Volume 11 | Issue 5

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Students feedback is an effective tool for teacher's evaluation resulting in faculty development. It investigates opinion mining by means of supervised learning techniques to search out the emotion of the students with their different perspective characterized choices of instructing and improve the quality of teaching. The proposed project is designed with a feature that only the students with registered mail having 85 percentage of attendance can give the feedback. The system maintains the feedback given by the students which is confidential and it presents in the form of pictorial representation. The feedback is also sent to the individual faculty member which informs about their strengths and weaknesses in a confidential manner.

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Feedback, Analysis, Evaluation, Performance

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This critical review examines abortion in India, focusing on the laws, access to services, and cultural practices that affect abortion. The Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act of 1971 legalized abortion, allowing abortion for up to 20 weeks under certain conditions. Access to approach safe abortion remains an issue, although the law was amended in 2021 to remove some restrictions. Lack of information, inadequate medical care and cultural norms hinder access to services, especially in rural areas. Unsafe and illegal abortions still exist and cause illness and death for parents. Emerging trends such as telemedicine show promise in improving access, but require further development and regulation. Integrating abortion care into primary care and expanding the role of intermediate care providers could fill the shortage of trained staff. Legal reforms, investments in health care and health interventions are necessary to ensure full and equitable access and safety to abortion for all women in India. Observing the health rights of women before birth and using new strategies are important in terms of solving the problems related to childbirth and ensuring justice in the country.

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Abortion, Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, Pregnancy, Contraceptives

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stree jiven avm chandrkiran sonerexa ki khaniya

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"Unmanned Ground Vehicle" is built to undertake missions like mine detection as a standalone unit for metal detection as well as in coordination with human beings (manual) wirelessly and it is free of charging because of inbuilt solar panel for battery charging system. It is a prototype illustrating the ever-expanding need for sophisticated technology and precision driven vehicles catering to the present day needs for a first line of defense. A person from a remote place can comfortably control the motion of the robot wirelessly and in situations where manual control is not prudent, the vehicle is capable of reaching the pre-programmed destination on its control.

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Mine Detection Machine

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In the early days of development of the power system, electrical engineers were mainly concerned about 'keeping the lights on'. They designed the power system to withstand outages. The main concern was to prevent the frequency of power system from deviating from 50Hz after outages. With the development in technology, use of gadgets like computers, arc furnaces, xerox machine etc. increased. Due to the use of these devices the load on the power system increases especially during the day time because of which many a times voltage level decreases and is needed to be increased. This task of increasing the voltage profile is done by switching on of a capacitor bank in the power system. But this switching action gives rise to capacitor switching transients. These transients are very hazardous to the power system as they cause severe problem to it and components present in it. For instance, at any moment it can crash the computer or data loss and other such problems. So, it becomes necessary to know the cause of these transients so that they can be suppressed. In this a back to back capacitor bank energization model is simulated in MATLAB Simulink environment. The voltage signals are captured at the source bus and load bus. The FFT analysis is carried out and mitigation of voltage magnification is done using pre-insertion resistors.

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Capacitor switching, maximum transient overvoltage's, power quality (PQ), voltage magnification etc.

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The current Automated Teller Machine (ATM) system relies on the use of ATM cards and Pin Identification Numbers (PINs) for authentication. However, this method is prone to various security threats such as theft of ATM cards, skimming, and the Lebanese loop, which compromise the security of users' financial information and funds.To address these issues, we propose a new system that utilizes face recognition technology for authentication instead of traditional ATM cards. The system combines facial recognition with the use of a PIN, providing a more secure and reliable method of accessing one's bank account.

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CNN,ATM,Camera

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The spread of IoT applications in recent years has supported the development of smart cities. A smart city leverages Internet of Things-enabled technologies, communications, and applications to maximize operational efficiency and improve the quality of services provided by his providers as a result of the health and well-being of people. However, as smart city networks grow, so does the risk of cyber threats and attacks. In a smart city network, sensors connected to massive cloud servers are connected to his IoT devices and exposed to threats and malicious attacks. Therefore, it is imperative to protect the Internet of Things from failures and thwart attacks. This study explores machine learning (LR, DT, RF, and MLP) based attacks and detection methods to mitigate and counter IOT cyber security risks in smart cities. The proposed technique is highly effective in detecting cyber-attacks, and the Stacking Ensembles model outperforms comparable models in terms of accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score, making it a promising candidate in this field. It further proves the sex.

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Smart city; Internet of Things, cyber security, cyber-attacks, machine learning, Random Forest, Linear Regression, Multi layer Perception, Decision Tree

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Modern physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) will be examined and evaluated from many academics' points of view in this study. Through a focused keyword search in the Scopus and Web of Science databases, 120 research publications from the computational sciences and engineering sector were specifically categorized using the PRISMA framework. Through bibliometric analysis, we have determined which journals have the most publications, which authors receive a lot of citations, and which nations have the most articles on PINNs. Some recently developed strategies that aim to improve PINN performance, lower slowness and high training costs, among other drawbacks, have been noted. To get over PINNs' drawbacks, many strategies have been developed. In this review, we categorized the newly proposed PINN methods into Extended PINNs, Hybrid PINNs, and Minimized Loss techniques. Various potential future research directions are outlined based on the limitations of the proposed solutions.

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physics-informed neural networks (PINNs); partial differential equation (PDE); loss function; activation function; deep learning.

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Loki, from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is one of the most captivating and intriguing characters to have ever graced the big screen. His character is one that straddles the line between hero and villain. This paper attempts to read Loki through the lens of psychoanalysis by examining Loki's motivations, actions, and personality traits and exploring how they align with Karen Horney's Theory of Neurosis. Through a Horneyan perspective, the paper analyses the neurotic patterns that can be identified in Loki's behaviour, such as his need for power, his need for approval, and his feelings of inferiority. The study considers the impact of external factors, such as Loki's troubled upbringing and his relationship with his adoptive family, on his neurosis. The purpose of this research is to illuminate the psychological motivations and conflicts that underlie Loki's actions and provide insights into his nuanced personality.

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Loki, Psychoanalysis, Neurosis, Karen Horney, Marvel Cinematic Universe

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Earthquakes cause massive damage to people and structures. The capacity to quickly assess damage over a large area is critical for successful disaster response. In recent years, social networks have proven to be a great capability to increase situational awareness and identify affected areas. In this context, this paper presents a method for assessing damage levels in earthquake zones utilizing social media data and the Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machine (SVM), Random Forest, and BERT classification algorithms. In order to compare different machine learning models in this study, we utilized our post-earthquake damage classification dataset consisting of Turkish Tweets, which we prepared and labeled for the problem. Identifying damaged structures from Turkish tweets after the earthquake is the first step of the solution which we propose. For spatial analysis, we need to extract the address information of the damaged structures from the tweets. Therefore, in this paper, we use Named Entity Recognition for address extraction and fine-tune the pre-trained BERT model with our own compiled detailed address detection NER dataset. Finally, in order to make disaster response more successful and effective, we obtained the latitude and longitude of damaged structures in the earthquake zone by obtaining the geographical coordinates of the addresses using the geocoder API, the address information obtained with the help of the NER model. Thus, rescue teams can intervene more effectively and increase their success rates.

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Social media, Twitter, Machine Learning, BERT, Named Entity Recognition (NER), Data Mining, Geocoding

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The North-Eastern region of India is marked by diverse cultural roots, multiple belief systems, and rare sub-species of flora and fauna. Majuli is the center of medieval culture of the Brahmaputra Valley. The ideology of Neo-Vaisnavism and the sect of Bhakti was the driving force behind the culture. Inheritance Direct support of a Hindu monastery as a Sattra name led to the development of the Bhaona performance and the mask culture. This movement led society, renewed it through art and culture and most importantly through spiritual activity. Masks and the mask performance was developed under the patronage of Sattra. This is one of the key elements that convey the spiritual feelings and identity of Srimanta Sankaradeva for the people. Spreading the Bhakti Cult Ideology in medieval society is the main goal of Bhaona's activity. So this movement is no longer a cultural movement or spiritual beliefs, but it has become a way of life. This paper investigates the distinctiveness of using Mukha (masks) to bridge the gap between the visible world and the world of materialism.

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culture, spiritual, Srimanta Sankaradeva, mask, mukha, bhaona, sattra, majuli

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The proposed system aims to solve the problem of autherization and to check if the given party i.e. NGO in our case if that is a legitimate organization or not. The authorization process includes a various steps for checking of the NGOs. First it will check for the registration of NGOs, to see if they are registered with government. It is the DARPAN website of government where NGOs have to registered themselves. As we know that any form of organization which runs a business they require a PAN. So if you're running a NGO you need a PAN. NGO not just being a non profit organization it also gets various donation over many places and to authorize those donation we need a tax exemption certificate which is (80G). 80G is a certificate that exempts you part or fully from paying taxes, if you have made donations to charitable trusts or section 8 company or organizations that are registered to offer you exemptions from taxes. For donation processes we're going to use Android Studio and Firebase to authenticate with Machine learning for Image processing to authenticate documents.

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NGO, Authorization, Tesseract OCR

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Glass fiber, cementitious, GRC, Construction.

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The government of India want doubling of farmer's income. Collectivizing farmers into Produce Organization (POs) has been considered as one of the way to identify opportunities and to overcome the challenges faced by the small and marginal farmers. This approach is demonstrating the potential to be more successful in breaking farmer's dependency on intermediaries and enabling them access better markets. Total 72 farmers and 20 market players were studied. As the FPOs move towards expending their business operations under taken, business activities carried out and production of different crops etc. were identified. Further, this paper attempts to examine the issues like as lack of professional management, weak financials, Inadequate access to credit, lack of risk mitigation mechanism, inadequate access to market, inadequate access to infrastructure and lack of technical skills.

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FPOs, Farmers, challenges, Pos, SFSCs and NABARD

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Just a few years ago, divorce in the Indian context was considered one of the few social phenomena. As society took on a new form due to modernization and technological advances, the rigid boundaries that defined traditional Indian life began to be replaced by a new worldview and way of life. This provided the impetus when women entered the workforce, which increased gender inequality due to women's changing status. Furthermore, the evolution of the demographic context from rural to urban or metropolitan lifestyle, the shift from multi-generational family to nuclear family, and the choice of spouse versus arranged marriage are characteristic of the changed scenario in India. In modern society, the dissolution of a marriage is based on the belief that living alone is better than maintaining the marriage personally.This article discusses issues and concerns related to weddings due to the changing socio-cultural life scenario, explosion of technology through social media and other forms of media, Western influence, etc. that have undermined the sustainability of marriages in India. The purpose of this study is to examine current trends in divorce. The aim is to understand the sociocultural factors that influence divorce rates and to suggest possible strategies to reduce or resolve family divorce problems. In this study, 50 men and 50 women were examined in detail

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Impact, Law, Divorce, Unification

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We are living in the 21st century where all the work is done using technology and has become an integrated part of life. In this article, we proposed the design and implementation of an electric vehicle (EV) charging station finder application developed in the Kotlin language. Due to the limitation of the electrical power distribution network, Electric Vehicles' charging stations are limited, and finding them is hard for new EV owners. In order to provide information to users about the charging stations and to help user to navigate, it was also created a mobile application to help EV owners with these processes. This Proposed Electric vehicle recharge at the nearest bunk using a web application helps EV owners to locate a charging station near them and to plan a journey with many features.

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Kotlin, In-Built Map, Navigation

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Google Scholar is a open and freely accessible popular online database that fulfill the research needs of academicians, for searching scholarly research output along with fundamental research metrics (citations, h-index, i10, etc.) to assess research output of researchers. This study explores the Google Scholar profile of LIS academias engaged in state university of Karnakata to measure their research online visibility. Data was collected by manually searches on Google scholar website on February 2023 with the name of the faculties and respective universities websites. The study found that 85 % of the faculties have a Google Scholar profile. Result show that Dr.B T Sampath Kumar (TU) is leading among the faculties members with a citation count of 1447, Dr. Mallinath Kumbar (MUs) has the highest number of publications, with a publication count of 263 and ranked 1, Dr. B T Sampath Kumar (TU) ranked 1 with the highest h-index of 20 and Dr.B T Sampath Kumar (TU) has the highest i10 index of 44. GS profile also can be used to assess the research output of the faculty members. This study also gives displaying interest areas for faculty members.

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Research online visibility, LIS Research, Google scholar, LIS faculty, State Universities, Karnataka

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The present study entitled "Study On Consumers Buying Behaviour On Packaged Milk In Siddipet District Of Telangana". This study delves into the buying behaviour of consumers when it comes to purchasing packaged milk in Siddipet district of Telangana. It aims to identify and analyze the various factors and influences that affect the decision-making process of consumers in choosing a particular brand of packaged milk. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, to gather data from a sample of consumers located in the district. The findings of the study provide insights into the various socio-economic, cultural, and demographic factors that influence consumer behaviour when it comes to packaged milk purchase. The study sheds light on the importance of product quality, pricing, brand image, and packaging design in influencing consumer purchasing decisions. These findings are significant for milk producers and marketers in developing targeted strategies to cater to the specific needs and preferences of the consumers in Siddipet district. Therefore, the study provides relevant and valuable information for individuals and organizations involved in the dairy industry in Telangana, and can be used as a basis for future research.

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Consumers buying behaviour, marketing channels,costumers preferences

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A state-of-the-art assistive gadget designed to increase mobility and freedom for people with physical limitations is the hand movement gesture wheelchair. Using sophisticated gesture recognition algorithms and sensors, this wheelchair converts hand motions into the proper wheelchair control signals. Two of the numerous components of the system are a set of wearable sensors placed on the user's hand and a processing unit integrated inside the wheelchair. The sensors record the hand actions, including gestures and finger motions, and then they relay the data to the processing unit. The processing unit evaluates the received signals using gesture recognition algorithms to detect the intended commands based on predetermined gestures. The system translates the selected commands for wheelchair control into the appropriate wheelchair movements, such as forward, backward, and turning and stabbing. These instructions are then carried out by the motorised wheelchair, enabling the user to move easily and precisely through their surroundings.

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Recognition algorithms and sensors; Commands; Gestures; Algorithms;

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Education is a powerful component for social change and shaping a nation as a whole. The different umbrella schemes and initiatives are adopted by the Union Govt. Of India to achieve a 100 percent literacy rate and eradicate the issues related to health conditions. Despite, a considerable number of children of different communities leave school without even completing their primary or secondary education. The interview, questionnaire, observation and household survey methods are applied for the collection of primary data. The secondary data was collected from the different sources. The results found through the study reveals the problems in improvising the educational and health status of children from tea tribe community.

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Tea garden community, educational, health.

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