Volume 12 | Issue 8

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At the Market on Morality is a story in a short story book called "Ombasini" (The Last Night Morning). Urkhaogwra Brahma has was written the book in 2001. The subject of the short story in the Morality Market is written about the meeting of the public store. Where all kinds of morality are found. It includes politics, economics, business, education, and personality. There is also the morality of status in various languages. It is to them that the story is narrated. The story can be said to have had an indirect impact on political business. This is because the morality market has seen all kinds of morality. It is taken up for discussion here. This meeting was replaced by a theatre. Where the store is compared to the theatre. Hence, the narrative style has been neglected by the narrator.

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Language, Politics, Business, Education, Personality Morality

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The study aimed to determine the differences in general well-being between adolescents from joint families and those from nuclear families. General well-being refers to an individual's quality of life, encompassing aspects such as health, happiness and prosperity. The results reveal a notable difference in the well-being of adolescents from joint families compared to those from nuclear families. The level of emotional stability, social development, personality integration and overall health is better in adolescents from joint families as compared to nuclear families.

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Well-being, Joint and Nuclear family, Adolescents.

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Pongaemia Pinnata is a traditional plant with huge medicinal value.Conventional natural plants are more preferrable compared to synthetic drugs,because these drugs are gift by nature to the mankind

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Antihyperglycemic,Antilipidemic,Analgesic,Antidiabetic

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The research paper is to determine the study of the employee welfare measure. An organization's most precious asset is its workforce. The term "employee welfare" refers to all actions taken by an employer for the benefit or comfort of its employees, including the provision of services, facilities, and perks. It is done in an effort to increase production and inspire workers. The goals of knowing employee welfare are to enhance working-class life, promote the total development of the employee's personality, and other things. Housing options, free medical care, retirement benefits, children's and adults' educational perks, welfare programs for the employee's families, loan options, etc. are just a few of the employee welfare amenities. The type of research methodology used is descriptive.

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Employee, Organization Welfare.

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Indian constitution is a standout amongst the most proficient composed constitution that any nation has ever produced. The purpose for this paper is intended towards investigating or exploring about the article 370 of the constitution, purpose, advantages

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Article, constitution

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Diabetes mellitus is a major global health issue that affects millions of people due to its harmful effects on mortality and overall health. It causes hyperglycemia and related problems and is characterised by abnormalities in insulin production and action, glucose metabolism, and insulin action.One especially common variant of diabetes mellitus that offers treatment and management issues is type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Among the available treatments, vildagliptin, a DPP-4 inhibitor, is unique in that it can regulate glucose metabolism by blocking the DPP-4 enzyme. Because it is non-invasive and doesn't cause gastrointestinal side effects, topical medication administration is a potential approach to managing diabetes. Gels are a good option for topical formulations because of their benefits as a dosage form, which include increased biocompatibility and enhanced drug release kinetics. The purpose of this study is to create a gel formulation containing vildagliptin that is stable, safe, and efficacious for topical administration. A range of polymers in varying concentrations will be assessed in order to maximise the formulation. Furthermore, the gel's stability and in-vitro performance will be evaluated. The goal of the research is to improve treatment results for patients with diabetes mellitus by reducing dosage frequency, increasing drug bioavailability, and mitigating hepatic first-pass metabolism by combining vildagliptin into a topical gel.

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Gel; Anti-Diabetic; Vildagliptin; Topical Drug Delivery; Evaluation tests.

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Online Payment Fraud Detection With the rapid expansion of e-commerce and online transactions, the risk of payment fraud has become a significant concern for businesses and consumers alike. This project focuses on the development and implementation of an online payment fraud detection system leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms and data analytics techniques. By analyzing transactional data, user behavior patterns, and contextual information, the system aims to identify and prevent fraudulent activities in real-time. Through data preprocessing, feature engineering, and model training, the system learns to distinguish between legitimate and fraudulent transactions. Various machine learning algorithms, including logistic regression, random forest, and neural networks, are employed to detect anomalies and patterns indicative of fraudulent behavior. Evaluation metrics such as precision, recall, and F1-score are used to assess the system's performance and ensure its effectiveness in detecting fraudulent transactions while minimizing false positives. Additionally, the project explores the integration of real-time data streams, anomaly detection techniques, and behavioral biometrics to enhance the system's fraud detection capabilities further. Ultimately, the developed online payment fraud detection system serves as a crucial tool for protecting businesses and consumers from financial losses and preserving trust in online payment ecosystems.

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Online Payment Fraud, Machine Learning, Fraud Detection, E-commerce Security, Anomaly Detection, Data AnalyticsReal-time Monitoring, Behavioral Biometrics

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Gender inequality is a pressing issue in Indian society. Despite a constitution that guarantees equal rights for men and women and decades of legislation, some deep-rooted gender discrimination in India takes a brutal toll on women's lives. Even after rapid economic growth, gender disparities remain all too familiar: 1,000 girls die each day before reaching the age of five due to neglect. This paper titled "Gender Inequality at Workplace: A Sociological study", is an efficient effort to study this inequality. This study is based on the primary data and is conducted in Aligarh district of UTTAR PRADESH. Sample size of 40 is taken for the study. This study will help in building strong suggestions and recommendations to cure gender inequality.

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Inequality, Economic , Growth, Legislation.

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--Face recognition is a technology that identifies and verifies individuals by analyzing unique patterns based on their facial features. Different methods are used to make face recognition systems accurate and efficient. This paper offers diverse methodologies used in computer vision, focusing on face detection, recognition, and manipulation detection. Techniques such as detecting CNN-synthesized images involve training classifiers and creating datasets to identify forged images, while joint 3D face reconstruction and recognition methods optimize accuracy using deep neural networks. Additionally, 3D decomposition and composition search strategies aim to detect facial forgeries, and dimensionality reduction via PCA enhances computational efficiency. Low-light image enhancement techniques improve image quality, aiding in tasks like face detection, while face detection and recognition using face mesh and DNNs utilize advanced algorithms for accurate identification.

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Face recognition, Unique patterns, CNN-synthesized images, 3D face reconstruction, Deep neural networks,3D decomposition, PCA

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Research is focusing on the search for new types of natural chemotherapeutic agents derived from plants which are proving to be excellent sources of new compounds. This review aimed to highlight the information regarding physicochemical properties, Chemical Composition, Anticancer properties and their administrations of jackfruit. Artocarpus heterophyllus shows anticancer properties due to the presence of phytochemicals like lignans, saponins, flavonoids carotenoids, tannins, volatile acid steroids and also the properties such as anti-oxidant, anthelminthic, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-viral activities. The phytochemical constituent artocarpine have effect on cancer cells. Target specific agents that are capable of inducing selective apoptosis of cancer cells but are harmless to the normal cells are receiving considerable attention in the field of cancer prevention and therapy. The flavonoid compound artonine B have anti-cancerous effect on human cancer cells. Different studies are performed on this topic and reported. Also, further researches and studies are ongoing. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this article is to provide a detailed and systematic knowledge on the anti-cancer property of Artocarpus heterophyllus (jack fruit) and its medicinal values. METHODS: A vigorous, maximum sensitive and online search of the literature was performed in published articles in the last 20 years (JUNE 2000-JUNE 2020). The databases searched were MEDLINE (via PubMed) and Cochrane Library. CONCLUSION: Cancer is becoming a high profile disease in developed and developing worlds. In 2017 the WHO published that in 2015, 7.6 million people died from cancer related diseases with the majority of these people living in low-income countries. the demand for a cure and the prevention of cancer is extremely high. Experimental studies performed in the past suggest that, jackfruit possesses diverse medicinal uses including antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, ant cariogenic, antineoplastic and hypoglycemic effects, inhibits melanin biosynthesis, possesses wound healing properties, and causes a transient decrease in the sexual performance. Target specific agents that are capable of inducing selective apoptosis of cancer cells, but are harmless to normal cells are receiving considerable attention in the fields of cancer prevention and therapy. Therefore, Artocarpus heterophyllus is a candidate for development as a Chemo preventive agent.

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Artocarpous Heterophyllus, Phytochemicals, jack Fruit

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Bosentan HCL, a widely used pharmaceutical compound, necessitates precise and reliable analytical methods for its estimation in bulk. This study focuses on the development and validation of an analytical method for the quantitative determination of Bosentan HCL in bulk samples. Various analytical techniques, including high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), UV-Visible spectrophotometry, and titrimetric methods, were explored for their suitability in Bosentan HCL analysis. The developed method involves the utilization of HPLC due to its high sensitivity, specificity, and reproducibility. Parameters such as mobile phase composition, column type, wavelength, flow rate, and injection volume were optimized to achieve robust separation and quantification of Bosentan HCL. Method validation was performed according to International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidelines, encompassing specificity, linearity, accuracy, precision, and robustness studies. The developed HPLC method exhibited excellent linearity over a wide concentration range, with good precision and accuracy. Specificity studies confirmed the absence of interference from potential impurities or excipients present in bulk samples. Validation results demonstrated the reliability and suitability of the developed method for Bosentan HCL estimation in bulk materials. This validated analytical method provides a valuable tool for quality control laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, and regulatory authorities involved in the assessment of Bosentan HCL raw materials and formulations. Moreover, it contributes to ensuring the safety, efficacy, and quality of pharmaceutical products containing Bosentan HCL. This abstract outlines the importance of developing an accurate and reliable method for the estimation of Bosentan HCL in bulk, the approach taken in the study, and the validation of the developed method according to regulatory standards.

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HPLC,UV,ICH

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This thesis analyses a selection of Shaw's female characters to reflect on women's roles and expectations within Shaw's contemporaneous Britain, and within modern Kurdish society. Employing interdisciplinary methodologies (close literary readings, sociological analysis, cultural studies theory, comparative literature approaches, historiographical research), the thesis demonstrates that an interpretation of Shaw's work from a feminist perspective needs updating for the 21st century. Moreover, perhaps, for the first time, the thesis reveals how Shaw's representations of femininity and feminism are extremely pertinent to Kurdish social/gender constructs. Consequently, this thesis provides original insights, which engage with the contemporary moment. The main-body of the thesis is arranged into three sections, which focus on three of Shaw's plays: Pygmalion (1912), Mrs. Warren's Profession (1893) and Saint Joan (1923). It identifies three different female "types" within the three plays, respectively: the aspirational young woman; the matriarch; the female 'warrior' figure, and argues that these feminine "types" are also prominent in Kurdish socio-cultural contexts. Correlatively, the thesis argues that when experiencing the plays from a Kurdish viewpoint, there is a dual-level of interpretation: not only do Shaw's characters evoke the stories and experiences of inspirational Kurdish women; a knowledge of these Kurdish women and their narratives, imbue Shaw's plays with layers of significance and connotations which would be absent from a British person's interpretations of the play. From this basis, the thesis elicits the similarities and differences between Western and Kurdish concepts of femininity and feminism.

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Feminism, Femininity, Equality, Class, Kurdish, Women, Patriarchy

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This research investigates the interplay between corporate legal reforms, competition, and theevolving marketing landscape in India. Since the enactment of the Companies Act of 2013, the Indian corporate sector has undergone a significant transformation aimed at enhancingtransparency, accountability, and governance. The study examines the impact of these reforms on competitive dynamics within the market. Additionally, it delves into the imperative for legal reform in the contemporary marketing scenario characterized by digital disruption and ethical challenges. By analyzing the relationship between law and marketing, the research seeks to identify opportunities and constraints for fostering a fair, transparent, and sustainable marketplace. The study emphasizes the need for a proactive approach to legal reform that balances innovation with consumer protection and societal interests. Ultimately, it aims to contribute to the development of a regulatory framework that supports a competitive and ethical marketing ecosystem in India.

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Corporate legal reforms, Competition, Marketing landscape, India, Transparency.

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The stability of sheet pile structures is a critical consideration in geotechnical engineering, particularly when employed in cohesive soils. This study presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of sheet pile stability in cohesive soil under varying retaining wall lengths. The objective is to assess the influence of retaining wall length on the overall stability of sheet piles. The research methodology involves numerical simulations and analytical modelling using advanced geotechnical software and established engineering principles. A range of retaining wall lengths is considered to systematically evaluate their impact on the stability of sheet piles within cohesive soil profiles. Factors such as lateral earth pressure distribution, shear strength parameters, and deformation characteristics are incorporated into the analysis to provide a holistic understanding of the system behavior. This research is of practical significance for geotechnical engineers, designers, and practitioners involved in the planning and execution of projects requiring sheet pile structures in cohesive soil environments. The outcomes of this study can inform engineering practices, providing a basis for improved design guidelines and facilitating the development of more reliable and efficient solutions for retaining structures in similar geotechnical contexts.

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Sheet Pile in clay, Retaining Height, PLAXIS 2D,

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