Volume 10 | Issue 3

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In the present research study, the effect of peer pressure, gender and area of higher secondary level students on their academic achievement is studied. For the study, 600 students of 11th class studying at government higher secondary level of Durg district were selected. Students from rural and urban area were selected on the basis of random method. For the measurement of peer pressure of students, the peer pressure scale developed by Amandeep Kaur (2020) was used. It is found that there is no significant effect of gender,area and peer pressure on academic achievement of higher secondary school students.

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Technology is a dynamic concept. It undergoes continuous changes brought about by the improvement in the existing level of knowledge. It is manifested in the production process and changes that are taking places. The indispensability of technology for economic growth is an established fact. However, the classical economists paid little or no attention to this essential factor of production. The emphasis was on labour power and capital formation. The Classicists did recognise the significant role of technology but lacked the proper understanding to explain the simultaneous expansion of output and increase in population growth rate and the rise in world per capita output during the 19th Century. Schumpeter recognised the power of technology and its change but the rigorous effort took off in the post Keynesian-era after the emergence of growth literature by Harrod and Domar. Indeed Keynesian analysis paved the way for growth theory with Harrod and Domar introducing the much needed dynamism in economic analysis. However, the entire responsibility of generating growth is restricted to capital accumulation and investment in Harrod-Domar analysis; the model ignores innovation as source of growth. The paper argues that per capita output growth can be generated in the classical growth models of Malthus, Ricardo and Marx by considering technical progress as a factor of production.

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Technology, Labour, Classical and Keynesian Analysis

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Key words: Academic achievement, Cognitive style, Secondary School Students

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The Bodo and Assamese language are not derived from the same source. The Bodo language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family and Assamese language belongs to the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family. There are many differences in words in both language. But in case of the both language there are some similarities and dissimilarities. Simple sentence is the important part of the Syntax. There are subject and predicant in a simple Sentence. It is not essential that a simple sentence must be a short sentence. If there is only one predicate used with number of subjects to make a long sentence. Then also the sentence is called a simple sentence. We discuss some classification of simple sentence of both language.

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Bodo, Assamese, Simple sentence, Syntax.

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Knowledge Resources, Management of Digitization Processes, Evaluation, Prioritization

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Present study was carried out at Soil testing laboratory of Loknete Marutrao Ghule Patil DSSK Ltd Bhende. 48 soil samples were collected from different agriculture lands of Gopalpur village, Newasa Tahasil, Dist. Ahmednagar (Maharashtra) for the present study. Agriculture area of the village is 480 hectares. One soil sample per ten hectare area was taken randomly. The parameters such as available nitrogen, available phosphate, available potassium, and available micronutrients like zinc, ferrous, copper, manganese were analyzed. 48 samples were analyzed for soil nutrient status. On the basis of results obtained, it was recorded that, available nitrogen and phosphates were lower; while available potassium was very high. Soils were deficient in Ferrous (97.91%) followed by zinc (95.83%) and manganese (56.25 %), while there was no deficiency of copper.

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Key words- Soil, Micronutrients, Gopalpur.

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Arbitration is an emerging method of adjudication in the commercial matters and its development in the disputes regarding claims under insurance. In India, the matters relating to arbitration deals under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, while the claim of insurance generally comes before the district consumer forums along with the State and Central Consumer Commission subject to pecuniary jurisdiction. In this article, it is being discussed by the author that the relevance and enforcement of arbitration awards passed in the case relating to insurance. The concept of insurance stands on the pillars of the intention of compensating for the damage incurred and reducing the risk, but on the condition that the premium received for it must be adequate to the agreed risk, otherwise it will cost the existence of the insurer company in commercial market. The author has briefly discussed the New York Convention and principle of Kompetenz-kompetenz along with the principle of contra proferentum. The author has further discussed the advantages and the problems of arbitration clause in insurance agreement. In the article the author has discussed the cases relating to the interpretation of ambiguous terms of contract and the preliminary issues. Furthermore, the author has mentioned some guiding landmark cases relating to subjects along with discharge vouchers and has concluded with some suggestions.

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Insurance, Arbitration, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, Kompetenz-kompetenz, Contra-Proferentum, Discharge Vouchers

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Corona virus disease (CoViD-19) is essentially a respiration contamination because of a set of viruses infecting respiration pathway, lungs and it is able to unfold from animal to character, character to character even as sneezing or bodily contact. Their not unusual place symptom consists of cough, cold, fever and sore throat. Herbal remedy is a category of medication originating from nature consequently inflicting fewer facet outcomes due to much less use of additives, preservatives or excipients. I selected writing a evaluation over the usage of herbs for the remedy of Corona virus due to fast unfold of the contamination, availability of much less expertise concerning the remedy and multiplied subject of public to shield them from the impact of viral contamination and stopping the usage of allopathic medicines. This evaluation tries to cope with the significance of growing healing natural formulations from diverse medicinal plant life the use of the expertise primarily based totally on conventional gadget of medication. Although herbal merchandise were utilized by civilization due to the fact historical times, simplest in current a long time has there been developing studies into opportunity remedies and healing use of herbal merchandise. Plants synthesize and hold a whole lot of biochemical merchandise, lots of that are extractable and used for diverse clinical investigations. Therefore, medicinal plant life proved to be a first-rate hotel for the remedy of illnesses and illness through conventional healers in lots of societies.

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COVID-19, Ayurveda, Anti-viral, medicinal plants, Ocimum sanctum and Indian Traditional System

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herpes,pain,oral,genital,tretment.

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The global information infrastructure is transforming with the growth in full-text digital resources and fast communication facilities. This is so because institutions, agencies and departments in everywhere are busy capturing, processing, storing and disseminating information in the digital form. It is well established that fast access to desired information can lead to rapid development. While there are controls on this growing information resource, It has global implications and applications and therefore digitization is not a local affair as long as we understand that we can contribute to global information resources and also access its resources for any purpose.

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A Study of the Educational Philosophy of Shrimad Bhagvad Gita

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A Study of the Educational Philosophy of Shrimad Bhagvad Gita

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Industrial activity is necessary for the socio-economic progress of a country, but at the same time, it generates large amounts of solid and liquid waste. Industrial waste is usually much smaller in volume, but is more likely to contain hazardous materials, such as toxic chemicals, flammable liquids and asbestos. Although the total amount is less, the disposal of hazardous industrial waste is a matter of greater concern than that of domestic waste because of health hazards and the risk of environmental contamination. A case study was conducted to assess the effects of pollution on soil and water quality in Cherthala, Alappuzha District, Kerala State, India. Currently, many industries are located in and around Cherthala. A majority of these are small-scale industries, ice plants and fish units. As a primary step, reconnaissance of the site was carried out. Experimental investigations were conducted on water and soil samples collected from different areas. Water quality and soil quality parameters were analysed. Chemical analyses of soil samples primarily revealed the presence of iron, sulphur, zinc and copper above permissible limits. Considering the greater abundance of sulphur in the soil than the other constituents, the remediation of sulphur-contaminated soil was undertaken. It was found that chitosan, a by-product of the fish industry, could be effectively used for this purpose.

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Soil Pollution, Water Quality, Soil Quality, Chemical Analysis, Remediation, Chitosan

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ABSTRACT Covid 19 pandemic has affected the global economy and service sector in India. It has hit almost every industry and business of the economy in every corner of India. India's world real estate sector ranks second in generating employment and contributing to about five percent of GDP. As a result of covid-19, the new housing supply decreased, and the revenue declined significantly. It affected the real estate industry and our nation equally. The purpose of the current study is to assess the impact of covid-19 on the service sector of the real estate industry in India. From 2021 onwards, the pandemic may affect buyers' preferences regarding the choice of real estate with multiple layouts with more high safeness, hygiene, and captive amenities may find their thanks to more takers. In terms of economic land, satellite headquarters in non-conventional micro-markets, i.e., beyond the Central Business Districts (CBDs), will be absorbed quickly and effectively. This paper mainly focuses on the real estate sector and how much the outbreak of covid-19 influenced the real estate sector in India. It also discussed the strategies and responses taken by the real estate sector to sustain the Indian economy.

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Covid-19; Service Sector; Real Estate Sector; India

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The intellectual computing of an effective human-computer interaction (HCI) or human alternative and augmentative communication (HAAC) is vital in our lives in today's technological environment. One of the most essential approaches for developing a gesture-based interface system for HCI or HAAC applications is hand gesture recognition. As a result, in order to create an advanced hand gesture recognition system with successful applications, it is required to establish an appropriate gesture recognition technique. Human activity and gesture detection are crucial components of the rapidly expanding area of ambient intelligence, which includes applications such as robots, smart homes, assistive systems, virtual reality, and so on. We proposed a method for recognizing hand movements using surface electromyography based on an ANN . The CapgMyo dataset based on the Myo wristband (an eight-channel sEMG device) is utilized to assess participants' forearm sEMG signals in our technique. The original sEMG signal is preprocessed to remove noise and detect muscle activity areas, then signals are subjected to time and frequency based domain feature extraction. We used an ANN classification model to predict various gesture output classes for categorization. Finally, we put the suggested model to the test to see if it could recognize these movements, and it did so with an accuracy of 87.32 percent.

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In the Buchwald-Hartwig amination, benzophenone imine is a valuable ammonia analogue and a significant precursor for the synthesizing of N-protected primary amines. The traditional synthesis of benzophenone imine, on the other hand, necessitates the use of stoichiometric concentrations of metal reagents or high-pressure conditions. To improve the prospective applicability of benzophenone imine, researcher present a simple method for producing it. The reaction was performed by adding benzonitrile in phenyl-magnesium bromide solution, by refluxing it for about 12 hours. Finally, methanol (anhydrous) has been added that results in liquid form of prepared compound. The TLC of finally yielded compound was done for its efficacy.

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Benzophenone imine, Benzonitrile, Grignard reagent, TLC.

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The freewill theories as well as our own common understanding leads us to believe that rationality is very important to freewill and reason guides us to be free in choosing our actions. However, several recent theories in the feild of Philosophy of action and moral philosophy have suggested such analysis of human actions that the role of either rationality or freewill and sometimes even both is lost completely. In the present world of artificial intelligence (AI) and a mechanistic interpretation of everything that is going around the world, it is important to locate the presence of the concepts pf rationality and freewill in understanding the concept of action as against events or occurrences. The present paper aims to analyse these two important concepts in philosophy and understand the relation between the two.

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Rationality, Freewill, Actions, Responsibility, Determinism,

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Teaching of English as a communication skill and its effectiveness and their need for learning this foreign language in secondary school

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Communication, Verbal and non-verbal

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