Volume 12 | Issue 5

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This research paper explores the intricate symbolism embedded in the folk textiles of the Tangkhul Naga tribe, focusing on how these designs reflect the tribe's relationship with their natural environment. The study seeks to uncover the traditional knowledge and cultural significance encoded within these visual representations by analyzing the motifs of plants and animals depicted in these textiles. It also exhibits their extraordinary craft and shares the weaver's skill through woven stories.

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Folk textile, Weaving, Tangkhul Naga, Motifs, Plant, Animal.

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The soil ecosystem is a complex and diverse environment teeming with microbial life, playing a crucial role in nutrient cycling, plant health, and ecosystem functioning. Understanding the factors that influence microbial diversity within soil ecosystems is essential for elucidating the intricate dynamics of soil microbial communities. One such factor of interest is the variation in plant species inhabiting a particular soil environment, which has been shown to significantly influence microbial community composition and function. This dissertation aims to investigate the diversity of microbes present in soil when different species of the same plant are potted, shedding light on the intricate relationships between plant species and soil microbial communities. The study employs a multifaceted approach, integrating both field and laboratory techniques to comprehensively assess microbial diversity. A series of pot experiments are conducted, wherein soil samples are collected from pots harboring different species of the same plant. Next-generation sequencing techniques, such as 16S rRNA gene sequencing for bacterial communities and ITS sequencing for fungal communities, are employed to characterize the microbial diversity present in the soil samples. Additionally, physicochemical analyses are conducted to evaluate soil properties that may influence microbial community structure and function. In conclusion, this research underscores the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in studying soil microbial ecology, providing valuable insights into the mechanisms driving microbial diversity in response to plant species variation. By elucidating the intricate relationships between plants and soil microbes, this study advances our understanding of soil ecosystem dynamics and informs strategies for sustainable land management and biodiversity conservation.

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soil diversity, soil microbiota, diversity in plant species, soil microbes

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Generating animation from capture human motion. important problem in computer graphics. The creation of these virtual characters is different from traditional 3D animation but is based on real character movements and expressions. An overview of several mainstream motion capture systems in the field of motion capture is presented, and the application of motion capture technology in film and animation is explained in detail. The current motion capture technology is mainly based on complex human markers and sensors, which are costly, while deep-learning-based human pose estimation is becoming a new option. However, most existing methods are based on a single person or picture estimation, and there are many challenges for video multiples on estimation. The experimental results show that a simple design of the human motion capture system is achieved.

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deep learning ,CNN, point cloud ,pymesh, open 3d

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Sustainable tourism is a paradigm shift towards ethical and ecologically responsible practices meant to lessen the adverse effects of tourism on the environment and nearby communities. This extensive paper explores the complex interplay between social justice, economic viability, and environmental preservation as it dives into the many facets of sustainable tourism within the hotel industry. The analysis shows how important aspects like waste management, community involvement, energy and resource efficiency, and cultural preservation interact to support a more sustainable tourism model. In the context of the hotel industry, the research also examines how technology might improve sustainability initiatives, from digital platforms that promote community involvement to energy-efficient infrastructure. In addition to outlining the advantages of implementing sustainable tourism practices, this paper offers practical advice for hotels looking to incorporate sustainability into their operations by looking at successful case studies and industry best practices. In the end, the study advances knowledge on how the hotel sector can be a key player in promoting sustainable tourism by balancing economic expansion with social and environmental responsibility. Resource management and conservation methods play a crucial role in the hotel industry's implementation of sustainable tourism. The study investigates cutting-edge strategies to lessen hotels' environmental impact, including the use of eco-friendly building materials, watersaving techniques, and renewable energy sources. The integration of green certifications and standards is emphasized, emphasizing their significance in demonstrating a dedication to sustainability and satisfying the demands of environmentally concerned tourists. The objectives of this study encompass a comprehensive approach to enhancing sustainability in the hotel industry. Firstly, the focus is on reducing environmental footprints through waste minimization, eco-friendly practices integration, and efficient resource use, aiming to provide actionable steps for hotels to support environmental sustainability actively. Secondly, community engagement and socio-cultural integration are targeted, exploring ways for hotels to interact positively with nearby communities, support small businesses, and contribute to cultural preservation, thus fostering constructive socio-cultural exchanges. Thirdly, guest education and awareness programs are designed to raise visitors' understanding of hotel sustainability practices, encouraging ethical decisions beyond their stay. Fourthly, technology integration is investigated to leverage digital platforms, energy-efficient technologies, and smart building systems for sustainable operations and communication. Fifthly, the importance of sustainability certifications and standards is assessed, guiding hotels on becoming and maintaining certifications to build credibility with environmentally conscious consumers. Additionally, the study explores the economic viability of sustainable practices, debunking the myth that sustainability is costly by highlighting financial benefits like resource efficiency and market distinctiveness. Lastly, policy advocacy and regulatory compliance are examined to help hotels navigate the regulatory landscape and align with broader sustainability objectives, promoting cooperation with governmental bodies for sustainable tourism development. Within the hotel sector, social responsibility is yet another essential component of sustainable tourism. The study looks at programmes to interact with local communities, such as fostering employment possibilities, supporting small companies, and promoting cultural heritage. Approaches to building constructive partnerships between hotels and the communities they serve are examined, with a focus on mutual gain and inclusive growth. The methodology utilized for the study involved a random sampling procedure, where individuals were selected through emails, in-person meetings, and completion of a questionnaire. Various tables, charts, and graphs, including pie and bar diagrams, were used to present survey conclusions. The bar diagram, in particular, depicted rectangular bars of proportional length to represent comparison factors. The research focused on clients who travel, assessing their satisfaction with services. The main tool was the questionnaire, and a sample of 159 regular hotel-traveling clients was analyzed. The paper also discusses the changing tastes of contemporary tourists, who are looking for experiences that are genuine and meaningful. It looks into how hotels may set themselves apart from the competition by incorporating sustainable practices into the visitor experience, such as carefully planned local excursions that foster cultural and environmental awareness or ecofriendly services. In the framework of sustainable tourism, the role that awareness and education play within the hotel business is also examined. The research emphasizes the value of visitor education programmes, staff training programmes, and open lines of communication to make sure all stakeholders are aware of the issues and actively support sustainability goals. The findings reveal a significant consideration for sustainability practices among respondents when selecting hotels, although the frequency varies. Key sustainable practices such as waste minimization, energy conservation, and community involvement are prioritized. Some respondents are willing to pay a premium for certified sustainable hotels, while others are willing to allocate a percentage of their income for this purpose. Community involvement in sustainable projects is seen as crucial for socio-cultural integration and local economic growth. Motivations for choosing sustainable hotels include authentic experiences, personal ideals, and environmental conscience. Awareness of sustainability practices is mainly obtained through online sources and direct interactions. Encouraging eco-friendly behaviors through rewards and practical solutions is seen as effective. However, there are divergent views on whether hotels should prioritize sustainability over price considerations. Positive word-of-mouth marketing is likely for hotels with strong sustainability practices. Respondents also emphasize the role of governments in promoting sustainable tourism and the importance of green certifications. Areas for improvement in sustainability include waste management, energy efficiency, and reporting transparency. Transparent communication of sustainability efforts and offering sustainable dining options are valued by respondents. Guest involvement in sustainability initiatives and participation in sustainable activities are encouraged to promote a sense of responsibility. Hotels can enhance sustainability by focusing on factors like staff training, waste reduction, and community involvement, while providing information for guest contributions and prioritizing sustainable practices like waste minimization and energy efficiency. Incorporating sustainable architecture and design is also seen as important for reducing environmental impact. Finally, the study debunks the myth that sustainability reduces profitability by examining the financial advantages of sustainable tourism for the lodging sector. Financial analyses and case studies present examples of how environmentally concerned traveler segments have been drawn to destinations with sustainable practices, which has lowered operating costs and increased long-term economic sustainability. The present paper offers a thorough exposition of sustainable tourism in the hotel industry, presenting a sophisticated comprehension of the interdependent components that foster a more conscientious and robust tourism domain. The report is a useful tool for stakeholders, politicians, and hoteliers who are trying to understand how to navigate the changing environment of sustainable tourism. It does this by looking at best practices, new trends, and the financial benefits of sustainable approaches. In the future, ecotourism is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping sustainable travel practices. As travelers become increasingly conscious of their environmental footprint, ecotourism offers a promising avenue for experiencing natural wonders while minimizing negative impacts. This trend is likely to continue growing, driven by a desire for authentic and immersive experiences that prioritize conservation and community involvement. From eco-friendly accommodations to responsible wildlife viewing and support for local economies, ecotourism will continue to evolve and expand its reach. Embracing ecotourism not only benefits the environment but also fosters cultural exchange and economic resilience in host communities, making it a crucial aspect of sustainable tourism in the years to come.

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Management, Tourism, Travel, tour

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To improve gameplay experiences, this paper investigates the architecture and use of a mod menu system in video games. Specifically, it focuses on the dynamic integration of user-made changes. The mod menu functions as a graphical user interface (GUI) for managing, activating, and customizing different types of game changes, or "mods." The historical development of modding groups and their effects on the gaming industry is first examined in the research. It draws attention to mod menus' importance in offering a centralized platform where users can easily browse, install, and configure various modifications, from gameplay tweaks to visual upgrades. The article explores the technical side of creating mod menus, highlighting the significance of platform and game engine compatibility. It goes on important factors including version control to ensure game updates work, security precautions to stop harmful modifications, and user-friendly interfaces to improve accessibility. The paper also examines the moral ramifications of modding and the duties of game producers in creating a community that accepts user-generated material. It highlights the necessity of cooperative frameworks between creators and modders and tackles concerns with intellectual property, copyright, and community norms. Best practices and lessons learned are extracted from case studies of popular video games that successfully implemented mod menus. These illustrations demonstrate the beneficial effects of modding communities on the vitality and dynamism of games, prolonging their lifespan and encouraging player inventiveness. Beyond its success as a video game, Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V) has fostered a thriving modding community. Of all the mods out there, mod menus have become very effective resources for gamers looking to heavily alter their gameplay. To shed light on the mod menus' influence on the game's ecosystem, this review paper examines the design, functionality, and history of GTA V.

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This Paper explains to create a robotic arm which works as the things humans cannot do repeatedly. The robotics is the study which consists of electrical engineering and mechanical engineering. Robots have been widely used in various industries for tasks such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and agriculture. However, the development of a multiapplication robot that can perform tasks across different industries is still in its early stages. This Work proposes the development of a multiapplication robot that can be easily reconfigured and adapted to perform different tasks in various industries. The robot will be equipped with advanced sensors, actuators, and software that enable it to autonomously navigate and manipulate objects in different environments. The proposed multiapplication robot has the potential to improve efficiency, productivity, and safety in industries where multiple tasks are performed. Further research and development are needed to bring this technology to the market and realize its full potential.

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DC Motor, Relay, Arduino uno.

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In this study the seismic response of reinforced concrete structure using steel bracing considering soil structure interaction to increase the horizontal stability of structure and rigidity of the structure. In which it is assumed that the building is fixed at it bases, but in reality the soil medium allows movement to some extent due to its property to deform. Therefore, this may decrease the stiffness of the structure and hence may increase the natural periods of the system. Thus, the process in which soil influences the movement of the structure and further this movement of structure influence the response of the soil is termed as Soil-Structure Interaction. Using X-type bracing in mid positions and with effect of SSI and without of SSI to strengthening the R.C. structure .

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Soil Structure Interaction , X-type Bracing , Earthquake proof structure , SAP 2000

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The majority of the design efforts for near radix-8 Booth multipliers have so far focused on systems that rely on ASICs. The performance improvement that would be achieved with ASIC-based systems would be far greater than with FPGA-based hardware accelerators when using these multipliers, since they are defined as approximations. Reason being, FPGAs and ASICs are fundamentally different in their architectural concepts. Using high-performance approximation radix-8 Booth multipliers, this short proposes FPGA-based solutions to address this gap. Hence, two approximations of radix-8 Booth multipliers, AxBM1 and AxBM2, are suggested. Utilizing the 6-input lookup tables (LUTs) and supporting carry chains on FPGAs to their maximum potential requires the use of approximation. The delay performance of AxBM2 is 49% better than that of the previous top FPGA-targeted design. By combining truncation with AxBM2's complementary errors function; we were able to obtain energy savings of up to 60%. We can more precisely resolve the previous state-of-the-art error-energy Pareto front and get higher energy gains for any given error constraint. In an example study with the suggested multipliers and Sobel edge detection, AxBM2 was able to detect 98.45 percent of edges while reducing energy consumption by 26.41 percent

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Radix-8, Booth Multiplier, Accelerator.

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A roving survey was conducted to monitor the pesticide residues in honey samples collected from the honeybee colonies kept in onion fields and the markets of Nashik, Pune and Ahmednagar districts of Maharashtra, India during 2023. A total of 30 field samples (10 from each district) and 9 market samples (3 from each district) were collected and analysed for a total of 201 pesticide residues using MRM LC-MS MS. The result indicated that five samples among 39 were detected with the pesticides above quantification limits among which two were market samples. No pesticide residues were found in the samples gathered from Nashik district. However, samples collected from Pune district revealed the presence of spinosad (0.013mg/kg), fipronil (0.275 mg/kg) and carbendazim (0.012mg//kg). In Ahmednagar district, the samples showed the presence of imidacloprid (0.016 mg/kg), IN-J9Z38 (a metabolite of cyantraniliprole) (0.060), and carbendazim (0.018mg/kg). Considering the increasing concern regarding contaminants in food, especially pesticide residues in honey, urgent measures are needed to establish standardized Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) for pesticides in honey which will play a pivotal role in ensuring food safety and safeguarding public health.

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Residue, Onion, Honey, Seed production, Insecticides, Pesticides

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The integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has fundamentally transformed higher education, offering new opportunities and presenting unique challenges. This abstract explores the multifaceted role of ICT in enhancing teaching methodologies, expanding access to education, and improving administrative efficiencies within higher education institutions. ICT tools such as online learning platforms, virtual classrooms, and digital libraries have revolutionized traditional educational paradigms, enabling more interactive, flexible, and personalized learning experiences. These technologies facilitate global collaboration and knowledge exchange, breaking down geographical barriers and promoting inclusivity. However, the implementation of ICT in higher education is not without challenges. Issues such as the digital divide, high costs, cybersecurity threats, and the need for continuous professional development for educators must be addressed to fully leverage ICT's potential. Strategic investments in infrastructure, equitable access initiatives, robust security measures, and comprehensive training programs are essential for overcoming these barriers. The ongoing evolution of ICT continues to redefine the educational landscape, necessitating adaptive strategies and collaborative efforts among governments, institutions, and the private sector. By effectively addressing these challenges and embracing ICT innovations, higher education institutions can enhance their educational offerings, improve operational efficiencies, and better prepare students for the demands of a digital world. This abstract underscores the pivotal role of ICT in shaping the future of higher education and highlights the importance of a proactive approach to integrating technology into academic environments.

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ICT, higher education, challenges, roles, impact.

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"GENDER ANALYSIS OF CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: CHALLENGES AND COPING STRATEGIES AMONG PARENTS IN CHITTOOR DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH".

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Title: "GENDER ANALYSIS OF CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: CHALLENGES AND COPING STRATEGIES AMONG PARENTS IN CHITTOOR DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH".

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The smart garbage collection system uses ultrasonic sensors, servo motors, and RFID card verification to autonomously manage waste. It detects bin fill levels, automates emptying, and ensures only authorized access. The system improves route planning, reduces emissions, and promotes cleaner urban environments, offering a scalable, sustainable waste management solution.

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ArduinoUno,Ultrasonic sensor, Servo motor,RFID reader etc.

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Bisoprolol Fumarate, Telmisartan, RP-HPLC, Bioanalytical method, Human plasma

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The rapid advancement in deep learning technologies has significantly impacted the field of environmental monitoring, particularly in the fine-grained analysis of air quality. This systematic review aims to evaluate the current deep learning approaches used for feature extraction in fine-grained air quality analysis. We provide a comprehensive overview of the methodologies, architectures, and techniques employed in recent studies, highlighting their strengths and limitations. By systematically categorizing and analyzing the various deep learning models, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs), recurrent neural networks (RNNs), and hybrid models, this review identifies key features that contribute to accurate air quality predictions. Additionally, we discuss the role of data pre-processing, feature selection, and dimensionality reduction in enhancing model performance. The findings of this review underscore the importance of tailored feature extraction techniques in improving the granularity and reliability of air quality forecasts, and offer insights into future research directions and potential applications in environmental management.

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air quality, deep learning models, convolutional neural networks (CNNs), recurrent neural networks (RNNs)

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The rapid advancement of deep learning technologies has significantly transformed the landscape of medical diagnostics, particularly in the domain of dermatology. This review paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in deep learning approaches applied to image-based skin disease detection systems. We examine the various convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures and their efficacy in classifying and diagnosing a wide range of skin conditions. The review highlights the critical role of large annotated datasets and discusses the challenges associated with data scarcity and variability. Additionally, we explore the integration of advanced techniques such as transfer learning, ensemble methods, and attention mechanisms in enhancing model performance. The review paper also addresses the limitations of current systems, including issues related to interpretability, overfitting, and the need for real-time processing capabilities. Through a detailed analysis of recent studies, this review underscores the potential of deep learning to revolutionize skin disease diagnostics and outlines future directions for research to bridge existing gaps and improve clinical outcomes.

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skin disease detection, deep learning technologies, convolutional neural networks (CNNs), disease diagnostics

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The enactment of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) in 2016 revolutionized the resolution of insolvency and bankruptcy cases in India, introducing a structured approach to the process. A pivotal aspect of the IBC is the Waterfall Mechanism, delineating the hierarchical distribution of proceeds from the sale of a corporate debtor's assets. This paper delves into Section 53 of the IBC, elucidating the prioritization of claims ranging from insolvency resolution costs to equity shareholders. Emphasizing the equitable treatment of stakeholders, the mechanism ensures that secured creditors are given precedence while also addressing the claims of unsecured creditors and other interested parties. Recent amendments, notably the inclusion of homebuyers as financial creditors, underscore the dynamic nature of the IBC in response to stakeholder dynamics. As the IBC evolves, ongoing reforms and judicial interpretations will refine its efficacy in managing corporate insolvency and bankruptcy cases in India.

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IBC 2016 , Waterfall Mechanism, Sec 53, prioritization of claims, ongoing reforms, judicial interpretations

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Every Rebellion gives birth to a revolution, and it creates history and teaches a lesson to the oppressor. The freedom movement of India gives birth to many revolutionaries who fought against British Raj and their system to get freedom. One such revolution took place in Jharkhand. One of the indigenous tribes that had long since inhabited the area was the Munda tribe. The Legendary hero of the Munda tribe, Bhagwan Birsa Munda created history by playing a role of Savior, Protector of tribal Culture, Defender of tribal administrative Structure and economic system. He raised the voice against the transformation of the tribal agrarian System into the feudal state around the Chhota Nagpur area. His achievements are even more remarkable for having been accomplished before the age of 25. The Aim of this paper is to understand the contributions of the legendary 'Bhagwan Birsa Munda' in struggle movement, who made a remarkable contribution to promoting tribal rights through tribal freedom movements and how he gave a right vision of nation.

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Bhagwan, Birsa Munda, Dharti Aba, freedom fighter, Indian tribal

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Most of the researcher's time went through in amassing and examining information: information around temperatures, events, concentrations, lengths, etc. The field of insights bargains with the investigation of data. Using fitting insights, you may be able to create sense of the large amount of information you have collected so that you can simply tell your investigated story coherently and with defense. There is a run of factual devices in research which can offer assistance analysts to oversee their investigated information and make strides the result of them inquire about by way better elucidation of information. You may utilize measurements in inquire about by understanding the inquire about address, information of measurements and your individual involvement in coding.

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This study investigates the feasibility of utilizing sawdust as a sustainable material in the construction industry by incorporating it into block production. The focus is on enhancing the strength properties of sawdust blocks by adding lime, clay, and CaCO3 as stabilizers. The experimental procedure involves preparing different mixtures of sawdust, lime, clay, and CaCO3 in varying proportions. These mixtures are then compressed into block forms by tamping manually. The blocks are cured at room temperature. To evaluate the strength properties, the compressive strength of the blocks are tested according to relevant standards and their physical properties test for clay such as sieve analysis, specific gravity & lime test are carried out. Preliminary results indicate that the addition of lime, clay, and CaCO3 contributes significantly to enhancing the strength characteristics of sawdust blocks. The incorporation of these stabilizers improves the cohesion between sawdust particles, resulting in higher compressive strength. This study provides valuable insights into the potential of utilizing sawdust blocks as eco-friendly building material, offering a sustainable solution for construction while reducing environmental impact. Further research is recommended to optimize the mixture proportions and explore additional additives for enhanced performance.

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Sawdust, Insulation, Compressive strength.

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Electronic waste (e-waste) refers to the disposal of broken or obsolete electrical and electronic components and materials. E-waste is a popular, informal name for electronic products nearing the end of their "useful life." Computers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, CDs, copiers, mobiles, fax machines, microwaves,s and other similar appliances are common electronic products. Many of these products can be reused, reduced, and recycled. E-waste is now the fastest-growing waste stream in the world. The UN has called it a tsunami of e-waste. Currently, only a few countries have a uniform way of measuring this waste. There are concerns about the availability and supply of new materials for electronics and electrical devices in the future. Yet e-waste contains many high-value and scarce materials, such as gold, platinum, cobalt, rare earths, and high quantities of Aluminum and tin. E-waste presents a potential security threat to individuals & exporting countries and poses a critical issue in terms of solid waste management. Certain components of some electrical and electronic products contain materials that render them hazardous, depending on their condition and density. The processes of dismantling and disposing of electronic waste in developing countries like India led to a number of environmental impacts. Liquid and atmospheric releases end up in bodies of water, groundwater, soil, and air; therefore affect both domesticated and wild animals on land and sea, in crops and drinking water eaten by both animals & humans, and harm the ecosystem. Rapid innovation and lowering costs have dramatically increased access to electronic products and digital technology with many benefits. This has led to an increase in the use of electronic devices and equipment and the creation of e-waste. E-waste comes from many sources including households, businesses, and governments. E-waste is the toxic legacy of our digital age. It's high time to fix the problem.

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Solid waste management, Rapid Innovation, Toxic legacy.

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