Davanagere
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512076
Register Paper ID - 298140
Title: "ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF MYCOFLORA OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET OF DAVANAGERE
Author Name(s): Dr. Ramesh B H
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a512-a528
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 241
Fruits and vegetables are very important and have dietary and nutritional qualities. It has been known that fruits and vegetables plays a vital role in human nutrition by supplying the necessary growth factors such as vitamins and essential minerals in human daily diet and that can help to keep a good and normal health. In India the loss of fruits and vegetables due to storage fungi is very high. In the present study, main emphasis has been laid on the isolation and identification of fungi directly responsible for storage rots in markets. Towards a better understanding of the ecological relationships of the pathogenic mycoflora causing market diseases, it was thought necessary to study the general surface mycoflora of fruits and vegetables. Contamination of fruits and vegetables takes place at all stages of processing if proper sanitary and hygiene conditions are not maintained (Beuchat, 1995). The present investigations were carried to study the isolation, identification and characterization of fungi associated with the fruits and vegetables of Davanagere market. Literature survey reveals that the merge report in diversity of fungi present in fruits and vegetables of Davanagere market.
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Isolation, Mycoflora, Fruit, Vegetable, Davanagere
Paper Title: COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF PARKOUR TRAINING ON SELECTED PSYCHOMOTOR ABILITIES AMONG FOOTBALL BASKETBALL AND SWIMMING ATHLETES: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512075
Register Paper ID - 298115
Title: COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF PARKOUR TRAINING ON SELECTED PSYCHOMOTOR ABILITIES AMONG FOOTBALL BASKETBALL AND SWIMMING ATHLETES: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS
Author Name(s): Pushpak Pradiprao Khonde, Dr. Sanjay S. Tirathkar
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a507-a511
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 242
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Parkour training, psychomotor abilities, agility, coordination, sports performance, randomized controlled trial
Paper Title: Child Labor in South Rajasthan: A Legal Analysis
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512074
Register Paper ID - 298112
Title: CHILD LABOR IN SOUTH RAJASTHAN: A LEGAL ANALYSIS
Author Name(s): Apurva Rajawat, Dr. Pushpa Mehdu
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a504-a506
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 248
The problem of child labor is a serious challenge in the backward districts of Banswara, Dungarpur, Pratapgarh, and Udaipur in southern Rajasthan. Poverty, illiteracy, and social inequalities among tribal communities in these areas lead to the employment of children.
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Child Labour, Child Labour Prohibition Act, Right to Education, Rehabilitation Policy, Tribal Communities, Administrative Action.
Paper Title: Colonial Burden on the English Literature Syllabus in Indian Universities: A Critical Analysis
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512073
Register Paper ID - 298082
Title: COLONIAL BURDEN ON THE ENGLISH LITERATURE SYLLABUS IN INDIAN UNIVERSITIES: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Author Name(s): Lisha Nilesh
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a500-a503
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 241
This paper looks at how the English literature syllabus in Indian universities is still heavily influenced by the country's colonial past. Even today, most courses give more importance to British writers and Western ideas, while Indian and regional voices are often pushed to the side or offered only as optional papers. By studying different university syllabi, this paper shows how the structure of the courses, the choice of texts, and the way students are assessed still follow patterns set during colonial times. Although recent discussions talk about "decolonising" education, real change has been slow because the basic framework of the syllabus has not been updated. This study explains why this colonial burden continues and suggests practical steps universities can take to make the English syllabus more inclusive, balanced, and relevant for Indian students today.
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Colonial burden; English syllabus; Indian universities; curriculum design; decolonisation; literature teaching
Paper Title: The New Frontier: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Standards and Ethical Guardrails in the ODR Landscapes of the United States, China, the European Union, and India
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512072
Register Paper ID - 298083
Title: THE NEW FRONTIER: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF REGULATORY STANDARDS AND ETHICAL GUARDRAILS IN THE ODR LANDSCAPES OF THE UNITED STATES, CHINA, THE EUROPEAN UNION, AND INDIA
Author Name(s): Prasad G. Hiremath, Dr. Mahantesh B. Madiwalar
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a488-a499
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 288
The global ascent of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) promises enhanced efficiency and access to justice but poses profound challenges for governance, ethics, and fairness. This paper contends that the development of regulatory standards and ethical guardrails for ODR is not converging on a universal model but is instead fracturing along distinct philosophical and political lines. Through a comparative policy analysis of the United States, the European Union, China, and India, this study identifies four divergent governance paradigms: the decentralized, market-driven model of the U.S.; the rights-based, regulatory model of the EU; the state-integrated, stability-focused model of China; and the leapfrogging, access-to-justice model of India. The analysis shows that each jurisdiction's legal traditions and policy agendas define basic trade-offs between efficiency and due process, innovation and consumer protection, state control and individual rights, and scalability and inclusivity. The U.S. model prioritizes market innovation at the risk of power imbalances; the EU sets high rights standards while potentially stifling technological adoption; China achieves unprecedented scale through state control, raising transparency and data sovereignty concerns; and India's nascent, inclusive-focused model battles the digital divide. The article finds that fragmentation hinders cross-border dispute resolution and global digital justice. It suggests that future international standards should focus on a flexible framework of minimum core principles like algorithmic accountability, meaningful access, and interoperability that can accommodate different governance philosophies while maintaining fairness. The findings show that ODR governance's future is political and will affect the rule of law in the digital era.
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Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), Regulatory Governance, Comparative Law, Access to Justice, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Ethics, United States, European Union, China, India.
Paper Title: A Review On Herbal Plant Vinca
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512071
Register Paper ID - 298098
Title: A REVIEW ON HERBAL PLANT VINCA
Author Name(s): Ms.Rajshri Sheshrao Kamble, Mr.Kshitij Kumar G.Wagh, Dr.Sunil S.Jaybhaye, Ms.Rutuja Rajendra Falke
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a477-a487
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 235
Vinca species, especially Vinca minor and Catharanthus roseus, represent medicinally useful plants with a variety of bioactive indole alkaloids, belonging to the family Apocynaceae. Vinca minor contains vincamine, which is a cerebrovasodilatory and neuroprotective alkaloid also in common use for cognitive disorders. On the other hand, Catharanthus roseus produces potent anticancer alkaloids such as vinblastine, vincristine, vinorelbine, and vindesine. These represent a number of pharmacological activities that include cytotoxicity, hypoglycemic, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective effects. Recent phytochemical investigation has shown that environmental conditions seem to play a vital role in the alkaloid composition of Vinca plants; therefore, advanced techniques like chromatography and spectroscopy are needed to isolate and quantify bioactive metabolites. Therapeutic benefits from Vinca alkaloids have led to their current global application in cancerous disorders, hypertension, diabetes, dermatology, malaria, and microbial infections. At the same time, recent studies have highlighted vinflunine, and semisynthetic vincamine analogs possessing improved efficacy and safety. This review will provide an overview of the phytochemistry, pharmacological activities, and clinical significance of Vinca alkaloids, which certainly represent an indispensable natural source in the ongoing development of novel drugs for neuroprotection, oncology, and modern herbal therapies.
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Alkaloids, Catharanthus Roseus, Vinblastine, Vincristine, Micropropagation
Paper Title: CHALLENGES IN ADOPTING FINTECH BANKING SERVICES
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512070
Register Paper ID - 294927
Title: CHALLENGES IN ADOPTING FINTECH BANKING SERVICES
Author Name(s): S.Gowthami, Dr.C.Pushpalatha
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a470-a476
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 320
The rapid advancements of financial technology (Fintech) have transformed the banking sector by offering faster, more accessible and user-friendly digital banking services. However, new technology often brings some difficulties and challenges. The banking sector also experiences these issues; this research study aims to examine the problems faced by the users in adopting fintech baking services. The study found that, complex and time-consuming registration process, lack of communication, transaction limit, inconvenient security measures, technical issues, high transaction cost, lack of awareness about fintech services are the common problems faced by the respondents in the study area.
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Key words: Fintech banking services, Challenges
Paper Title: "From Partial Relief to Cure: A Homeopathic Case of Eczema Refined by Similimum Selection" - A Case report.
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512069
Register Paper ID - 297539
Title: "FROM PARTIAL RELIEF TO CURE: A HOMEOPATHIC CASE OF ECZEMA REFINED BY SIMILIMUM SELECTION" - A CASE REPORT.
Author Name(s): Dr. Vishal V Deshpande, Dr. Santhosh Kumar. A
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a463-a469
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 320
ABSTRACT Background: Eczema is a chronic inflammatory skin disorder marked by erythema, exudation, scaling, lichenification, and pruritus. Conventional therapies provide palliation but not lasting cure. In homoeopathy, skin manifestations are seen as external expressions of internal imbalance, requiring constitutional treatment with the similimum. Frequent repetition of partial similimum remedies may offer temporary relief but risks suppression or aggravation. Case: A 52-year-old female presented with chronic eczema on the posterior ankles for seven years, with itching, burning in the evening, and purulent discharge after scratching. The complaint followed marital discord, leading to grudge toward her husband. Initial prescriptions of Natrum muriaticum, Sulphur, and Natrum sulphuricum produced only transient improvement. On revisiting the case, the mental symptom of "grudge" guided the prescription of Ammonium muriaticum. Intervention & outcome: Ammonium muriaticum 200C was prescribed, resulting in significant improvement: itching subsided, cracks healed, and the patient reported mental relief and overall well-being. Sustained remission was observed in follow-ups. Discussion: This case illustrates the limitations of repeated partial similimum prescriptions, in contrast to the lasting results of the true similimum, correspond with Hahnemann's Organon and Kent's philosophy of cure. Conclusion: case analysis, precise interpretation of rubrics and prescription of the similimum based on the totality of symptoms are essential for lasting cure, whereas reliance on partial similimum only palliates.
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Eczema, Homoeopathy, Similimum, Partial Similimum, Cure.
Paper Title: COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LEVERAGE ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED INDIAN METAL INDUSTRIES
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512068
Register Paper ID - 297145
Title: COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL LEVERAGE ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED INDIAN METAL INDUSTRIES
Author Name(s): Dr. Prashant Prahladbhai Patel
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a457-a462
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 236
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Financial Leverage; Debt-Equity Ratio; Financial Performance; ROA; Two-Way ANOVA; Pearson Correlation; Linear Regression.
Paper Title: Effect of cross fit training on cardiorespiratory fitness in female wrestler: A Case Study
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512067
Register Paper ID - 298147
Title: EFFECT OF CROSS FIT TRAINING ON CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IN FEMALE WRESTLER: A CASE STUDY
Author Name(s): Monika, Kalindi Dev
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a450-a456
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 264
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"Cross fit training", "Female Wrestler", "Cardiorespiratory fitness"
Paper Title: Study of economic viability and constraints shrimp farming in saline inland ponds in sonipat, Haryana
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512066
Register Paper ID - 295607
Title: STUDY OF ECONOMIC VIABILITY AND CONSTRAINTS SHRIMP FARMING IN SALINE INLAND PONDS IN SONIPAT, HARYANA
Author Name(s): Shalu Rani, Dr. Dilip Kumar Sharma
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a438-a449
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 334
Despite these successes, several challenges hinder the sector's sustainable growth like water quality management, high production costs, market access, etc. The study analyzes the economic viability and constraints of shrimp farming in inland saline water ponds in Sonipat district. Primary data were collected from 28 farmers through structured interviews, and enterprise performance was assessed using cost-return analysis, benefit- cost ratio, break-even analysis, and payback period. The results indicate that shrimp farming yields an average of 3,250.00 kg per acre per season, with gross returns of INR12.84 lakh and net income of INR4.86 lakh per acre. A benefit-cost ratio of 1.61 and a payback period of 1.07 years highlight the strong profitability and rapid recovery of investment. However, the sector faces significant challenges, particularly disease outbreaks, high feed costs, water quality management, labor shortages, and market fluctuations. The findings demonstrate that inland shrimp farming offers a profitable and sustainable alternative to traditional agriculture in saline-affected regions. Policy interventions addressing input costs, disease management, and capacity building are essential to enhance long-term sustainability and farmer resilience.
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inland saline water, Shrimp farming, cost and returns, payback period, BC ratio
Paper Title: Advanced Noise Suppression Techniques for Radar Signals Using ABS, Wiener Filtering, and CNN
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512065
Register Paper ID - 298121
Title: ADVANCED NOISE SUPPRESSION TECHNIQUES FOR RADAR SIGNALS USING ABS, WIENER FILTERING, AND CNN
Author Name(s): Palla Mary Snehitha, Hari Krishna Kanneboina, Avala Mallikarjuna Prasad
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a423-a437
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 228
This work compares three techniques for reducing noise in MST radar I/Q data: Wiener filtering, Adaptive Bayesian Shrinkage, and a refined CNN that uses multi-head attention. MST radar echoes often weaken as they pass through atmospheric layers, where turbulence, refractive-index changes, and multipath introduce phase distortions, amplitude fluctuations, and broadband noise. These effects lower Doppler accuracy and affect the retrieval of atmospheric parameters. To test each method, real MST radar measurements and synthetic noisy signals were used. The CNN was trained with a combined loss that includes time-domain reconstruction and a spectral-consistency term, helping it retains Doppler patterns and stable instantaneous phase. Evaluation relied on RMSE, MAE, ?SNR, spectral coherence, cross-correlation, and phase error. Across all these measures, the CNN provided stronger denoising and better Doppler preservation than the other methods. Its balance between noise removal and signal fidelity makes it suitable for MST radar analysis.
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MST radar, Denoising methods, CNN, Bayesian shrinkage, Doppler retrieval
Paper Title: Role Of Nutraceuticals In Preventing And Managing Life Style Disorders
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512064
Register Paper ID - 298114
Title: ROLE OF NUTRACEUTICALS IN PREVENTING AND MANAGING LIFE STYLE DISORDERS
Author Name(s): Vansh maurya, Ritik soni, Vishal kannaujiya, Budhiman, Suraj kannaujiya
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a413-a422
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 223
The current healthcare landscape is moving from treating illnesses to focusing on overall wellness, with nutraceuticals playing an important role. Nutraceuticals are bioactive compounds in food that offer health benefits beyond basic nutrition. This review summarizes the latest evidence on how nutraceuticals address common lifestyle-related issues, including metabolic problems, heart diseases, joint degeneration, cognitive decline, and gut issues. We evaluate the scientific basis, laboratory studies, and human clinical trials for major categories of nutraceuticals: omega-3 fatty acids for heart health and reducing inflammation; dietary fibers that influence metabolism and blood sugar; polyphenols like curcumin and resveratrol that help manage inflammation and oxidative stress; glucosamine and chondroitin for supporting joint cartilage; probiotics that restore the balance of gut microbiomes; and adaptogenic herbs that boost resilience to stress. We also discuss challenges like the absorption of these compounds, the need for consistent quality, potential interactions with medications, and varying regulatory standards. The evidence shows that many nutraceuticals can deliver real benefits when properly tested. However, using them effectively requires professional guidance, strict quality control, and incorporation into wider lifestyle changes. Future research might focus on personalized nutrition based on genetics and targeted treatments for gut health.
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Nutraceuticals, Functional Foods, Metabolic Syndrome, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Curcumin, Probiotics, Chronic Disease Prevention, Phytochemicals.
Paper Title: Redefining Gender Identities: Women as Change-Makers in Revitalizing Patachitra of West Bengal.
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512063
Register Paper ID - 298106
Title: REDEFINING GENDER IDENTITIES: WOMEN AS CHANGE-MAKERS IN REVITALIZING PATACHITRA OF WEST BENGAL.
Author Name(s): Agomoni Sen
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a399-a412
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 223
This study examines the evolving role of women artists in vulnerable art forms across India, with a special focus on the Patachitra tradition of West Bengal. Long rooted in patriarchal structures, Patachitra has undergone a transformative shift as women from marginalized communities step forward as artists, storytellers, and cultural ambassadors. These women are reshaping Patachitra into a tool for education, social advocacy, and economic empowerment, ensuring its preservation and evolution in a rapidly changing cultural landscape. The integration of Patachitra into Art Integrated Learning (AIL) frameworks has been a significant catalyst for this transformation. Supported by initiatives like Bangla Natok dot com's "Art for Life," women artists are leveraging this art form to address contemporary themes such as gender equality, health awareness, and sustainable development. The digitization of Patachitra into graphic novels, brochures, and multimedia platforms has expanded its reach and relevance, transitioning it from mythological storytelling to a medium for addressing critical social issues. These initiatives have elevated women artists as "change-makers," enabling them to become community leaders and advocates for social transformation. Their work has been showcased on global platforms, connecting traditional art with contemporary educational and social initiatives. These efforts have shifted the focus of the art from mythology to contemporary societal issues, amplifying its impact as a medium of education and advocacy. By blending ethnographic research with project outcomes, the study underscores the dual impact of these developments: the revitalization of endangered art forms and the empowerment of women as cultural and social pioneers. It emphasizes the critical role women play in preserving and modernizing traditional art, fostering a sustainable future where cultural heritage and gender equality coexist, and redefining the trajectory of vulnerable art forms in India. Keywords: vulnerable art, social advocacy, gender, Patachitra Title: Women Artists and the Revitalization of Patachitra: Gender, Pedagogy, and Cultural Sustainability in Bengal Abstract: This paper investigates the evolving role of women artists in the revitalization of Patachitra, the scroll painting tradition of West Bengal. Once sustained within patriarchal structures, the practice is now being reshaped by women from marginalized communities who function as artists, educators, and agents of advocacy. Their participation has redirected the art form from its conventional focus on mythological narratives to socially engaged themes, making it relevant to present-day contexts. Drawing on ethnographic evidence and case studies, including Bangla Natok dot com's Art for Life, the study demonstrates how women artists employ Patachitra as a communicative and pedagogical tool. Scrolls and performance are increasingly used to address issues such as gender equity, environmental sustainability, public health, and community rights. The incorporation of Patachitra into Art-Integrated Learning (AIL), aligned with India's National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, further situates the art within formal education. Here, it strengthens interdisciplinary teaching, fosters narrative thinking, and deepens cultural awareness among learners. The digitization of Patachitra into graphic novels, brochures, and multimedia formats expands both its reach and its adaptability. These processes illustrate a dual outcome: the safeguarding of a vulnerable art form and the redefinition of women's cultural roles. Women artists emerge not only as custodians of tradition but also as participants in broader frameworks of education and social advocacy. By situating women at the center of this transformation, the study highlights a sustainable model of cultural preservation that integrates folk art into contemporary pedagogical and social practice. The analysis contributes to discussions on gender, intangible heritage, and the intersections of traditional knowledge with modern educational reforms.
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Patachitra, Women Artists, Art-Integrated Learning, Folk Art Education, Gender and Culture, Social Advocacy, Cultural Sustainability
Paper Title: Security And Surveillance: Human And Suspicious Object Detection Using YOLOv8
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512062
Register Paper ID - 298100
Title: SECURITY AND SURVEILLANCE: HUMAN AND SUSPICIOUS OBJECT DETECTION USING YOLOV8
Author Name(s): Abhishek S. Munavalli, Akshay S. Sheelimath, Harish M. Kalkumkar, Kishor S. Ashtekar, Anita M. Hanchinal
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a395-a398
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 233
This project presents a real-time surveillance framework designed to detect humans, suspicious objects, and unattended baggage using advanced deep-learning techniques. The system integrates YOLOv8 for object detection along with a custom logic-based behavior engine to identify high-risk scenarios such as abandoned bags, loitering, and restricted area violations. The proposed method enhances the accuracy of automated surveillance by introducing an Owner Association algorithm, which links objects to nearby humans to prevent false alerts. The implementation also includes a Flask-based web interface enabling real-time monitoring, event alerts, and user-defined danger zones. The results demonstrate improved detection reliability, decreased false alarms, and real-time performance suitable for security-critical environments.
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YOLOv8, Surveillance System, Object Tracking, Unattended Object Detection, Loitering Detection, Flask.
Paper Title: Prediction Of Indoor Air Quality Using A Statistical Web Tool
Publisher Journal Name: IJCRT
Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2512061
Register Paper ID - 297976
Title: PREDICTION OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY USING A STATISTICAL WEB TOOL
Author Name(s): Sabari Kesav S, Balakrishnan C, Mahalakshmi J, Vinay M, Gobi Ramasamy
Publisher Journal name: IJCRT
Volume: 13
Issue: 12
Pages: a384-a394
Year: December 2025
Downloads: 283
It is increasingly being recognized that indoor air quality has an impact on human health. The increasingly serious indoor air pollution caused by PM, VC, and CO in recent years has attracted plenty of attention, which the world had not known before because of the politics, industry, and network caused by the urbanization development and industrialization. A statistical method to predict IAQ has been developed in this work, and an easy-to-use website-based framework, including the statistical model, was implemented. The system can provide air quality predictions from one to seven days in advance by integrating statistical forecasting methods with a stable IAQI calculation process. A flexible pipeline for data processing that supports different CSV-based inputs constitutes the basis of the approach. It is based on statistical forecasting with residual correction, scaling of pollutants, and calculation of the IAQI according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). The predictions are subsequently served to the users via a modern Flask application, enabling dataset uploads and visualisation of both numerical and categorical predictions. The system is an economical instrument that transforms statistical modeling information into a helpful decision-making framework for a policymaker with an emphasis on accessibility, reproducibility, and application.
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IAQI, website-based framework, Flask application, statistical forecasting, indoor air quality
The International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT) aims to explore advances in research pertaining to applied, theoretical and experimental Technological studies. The goal is to promote scientific information interchange between researchers, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners working in and around the world.
Indexing In Google Scholar, ResearcherID Thomson Reuters, Mendeley : reference manager, Academia.edu, arXiv.org, Research Gate, CiteSeerX, DocStoc, ISSUU, Scribd, and many more International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT) ISSN: 2320-2882 | Impact Factor: 7.97 | 7.97 impact factor and ISSN Approved. Provide DOI and Hard copy of Certificate. Low Open Access Processing Charges. 1500 INR for Indian author & 55$ for foreign International author. Call For Paper (Volume 14 | Issue 8 | Month- August 2026)

