Volume 9 | Issue 2

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In the past five years` Indian economy had witnessed a tremendous change with the introduction of `Digital India` and increase in the use of digital economy post demonetization. Post Aadhar and privacy judgement (K.S. Puttaswamy and Anr Versus Union of India, 2017) in India, there was a need for the regularisation and a legal framework for data protection and its related aspects. It was in this context, that Justice B.N.Srikrishna Committee was set up to look into the issue of data privacy and protection. Based on the recommendations, the Parliament came out with the draft Personal Data Protection Bill,2018 on July 27, 2018. The bill came only a few weeks after the General Data Protection Act, 2018 enacted by European Union came into force. Given the fact that the scenarios and the history behind the enactment of both laws were different, there are similarities and dissimilarities. The paper will focus specifically on the aspect of data localisation and data portability with respect to both the laws. Keeping the two in mind, it will study whether the proposed legislation in India is disguised in nature with reference to the sovereign`s ultimate right over the data. It will also critically analyse GDPR`s stand on data localisation and its conflict with its member countries like Germany, France and Bulgaria.

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data localisation, data portability, personal data, data protection, data transfer, privacy, privacy law, data protection law

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Abstract The present study was carried out to document the wild edible plant resources of tehsil Hiranagar (J and K). This investigation was based on the extensive field survey and discussion with local inhabitants during the years 2018-19. A total 50 wild edible plants species belonging to 45 genera and 35 families have been reported from the area. Cucurbitaceae, was the dominant family that represented by 5 taxa and Moraceae and Rutaceae were represented with 3 taxa each, Leguminose, Myrtaceae, Papilionaceae and Combretaceae were represented with 2 taxa each whereas rest 28 families have only one taxa. Trees were found the highest source of food and represented by 25 species followed by herbs (14 species), climbers (7 species) shrubs (3 species). Based on their edibility 17 plants species are being commonly used as fruit, 14 serve as vegetables, 6 species are used to make pickle, 3 species acts as flavouring agents (spices), 3 species are used to make special seasonal drinks, 2 species are used to make flavouring chaat and 2 species are used to make sweet while other three are used to make chutney. The area is rich in wild edible plant diversity and being threatened by the over exploitation by the local inhabitants. Thus, there is an urgent to conserve and manage these plant resources in their natural habitats by awaring the local peoples by training programmes and other activities. Therefore, the findings of the present study will be helpful in managing and conserving these valuable plant resources in the area.

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Wild edible plants, traditional knowledge, diversity, habitat Jammu and Kashmir.

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Teaplucker. Human resource practices, Labor productivity, Training, Selection

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With the improvement of new innovations, the quantity of studies that attempt to assess customer conduct towards the utilization of health and hygiene applications has expanded. The point of this examination is to play out a methodical survey of the writing on the expectation to utilize versatile (applications) identified with the field of wellness and physical movement by buyers. This efficient survey is a basic assessment of the outcome from quantitative examinations in the field of appraisal of purchaser conduct towards health and hygiene applications. A sum of 13 examinations is dissected that propose models for assessing the aims to utilize wellness applications by sport buyers. The outcomes uncovered a few key ends: (a) Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is the most generally utilized model; (b) The connection between saw utility and future expectations is the most analyzed; and (c) The most assessed applications are diet/wellness. These discoveries could help innovation directors to know the most significant key components to consider in the improvement of future applications in sport associations

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ATTITUDES AND INTENSIONS TO USE A SMARTPHONE APP TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND HYGIN HABBITS

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In the present experiment the hybrid Napier foliage was chopped and used for silage making. It was treated with urea + molasses with treatment level 0%, 0.5% and 1.0 % on the basis of fresh weight of the material. Chemical composition of silages made from hybrid Napier foliages treated with urea and molasses table 1. indicated that the protein content in the control silages sample was 9.43 % which is increased to 11.25 % in the silage enriched with 0.5% urea+ molasses and 11.98 in 1% urea + molasses enriched silage. Urea supplementation as a cheap source of NPN is suggested to meet an animal protein requirement particularly during scarcity. Other nutrients did not show any changes.

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silage, hybrid Napier grass, additive, urea, molasses

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Life is unpredictable and uncertain. There can be chance to unsound event. Life insurance provides financial assistance against if, unsound event with earning member and earning member of family death happen. Life insurance provides both benefit one is life cover and investment in form of saving. Various insurance related factors discussed in the study Such as gender, age, occupation, income level. We collect data from primary data and secondary data collection method. For that we conduct questioner survey by using Google form. We collect responds of 100 life insurance policy holders. The study includes life insurance policy holder of Rajkot city. Research is based on demographic factors and tested them with the help of statistical tools of correlation. For the analyse the data, we have presented by charts and used percentage method. LIC is most valuable brand in life insurance industry in India but now a days private players increase their market share by providing batter services. This study aims to measure the satisfaction levels of the investors towards the services provided by the LIC and Study about Perception of Investors Investing in Life Insurance Corporation.

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: LIC, Insurance, Investor, Investment

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Social Isolation , Alienation, COVID-19, Students, Mental health

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Agriculture is the prime source of the economic development of the country. Agriculture and its allied sector contribute to a major share of the GDP of India. For ensuring the economic development of the nation, proper investment is needed in agriculture sector considering the elements that directly or indirectly influence. This paper is mainly trying to discuss the investment level of farmers based on the considering factors like investment size and investment decision. The objectives of the study is to analyses the effect of farm investment level on the Agriculture Growth Perception of agrarians of Malabar region of Kerala and to analyze the growth trend of different cropping systems in the State and also suggest strategies for strengthening agriculture and allied sectors in Kerala

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Investment, Investment Size, Investment decision and Agriculture Growth Perception

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Foreign Direct Investment acts as a great force in triggering the development of an economy. Sometimes domestically available capital is inadequate for the purpose of overall development of the country. The inadequacy of capital is fulfilled by foreign direct investment by bridging the gap between domestic savings and investment. Developing countries like India is positively looking forward for FDI inflows. India has start attracting much larger foreign investments af-ter the Economic Reforms, 1991. In 2016, Indian Government had simplified the FDI regime and brought majority of sectors under automatic route. The present work is an attempt to study various sectors opened for FDI under automatic and government route. The present study also focused on the trends of FDI Inflows, FDI Equity Inflows, country wise FDI inflows, year wise FDI inflows and sector wise FDI inflows to India. The study is based on Secondary data which have been collected through reports of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, Government of India, Reserve Bank of India. The study concludes that Mauritius emerged as the most dominant source of FDI and Service Sector emerges as the top host of FDI inflows in India.

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Foreign Direct Investment, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, Foreign Capital, Cash Inflows, Host Country

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Despite the growing number of older people, less attention is given to their quality of life (QOL) in developing countries, this study aimed to assess the QOL and identify associated factors among older people in rural Karnataka. India is going through a phase of demographic transition progressing to population aging. Poor health-related quality of life (QOL) among the elderly is often associated with physical deterioration, psychological trauma, and mental weakness. The rise in the social and health requirements of older adults has to be addressed optimally and comprehensively. India is going through a phase of demographic transition progressing to population aging. Poor health-related QOL among the elderly is often associated with physical deterioration, psychological trauma, and mental weakness. The increase in life expectancy among the elderly is because of demographic transition in developing countries. In 2011, India had an 8.6% elderly population and was estimated to be 11.6% by 2026. The elderly population increases, heath demands, along with other social requirements, are also set to increase. It is evident from the studies that physical deterioration, psychological trauma, and mental weakness are associated with aging. In India, the social security system for the elderly is not as well equipped as in developed countries. Globally, an urban population often faces mounting pressure on various socioeconomic fronts such as health-care expenditures and fiscal disciplines, which can impact the life of the elderly population.

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Demographic profile, elderly, rural India, quality of life.

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Neighborhood prime labeling , Neighborhood prime graph, K_(1,3)*K_(1,n) graph , Adjacent vertices

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The paper identifies common forms of cyber-crimes against women, such as cyber stalking ,cyber pornography, circulating images / video clips of women engaged in intimate acts, morphing, sending obscene / defamatory / annoying messages, online trolling / bullying / black mailing threat or intimidation, and email spoofing and impersonation. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkeIn, Youtube, whatsApp and Snap chat are some of the more popular social networking sites in India.This phenomenon is closely linked to the increasing incidence of cyber abuse against women. In may 2016,the Union minister for women and child Development, Ms.Maneka Gandi observed that the online abuse of women in India ought to be treated in the same manner as violence against women in the world. The paper identifies common forms of cyber abuse against women and analyses the provisions of the IPC are relevant to cyber abuse against women via legislative amendments and judicial interpretations. The Information Technology Act covers majorly commercial and economic crimes but there are no specific provisions to cover cyber abuse against women.

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Cyber abuse , Social networking sites, Lockdown,Cyber Harassment, Cyber stalking, Cyber law

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Jewellery, Advertisement, Celebrity endorsement, Post purchase behaviour

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Abstract Kolar Gold Fields is in Bangarpet Taluk, Kolar District of Karnataka state, India, gold was first mined preceding the second and third century AD by digging little pits. The Champion reef at the Kolar gold fields was mined to a profundity of 50 meters (160 ft) during the Gupta time frame in the fifth century AD. During the Chola time frame in the ninth and tenth century AD, the size of the activity grew. The metal kept on being mined by the 11th century lords of South India, the Vijayanagara Empire from 1336 to 1560, and later by Tippu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore state and the British. The oldest mineral industry Pre-historic to present day there was so much interest on gold mining persisted. Old workings for gold are found in different parts of the State. But large scale development of mining persisted only in two places that is Kolar Gold fields and Hutti. The Kolar Gold fields operated 120 years and provided employment for thousands of people and it was closed in 2000. The objective of the study, is socio-economic conditions of the post closure of gold mining. The present study carried by both primary and secondary data and sample size is 100 households of employees and non-employees of Bharth Gold Mines Limited. And the finding includes there is lot of socio-economic and environmental problems, there is also potential for knowledge economy contributed by the mining company by establishment of educational institutions. There is also more income and consumption because of people traveling towards Bangalore and earning income for their livelihood. The present needs of KGF are good sanitation, employment opportunities and good governance.

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Key words: Kolar Gold fields, Hutti gold mines limited, Mining, Environment, Socio-economic.

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Key words: Vermicompost, Hibiscus esculentus, water hyacinth.

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The introduction of innovative technology in education prepares students for the future, helps the students to remember what they learn, helps students in customized learning. Technology also helps to create a network among the students.

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Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, voice assistant, speech recognition

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COVID-19, Employees, Work from home, Working hours, Salary, Job stress

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IPL, Channels, Covid, Pandemic, Exploratory Data Analysis, Exploratory Factor Analysis, Communality

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INTRODUCTION: Pain is always a great dilemma in the world of medicine and chronic pain is becoming a major challenge globally at all level of care. Depression impact on physical behavior and may result in reduced movement, a deconditioning of the body, loss of natural endorphins and increasing levels of pain. METHODOLOGY: The study sample consists of 22 subjects having a chronic arthritis of knee patients with depression at the age between 45 to 65 years. The subjects who met the inclusion criteria were included in this study. Inform and written consent was taken from the subjects. Scale for depression also taken as a outcome measure. RESULT: Outcome measurement was measured using ces-d scale and seen that 41% subjects suffered from severe depressive symptomatology. CONCLUSION: The study concludes that depression is significant in knee arthritis patients. This questionnaire can be used as screening tools in knee arthritis patients. These will affect the burden on the cost of quality of life.

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KEY WORDS: chronic arthritis patients, knee pain, depression.

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Offline and Online Learning helps people to be educated and become productive members of society. The current work was focused on the intention of the students to use online platforms. To analyze this one survey was conducted where the major population involved were students belonging to higher secondary, undergraduate, and postgraduate. A total of 351 participants responded to the survey and the results were precise and promising. The study was focused on the effectiveness like convenience, flexibility, freedom of usage, skills and technical enhancement, and barriers like administrative issues and lack of interaction/motivation of the online learning platforms that affect the intention of the students of using online platforms. The results of the survey were analyzed using the PLS-SEM technique using SMART PLS 2 software. The results revealed that there are some technical loopholes in the online learning platforms. The limitations and the barriers of online learning can hinder this study and can be considered for future research.

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Offline Learning, Online Learning, Education, Effectiveness, Flexibility, Barriers, PLS-SEM, Internet, Virtual, Skills, Technology

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