Volume 11 | Issue 1

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Agriculture is important and foremost factor which is important for survival. Machine Learning could be a crucial perspective for acquiring real-world and operative solution for crop yield issue. Machine Learning is a conspicuous decision support tool for crop yield prediction. this paper focusses mainly on predicting the yield of the crop by using by applying various machine learning algorithms. The farmer provides the attributes of the soil as input to the application. India being agriculturally based dependent country the economic status of the country is completely and partially dependent on this Agricultural yield that is affected by the organic, economic and seasonal causes. Estimation of agricultural output is big challenging task for this country as of the population status talking in consideration. The main objective is to gather data that can be stored and analyzed for forecasting the crop yield. This helps farmers to choose the best suitable crop. Also, this project aims at bringing an enhancement in the field of agriculture by achieving better results in predicting crop yields. With the help of machine learning techniques with proper optimizations. The statistical models built to provide accurate and precise decision. The output of this project would help farmers pick up most suitable crops to be grown depending on the factors like season and area available with least possible chances of loses.

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Agriculture, Crop yield, soil.

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Zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO NPs) possess remarkable physical, optical, and antibacterial properties that have great potential for improving agriculture. The purpose of the present investigation is to enhance fertilizer response of ZnO NPs. These nanoparticles are synthesized using co-precipitation method to study its physicochemical properties using X-ray diffraction, field emission scanning electron microscopy, X-ray photoelectron microscopy, etc. The synthesized ZnO sample shows hexagonal wurtzite type crystal structure. The FESEM images show the particle-flake like mixed morphology with average grain size of about 30 to 35 nm. Herein, we report effect of fertilizer response of ZnO NPs on Maize and Wheat plant. The plants were sprayed 4 times at the interval of 7 days with different concentrations of ZnO NPs. The growth parameters like seed germination, root and shoot length, height of plant, width of root and stem, number of leaves and dimensions of leaves were studied with respect to control. The outcome of this study is promising with average enhancement in the growth properties of plants with ZnO NPs as fertilizers of about 20% compared to control.

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Zinc oxide, Nanotechnology, Fertilizer, Plant growth

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In the highly competitive market and technology advancement with the usage of internet it has shifted the traditional market to digital marketing strategies. Digital marketing grab wide area and in the highly competitive market it involve exploring business model using digital technologies which reduces cost and expand business globally. Today digital marketing have a greater scope of expanding their business in the future as customers are much more satisfied by doing online shopping as they find digital marketing much more safer than traditional marketing.

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Digital, Digitalization, Technology, Behavior,

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: In line with the development of information technology, the services provided by the Bank have evolved towards digital banking services (Digital Banking). This service is more oriented towards meeting customer needs by fully utilizing digital technology through devices and applications (software) as delivery channels. In addition, digital banking services can be accessed anytime and anywhere, and minimize direct interaction with Bank employees. This also aims to increase the efficiency of operational activities and the quality of the Bank's services to its customers. This study aims to analyze the effect of Site Organization, Reliability, Responsiveness, User Friendliness, Personal Need, and Efficiency on Electronic Customer Satisfaction and Electronic Customer Loyalty on M-Banking Customers of Bank Mestika in Medan City. The sample used in this study has the characteristics of male and female customers of Bank Mestika who have an m-banking application in Medan City with a total of 125 respondents. Processing and analyzing data in this study is by using SPSS version 25 as software for processing data. These empirical findings indicate that from the data processing that has been carried out, on the Bank Mestika M-Banking object the results of 5 hypotheses are accepted there is a significant relationship between Site Organization, User Friend-liness, Personal Need, Efficiency, to Electronic Customer Satisfaction, and Electronic Customer Satisfaction to Electronic Customer Loyalty. In addition, there are 2 hypotheses that are rejected, namely the relationship between Reliability, Responsiveness to Electronic Customer Satisfaction.

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Site Organization, Reliability, Responsiveness, User Friendliness, Personal Need, Efficiency Electronic Customer Satisfaction, Electronic Customer Loyalty

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Violence against women in India has gathered considerable attention in recent years with increasing public policy debates on urgent legal reforms. Violence against women is a violation of dignity, safety and human rights. The problem is immense, particularly domestic violence, but also violence against women in conflict situations and against victims of human trafficking. Yet it is often seen as a private matter, something that goes on behind closed doors. It is not: it is a crime. And the state has a responsibility to protect the victims. This paper combines this narrative with the theory of representative bureaucracy which implies better outcomes for a section of society Police. I find considerable heterogeneity across different types of crimes against women and states by female literacy levels and degree of urbanization.

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Police, Women, Crime, Violence, Public, Law.

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E-learning is not going away any time soon and has the potential to make a far more significant impact on higher education in the years to come. On the other hand, there are certain disadvantages associated with taking classes online, such as the fact that students are required to make a time commitment and are held to a lower level of accountability than they would be in a traditional classroom setting. Students frequently report that using the internet makes it impossible for them to maintain their motivation since it gives them the impression that they are all by themselves in the world. Other challenges include the following: In addition, teachers have the impression that they lack the power to prevent pupils from cheating and to maintain order in the classroom

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E-learning, higher education, traditional classroom and online learning

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All the natural sources of energies are used for production of Electricity. Thus, the Electrical Power or Electricity is available with a minimum cost and pollution free to anywhere in the world at all times. This paper will reveal a novel step in generation of electricity with the use of available natural resources without disturbing the ecological balance. This paper describes a novel and developing Electrical Power Generation mechanism by integrating photovoltaic Solar Energy, solar Energy with Nano-antenna, Wind Energy and non-conventional energy sources. Thus we can have an uninterrupted power supply irrespective of the weather condition without any sort of environmental pollution. Furthermore this process makes possible the electricity generation at least production cost. Utilizing lightning energy for electricity generation reveals a advanced step. The equipment consists of combination of PV solar-cell array & Nano-antenna array, a mast mounted wind generator, storage batteries(lead-acid) , an inverter used to convert DC power to AC power, electrical lighting loads and electrical heating loads, several fuse and junction boxes and associated wiring, and test instruments for measuring voltages ,power factors ,currents and harmonic contamination data throughout the system. This hybrid solar-wind power generating system is suitable for Industries and also domestic areas.

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Photo-voltaic, Solar Cell, Nano-antenna, Wind Energy, Conventional Energy, Renewable Energy

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ABSTRACT: Since ancient times, people used plants especially herbs as medicines. The perennial flowering shrub species Tecoma Stans is a member of the Bignoniaceae family. It is used to treat stomach pain, diabetes, yeast infections, and other conditions. It has antibacterial, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic, and antioxidant effects. Due to the flower's appearance as a bright yellow bell-shaped flower, it is frequently referred to as yellow bells. It has a variety of medical and pharmaceutical uses. All plant parts, including the leaves, roots, flowers, seeds, and bark, have therapeutic uses. Extract of the plant revealed different chemical constituents like tannins, flavonoids, phenols, glycosides, alkaloids, quinones, and amino acids. In this review we focus on the pharmacological and phytochemical constituents of this plant.

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Keywords: Tecoma Stans, medicinal use, phytochemistry and pharmacological use, toxicity.

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GST , Goods and Services, Dual GST, Fiscal Federation, GSTN

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India is a pluralist society, there are various sections of society which have been marginalized on the basis of caste, creed, religion, language or culture. That is why constitution has amply provided safeguards against exploitation and prejudices. This paper will try to discuss some of the constitutional measurs aimed at safeguarding the rights and dignity of marginalized sections of Indian society.

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Key words: Discrimination, Prejudices, Equality, Constitution, Affirmative Action.

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Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Brand Image

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Key words: Azotobacter chroococcum, antifungal activity, antagonist, Aspergillus, Fusarium, Alternaria

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ABSTRACT Indigenised military administration of the British Raj has been structured so well that remnants of it could still be traced. Epitome of their contribution could be best witnessed in the episodes of First and Second World Wars on both the war theatres. However, the efforts of these unsung heroes often go unrecognised. This research report delves deeper into personal life of one such soldier and philanthrope, K.A.R. Devan who held the rank of Jamedar and his service in the Second World War, his life after his resignment months before the Indian Independence and its impact has been discussed. The research has been based on personal interviews from his daughters and associates.

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Key Words: Second World War, K.A.R.Devan, Jamedar, R.I.A.S.C, Burmese War, INA, Patriotism, Cantonments, Philanthropy, Photo gallery, Lucknow Regiment

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Abstract Today in the 21st century the society has evolved so much from ancient times that there is no field that a woman has not achieved in. With supportive measures and initiatives from the government, this has become doubly possible. Bhakti movement in the 7th century onwards opened doors for women who choose to lead their lives in spiritual lives too which was initially seen as a taboo. Despite the stereo typification of women as the role of ideal wives and mothers, women got to voice their voices through their aspirations in spiritual life in the medieval era during the Bhakti movement. Through Bhakti movement, women found self-expression and liberty in the patriarchal society with their songs, abhangas and leading life of ascetic. This topic is of concern even today, because religion being an interlocked feature in our lives, the looming gender gap in this field could still be reverberated in the present day. This paper discuses the gender gap and need for sustainable development in Neo-Bhakti Era.

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Keywords: Bhakti movement, Saivism,Nayanmar, Saiva saint, Thirumurai, odhuvaar moorthigal, Tamil Nadu, gender gap, gender equality and sustainable development

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The main aim of novel drug delivery system is to develop a dosage form which is easy to administer, free from side effects, exhibit immediate release and offer enhanced bioavailability for better patient compliance. To achieve such results oral drug delivery system, preferably, tablets are the most widely accepted dosage forms which offer numerous advantages. The past decade has thrown open the doors for continuous technological advancements in the pharmaceutical sector. Mouth Dissolving Tablets are one of the fruitful results of these technological advancements

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Mouth dissolving tablets, novel drug delivery, patient's compliance.

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Trees are the important part of flora of a place. Trees are important to us as they provide food, fodder, fuel, medicines etc. Beside this they manage the ecosystem for our survival. A survey is conducting for listing the naturally growing trees in the periphery of Sri Ganganagar city. The survey revealed that most of dominant trees species are belonging to legume family. Acacia nilotica, Albizia lebbeck, Azardiracta indica, Dalbergia sissoo, Prosopis juliflora, Eucalyptus lanceolatus are dominant tree species in the study area.

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Tree, Leaves, Flower, Fruit.

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Globally, the production of fruits and vegetables is about 675 million metric tons annually and out of which 1.3 billion ton wastage is produced. India alone produces 86.602 million metric tons of fruits and vegetables and constitute about 5.6 million ton of waste annually. Fruits and vegetables account for the largest portion of that wastage. 18% of India's fruit and vegetable production valued at Rs 13,300 crore is wasted annually. The study was conducted on the wastage of vegetables and fruits in retail outlets and in ten households for a period thirty days and also about the causes of wastage and calculation was done for the carbon foot print for fruits and vegetables. And also cost calculation was done for wastage.

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Carbon foot print, House hold wastage, Retail outlets wastage.

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Drama, Theatre, Performance, Perception, Methodology, Intellectual Maturity, Performing arts

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As we know, Sericulture plays a significant role in agro- based rural industries in the economy. It involves the nurturing of silkworms and the production of cocoons spun for the preparation of silk based final products. Mainly sericulture focuses on the production of food plant of silkworms i.e. mulberry. This plant is used to feed the silkworms. Asia continent mainly produces 95 per cent of silk in the total global output. Majority of silk production takes place in China, India, Thailand, Japan, Vietnam and North Korea. It has paved the way for socio-economic development with low investment and higher returns in the short period in these countries and it has also become a major job providing sector in the rural parts.

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Sericulture, Kanakapura, Problems of Sericulturists, Perception of Respondents

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