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  • FEMINIST MANIFESTO AND ITS INFLUENCE ON MODERN LITERATURE


Dr. Rajender Kumar

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FEMINIST MANIFESTO AND ITS INFLUENCE ON MODERN LITERATURE


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  • A STUDY ON DIFFERENT PHASES OF NANO TECHNOLOGY


Mr. Kaushal Kishor Prasad

Abstract:
Exciting new opportunities to investigate cutting-edge nanodevices such as carbon nanotubes and nanosensors have become available as a result of the increased interest in nanotechnologies among governments and corporations all over the globe. At a scale that is determined by the interplay of classical and quantum physics, this technique makes advantage of the distinctive traits that arise from structure based on the interaction between the two. Using traditional techniques of prediction


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  • Temporal Variations in Limnology and Macrozoobenthic Diversity of River Yamuna in Kalsi, Dehradun, Uttarakhand


Dr. Ritu Kashyap

Abstract:
The river Yamuna, a vital water body in the region of Kalsi, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, experiences significant seasonal limnological variations that influence the macrozoobenthic diversity. This study aims to assess these variations and their impact on macrozoobenthic communities in the river Yamuna. Field surveys were conducted over a yearJanuary 2023 to December 2023 to collect limnological data and macrozoobenthic samples. Analysis revealed distinct seasonal patterns in water quality parameters such as temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and nutrient levels. Concurrently, macrozoobenthic diversity exhibited fluctuations corresponding to these seasonal changes. These findings underscore the importance of understanding the dynamic relationship between seasonal limnological variations and macrozoobenthic diversity for effective river ecosystem management and conservation strategies in the region.


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  • Spider fauna diversity (Arachnida: Araneae) across various Ecosystems in the Eastern Ghats of Southern Andhra Pradesh, India.


*Dr.H.Rama Subba Reddy1, Dr.K.Harish Babu, 2 Dr.K.Jayappa 3

Abstract:
Analysing the varieties and abundance of spider fauna in various habitats was one of our main goals. With a focus on four different ecosystems, this research delves deeper into the examination of ongoing condition of various spider species in Southern Andhra Pradesh's Eastern Ghats. We carried out extensive research in a few Andhra Pradesh locations: Papikondalu (which is located in the districts of YSR and Chittoor); Rapur Ghat forest (which is located in the district of Nellore); Sri Lankamalleswara Wildlife Sanctuary (which is located in the district of YSR); and Seshachalam Biosphere Reserve Forest (which is located in the districts of YSR, Chittoor, and Nellore).According to our studies, these different ecosystems are home to the 19, 25, 31, and 41 spider families. Acknowledging the imminent effects of climate change, these studies are essential for maintaining these species as well as creating an extensive database describing the biodiversity of the spider fauna in Southern Andhra Pradesh's Eastern Ghats


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  • Study on drivers’ behavior at various warning sign at Rail-Highway Grade Crossings (RHGC)


Cherry Dr. N.K. Dhapekar

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Safeguarding grade crossings between rail lines and roads has been a long-standing issue for railroads and motorists alike. This research examines the effectiveness of several passive warning sign systems installed at certain railroad-highway grade crossings in India. Due of its long-standing and substantial risk to public safety, drivers' STOP behaviour was the main focus of our investigation. This research was conducted on the road to see how motorists responded to varied warnings at nine grade crossings. We do a statistical analysis and comparison of the amount of time it takes for large trucks, school buses, and other vehicles to come to a complete stop at crossings with poor and excellent sight distance on their approaches. Road tests revealed that the great majority of motorists ignored the STOP signs posted at grade crossings.


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