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  • AGRICULTURE FOOD SECTOR AND COVID-19


Vikash Punia

Abstract: The backbone of the Indian economy is agriculture. The northern states of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and Haryana made the largest contributions to the national food grain pool. Geographically, Haryana is fortunate to have a great source of irrigation provided by Himalayan Rivers. Agriculture plays a significant role in the growth of an economy, and its improvement is essential to the economy's balanced development. It can be claimed that agriculture has been essential to Haryana's development. This study's goal was to survey what the COVID-19 closure meant for Haryana's agrarian result, lifestyle, admittance to food, and dietary assortment. In 10 areas of Haryana, telephone interview studies were done by proficient enumerators. Eventually, we found that the COVID-19 lockdown in India generally impacted ranchers' capacity to showcase their animals and yield products, as well as diminished everyday livelihoods and dietary variety.

95-106
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  • A CORRELATIONAL STUDY OF COMPETENCY MAPPING AND EMPLOYEES' PERFORMANCE


Rahul Kumar Sharma Dr. PankajTiwari

Abstract: This study emphasises the importance of staff competencies in bringing forth exceptional performance at work, with particular emphasis on the information technology sector. This empirical study focuses on the role that certain skills, including responsibility, flexibility, customer focus, interpersonal ability, teamwork, and stress tolerance, play in achieving success in information technology-related work performance

107-120
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  • 21वीं सदी की हिंदी कहानियों में निरूपित पारिवारिक प्रेम


डॉ संगीता शर्मा

Abstract: 21वीं सदी की हिंदी कहानियों में निरूपित पारिवारिक प्रेम

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  • भारत के पुस्तकालय में सूचना संचार प्रौद्योगिकी का अध्ययन


VINOD KUMAR MOURYA DR. JOGENDER SINGH

Abstract: पुस्तकालय शिक्षा और अनुसंधान को बढ़ावा देने में महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाता है। साहित्यिक और कलात्मक सामग्री को पढ़ने, संदर्भ देने या उधार देने का स्थान, जैसे किताबें, जर्नल, पैम्फलेट, प्रिंट, रिकॉर्ड और टेप। शैक्षिक प्रक्रिया में, कॉलेज एक महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाता है। कॉलेज शिक्षा उन छात्रों को प्रदान करती है जो मौलिक रूप से भिन्न जलवायु के साथ उच्च शिक्षा में प्रवेश करते हैं। सामान्य तौर पर कक्षाओं में बहुत सारे छात्र होते हैं और स्कूली शिक्षा के विपरीत, शिक्षकों को कॉलेज के छात्रों से कम ध्यान मिलता है। इसलिए छात्रों को खुद पर और भी

162-173
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  • श्रीमदभागवत गीता में भक्ति योग का एक अध्ययन


REENA SINGH DR. SUSHMA RANI

Abstract: योग आध्यात्मिक यानी आत्म बोध के लक्ष्य को प्राप्त करने के लिए उपयोग की जाने वाली विधि है। इच्छाओं के त्याग की विधि के अभ्यास से व्यक्ति मुक्ति प्राप्त कर सकता है, जो योग के अभ्यास से संभव होता है। इस प्रकार योग आध्यात्मिक प्राप्ति के लक्ष्य की ओर निर्देशित मनुष्य की गतिविधियों का एक हिस्सा है। भगवद गीता योग की परम पाठ्य पुस्तक है। भगवद गीता में "योग" शब्द का प्रयोग लगभग डेढ़ सौ बार हुआ है। गीता के प्रसिद्ध योग उद्धरण में शामिल हैं;

174-186
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  • A STUDY OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS AND OSCILLATORY BEHAVIOR OF THE SOLUTIONS OF SECOND ORDER NONLINEAR DELAY DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS


VED PRAKASH SARVAIYA DR. ASHWINI NAGPAL

Abstract: The main theme of difference equations is that of recursion. Computations performed in a recurrent or repeated manner. In fact, difference equations are sometimes referred to as recursion relations. The theory of difference equations is interesting in itself and it has become significant for its various applications in numerical analysis, control theory, finite mathematics, statistics, economics, biology and computer science.

187-197
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  • A STUDY OF URBAN CRIME MANAGEMENT: A WEB-GIS MODEL FOR KUMBAKONAM


PRATIMA SHRIKANT NIKHADE DR. SURENDER SHARMA

Abstract: The development of intranet based GIS, which totally resides on local remote server, allows users to access and analyze the dynamic geospatial information through a web browser or equivalent, thus requiring no user installed software. The system provides enough core GIS capability and allows the creation of GIS data layers but is user friendly enough to provide access to users who are not GIS specialists. Web-based GIS could provide interactive mapping and spatial analysis capabilities reducing the problem of data ownership as data providers could open their sources for online mapping and analysis

198-208
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  • PROTECTION OF THE VICTIM, VICTIMIZATION AND VICTIMOLOGY OF THE CRIMES IN INDIA


Avinash Mishra1, Dr.Upendra Natha Tiwari2

Abstract: India's criminal justice system is not victim-centric, and the victim's pain, which might be immense, is sometimes disregarded out of misguided compassion for the offender. The study discusses the genesis, evolution, and appraisal of the victim idea, as well as the significance of various codes and laws from the Ancient Hindu Period, the Ancient Muslim Period, the Medieval Period, and the Modern Period. safeguards, safeguards under a variety of laws, including the Indian Constitution of 1950, the Indian Penal Code of 1860, the Criminal Process Code as amended, and the Indian Evidence Act of 1972.

209-219
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  • शैक्षिणक विधियों और पाठ्यचर्या में स्वामी विवेकानन्द के विचारों का अध्ययन


नेहा वर्मा1, डॉ. छत्रसाल सिंह2

Abstract: शिक्षा के अर्थ को स्पष्ट करते हुये उन्होंने लिखा है कि- “शिक्षा की व्याख्या व्यक्ति के विकास के रूप में की जा सकती है। शिक्षा व्यक्ति की अन्तर्निहित पूर्णता की अभिव्यक्ति है।” स्वामी जी के विचारानुसार शिक्षा जीवन संघर्ष की तैयारी है। वह शिक्षा बेकार है

220-232
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  • PROFESSIONAL PREDICTIONS FOR ADJUSTMENTS IN LIGHT OF THE NEW CLOUD COMPUTING CONTROL PARADIGM


Ankit Jayant1, Dr. Amit Jain2

Abstract: As a means of staying competitive in today's business environment, many companies are debating how to boost IT efficiency while cutting costs. The most current paradigm in IT resource optimization is called "Cloud Computing," and it treats "everything as a service" and acquires these services through the Cloud as opposed to owning and managing hardware and software assets (Internet).

233-241
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  • IMAGE/VIDEO TRANSCODING WITH SPATIAL RESOLUTION REDUCTION


Shashank Sekhar1, Dr. Sumit Bhattachargeee2

Abstract: Optimal trade-off among distortion, rate, and/or complexity is one of the primary design concerns for image and video coding/transcoding due to the lossy nature of image/video compression and the costly bandwidth and compute resources in a multimedia system. To investigate the best RD performance of a video codec compatible to the latest video coding standard H.264 and to design computationally effic

242-252
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  • TO DETERMINE THE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DISCLOSURE LEVEL FOR SELECTED NATIONALIZED BANKS


Ravi Baligeri1, Dr. Dheeraj Aggarwal2

Abstract: Banking in India has been brought up to international standards as a result of globalization and liberalization of the Indian economy. India's financial system has become increasingly sophisticated and accessible in recent years. Now more than ever, we need high-quality standards in this area. Internal controls, Board composition and function, transparency requirements, and risk management are just few of the areas where legislation have been established to ensure a high level of corporate governance. Results from the researcher's examination of secondary sources of information. To learn about Corporate Governance and how it applies to the Banking Industry, secondary sources were analyzed. The Bank's Annual Reports as well as data from Reserve Bank and SEBI publications were used to compile this information.

253-262
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  • EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL RESULTS OF AZA-MICHAEL ADDITION TO AMINES USING METHYL PROPIOLATE


Prabhudev S. Mathapati1, Dr. Mrunal Krishanrao Shirsat2

Abstract: The double bond of maleic anhydride is electron-deficient, making it a potent electron-accepting monomer. Both C=O substituents have a strong electron-withdrawing action, which is where the electron shortage comes from. In addition to the double bond, C=O groups are notoriously reactive. Maleic anhydride (4) was dissolved in methylene chloride at a low temperature (-78°C or -15°C) and then 1 equivalent of amine (68a-h) was added. The mixture was agitated at the same temperature for 0.5 hours before the solvent was evaporated (at the same low temperature). The 1H-13C correlated 2D NMR spectra were used to unequivocally establish the structures of the maliemic acids generated from the reaction of 1-methylpiperazine and pyrrolidine with maleic anhydride. It was already noted that unlike the acyclic,-unsaturated carbonyl compounds, maleic anhydride does not undergo amine addition across the C=C functionality even when subjected to thermodynamic control. The resultant chiral-nitrogen-containing organic compounds have fascinating biological properties and are important building blocks for chemical synthesis.

266-276
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  • TWENTY-FIRST-CENTURY SKILLS IN ENGLISH EDUCATION


Thumbe Kalpana Popat1, Dr.Devesh Mudgal2

Abstract: Philosophers and thinkers from socrates and plato down to dewey and Mahatama Gandhi have tried to define education in accordance with their own Philosophy of life. The main aim of the study is twenty first century skills in English education. To know about the development of life skills of students in the colleges, how the teachers and colleges conducted programmes of life skills. In the present research researcher concluded in short that there is a great need of development of life skills in student teacher (B.Ed). Government & University must be tried some programmes for the development of like skills. TWENTY-FIRST-CENTURY SKILLS IN ENGLISH EDUCATION Thumbe Kalpana Popat1, Dr.Devesh Mudgal2 Philosophers and thinkers from socrates and plato down to dewey and Mahatama Gandhi have tried to define education in accordance with their own Philosophy of life. The main aim of the study is twenty first century skills in English education. To know about the development of life skills of students in the colleges, how the teachers and colleges conducted programmes of life skills. In the present research researcher concluded in short that there is a great need of development of life skills in student teacher (B.Ed). Government & University must be tried some programmes for the development of like skills.

277-288
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  • A FIELD STUDY ONANTIMICROBIAL AND ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF INDIAN MEDICINAL PLANTS


Devender Sharma1, Dr. Niraj Gupta2

Abstract: Phytochemicals are chemical molecules found naturally in plants that aren't essential for human nutrition but provide a variety of health benefits. Antimicrobial compounds used to combat human diseases may be derived from phytochemicals such carotenoids, flavonoids, and polyphenols. Aqueous and organic solvents were used to extract the phytochemical components of the dried powdered plant parts (acetone and ethanol). The paper disc diffusion technique was used to measure the diameter of the zone of inhibition produced by the concentrated extracts against gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria and fungi

289-298
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  • ATTITUDES OF MUSLIM GIRLS TOWARDS 'SOCIAL, CULTURAL, 'ECONOMIC, 'RELIGIOUS IMPACT IN SCIENCE LANGUAGE LEARNING


Mohammad Ayub Khan1, Dr. Harish Kansal2

Abstract: Muslim girls’ perspectives on the religious, cultural, and economic influences on their pursuit of scientific literacy are the focus of a recent research. Muslims girls served as the study's sample population. Twenty members of the literate and the non-literate groups were chosen at random. The total number of participants in the sample was therefore 40. The respondents that were included in the sample were chosen in accordance with a quota system. Harmony in society relies heavily on religious and cultural tolerance. There is no cost associated with learning. As a result, cultural and religious phenomena shouldn't be used as a wedge in the classroom

299-309
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  • A STUDY OF AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC TRAINING TOWARDS KHO-KHO WOMEN PLAYERS


VIRENDRA SINGH RANA DR. SUNIL CHATURVEDI

Abstract: A comprehensive concurrent aerobic and anaerobic training programme may be prescribed with the aid of this study by physical educators and coaches. This research is very important and applicable to the lives of coaches of part-time sports teams. Questions like how much improvement in physical fitness components could be possible with the utilisation of concurrent aerobic and anaerobic training will be answered by this research

310-322
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  • A STUDY ON PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF KABADDI PLAYERS


KUNWAR SINGH DR. SUNIL CHATURVEDI

Abstract: Group cohesion is a dynamic process where a group tends to remain together and united in the pursuit of its goal. Cohesion is the total field of forces which act on members to remain in a particular group. People will usually refer to their team as cohesive if the members get along, are loyal and are united in the pursuit of its goals

323-332
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  • A STUDY OF LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMME FOR STUDENT IN SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT


MANEESH KUMAR SINGH DR. HARBANS LAL

Abstract: After receiving informal education at home, a child comes to school for formal education. School is the second most impressionable influence after home that provides an enormous area of interaction in which personality is vividly expressed and shaped. Here the teacher substitutes the parents. The teacher’s behavior plays significant role in the child's development. The school mounds the personality of the child through interaction with classmates and guidance from teachers

333-345
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  • EFFECT OF WATER TREATMENT PROCESS PARAMETERS SUCH AS ADSORBENT DOSAGE, CONTACT TIME AND PH


Beeramoni Uma Devi1, Dr. Naresh Pratap2

Abstract: With the use of a face-centered central composite design, the optimum values of pH, contact duration, and adsorbent dose were determined as process parameters for efficient boron removal in the current research. In order to determine the optimal settings for copper, a series of batch tests were performed. Mankind's actions cause a dynamic shift in the planetary heavy metal content. These have sparked widespread curiosity on the causes and effects of pollution. The influence of variables such as initial metal ion concentration, pH, adsorbent dosage, contact duration, temperature, and adsorption temperature was also calculated. Contact times of 360 minutes, adsorbent doses of 200 milligrams, and pH values of five were shown to be optimal for copper, whereas contact times of 180 minutes, 200 milligrams, and pH values of seven were found to be optimal for Sulphur. Adsorption kinetics might be described using either a pseudo first order or pseudo second order kinetic model.

346-354
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  • TO STUDY THE REMOVAL OF PHARMACEUTICALS FROM AQUEOUS MEDIA BY ACTIVATED CARBONS


Kappala Ravikumar1, Dr. Satyavir Singh2

Abstract: Antibiotics are a particularly troublesome pharmaceutical pollutant, thus research into ways for removing them from water has attracted a lot of interest. Carbon-based compounds, such as activated carbon, carbon nanotubes, and graphene, are commonly considered to be among the most effective adsorbents for wastewater treatment and pollution management. Since they have a high surface area and interesting chemical and physical properties, adsorbents like activated carbon and carbon nanotubes are gaining in popularity for application in wastewater treatment. Adsorbents like activated carbon, carbon nanotubes, and graphene have showed promise in the study of organic and inorganic waste removal. Extraction of pharmaceutical active components from aquatic environments; production; benefits; uses of activated carbon; carbon nanotubes; and graphene.

355-366
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  • DEVELOPMENT OF CANINE RETINA AND ITS FUNCTIONAL ANNOTATION


Dr.Rashmi

Abstract: The optics of the eye create a focused two-dimensional image of the visual world on the retina, which then processes that image within the retina and sends nerve impulses along the optic nerve to the visual cortex to create visual perceptionIn the majority of cases, the mode of inheritance is autosomal recessive, although some autosomal dominant and X-linked RP existThe choriocapillaris, a network of capillary vessels located under the retinal pigmented epithelium, is the main source of oxygen for the outer retina, and retinal vessels are the main supply for the inner retina

367-373
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  • INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SERICULTURISTS AND SERICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES


Dr. Kumar Manish Dr.Akhil Abhishek

Abstract: The agricultural research network in India is one of the biggest in the world, and it has produced many useful new tools. The main aim of the study is Interactions Between Sericulturists and Sericultural. Several suggested methods in sericulture were analysed, such as the use of chosen technology in mulberry farming and silkworm rearing.The investigation of the farms' technical efficiency showed that the adoption of new technology in the field significantly cut input utilisation waste

374-384
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  • Study on Housekeeping Services of Hospitality Industry in India


Shailesh Karlas Kasbe1*, Dr. Raghuvendra Raman Bhardwaj2

Abstract: This study examines the current situation of hospitality industry in India and explanations for concentrating on housekeeping division of the hotel business, So hotel housekeeping further gap its work in regions which are arranged as open regions and back regions. Public regions are the regions where visitors are openly permitted to go while back regions are the spots inside the hotel where just workers have the license to go, There is a need to recognize the significance of housekeeping activities in hotels as this would help hospitality experts to configuration, coordinate, and execute the administrations and offices of the housekeeping office in a proficient way.

385-391
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  • A STUDY OF CROSSANDRA INFUNDIBULIFORM'S STRUCTURAL IN SILICONE AND VITRO METHOD


Manisha Laxman Galphade1, Dr. Arvind2 1Research Scholar Sunrise University Alwar 2Professor Sunrise University Alwar

Abstract: Heterocyclic compounds play many essential roles in cell metabolism, so much so, they have gained great importance as phytoceuticals as well as pharmaceuticals. These molecules by virtue of their structural scaffolds lend themselves for wider application in pharmaceutical research. Thus benzoxazolone has become a privileged scaffold in designing drug probes.

392-402
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  • THE IMPORTANCE OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE FACILITIES


Nighuat Qurashi1, Dr. Anil Kumar2

Abstract: It is especially important for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to play a significant part in the promotion of social and economic development in nations with limited resources and ineffective governance. NGO's have the potential to play a crucial part in the advancement of the global surgery and anaesthesia goals that were established by the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery in line with the Sustainable Development Goals. These goals were established because approximately five billion people do not have access to surgical and anaesthesia care that is safe, timely, and affordable (SDGs). They have mostly accomplished this by establishing specialised hospitals and making use of temporary platforms for the delivery of services, such as short-term surgical excursions and self-contained surgical platforms. These are both examples of how they have accomplished this goal. As a direct result of the establishment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have ramped up their efforts to bolster the local health care infrastructure by extending assistance to a variety of its subsystems. Donations are the single most important source of revenue for the governments of the Indian states of Bihar, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab. The bulk of these states get their funding in the form of grants. These states include Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Manipur, Rajasthan, Orissa, Delhi, and West Bengal. In the realm of non-profit organisations, HIV/AIDS gets around 31% of all single-purpose financing. Health system management receives 29%, while RMNCH-related programmes receive 18% of this kind of support. Other programmes that are targeted include those that are intended to fight TB (6%), certain forms of fevers (5%), the disabled (4%), and indigenous peoples (3%).

413-425
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  • A STUDY OF LEGAL EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR CHILDREN IN INDIA


CHAUDHARI RAMESHKUMAR DAZABHAI DR. SUNITA KUMARI

Abstract: The research study traces the educational development in India from ancient to modern period. It covers everything from the Vedic period to modern era. The role of the various traditions and the techniques are discussed elaborately. India is a land of scholars and intellectuals from ancient times - the Vedic and the Buddhist. Education in India has a history stressing back to the ancient urban centres of learning at ‘Takshashila’ and ‘Nalanda’ to western education established by British Crown. Although the ancient education system mainly served the interests of people belonging to the upper classes of the society, it also respected the social plurality and cultural diversity of the region.

551-564
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  • A STUDY OF MICROSTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN HIGH-PROTEIN NUTRITION BARS FORMULATED WITH EXTRUDED OR TOASTED MILK PROTEIN CONCENTRATE


ROHINI DR. VANDANA PANDEY

Abstract: Milk protein concentrates with more than 80% protein (i.e., MPC80) are underutilized as the primary protein source in high-protein nutrition bars as they impart crumbliness and cause hardening during storage. High-protein nutrition bar texture changes are often associated with internal protein aggregations and macronutrient phase separation. These changes were investigated in model high-protein nutrition bars formulated with MPC80 and physically modified MPC80s. High-protein nutrition bars formulated with extruded MPC80s hardened slower than those formulated with toasted or unmodified MPC80

565-573
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  • गर्भवती महिलाओं के स्वास्थ्य स्थिति का अध्ययन


कांचन विश्वनाथ मिसाल, डॉ. मंजू कुमारी,

Abstract: स्वस्थ और संतुलित आहार जीवन काल में और विशेष रूप से गर्भावस्था के दौरान काफी महत्वपूर्ण होता है। मातृ आहार को माँ की सामान्य आवश्यकताओं के साथ-साथ बढ़ते भ्रूण की जरूरतों को पूरा करने के लिए पर्याप्त ऊर्जा और पोषक तत्व प्रदान करना चाहिए और माँ को भ्रूण और शिशु स्वास्थ्य के साथ-साथ भविष्य में स्तनपान प्रथाओं के लिए आवश्यक पोषक तत्वों के अपने भंडार को बनाए रखने में सक्षम बनाना चाहिए। पोषण एक ऐसा क्षेत्र है जिस पर गर्भावस्था के दौरान विशेष ध्यान देने की आवश्यकता होती है, विशेष रूप से दूसरी और तीसरी तिमाही के दौरान।

587-598
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  • A STUDY OF MENTAL TOUGHNESS BETWEEN GAME PLAYERS


Rajwinder Singh Dr. Sunil Chaturvedi

Abstract: Mental toughness is a key factor in a person's ability to perform, accomplish, and exceed in a variety of areas of life. Sportspeople, trainers, fans, and spectators all use the phrase "mental toughness" to describe the ability to persevere in the face of adversity. Mental toughness is a word that coaches, players, and sport psychology consultants use when addressing the psychological elements that distinguish between successful and unsuccessful athletes in sports. The word "mental toughness" is often used in the sports arena. Athletes, coaches, fans, and commentators all use it in their everyday language. Mental toughness may be the most important psychological attribute in sports.

611-620
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  • ROLE OF PERSONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES TOWARDS ALCOHOLISM


Samta Dr. Kavita

Abstract: The concept of alcohol consumption and alcoholism is different. Alcohol consumption includes a range from normal drinking to extreme drinking. When alcohol starts disturbing and intrudes the normal life of a being, be it personal, social, psychological or biological, the concept of alcoholism gets formed. Alcohol use and heavy drinking are common during the most sensitive periods of life, i.e., adolescence, and young adulthood period. Some individuals may start consuming alcohol in a hazardous manner in early adolescence.Drinking among college students is a major problem, be it any gender. Recent research concluded that brain development can be affected with the high use of alcohol in young adolescent period

621-634
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  • ANALYZING THE PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC DISEASE OF EYE


Sami Akhter Khan Dr.KapilDev

Abstract: The prevalence of visual impairment (VI) is increasing, making it a new issue in public health policy. Contrasted with other major chronic illnesses, however, VI is generally disregarded by researchers calculating disease burden. The eye is vulnerable to a wide range of injuries from long-term exposure to harmful contaminants in the environment. There are communities where the difficulties associated with vision impairment (VI) are more commonly disregarded than those associated with other health problems. Opacification of the crystalline lens inside the eye is the medical definition of cataract. Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in Australia, responsible for more than half of all cases (ARMD). The loss of peripheral vision due to glaucoma, together with the presence of optic disk abnormalities, was used as a diagnostic criterion for glaucoma.

667-667
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  • ANALYZING THE PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC DISEASE OF EYE


Vishwambhar Rai Dr.Kapil Dev

Abstract: The indicative measures as expressed above have been shown up from agreement and com-pilation of clinical information. The main aim of the study is Binocular Vision And Refractive Errors And Other Ocular Diseases. This is a population based cross-sectional study to estimate the prevalence of NSBVA in the rural and urban population of Tamilnadu. NSBVA are highly prevalent among school children and the prevalence increases with age

678-686
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  • THE IMPACT OF ONLINE SHOPPING UPON RETAIL TRADE BUSINESS


THE IMPACT OF ONLINE SHOPPING UPON RETAIL TRADE BUSINESS

Abstract: The retail industry in India might account for as much as 10% of GDP. A retailer may be a merchant, an agency, or a commercial enterprise whose primary business is the direct sale of goods and services to end users. Internet commerce is rapidly replacing traditional company models throughout the world. This study intends to provide light on how the proliferation of online shops may affect existing enterprises.

687-696
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  • AN EFFECT OF ASHTANG YOGA ACTIVITIES ON CARDIO-RESPIRATORY ENDURANCE


Neelam Joshi Dr.Vikesh Kamra

Abstract: Yoga is getting more and more common as an add-on therapy to develop quality of life for countless persons. In a survey, groups were formed of 135 persons and they were given the task of six months for doing yoga, or for walking or for controlling a group. Those practicing yoga developed the quality of life significantly, apart from it, the mood and fatigue too became favorable, compared to the activates of the people of the other groups. Some other surveys have examined the way yoga may develop the worth of life and lessons signs in patients about cancer. Another survey examined some female members inflicted with breast cancer who were being given chemotherapy.

707-715
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  • A STUDY OF QUALITY BY DESIGN METHODS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF POORLY SOLUBLE DRUGS


KESHAV KUMAR GUPTA DR. RAJENDRA KUMAR CHOUKSEY

Abstract: The suitability of the mixture for use in direct compression was performed using SeDeM methodology. The tablets met pharmacopoeia specifications for content uniformity, breaking strength, friability, and disintegration time. Modification of poor soluble drugs by QBD approach. Quality by design (QbD) encourages the pharmaceutical industry to use risk management and science-based manufacturing principles to gain process and product understanding and thus assures quality of the product. Physiochemical properties and 32 factor are analysis in this study. FTIR, DSC thermogrametc are also done. Ranolazine and olmesartanmedoxomil with different polymers are used.In this review, it is intended to discuss the recent advances related on the area of solid dispersion. This work proposes a methodology for the design, development, and characterization of tablets prepared by the direct compression method of olmesartanmedoxomil. The main objective was to ensure a high dissolution rate of the active ingredient.

716-729
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  • ROLE OF CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT SOCIETIES IN AGRICULTURE CREDIT


Manoj Bhai Suthar Dr. Ashok Kumar Yadav

Abstract: Agricultural Credit Cards are not new concept in the field of agricultural banking in India. The scheme had already been introduced by number of public sector banks in few states much earlier. These schemes were niche marketed and were exclusively preserved for the privileged class of farmers. Similarly cash credit facility was being extended by several public sector bank and co-operative banks to farmers with the view to improving their access to credit. Again, this scheme was used only selectively. Kisan Credit Card Scheme (KCC) scheme was introduced in 1998-99

730-742
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  • A STUDY OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK ON LINEAR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS


Nisar Ahmad Mir Dr. Amarendra Kadian

Abstract: The effect of production rates of linear activities in determining road project durations has been opened as an avenue for research. Application of simulation in road project scheduling has been probed by utilizing the probability distribution of activity durations in road projects. The probable production rates of a standard set of linear activities normally executed in road projects have been arrived with the help of a simulation model using the Extend 5 software. The simulation results thus obtained have indicated a wide range in production rate values as the probability distribution of activity durations was found to be based on various types of road stretches and several factors such as land acquisition and related issues

743-753
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  • A STUDY OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION OF PEOPLE EPILEPSY WITH QUALITY OF LIFE


Usha Banerjee Dr.Manju Shukla

Abstract: The purpose of this research is to examine how good and negative emotions contribute to a person's overall feeling of well-being (which is operationally defined as their "quality of life"). After reviewing the research on cognitive rehabilitation for people with epilepsy, one thing stands out: there is a lot of room for improvement in this area. One of the primary goals of this research is to determine the impact that demographic factors like age, sex, education, marital status, occupation, and income have on a variety of psychosocial factors like family history, emotional adjustment, interpersonal adjustment, vocational adjustment, financial status, adaptation to seizure, medication, and medical management, cognitive ability, disability, and quality of life. To put the theories to the test, a suitable technique of research was developed. The findings have implications for classifying psychosocial issues, developing experimentally determined independent risk factors, identifying general aspects of psychopathology, and designing efficient and successful treatment plans.

754-762
40

  • ROLE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN VITAMIN-D DEFICIENCY INDUCED MUSCLE WASTING


Prajapati Babubhai Khodabhai Dr.Harbeer Singh

Abstract: The effects and mechanisms of vitamin D activities in human skeletal muscle, as well as the existence of the vitamin D receptor in mature human skeletal muscle, are yet unknown.The major goal of this research is to create a vitamin D deficient rat model and investigate total protein breakdown in that strain. A variety of muscle-wasting illnesses have been linked to oxidative stress. The ordinarily well-balanced management of oxidant production and antioxidant activity is disrupted in oxidative stress

763-768
41

  • A STUDY OF SCENARIO OF LIS EDUCATION IN NORTH EAST REGION


Ravindra Singh Mandloi Dr. Golam Ambia

Abstract: The role and perception of libraries and information centres continue to change in the 21st century. It is therefore necessary to evaluate the effectiveness of library and information systems in the changing scenario. The changing scenario calls for skills and competencies beyond the daily operational skills. Research under progress shall also contribute a lot in bringing innovative and original ideas for qualitative improvement of library and information science education in India. This research topic undertaken by me paved the way to come across many academic and professional issues confronted by library and information science education in the country and more specifically in the northeast region

779-788
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  • CRITICAL FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS


Sabnis Sadanand Bhaskar Dr.Dr. Amarendra Kadian

Abstract: India, like many other nations, is highly dependent on the building industry. It employs a large number of people, resources, and machinery and operates under severe deadlines. The survey's questionnaire was developed with the help of the aforementioned contextual information, expansive quality viewpoint, and normative quality perspective. We have already sent out over 500 surveys by email, hard copy, soft copy, postal service, and courier service. Multi-story buildings, whether for residential or commercial usage, are included in this analysis. Depending on the details, the price tag for the project might be anything from INR 1 crore to INR 100 crores. The private sector is also represented in this study. In all, 14 months were spent collecting data. We have gained an understanding of the essential factors that contribute to the successful implementation of quality management in construction projects.

789-798
43

  • ASPECTS OF PEACE AND JUSTICE OF ISLAM


Showkat Nazir Parrey1, Dr. Ajay Kumar Sharma2

Abstract: The whole planet seems to be in the midst of a never-ending war, the origins of which may not be immediately apparent to the average observer but are, in large part, founded in a struggle for global dominance. This uproar will continue as long as people are aware of it and work to eradicate the dominance of bad ideology. Social justice is one way in which this theory may be questioned and used to reshape international relations and the globe at large. However, there are also justifiable concerns, and determining what factors into Social Justice is essential. Because no empathetic person wishes harm on others, social justice is an important idea in any flourishing community. In order to create objectivity, several definitions and frameworks have been proposed, any one of which may be used to regulate the way a country is run. But there are still challenges to creating objectivity on a global scale. This study attempts to weigh the benefits and drawbacks of various legal codes enacted by humans in an effort to foster objectivity, and then lays out the framework suggested by Allah (the Supreme Being), the Sovereign Ruler of the Universe. Everything possible has been done to illustrate why achieving ultimate social justice is important and how to go about doing it in a way that benefits the average person

799-807
44

  • PRAGMATISM OF CHARLES SANDERS PEIRCE AND THE GENERAL THEORY OF REALITY


Shahbaz Sunny1, Dr. Ravi Kant2

Abstract: Pragmatism is getting respectable again. Some philosophers are still content to think of it as a sort of muddle-headed first approximation to logical positivism – which they think of in turn as a prelude to our own enlightened epoch. The main aim of the study id to vindicate scientism's reliance on empirical analysis to provide objective proof about reality and scientific materialism. Philosophy is the search of true knowledge. Knowledge is a set of statements. Statement is a declarative sentence. The problem of truth has two aspects – theoretical and practical. Idealism advocates the Coherence theory of truth form a theoretical aspect.

808-819
45

  • EFFECTIVE THERMAL PROPERTIES OF STRAW FOR BUILDING SYSTEM


Phrande Suhas Arjun1, Dr. Prashant Jagannath Patil2

Abstract: Sustainable materials derived from natural sources are often used to promote thermal comfort in buildings, which justifies their usage in formulating building mixes. The use of natural resources for construction dates back to antiquity; a combination of straw, clay, and sand is only one example of a material that may keep a house warm in the winter and cool in the summer. This piece aims to assess how adding clay, sand, and straw to a building's insulation improves thermal comfort. Straw was added to a clay and sand mixture in varying proportions to create several kinds of sample plates for the experiment. Using the infinite flat layer approach, the thermal conductivity coefficient was calculated based on the results of the trials. According to the findings, a sand-clay matrix with varying quantities of straw added might be thought of as excellent reinforcement.

820-828
46

  • CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF TRANSITION METAL CATALYZED REACTIONS


B. RAVINDER

Abstract: For the production of organic compounds, Transition metal catalyzed processes are essential. Homogeneous catalysis provides a rapid route to novel organic compounds, which are then examined for their desired qualities, assisting in the resolution of existing health, environmental, energy storage, and other issues. The development of new transition metal complexes for catalysis of fundamental organic reactions, the use of metal catalysts in the synthesis of unique organic compounds, and the creation of synthetic metallo-enzyme-like molecules are all topics that we hope to cover in this Special Issue.

829-836
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  • ASSESSING THE SCOPE, STRATEGIES AND CHALLENGES IN THE MARKETING CONTEXT OF INDIAN BIOTECHNOLOGY SECTOR


KAASIM SHA SHEIK

Abstract: The biotechnology business has a notoriously high failure rate, even by the standards of its own field. The pharmaceutical business has been forecasted as the most capital-intensive market area in the current economy, yet there are significant obstacles to entering a career in biotechnology and establishing an industry in fundamental areas of biotechnology. The function of biotech sector in terms of commercial, industrial and economical grounds acquires relevance since it takes a lot of labour in the intellectual and in the commercial front. A success story of a biotech sector entails a lot of hurdles to be tackled. One of the main obstacles, any biotech business has is efficiently selling their medicines. In this post, we take a quick look at the Indian biotech market as it stands right now. Current Situation in Biotechnology business in India, methods utilised by biotech enterprises and marketing issues.

837-844
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  • REVIEWING HISTORY, RECENT TRENDS AND IMPACT OF COVID IN THE CONTEXT OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY


KAASIM SHA SHEIKMANDATI NARESH

Abstract: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is not a new idea but is clearly the newest buzzword in the business world. It has been more popular during the previous few decades. Philanthropy by corporations is not something new in India. This article explores the idea of CSR and its history, benefits and drawbacks of mandatory vis-à-vis optional CSR and concerns and obstacles associated in executing the terms of the Act and related laws. Corporate responsiveness and response to social concerns and demand for sustainability in order to progress further into a new age of collaborative future action for factoring the sustainable business strategy for good governance and development of the society and its people. The objective of this study is to identify the causes for growth of CSR in India and to know what are prospective advantages of CSR to enterprises.

845-852
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  • ADOPTION OF WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHERS IN CLASSROOMS


Md Shebaz Ahmed and Dr.Babita Choudhary

Abstract: Everything we do has been altered by technological advancements. As technology is now essential to everyday life, it is inevitable that it will also be included into the classroom. The main aim of the study is adoption of web 2.0 technology applications for teachers in classrooms. There was a combination of different research techniques used in this study. Quantitative (e.g., tests, surveys) and qualitative (e.g., focus groups, interviews) data collection, grouping, and assessment are all part of the analysis of mixed methods.The purpose of this survey was to collect feedback from faculty and students on the usefulness of Web 2.0 tools in academe.

853-863
50

  • A STUDY OF BOTANICALS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF KEY INSECT PESTS ON RICE


Fulpagre Sarika Piran Dr. Ravindra Pal Singh

Abstract: The use of synthetic chemical pesticides has been crucial in preventing the spread of insect-borne illnesses and eradicating agricultural pests for almost sixty years, and this trend is not expected to change anytime soon. Yet, there are serious risks associated with pesticides as well. Some are harmful because they remain in our bodies long after we eat or drink them or after we flush them down the toilet. Even at low concentrations, many pesticides are harmful to humans and other animals. Some are even thought to be carcinogenic. As current synthetic pesticides have health risks, many scientists and farmers are looking for safer alternatives. An option that might be useful here is pesticides made from natural materials. Research in this area focuses on combining two effective natural pesticides—botanicals and entomopathogenic fungi—against three major insect pests of rice: Cnaphalocrocismedinalis (Guenee), Scirpophagaincertulas (Walker), and Nilaparvatalugens (Stal) in a lowland rice ecosystem where the microclimate encourages the action of both pesticides

864-877
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  • A STUDY OF DIFFERENT PHASES OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM


Lucktury Das Dr. Sudha Kaushik

Abstract: Any type of libraries is not free from the disaster situation. Library materials are either fully or partially lost due to facing both types of disaster conditions i.e. natural and man-made. Several times, library building and other infrastructure, human kind etc. are also affected. Disaster may occur anywhere and anytime. Nowadays, due to global warming and destructive activities of humankind, the occurrence of disasters is increasing

878-886
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  • A STUDY OF PERFORMANCE OF CONCRETE IN RELATED TO CONCRETE WORKABILITY, DUCTILITY AND COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH


Vijay Bhupal Awati Dr.Amarendra Kadian

Abstract: To counteract HPC's limited workability caused by its low water content, admixtures of either mineral or chemical are often added to the slurry. In order to provide the appropriate workability, pozzolanic mineral admixtures including fly ash, rice husk ash, and met kaolin are frequently utilized. Alccofine 1203 (AF), Met kaolin (MK), and Ground Granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS), as well as Strongcrete (SC), Nokrack (NK), and Flat crimped steel (FCS), are the three types of mineral admixtures and fibers used in this study, respectively. High-performance concrete's mechanical and durability qualities were examined after varying amounts of fibers were added to the mix.

887-901
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  • A STUDY OF INDIAN SBIBANKS POLICIES FOR STUDENT LOAN


Atul Gupta Dr.Raghuvendra Raman Bhardwaj

Abstract: A loan programme for education was developed and widely disseminated by public and private sector banks, as well as other financial institutions. There has been an increase in the number of non-performing loans issued by banks and financial institutions in this area (educational loans). This paper examines the causes of high default and provides some recommendations for Banks and Financial Institutions (FIs) to avoid such slippages. The Indian government has traditionally placed a great value on ensuring that its young people have access to quality higher education. This cleared the door for parents and students to become more conscious of the need for improved educational facilities, particularly at the college level

902-912
54

  • कबीर दास जी की भक्ति में सामाजिक चेतना एवं उनकी सृजनशीलता की प्रासंगिकता का अध्ययन


1महतोलक्ष्मी खेमलाल, 2डॉ संजय कुमार

Abstract: हर युग का साहित्य अपने समय के समाज से प्रभावित होता है। साहित्य या आध्यात्मिक चेतना के लिए समाज-निरपेक्ष होना संभव नहीं है। कबीर की आध्यात्मिक चेतना अथवा उनकी भक्ति की विशेषता यही है कि यह समाज से जुड़ी हुई है। उनकी भक्ति में सामान्य गृहस्थों के लिए भी स्थान है तथा यह भौतिक जगत की भी पूर्णतः उपेक्षा नहीं करती है। उनकी कविता भी इसी कारण से विशिष्ट है। कबीर की कविता निरीह-शोषित जनता के साथ खड़ी होती है, उनका स्वर बनती है तथा शोषक सामंत वर्ग का ज़ोरदार ढंग से विरोध भी करती है।

913-922
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  • महाविद्यालय के विद्यार्थियों की शैक्षणिक उपलब्धि और तनाव के साथ पारिवारिक वातावरण के प्रभाव का अध्ययन


1संदीप आनंदए 2डॉ अवधेश कुमार यादव

Abstract: मानव विकास के इतिहास में शिक्षा का महत्वपूर्ण स्थान है। मानव अपने जन्म-काल में असहाय होता है, उसे जीवित रहने के लिए समायोजन की आवश्यकता होती है। समायोजन की इस प्रक्रिया में इसका सीखना प्रारम्भ होता है। सीखने की यह प्रक्रिया बालक के जन्म लेते ही प्रारम्भ हो जाती है और जीवन -पर्यन्त चलती रहती है। सर्व प्रथम बालक की शिक्षा का कार्य माता की गोद से प्रारम्भ होता है। इस प्रकार माँ प्रथम शिक्षिका होती है। माता के साथ-साथ बालक पिता के सम्पर्क में आता है।

923-934
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  • CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS OF DENGUE PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT SEROTYPES


Reeta Janet Jessy1, Dr. Rupesh Sharma2

Abstract: Dengue fever, or dengue hemorrhagic fever, is a major global health concern. Infection with two distinct serotypes of the dengue virus may cause severe disease and even death. From the total number of confirmed cases (4,743), 50.6% (2,398) had a distinct Dengue serotype. The most common serotype was DEN-3 (50.6%), followed by DEN-1 (25.7%), DEN-2 (20.9%), and DEN-4 (2.7%). There was no distinction between the sexes. Patients in DEN-4 were substantially older than those in DEN-1, DEN-2, and DEN-3 (mean ages 9, 8, and 8, respectively). While DEN-1, DEN-2, and DEN-3 were most common in children aged 5-9, DEN-4 was most common in those aged 10-14.

935-946
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  • ACUTE TOXICITY STUDIES OF TEXTILE BASED INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT OF PALI CITY ON A FRESHWATER FISH


Agnes Ani Prameela1, Dr. Rupesh Sharma2

Abstract: The LC50 values obtained after 12 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours, and 96 hours were 56.23 percent, 28.84 percent, 22.3 percent, and 16.59 percent, respectively. As effluent concentration increased, LC50 readings dropped noticeably. The calculated secure value is 32.88%. The C.batrachus fishes used in the experiments displayed more anxious behavior as the toxicant concentrations rose. High mucus production, uncoordinated and tailfin movement, surfacing, loss of buoyancy, escape propensity, hyperactivity, and skin discoloration were all seen in experimental C. batrachus fish exposed to textile-based industrial effluent. All therapies, save the control group, had fatality rates. Experimental fish C.batrachus treated to textile-dyeing effluents for varying lengths of time also underwent haematological investigation. The hemogram, red blood cell count, white blood cell count, platelet count, mean corpuscular volume, mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration, and mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration of the test species were analyzed. Modifications to these settings have been discussed. It follows that the TIE is harmful to fish and other aquatic life.

947-958
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  • ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF RURAL AND URBAN WOMEN IN INDIA


Rachna Chanyal1, Dr.Kandi Sravan Kumar2

Abstract: The status of women is intimately connected with their economic situation depending upon the opportunity for participation in economic activities. The census data, 2011 shows a vast inequality between rural and urban women work participation as urban women associated with economic activities is just about half of the rural women. Available pieces of the literature revealed how the employment status of women makes them empower, but limited research has been conducted on the comparison of women empowerment in the rural-urban area in different dimensions. In this perspective, assuming that women’s economic empowerment is dependent on work participation, the present study attempts to compare the magnitude of women’s economic empowerment in urban India with its rural counterpart, focusing on various dimensions of work participation. This study is entirely based on secondary databases collected from the Census of India, 2011 and Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) 2019-20

959-971
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  • A STUDY ON WILDLIFE PROTECTION IN INDIA'S HISTORY


Ramesh Chandra Dr.Sayyad Ismail

Abstract: In India, wildlife management has been around for a long time. Animals are lauded in hymns found in the Vedas. Sanatan Dharma believes that tying some animals to a certain deity or goddess is the greatest approach to ensure the long-term survival of the species. Animals like pythons, snakes, swans, and lions have been identified with gods and goddesses, making them sacred and protected. Animals were revered, cared for, and even adored by the ancient Indians because they recognised their right to co-exist with humans. Almost every deity in our pantheon has a connection to a particular animal, which is often treated as if it were a god or goddess in and of itself. Our mythology, fine art, and handicrafts are all infused with a deep respect for and admiration for animals.

972-981
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  • AN STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH, ACADEMIC SUCCESS, AND SOCIAL SKILLS


JYOTSNA DEY DR. NARESH KUMAR

Abstract: Education has existed since the dawn of time. It has been viewed as an important component of all human society from the start of civilization. As a result, it should be updated to meet the needs of both society and individuals. Any competency that facilitates engagement and communication with others, where social rules and relations are developed, communicated, and enforced, is referred to as a social skill. Academic success is defined as: the completion of the learning process; gaining subject knowledge; and developing employability skills. Mental health is defined as the state of an individual with high emotional stability, well-adjustment in society, adequate perception of reality, self-concept, integrated personality and environmental competencies, and integrated personality and environmental competencies. To examine the mental health, social skills, and academic progress of Mysore City's standard 9 students. The data was gathered using a descriptive research design and primary and secondary sources. There was a total of 110 students from government schools. 381 students from Mysore city's private aided schools and 784 students from private unaided institutions were chosen. The frequency and percentage methods were used to analyze the data collected. The majority of children at government, private aided, and private unaided schools have a modest

982-983
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  • राजनीतिक भागीदारी में महिलाओं के प्रतिनिधित्व और संवैधानिक प्रावधान का अध्ययन


CHHATRA PAL Dr.RAM SWAROOP GUPTACHHATRA PAL Dr.RAM SWAROOP GUPTA

Abstract: महिला सशक्तिकरण का मतलब समान स्थिति और महिलाओं को बनाने की स्वतंत्रता हो सकती है। इसका उद्देश्य महिलाओं को आर्थिक रूप से स्वतंत्र, स्वायत्त और सक्षम बनाना है, ताकि वे कठोर परिस्थितियों का सामना कर सकें और निर्णय लेने की प्रक्रिया में भाग ले सकें। भारतीय संविधान में लैंगिक और नस्लीय भेदभाव को प्रतिबंधित करने, मानव तस्करी पर प्रतिबंध लगाने, बल में श्रम पर प्रतिबंध लगाने और महिलाओं के लिए निर्वाचित पदों को आरक्षित करने का प्रयास किया गया है ताकि यौन असमानताओं को कम किया जा सके। महिलाओं को समान अधिकारों के लिए राजनीतिक दलों में बढ़ती मांगों से जोड़ा जाता है।

994-1007
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  • INTERVAL TRAINING EFFECTS ON FITNESS VARIABLES RELATED KABADDI PLAYERS


RAJ KUMAR MAHTO DR. SUNIL CHATURVEDIRAJ KUMAR MAHTO DR. SUNIL CHATURVEDI

Abstract: The sphere of sports therefore includes rather varied kinds of activity. A number of "ancient" sports (running, jumping, throwing, wrestling, etc.) originated from definite forms of work and then combat actions. The forms of sports movements and actions invariably changed compared with their initial basis, developing in accordance with the requirements of the sporting activity. Sports in the modern world have become extremely competitive.Now-a-days, sports have become an essential part of life. Increased participation in sports has resulted in competition, which has become an important element of modem life INTERVAL TRAINING EFFECTS ON FITNESS VARIABLES RELATED KABADDI PLAYERS RAJ KUMAR MAHTO DR. SUNIL CHATURVEDI The sphere of sports therefore includes rather varied kinds of activity. A number of "ancient" sports (running, jumping, throwing, wrestling, etc.) originated from definite forms of work and then combat actions. The forms of sports movements and actions invariably changed compared with their initial basis, developing in accordance with the requirements of the sporting activity. Sports in the modern world have become extremely competitive.Now-a-days, sports have become an essential part of life. Increased participation in sports has resulted in competition, which has become an important element of modem life

1008-1119
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  • A STUDY OF PHYSICAL VARIABLES IMPROVEMENT ON AMONG KABADDI PLAYERS


HEMANT KUMAR DR. SUNIL CHATURVEDI

Abstract: The aim of this study is to the Sports have become as competitive as other fields in the world. In ancient limes, our ancestors exhibited maximum talents in terms of physical activity but now it has become completely professional. From the age immemorable, the human race is involved in different kinds of sports either for recreation or competition. In the present world, Sports have become extremely competitive

1020-1028
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  • A STUDY OF WORKING PRINCIPAL OF HOMOPHONE AMBIGUITY REDUCTION (SHAR)


S SATHYA FRANKLIN DR KAILASH ASERI

Abstract: The objective of paper is to reduce the Homophone Ambiguity (Ã¥Homophone) from existing Speech Recognition Systems (SRS) in the Word Level Speech Recognition (WLSR) technique. There are various Speech Recognition Systems (SRS) available viz. Google Speech [18], Apple Siri Microsoft Speech Dragon Speech etc. The existing SRSs are significantly intelligent to perceive the exact homophone word in the Sentence Level Speech Recognition (SLSR) due to lexical analysis approach.

1029-1038
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  • A STUDY OF MENTAL TOUGHNESS BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL GAME AND TEAM GAME PLAYERS


SHAKIL AHMED SIDDIQUI DR. RAJANI

Abstract: Mental toughness refers to a collection of psychological characteristic which are central to optimal performance. Athletes, coaches, and sport psychologists have consistently implicated mental toughness as one of the most important psychological characteristics related to success in sports. Over the last few decades, numerous studies have been conducted to examine the role of mental toughness in sporting success. However, its conceptualization and measurement are without consensus. The purpose of this study is to systematically review some of the emerging definitions and conceptualizations, and examine how mental toughness could be nurtured. This review considers both qualitative and quantitative approaches to the study of mental toughness with the specific focus on the models and the development of the measurement of this construct. Although these discussions center on the general aspects of mental toughness, we believe many of the issues have relevance to scholars and practitioners who are interested in the measurement of psychological variables as they pertain to sport, exercise, and other performance or achievement contexts.

1039-1050
66

  • A STUDY OF VIRTUAL MACHINE AND DATA CENTERSIN CLOUD COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT


K.SHANMUGAM DR. PARVIN PRAKASH ADIVAREKAR

Abstract: The placement component is designed to be both traffic aware and load aware. During non-rush hours (low traffic), as the number of requests is minimum, the VMP-LR uses a simple enhanced round robin method for placing VMs to PMs. During rush hours (heavy traffic), the three queues created are handled using three separate hybrid scheduling and load balancing algorithms in order to perform placement operation efficiently with accommodating high resource demands.The requests in high request queue are placed using an enhanced Max-Min, Ant Colony Optimization and Artificial

1051-1061
67

  • PREPARATION OF TiO2 FILMS BY DC REACTIVE SPUTTERING (DCRS), ELECTRON BEAM EVAPORATION (EBE) AND CHEMICAL SPRAY PYROLYSIS (CSP) TECHNIQUES


ITHAPE PANDURANG ABASAHEB DR. ARVIND KUMAR

Abstract: Due to their high-quality physical, optical, and electric features, metal oxide thin films have achieved remarkable success in the semiconductor industry. Solar cells, biosensors, biomedical applications, super capacitors, photo catalysis, luminous materials, and laser devices are only some of the potential applications for these materials, which are gaining increasing attention. Many studies have reported successful attempts at producing thin films using a wide variety of deposition techniques. Films' qualities need to be characterized in detail so that their design may be optimized.

1062-1072
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  • ROLE OF INDIRECT SPEECH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NOVELS


KADAMPATIL SANJEEV LAXMANRAO DR. RAVIKANT

Abstract: Prior to Austin, the structural or formal aspect of language was the focal point of linguists. The use of language and its significance was somehow ignored. It was J.L. Austin who diverted the attention of philosophers, linguists etc. from its structural point of view to the functional perspective. Linguistics is ‘a scientific study of language’ and Pragmatics is the study of language in use. The central concept of Pragmatics is the Speech Act Theory. The emergence of Speech Act theory lies in the assertion of J.L. Austin, who claimed that the speaker does actions with words. The book, How to Do Things with Words proves to be a landmark in the emergence of pragmatics.

1073-1084
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  • A STUDY OF RELIGION AND COMMUNAL POLITICS IN INDIA


AJAY DHAND DR. RAJEEV KUMAR JAIN

Abstract: In view of the intrusion of religious passions into politics one may ask whether India is a truly secular or a theocratic state. India is of course, not the only modern state where politics is related closely to religion. Church and State are linked in Italy and Germany; and in Britain the Anglican Church is established i.e. it is a part of state structure. There are two major notions of religion – the individual and social

1085-1093
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  • STUDY OF CURRENT SCENARIO OF CYBER CRIMES RELATED BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA


Rakesh Kumar Jha1, Dr. Parveen Kukkar2

Abstract: Today, in our globalized world, Online banking, or Internet banking, has transformed a fundamental aspect of contemporary life. Because of his social nature, it is crucial for man to be able to share and learn from the experiences of others. In this article, we explored the latest hacking tactics and trends as they pertain to online banking-related cybercrime. This article also includes data on cybercrime in India. This report also identifies the most recent cybercrime news pertaining to internet banking. The research used only previously collected information. The Global Information Security Survey 2014–15, Press Information Bureau English Releases, and Reserve Bank of India publications were consulted along with annual reports from the National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB), the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), and the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). This study's results highlight the increasing prevalence of both online banking-related criminality and the use of information technology in India. Young adults between the ages of 18 and 30 (especially young men) perpetrate the vast majority of cybercrimes. In order to combat and prevent cybercrime, our law enforcement authorities need more resources. Finally, the study's author provides recommendations for the safe and secure usage of online banking services.

1094-1102
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    And Publishing House

  • Rashtriya Research Institute
    Of New Medical Sciences

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