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  Paper Title: A Comparative Study of Social Competence and Emotional Maturity Among Government and Private School Students.

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  Title: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOCIAL COMPETENCE AND EMOTIONAL MATURITY AMONG GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SCHOOL STUDENTS.

  Author Name(s): Anuj Chauhan, Priya Sharma

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f695-f699

 Year: July 2025

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The present research, study on effect of social competence and emotional maturity among government and private school students. Social competency is the capacity to interact with others effectively, manage social situations with empathy and understanding, and maintain healthy relationships, whereas emotional maturity is the capacity to understand, regulate, and communicate emotions in a constructive and healthy manner. The sample consist of 120 students (60 boys & 60 girls). Data is collected with the help of Social Competence Scale and Emotional Maturity Scale. t-Test statistical technique is used for analysis of the data. According to the findings, there are notable differences in social competence and emotional maturity between students attending government and private schools, as well as between students who are boys and girls. Future studies on emotional maturity and social competence are crucial, particularly to understand the ways in which these characteristics impact academic performance, interpersonal relationships, and mental health. Analyzing developmental patterns, cultural influences, and intervention strategies can enhance emotional regulation, empathy, and flexibility, which will benefit clinical, educational, and organizational settings.


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  Paper Title: "MONKEYPOX: A GROWING GLOBAL HEALTH CONCERN- A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW"

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  Title: "MONKEYPOX: A GROWING GLOBAL HEALTH CONCERN- A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW"

  Author Name(s): Ulagadde Soham P., Kothari Nisha M., Sayyed Mehraj J.

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f686-f694

 Year: July 2025

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Mpox or monkeypox is zoonotic illness caused due to monkeypox virus (an Ortho poxvirus). Mpox is close relative of Variola(smallpox) virus. MPXV is a double-stranded DNA virus transmitted by droplet exposure via exhaled large droplets, direct contact (Sexual/Infected skin lesions, contagious materials such as towels, bedding) MPXV was first detected in 1958 in an outbreak of a vesicular disease among captive monkeys transported from Africa to Denmark for research purposes. The largest animal reservoirs of the virus have been found in squirrels, giant pouched rats. In Aug.1970 the first case of monkeypox was identified in 9-year-old child in the village of Bukenda in the equatorial region of Zaire (now DRC). Mpox is endemic in both Central Africa and West Africa. The recent outbreaks of MPXV have now occurred in several countries on almost all components. Symptoms of Mpox include Fever, Headache, Myalgia, Characteristics rash that develops into papules which evolve to vesicles, pustules and crusts in the genital, anal or oral regions. Diagnosis can be made through presence of Ortho poxvirus DNA in PCRs from lesion swab or body fluids. Patients with severe manifestations and people at risk of severe disease (e.g. immunosuppressed people) could benefit from antiviral treatment which includes (e.g. tecovirimat, brincidovir, cidofovir) and vaccinia immune globulin intravenous (VIGIV). JYNEEOS(TM)(live replication incompetent vaccinia virus) and ACAM 2000(live, replication competent vaccinia virus) are two vaccines currently available as medical counter measures for Ortho poxvirus such as monkeypox


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Monkeypox, Orthopoxvirus, democratic republic of Congo, Prodromal stage, PCR kit.

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  Paper Title: Analysis of Serious Games Preference with Heritage and Sustainable Development-A Survey-Based Study

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  Title: ANALYSIS OF SERIOUS GAMES PREFERENCE WITH HERITAGE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT-A SURVEY-BASED STUDY

  Author Name(s): Elham Mohamed Abdelbary Ahmed, Rasha Sami Metawi, Hassan Mostafa Hassan

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f673-f685

 Year: July 2025

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The current study investigates the association of serious games (SGs) preference with cultural heritage, community, educational, and sustainable development (SD). Quantitative and qualitative research methods were used to achieve this objective, and data were collected using the survey technique. An original and historical HTML5 memory serious game was developed to give the audience at the museum a fast, informative look at the dinosaur era in Egypt. The study's sample consisted of 104 students residing in different countries. The reliability of the questionnaire was evaluated via Cronbach Alpha (0.953), showing data authenticity. The results obtained from the survey showed significant associations (P <= 0.05) of students' preference after playing that SG on community and educational development, cultural heritage (CH), and SD via chi-square test. The study concluded that SGs are now associated with community and educational development, SD, and CH. The results also concluded that it should be designed for a wider audience with low violence, positivism, responsible gaming, and educational value. Hopefully, the results of this study will help develop games incorporating users' recommendations for SGs.


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  Paper Title: Demographic profile role in confectionary products - special reference with chocolate consumers.

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  Title: DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE ROLE IN CONFECTIONARY PRODUCTS - SPECIAL REFERENCE WITH CHOCOLATE CONSUMERS.

  Author Name(s): P, Nandhini, Dr. R. Subhashini

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f665-f672

 Year: July 2025

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The present design is based on the theory of planned behavior and tests the demography variable role in TPB's major variable. The study examined age, education, and income as independent variables and attitude towards chocolate buying intention and buyer behavior as dependent variables. Results showed no significant differences in buyer behavior among education and income groups. However, younger respondents showed higher buyer behavior. No significant differences were found in attitudes towards chocolate among different age and income groups. High-income consumer groups showed significant differences in buying intentions.


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  Paper Title: Tarpana: A Specific Netrakriya Kalpa Procedure To Keep Eyes Healthy

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  Title: TARPANA: A SPECIFIC NETRAKRIYA KALPA PROCEDURE TO KEEP EYES HEALTHY

  Author Name(s): Dr. Shailendra Singh, Prof. (Dr.) Ashu Vinaik.

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f661-f664

 Year: July 2025

 Downloads: 108

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Ayurveda is a life science dedicated to protecting human health. The eyes are vital sensory organs that are susceptible to harmful influences. Ayurvedic methods, known as Kriyakalpa, safeguard eye health, with Tarpana being a straightforward yet effective technique. This method strengthens and heals the eyes from various disorders.


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  Paper Title: Chronical Kidney Prediction Using Machine Learning

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2507649

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  Title: CHRONICAL KIDNEY PREDICTION USING MACHINE LEARNING

  Author Name(s): Dr. N. P. Lavanya Kumari, Temperla Venkata Rama Krishna Kusuma

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f655-f660

 Year: July 2025

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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a critical health concern affecting millions globally, often progressing silently until it reaches an advanced stage. Early detection and accurate prediction of CKD can significantly reduce the risk of kidney failure, improve patient outcomes, and decrease the financial burden of long-term treatments like dialysis and transplantation. Traditional diagnostic methods are time-consuming, expensive, and sometimes inaccessible in remote areas. In response to these challenges, this project proposes a data-driven approach using machine learning to predict CKD at an early stage based on clinical and physiological parameters. The primary objective of this study is to develop and evaluate various machine learning models for predicting CKD using a publicly available dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository. The dataset contains 400 instances with 24 attributes, including age, blood pressure, blood sugar levels, serum creatinine, and more. The data was preprocessed to handle missing values, normalize numerical features, and encode categorical variables. Following preprocessing, multiple supervised learning algorithms were implemented and evaluated, including Logistic Regression, Random Forest, Support Vector Machines (SVM), K Nearest Neighbors (KNN), and Decision Trees. Model evaluation was performed using performance metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and Area Under the ROC Curve (AUC-ROC). Among all models tested, the Random Forest classifier delivered the highest predictive accuracy and robustness. Cross-validation was used to ensure generalizability and avoid overfitting. Additionally, feature importance analysis was conducted to identify the most influential parameters contributing to CKD prediction. This project demonstrates the practical applicability of machine learning in the healthcare domain, particularly in predictive diagnostics. The outcomes of this study can aid healthcare professionals in early identification of CKD and can serve as a foundation for building intelligent diagnostic support systems. Future enhancements may include deploying the model as a web or mobile application, integrating real-time hospital data, and expanding the dataset for higher precision and clinical relevance.


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  Paper Title: IMPACT OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ON AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

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  Title: IMPACT OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ON AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

  Author Name(s): MAHESH PALLIKONDA

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f647-f654

 Year: July 2025

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Climate is a critical determinant of agricultural productivity, influencing crop growth, livestock health, and overall farm output. In recent years, growing concerns about the impacts of climate change on agriculture have led to a surge in research focused on this issue. Much of the existing literature examines the potential physical effects of climate change, including variations in crop and livestock yields, and explores the resulting economic implications. This study provides a comprehensive review of the impacts of climate change on agricultural systems. It highlights the significance of human adaptation strategies, assesses potential regional disparities in agricultural vulnerability, and examines projected shifts in food production patterns and market prices in response to changing climatic conditions.


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  Paper Title: A review on antidiabetic activity of Phyrus pashia in pharmaceutical research

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  Title: A REVIEW ON ANTIDIABETIC ACTIVITY OF PHYRUS PASHIA IN PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH

  Author Name(s): Taranpreet Kaur, Dr Dev Prakash Dahiya, Palak kumari, Samriti Naik

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f640-f646

 Year: July 2025

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This review explores the antidiabetic mechanisms of Pyrus pashia, such as the inhibition of key carbohydrate-hydrolysing enzymes (?-amylase and ?-glucosidase), enhancement of insulin secretion, and potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. In vitro and in vivo studies have demonstrated the plant's ability to lower blood glucose levels, improve glucose tolerance, and protect pancreatic ?-cells from oxidative damage.Pear fruits have been reported to contain abundant bioactive compounds and exhibit antidiabetic activity. In this study, pear (Pyrus pashia) fermentation broth was sequentially extracted by five solvents with increasing polarity (petroleum ether, chloroform, ethyl acetate, n-butanol, and water) to evaluate its antioxidant and hypothermic activities, and then the main compounds of the fraction with the highest activity were assessed, which might be responsible for such activities.Eleven monomeric compounds were seriatim examined for ?-glucosidase inhibitory activity to fish out anti-diabetic components. For the first time, this study delineated pear peel's anti-diabetic prospect of treatment for type 2 diabetes.


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  Paper Title: Fuzzy Modeling Control Of Water Quality Parameters In Aquaculture

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  Title: FUZZY MODELING CONTROL OF WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS IN AQUACULTURE

  Author Name(s): Sarala N, Bhuvana G

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f630-f639

 Year: July 2025

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Aquaculture is a vital sector in global food production, yet its success is heavily dependent on optimal water quality management. This research investigates the application of fuzzy modeling to assess and predict key water quality parameters in aquaculture systems. Recognizing the inherent complexities and uncertainties in aquatic environments, fuzzy logic provides a robust framework for integrating diverse parameters such as temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, ammonia levels, and turbidity. Through the development of a comprehensive fuzzy model, this study aims to analyze the interactions between various water quality factors and their impacts on aquatic species health, growth rates, and overall system productivity. By employing fuzzy inference systems, the research enables better decision-making for aquaculture management, allowing stakeholders to adapt to fluctuating environmental conditions and optimize aquaculture practices. The findings highlight the effectiveness of fuzzy modeling as a tool for improving water quality monitoring and management strategies, ultimately contributing to more sustainable aquaculture operations. This approach not only enhances the resilience of aquaculture systems but also supports the long-term viability of aquatic resources in the face of environmental challenges.


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  Paper Title: Bridging the AI Skills Gap: Empowering Engineers and Project Managers through No-Code AI in SaaS Ecosystems

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  Title: BRIDGING THE AI SKILLS GAP: EMPOWERING ENGINEERS AND PROJECT MANAGERS THROUGH NO-CODE AI IN SAAS ECOSYSTEMS

  Author Name(s): Ullas Das

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f617-f629

 Year: July 2025

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This review article discusses the disruptive possibilities of no-code AI in closing the skills gap related to AI in the Software as a Service (SaaS) environment. These platforms democratize development of AI and enable non technical professionals, engineers, project and line managers, and business analysts to directly work with artificial intelligence tools creating more collaboration and innovation. Its paper discusses the advantages of no-code AI such as the faster development loop, economical, and even more accessible and compares it to other conventional AI development paradigms. The review demonstrates, via case studies, the benefits of the combination of different data sources through the no-code platform to create more efficient AI models and decision making. Their implications to the practitioners and policymakers are outlined, and it is conveyed that education, training, and universal technological policies are necessary. At the conclusion of the paper, recommendations as to the future research are provided, where the emphasis was made on the long-term effect of no-code AI systems, the potential of their cross-industry application, and the creation of the best practice frameworks, in which such systems can be deployed.


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No-code AI, AI skills gap, SaaS ecosystems, machine learning, democratization of AI, data integration, predictive models, software development, AI adoption, cross-functional collaboration, AI empowerment.

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  Paper Title: INVITRO ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY OF ABUTILON CRISPUM

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  Title: INVITRO ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY OF ABUTILON CRISPUM

  Author Name(s): Kuchi Manjeera, S. Gayathri, M.V. S. Varshini, N. Manasa, T. Rama Rao

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f607-f616

 Year: July 2025

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Abutilon crispum, Anti-inflammatory activity, Phytochemical screening, Soxhlet evaporation, Aspirin.

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  Paper Title: Predicting Patient Response to Chemotherapy Using Genetic Data

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  Title: PREDICTING PATIENT RESPONSE TO CHEMOTHERAPY USING GENETIC DATA

  Author Name(s): Shaik Sakeena, Dr Priyanka Kumari Bhansali

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f601-f606

 Year: July 2025

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This article is the description of a machine learning system predicting chemotherapy response in patients on the basis of genomic and clinical data. One stacking ensemble model is constructed, that is, Random Forest and XGBoost classifiers are constructed, and Logistic Regression meta-learner is added to improve the accuracy of the predictions. Training and validation are carried on a synthetic dataset with 1,243 samples with 29 gene expression, and clinical attributes similar to real-life oncology data. A strong preprocessing pipeline -data imputation, encoding and feature scaling has been used in order to ascertain data quality. The proposed ensemble model performs well with precision, recall and F1-score and ROC AUC confirming its accuracy to be 99.50 on the test set. The system will also be deployed through a simple Streamlit web application and clinical inference will be in real-time. The study shows that it is possible to apply machine learning to the domain of personalized oncology decision support systems.


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Chemotherapy response prediction, machine learning, stacking ensemble, Random Forest, XGBoost, logistic regression, biomedical data, Streamlit, clinical decision support, personalized medicine. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

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  Paper Title: Impact of the welfare measures of the employees with their industrial relations in Transport Corporation, Thanjavur district

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  Title: IMPACT OF THE WELFARE MEASURES OF THE EMPLOYEES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IN TRANSPORT CORPORATION, THANJAVUR DISTRICT

  Author Name(s): P.Nagalakshmi, Dr.A.Selvendran

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f591-f600

 Year: July 2025

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Welfare measures can take on both statutory and non-statutory forms. Statutory regulations compel employers to offer specific benefits to their employees beyond their regular wages or salaries. A study conducted on Labor the Public Sector Transport Corporation's Welfare Measures provide insight into the welfare policies implemented by this company. This research scrutinizes the various aspects of labor welfare measures provided to the workforce. It also addresses the laborers' perceptions and satisfaction levels regarding these welfare measures and suggests ways to enhance them within the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation. Industries in rural areas are more susceptible to labor-related issues. To mitigate these problems, it's imperative to prioritize employee health, safety, and welfare measures. Management must ensure that the facilities promised to employees are effectively delivered. This analysis aims to prevent potential by encouraging the use of personal protective equipment, ports and docks may reduce accidents and injuries. In rural industries, all levels of management must give paramount importance to welfare, health, and safety. They should engage with workers on-site to address their concerns and observe work processes and equipment. It's crucial to establish clear lines of responsibility from top to bottom in each workplace, ensuring that workers are informed about who is responsible for various health and safety matters. These efforts ultimately enhance workers' quality of life by alleviating their financial burdens. The workplace should offer essential amenities to meet the basic needs of employees. In this current study, we investigate how employee welfare facilities affect a manufacturing organization's productivity. Employees are the backbone of any organization and should benefit from various plans such as pension schemes, children's education support, and insurance. Moreover, the company's policies play a significant role in reducing social issues among employees, like substance abuse. In conclusion, while employees generally find the company's welfare facilities satisfactory, there is room for further improvement. Such improvements can boost efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity, helping the organization achieve its goals.


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Safety, Security, Welfare Measures, Awareness, Disputes, Chi-square Test

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  Paper Title: THE GODDESS CIRCLE: BEGUMS LUXURIOUS LIFESTYLE AND STELLAR CONTRIBUTION IN THE STATE OF AWADH

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  Title: THE GODDESS CIRCLE: BEGUMS LUXURIOUS LIFESTYLE AND STELLAR CONTRIBUTION IN THE STATE OF AWADH

  Author Name(s): Aparna Jaiswal, Jyoti Sah

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f581-f590

 Year: July 2025

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This paper focuses on the goddess circle which got created in the state of Awadh in the 18 th century with its establishment. It brings out the fact that at the time when inequality and discrimination was reigning everywhere, when women were considered as a plaything in the hands of men, and expected to live within the confines of curtains, how the Begums of Awadh remained active in all the fields from politics to culture enjoyed a luxurious life, even overshadowed men like Nawabs, ministers, courtiers and lived not as a puppet but on their own terms independently.


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  Paper Title: Development of entrepreneurship in India: Challenges and possibilities

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  Title: DEVELOPMENT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND POSSIBILITIES

  Author Name(s): DR.SEEMA GOTWAL

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f575-f580

 Year: July 2025

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Development of entrepreneurship is a modern and complex concept. It is the primary requirement for the development of any country. In the context of a developing country like India, development of entrepreneurship is a new concept. Various important problems of a developing country like unbalanced regional development, centralization of economic power, minimum productivity, unemployment, unprofitable investment, inefficient production, lack of industrial education and training etc. can be resolved only through entrepreneurship development programs. This is the reason why today the government of every country, especially the government of a developed country like India, is giving top priority to entrepreneurship development programs. The Government of India and the State Government are running various schemes and programs for the development of entrepreneurship. They are providing various types of inspiration and facilities and are creating various organizations and institutions for this work.


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  Paper Title: The Role of ICT and Mass Communication Technologies in Shaping Online Learning and Global Teaching Practices

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  Title: THE ROLE OF ICT AND MASS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN SHAPING ONLINE LEARNING AND GLOBAL TEACHING PRACTICES

  Author Name(s): Nayereh Eslami Akaram1, Dr. Geeta Shinde2

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f563-f574

 Year: July 2025

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Abstract The academic review identifies the contribution of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and mass communication media in improving online learning and education, particularly during the post-pandemic period. To rely on international literature sources and recent empirical results, the paper will stress the relevance of blended learning models, the contribution of digital literacy, the importance of the learner engagement aspect, and the issues of infrastructure and pedagogy on online learning systems. It names several of the major pedagogical changes as flipped learning, ICT-mediated collaboration, and practice-centered instruction. The review also highlights the significance of psychological support and motivating actions to maintain the participation in the virtual environment. The study will help guided educators, policymakers, and technologists' best practices and omissions on the contemporary paradigm of digital education.


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  Paper Title: Policy-Guided Secure-by-Design Architecture for AI-Augmented Cyber-Physical Systems

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2507638

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  Title: POLICY-GUIDED SECURE-BY-DESIGN ARCHITECTURE FOR AI-AUGMENTED CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS

  Author Name(s): Vasudev Karthik Ravindran, Kalyan Sripathi, Nisha Gupta

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f554-f562

 Year: July 2025

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This paper presents a policy-guided secure-by-design architecture for AI-augmented Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), addressing the increasing complexity and security challenges introduced by the integration of artificial intelligence into physical infrastructures. Traditional security approaches, often reactive and perimeter-based, are insufficient to handle the dynamic, autonomous, and interconnected nature of modern CPS. The proposed architecture embeds formalized security policies throughout the system lifecycle, from design to deployment, ensuring continuous enforcement and real-time adaptability. By integrating policy-driven controls with AI decision-making components, the framework enables intelligent threat detection, rapid response, system recovery, and operational continuity while maintaining transparency and human oversight. Evaluated through simulation-based experiments and domain-specific use cases, the architecture demonstrated substantial improvements in threat detection accuracy, reduced policy violations, faster response and recovery times, and enhanced resilience against cyber threats. The results validate the effectiveness of embedding security as a core architectural principle, offering a scalable and trustworthy solution for deploying secure AI-enabled CPS in critical and safety-sensitive environments.


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  Paper Title: Hawilopari: Reflections of Mizo Folklife and Society

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2507637

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  Title: HAWILOPARI: REFLECTIONS OF MIZO FOLKLIFE AND SOCIETY

  Author Name(s): B. Lalruatpuia

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f549-f553

 Year: July 2025

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The novel, as a genre of literature, serves as a reflection of life as experienced and lived by human and nonhuman characters. This paper, as its main focus, looks at the reflection of folklife, customs, societal dynamics, and traditions of Mizo society in Hawilopari, the first Mizo novel. This paper explores the delineation of culture, community, and folklife elements, which aid in cultural preservation, provide insight into social dynamics, and allow representation of multiple voices of the society. By analysing these nuanced portrayals, this study underscores the role of Hawilopari in the preservation of cultural heritage and the depiction of the interplay between culture, society, and tradition.


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  Paper Title: SMART TOURISM:INTELLIGENT DESTINATION DISCOVERY PLATFORM

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2507636

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  Title: SMART TOURISM:INTELLIGENT DESTINATION DISCOVERY PLATFORM

  Author Name(s): Koyyana Suryam, Dr.Sharmila Sujatha

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f539-f548

 Year: July 2025

 Downloads: 123

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The tourism and travel industry has undergone significant transformation with the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This paper presents an AI-based tourism system that leverages user preferences, GPS data, and machine learning algorithms to recommend tourist destinations, restaurants, hotels, and attractions. The research highlights the methodology, design approaches, and benefits of implementing AI in tourism. The proposed system provides personalized itineraries and location-based services, ensuring an enhanced traveler experience.The system integrates open geospatial data sources (e.g., OpenStreetMap) to deliver cost effective, extensible location intelligence across regions.A multi language interface and offline fallback dataset (Vizag case study) improve accessibility for travelers in low connectivity and multilingual environments.


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  Paper Title: Magnitude of English in Professional and Non-Professional Courses

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2507635

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  Title: MAGNITUDE OF ENGLISH IN PROFESSIONAL AND NON-PROFESSIONAL COURSES

  Author Name(s): Dr. V. Jadeppa

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 Volume: 13

 Issue: 7

 Pages: f536-f538

 Year: July 2025

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English plays a pivotal role in both professional and non-professional courses, serving as a bridge to global opportunities, effective communication, and academic success. Here's an overview of its significance in each domain. English is the primary language of international business, science, and technology. Proficiency in English enables professionals to collaborate across borders, access global markets, and engage with diverse cultures. In many fields, especially in multinational corporations, English proficiency is a prerequisite for career progression. It enhances employability, facilitates networking, and opens doors to leadership roles. A vast majority of academic journals, research papers, and industry reports are published in English. Understanding English allows professionals to stay updated with the latest developments in their fields. Most digital platforms, software, and online resources are designed in English. Proficiency in the language ensures effective use of technology and access to a wealth of information.


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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.


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