Volume 8 | Issue 6 |

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In the present business world, environmental issues play a significant purpose in marketing. With the rise in the economic growth of nations across the world the purchasing power of the consumers has also increased and this results in neverending demand that has to be met by the organizations which in turn has put an immense strain on the environment. That is why organizations and consumers around the world are focusing on green products and eco-friendly activities. Thus, this study intended to obtain information from consumers regarding attitude towards green products in the Jammu city

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Green Products ,Consumer attitude, Buying Behavior and Environment, Consumer intention

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Macroeconomics, investigation of the conduct of a national or territorial economy all in all. It is worried about understanding economy-wide occasions, for example, the aggregate sum of products and enterprises delivered, the degree of joblessness, and the general conduct of costs. In contrast to microeconomics�which concentrates how individual monetary entertainers, for example, buyers and firms, decide�macroeconomics frets about the total results of those choices. Therefore, notwithstanding utilizing the instruments of microeconomics, for example, gracefully and-request examination, macroeconomists additionally use total estimates, for example, total national output (GDP), joblessness rates, and the buyer value file (CPI) to contemplate the enormous scope repercussions of miniaturized scale level choices. The principle target of the examination is to think about the Macroeconomics and the elements which are answerable for the development of the nation.

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GDP, MACROECONOMICS,CPI

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Now a days the major problem, we are facing is contamination of water by the industrial wastages. More than 80% of the world�s wastewater flows back into the environment without being treated. The wastewater from industries varies so greatly in both flow and pollution strength. So, it is impossible to assign fixed values to their constituents. In general, industrial wastewaters may contain suspended, colloidal and dissolved (mineral and organic) solids. In addition, they may be either excessively acid or alkaline and may contain high or low concentrations of colored matter. These wastes may contain inert, organic or toxic materials and possibly pathogenic bacteria. These wastes may be discharged into the sewer system provided they have no adverse effect on treatment efficiency or undesirable effects on the sewer system. It may be necessary to pretreat the wastes prior to release to the municipal system or it is necessary to a fully treatment when the wastes will be discharged directly to surface or ground waters. Industrial wastewater, especially from chemical and pharmaceutical production, often contains substances that need to be treated before being discharged into a biological treatment plant and subsequent water bodies. Generally, this can be done close to the site of production itself, in selected wastewater streams before reaching a central treatment plant. And moreover, we cannot use normal methods for removing the toxic substances present in the water. To overcome this problem, we are using IOT technology for monitoring the water. And use filters to remove the chemicals present in the water

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pH sensor, H202, Gprs, Aurdio, Chloride, LMD35, Pcdtrf.

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Bhakti neleyalli arthik chintanegalu

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Bhakti neleyalli arthik chintanegalu

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This project aims to use the techniques like Rain-water harvesting, contour tanks, check dams, percolation tank, sub surface dams, Stream channel modification, contour bunding and mainly bore-blasting techniques.To improve the ground water level of Sonewadi village, Tehsil Bhoom, District Osmanabad, Maharashtra. which has declined a lot. And is affecting the crops and cattles badly. we have carried out a case study of Hiware bazar village, District ahemadnagar i.e how they improved the ground water level of their village and adopted few of their methodologies, Rules and regulations. Thus after the implementation of a proposed plan the sonewadi village will be enriched with water for all their requirements and will improve the living conditions of the villagers.

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HB:-Hiware Bazar, MH:-Maharashtra, BBT:-Bore Blasting Technique, GWL:-Ground Water level.

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Tourism generates cultural, economic and social value and it is certain that tourism activity will recover, but it depends on the professionals in the sector acquiring the capacity to align themselves with this new conception of the world and transmit values of security, freedom, authenticity, trust and respect for life and the planet. The paper discuss about the current situation in the tourism sector, economic impact, scenarios for recovery for economic recovery, impact of the pandemic on the tourism, tourism industry after crisis, proposals to mitigate the impact of the crisis and to accelerate the recovery of tourism, impact of covid-19 on Rajasthan tourism and what does the future hold?.

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Tourist, tourism, sustainable, coronavirus.

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The scope of the proposed project is to trace back the plastic products from the garbage dumps to the manufacturers.The project aims to deliver a portal to the citizens to report the nuisance of plastic waste that has been generated at a specific location and at a given time. The aim is that the entire system is automated with the citizens having to make minimal effort to capture images of the scene. The project will then provide comprehensive data regarding distribution of plastic waste by different brands/products in different locations along with the time-stamp. The following paper provides a solution in the form of an android application (client) to provide accessibility to the Deep Learning model-YOLOv3 at the server which automates the process of accepting the input image and identifying the brand and counting the trail of plastic products. User�s location and time will be captured from the android application. If a plastic product is detected in the given input, the corresponding data is pushed into the database (MySQL) for storage and timely analysis of location specific and brand specific plastic.

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Deep Learning, Plastic Waste Profiling, Object Detection, YOLOv3, Android Development

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Farmer's right, breeder, plant variety,gene fund,medicated plants,induatrial property

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This paper intends to explore the perspective of death and removal of that fear from the Bhagavad-gita�s point of view. The fear of death of oneself and the occurrence of death of others leave a grand impact on peoples� psyche and consequently on their actions. Everyone faces the fear of death irrespective of any other factor. Many psychologists have researched on death and concluded that death has major psychological implications on one�s personality Krishna, like a psychological counselor to Arjuna, recites the Bhagavad-gita in the mid of the battlefield to a fearful Arjuna who denies to fight after seeing his relatives as his opponents. He develops a fear of death in his heart for his relatives and for his own self. The 700 verses of Bhagavad-gita which Krishna delivers are about removing the fear of death, anxiety, attachment and anger. Krishna compares death with a process of shedding of the worn out garment and wearing a new one. The body changes many forms from infancy to old age and finally culminates into the death. But Krishna elaborates that this is the death of the body only, not of the life. Life is eternal and moves from one birth to another without losing its essence. The fear can be removed if one diligently follows the path suggested by Krishna and can attain self-realization which leads to a joyous and peaceful life.

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Key words: death, fear, Bhagavad-Gita, eternity, self-realization.

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Internet Usage is the prominent feature of 21st century because Internet Usage has become an integral part of everybody�s life in multiple ways. Even in the field of Education the contributions of Internet are remarkable. Students approach the internet for education but gradually they get lured by the entertaining features of the internet and prefer to use internet for gaming and entertainment purposes than for knowledge purposes. Excessive Internet Use by students of all age groups is a cause of concern for teachers, parents and society at large. The researches have shown that Parents can play an important role in controlling and governing the Internet using behaviour of their children. Therefore the present study has been undertaken to study the relationship between Internet Usage and Parenting Styles and also study the impact of six different parenting styles on the Internet Usage of secondary school students. The study has been conducted on 1000 (500Boys and 500 Girls) selected through stratified random sampling technique from the secondary schools (Class IX and X) of Jalandhar district. The data has been collected through Internet Usage Scale (2016) by Saini and Kaur and Children�s Perception of Parenting Scale (2012) by Pyari and Kalra. The findings related to correlation analysis depicted that Autocratic, Over Demanding, Over Protecting and Rejecting Parenting Style have a significant positive relationship with Internet Usage whereas Accepting and Democratic Parenting Style have a significant negative relationship with Internet Usage of the secondary school students. The findings related to regression analysis depicted that Parenting Styles exert a significant impact on the Internet Usage of the secondary school students. The Autocratic, Over Demanding, Over Protecting and Rejecting Parenting Style exerts a significant positive impact on the Internet Usage of the secondary school students whereas Accepting and Democratic Parenting Style exerts a significant negative impact on the Internet Usage of the secondary school students. It indicates that strict, harsh, warmth less and over controlling attitude of parents encourages the children for excessive non essential use of Internet whereas parental warmth, affection, care, concern and appropriate discipline helps in governing the excessive non essential Internet Usage of their children.

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Internet Usage, Parenting Styles, Secondary School Students

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