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Comparative study of cultural Conflict in the works of Anita Desai and Jhumpa Lahari

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Media is acting as a bridge between the state and public. It plays a role of informer, motivator or leader for healthy democracy at all levels. Ethics are the inner superintendent decent moralities, ideals and opinions that people use to analyses or interpret a situation and then decide what is the right way to behave. It is free to discharge their duties in the society but media needs to follow ethics in collecting and disseminating the news by ensuring objectivity and fairness in reporting of information to society. Media Ethics is concerned with how a moral media person should behave. The media ethics are values like trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, truth and self-restraint to be practiced by the media people voluntarily, to preserve and promote the trust of the people and to maintain their own credibility and not betray the faith and confidence of the people. This study is descriptive in nature. The paper focuses on study of Media Ethics and its Importance. The secondary data is collected for this study from books, journals, websites, research papers. Media ethics are important for proper broadcasting, avoiding misrepresentation of information, to avoid conflict of interest. It is important to promote universal values, truthfulness, accountability and rule of law of equality. Maturity in ethics progresses by identifying values, topics and judging several advices and enduring the other viewpoints on them (Alia 2004)" A person does not one day just become ethical'. Individual grow ethically just as they grow physically and intellectually (Merrill 2011 p.30). A further study is needed and a proper rules and legislations should be framed for media ethics at universal level to protect the interest of individual and society.

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Media, media ethics, news, freedom of press, social responsibility.

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ONLINE TEACHING AND LEARNING

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ONLINE TEACHING AND LEARNING

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Anger, also known as wrath or rage, is an intense emotional state involving a strong uncomfortable, and non-cooperative response to a perceived provocation, hurt, or threat. A person experiencing anger will often experience physical effects, such as increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and increased levels of adrenaline and noradrenaline. Therefore, the researcher conducted a study to evaluate the degree of anger and the coping mechanisms adopted by reproductive age group women of selected urban and rural community. A descriptive cross- sectional research design was used to assess the factors affecting anger and coping strategies adopted by reproductive age group women in a selected urban and rural community. The data was collected from 100 reproductive age group women of selected urban (50) and rural (50) community selected by non-probability purposive sample technique, by using of Likert scale. The results show that the mean, standard deviation, and mean percentage of factors affecting anger and coping strategies are higher in the urban community than in the rural community. It can be concluded that factors affecting anger and coping strategies are more prevalent in reproductive age group women in urban community than in rural community.

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ABSTRACT Innovation has been a critical component for startups and entrepreneurs to survive in the competitive market. This paper explores the evolution of Paytm, a digital payment platform that has grown to become one of the largest fintech startups in India. The study examines the various innovations that Paytm has introduced over the years, such as its e-wallet, mini-apps, and point-of-sale devices, and how these innovations have contributed to its success. The research explores how Paytm has used technology to create a seamless digital payment ecosystem and how it has collaborated with other players to expand its reach. The paper also analyses the competitive landscape in which Paytm operates and the challenges it faces. The study relies on secondary data obtained from a diverse range of sources, including journals, news articles, industry reports, and academic publications. The results indicate that Paytm's emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurial initiatives has played a crucial role in propelling its growth and achievements within the digital economy. The study has implications for policymakers, investors, and entrepreneurs looking to understand the factors that drive the success of startups in the fintech industry.

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Innovation, Startups, Entrepreneurship, Digital payments, Fintech, Paytm

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Millets are traditional grains, grown and consumed in the Indian subcontinent from the past more than 5000 years. Millets are small - grained, annual, warm - weather cereals belonging to grass family. They are rain - fed, hardy grains which have low requirements of water and fertility when compared to other popular cereals. They are highly tolerant to drought and other extreme weather conditions.Millets are nutri cereals comprising of sorgum, pearl millet, finger millet (Major millets) foxtail, little, kodo, proso and barnyard millet (minor millets). These are one of thge oldest foods known to humanity. These are one of the several species of coarse cereal grasses in the family poaceae, cultivated for their small edible seeds. Pseudo millets are so called because they are not part of the Poaceae botanical family, to which 'true' grains belong, however they are nutritionally similar and used in similar ways to 'true' grains.Millets are highly nutritious, non-glutinous and non acid forming foods. Millets have many nutraceutical and health promoting properties especially the high fibre content. Millets act as a probiotic feeding for micro - flora in our inner ecosystem. Millets hydrate our colon to keep us from being constipated. Niacin in millet can help lower cholesterol. Millets contain major and minor nutrients in good amount along with dietary fibre. Millets are gluten free and can be a substitute for wheat or gluten containing grains for celiac patients

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As we know that from beginning of science we studied the conservation of energy ( input energy = output energy) Here in this paper I try to find out a condition in which energy conservation will be no not apply and energy generation occurs Surplus.

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conservation of energy, conservation of Angular momentum

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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Implemented the Regulation C, 12 CFR Part 1003 (Regulation C) in October 2015. The Reg C requirements were developed by federal financial institutions examination council (FFIEC), the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Board), the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), and the State Liaison Committee (SLC) -- and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The 2015 HMDA rule guided the types of institutions that qualify for data reporting and transactions subject to Reg C. The bank, savings association or credit union meets or exceeds either the closed-end mortgage loan or the open-end line of credit loan volume threshold in each of the two preceding calendar years. Beginning July 1, 2020, a bank, savings organization, or credit union that generated at least 100 closed-end home loans or 500 open-end lines of credit in each of the previous two calendar years meets or exceeds the loan-volume requirement. To determine if a transaction is subject to Regulation C, a financial institution should first determine whether the loan or line of credit is a closed-end mortgage or an open-end line of credit. Currently, the institutions subject to Reg C collect the data and report to the CFPB quarterly. To collect the data and report to the CFPB, the institutions utilize third-party vendors who provide regulatory reporting software services.

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CFPB, Reg C, Closed-end mortgage, open-end line of credit

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The study conducted was an assessment of the lived experiences of the displaced Indigenous Peoples among resettlement sites in San Jose, Tarlac. The researcher aimed to contribute to the existing knowledge on the resettlement due to the construction of large dams. These sites accommodated the households displaced from Barangay Maamot, which will serve as the reservoir for the Balog-Balog Multi-purpose Project. One of the primary challenges identified and had a highest rate by the participants was the difficulty in finding opportunities for income generation. Approximately 25% or 8 individuals expressed their struggle in locating sources of employment or means to earn income. Given the researcher's role as a policymaker in the resettlement program of BBMP, his insights and participation in the proposed study have the potential to contribute valuable perspectives and recommendations for enhancing the efficacy and inclusivity of the resettlement efforts for the displaced indigenous people in San Jose, Tarlac.

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Globalization is a complex and multifaceted process that has reshaped the world in various dimensions, such as economic, social, cultural, and political. It has brought about unprecedented opportunities and challenges for human rights, which are the universal and inalienable rights that every human being is entitled to. This research paper aims to examine the effects of globalization on human rights from different perspectives and contexts, using a multidisciplinary and comparative approach. The main research questions are how does globalization influence the normative and legal framework of human rights at the global and national levels? How does globalization affect the roles and responsibilities of different actors in protecting and promoting human rights, such as states, international organizations, civil society, and corporations? How does globalization impact the experiences and aspirations of various groups and individuals, such as women, children, minorities, migrants, and indigenous peoples, in claiming and enjoying their human rights? The paper will employ a mixed-methods design, combining quantitative and qualitative data from various sources, such as international human rights treaties, reports, indicators, case studies, interviews, and surveys. It will analyze the data using descriptive and inferential statistics, content analysis, and thematic analysis. The paper will also adopt a human rights-based approach, which emphasizes the principles of equality, non- discrimination, participation, accountability, and transparency in the research process. The paper expects to find that globalization has both positive and negative effects on human rights, depending on the context and the actors involved. It will argue that globalization can be a catalyst or a hindrance to human rights advancement, depending on how it is governed and regulated by the international community and national authorities. It will also suggest that globalization can be an opportunity or a threat for human rights advocacy and education, as well as a challenge or a facilitator for human rights protection and enforcement. The paper will conclude with some recommendations for policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and civil society on harnessing the potential and mitigating the risks of globalization for human rights.

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Globalization, Human rights, Multi Disciplinary, Comparative

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The cinematic medium is not solely intended for entertainment. Rather, each film is replete with sophisticated and eloquent film language and theory, and conveys a distinct message to both the individual and society at large. Assamese films, which are a constituent of the Indian film industry, are no exception to this phenomenon. Including Hindi, analogous to films Produced in other Indian languages, Assamese films also endeavor to engender a constructive influence on society and its populace. In this context, it is noteworthy to mention the Assamese language In this context, it is noteworthy to mention the Assamese language film "Adomy," which was helmed by the acclaimed filmmaker Bobby Sarma Baruah. The aforementioned film, 'ADOMYA', offers a poignant depiction of the intricate nature of the existence of individuals afflicted with HIV. The objective of this document is to comprehend the constructive influence of this cinematic work and its linguistic elements on the promotion of social consciousness.

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HIV, Struggle, Film Language

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This study explores the correlation between dietary behavior and its influencing factors of higher vocational students in China, and the relationship between unhealthy dietary behavior and health. To explore the strategies and methods of cultivating scientific and healthy eating behavior of higher vocational students in China. The study sample is 1000 people. The dietary behavior of higher vocational students is naturally influenced by demographic characteristics such as gender and age. Personal healthy eating knowledge literacy has an internal intervention effect on eating behavior. Environmental factors, such as economic level, cultural tradition and the influence of others, play a guiding role in personal eating behavior. Bad eating behaviors, such as skipping breakfast, drinking drinks, ordering takeout and eating supper, have an impact on BMI, oral health and gastrointestinal health. Strategies for improving the healthy diet of higher vocational students: the school provides improved canteens, provides course guidance for scientific nutrition majors, and establishes and improves system supervision. Students' union should carry out more publicity work and activities to deal with students' emotional factors. Students actively learn the scientific knowledge of healthy eating and practice the scientific healthy eating behavior.

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Dietary behavior, higher vocational students, health status.

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Solution of Problem of Combined Economic/ Emission Dispatch By Genetic Algorithm

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Solution of Problem of Combined Economic/ Emission Dispatch By Genetic Algorithm

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The very critical component of Industry 4.0 is named as "The Industrial Internet of Things" (IoT). With substantial applications for surveilling production systems, this technology brings new and powerful innovative facilities in the area of manufacturing and services offering high performance using internet-operated devices for the collection and sharing of data and information. IIoT technology is dormant in improving the process of business and production process by providing timely information for manufacturing. The main aim of writing this review paper is to examine different research discussions and critically analyze the literature which has studied the topic of IIoT, IoT, and Industry 4.0. The objective of this paper is to review the transformation of various IoT-based systems including concepts, devices, and technologies into IIoT-based systems. Also, the discussions will include various applications of industry 4.0.

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: Smart devices, production process, automation, IIoT, IoT, Industry 4.0.

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This study investigated the practices and challenges of student publications in the different state universities and colleges in Region III. Included practices and challenges of student writers and advisers were the following: selection and functions of writers and advisers, student publication management of funds, compliance to publication policies and other problems encountered in managing the school publication. A total of 79 student writers (96.34%) and 3 advisers (3.66%) were the participants of this study. Mixed method was employed in this study. Survey questionnaire and interview were used to collect quantitative and qualitative data. Results revealed that majority of the state universities and colleges still adhere in using existing policies in selecting and in the functions of the student writers and advisers. Problems and challenges encountered by the participants are the following: appointment of advisers, content of the articles to be published, budget allocations , liquidation process and hearings as determined by the administration, delays of budget release, implementation of scholarship grants to student publication staff and more trainings, seminars, teambuilding activities and the like. A proposed management framework on student publications for the different state universities and colleges was recommended.

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Positive effects of yoga in human life

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Positive effects of yoga in human life

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Abstract : A monument promotes pride of our past and heritage make us unique in the world. A monument reminds our heritage. Any structure or work above or below, the surface of the land, and any cave or excavation. Stephen Rumbold Lushington eagerly felt the need of a church in Udhagamandalam exclusively for the British. In 1837 the first Catholic Church was estimated in Udhagamandalam. George Uglow Pope, Tamil scholar and translator of major literary works in Tamil, including the Thirukkural into English.

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Key Words: Church, Monuments, Buildings, Nilgiris and Unique.

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For the treatment of skin problems, a variety of topical dermatology treatments, ranging from solids to liquids, are offered. The majority of ointments are made of base, which primarily serves as a vehicle or carrier for the medications. The choice of ointment is a crucial component of formulation because the type of the base also affects how well it works[3]. In contrast to fatty alcohols, traditional ointment bases have been oleaginous in nature, consisting of hydrocarbons like petrolatum, beeswax, and vegetable oils that do not permit the addition of any water. Topically applied ointments can serve a variety of functions, including protective, antimicrobial, emollient, antipruritic, keratolytic, and astringent. If the end product is to fulfill any of the aforementioned functions, the base of the ointment is crucial. The ointment base composition regulates the transfer of medications from the base to the human tissues as well as the depth of penetration.

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Demato, Spiderling, Heal

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As is common knowledge, most activities in this day and age--from online business to online transactions--are conducted via the internet. the internet is seen as a global stage, and anyone can access online resources accessible from anywhere. On the web a small number of people have been exploiting technology for illegal actions such as fraud and illegal network access etc. These illicit behaviors or the corresponding infraction or crime Cybercrime is defined as occurring online. To put an end to or penalize online criminals the phrase "Cyber Law" introduced. We can characterize cyber law as a subset of the systems of law that address the Internet, cyberspace, and with the judicial matters.

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Law, Cyber Law, cyber Security.

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