Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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Data warehouses and on-line analytical processing (OLAP) tools have become essential elements of decision support systems. Traditionally, data warehouses are refreshed periodically (for example, nightly) by extracting, transforming, cleaning and consolidating data from several operational data sources. The data in the warehouse is then used to periodically generate reports, or to rebuild multidimensional (data cube) views of the data for on-line querying and analysis

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warehouse, meta data, data extraction, cleaning, data mart, dbms, data transformation.

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From past few years disaster has emerged as security threat to India. India is vulnerable to both natural and manmade disasters. Such disasters include tsunamis, earthquakes, the current ongoing financial crisis, terrorism, riots, and wars. As per the report of National Disaster Management Authority of India , India has experienced many disasters during the period of 2001-2014. This paper assesses and compares the impacts of various natural and man-made disasters(terrorist attacks) quantitatively for the period 2001-2014. The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview on the statistics of various disasters in India. The disasters data for the covered region have been collected from several sources such as the National Disaster Management Authority of India, technical reports, general and research articles, internet web sites and Indian government reports.

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Disasters, Natural disasters, man-made disasters, risks

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Rethinking of the Moral and Political ideas of Socrates in contemporary scenario an analysis

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Philosophy,Ethics, virtue, Moral ideas, political ideas

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In this paper we have proposed the method for developing the smart city. Here we developed the water treatment plant which is handled smartly means through the internet. It consist of basic architecture of water treatment plant having programmable logic controller and Scada .In the first stage .integration of Raw water pumping station, Booster pumping station and water treatment plant and in second stage, it consist of controlling and monitoring process of city command and control centre. This process is a wireless communication process.

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Programmable logic controller, supervisory control and data acquisition, sensor, switches, wireless communication

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In the Indian context when we think of social transition the first thing that comes to the mind is caste configuration structure. The concept of caste on one point of time was used on the basis of superior- inferior and high-low. The tradition, history and culture of every community is embedded in caste. Caste is not an imprint of community. It is the political, social, economic property of an individual. Based on this, discussionson what share one is having on the basis of population of his caste for equal rights, power and status in different fields is still going on. Every caste in India has created its own historical background in the name of tradition to attain superiority. At one point of time caste was used for the sake of pure- impure but this being used to have economic strength, royality and participation in desired circle. Hence, today caste in now being sought as a right and authorization. Be it power, educational facility, to be used equally, it is being seen on the basis of caste in the present situation. Today caste has become the centre of power. Rather than making an effort to bringing the backward castes on par, it is being used for vote banking politics, political upsurge in the larger extent. Before independence for the upliftment of the untouchable castes many parametres were followed and the victimized castes were clubbed in the schedule. In independent India these scheduled castes were officially declared. Later for the sake of vote banking and political emulations. The task of stabilizing all those castes went on which is true to its context. But, to what extent all those castes became stable is still a question answered. The tag that scheduled castes are untouchable castes changed slowly during the course of time. The reason is vote banking politics. This has created hatred amongst the scheduled castes as well as sub castes in the states. The same situation in Karnataka has paved way for several debates and discussions.

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scheduled castes, political involvement, reservations,internal reservation inclusion.

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Participatory Planning in MGNREGS

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broadened, displayed, emerged, inheritance, realistic

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Musculoskeletal disorders have become increasingly common worldwide during the past decades. Prevention of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WMSDs) is becoming crucial and requires the identification and modification of risk factors. In terms of location, the lower back was the most commonly reported site of discomfort. Individual characteristics of the worker such as gender, age, stature, physical condition, strength and occupational factors such as awkward postures, prolonged repetitive movements, static postures, stress, intense work schedules etc or combination of the above factors lead to musculoskeletal disorders in work place. Flight attendants are people whose job requires them to stand, walk, kneel, bend, stoop, reach, lift heavy objects from the floor to above shoulder level heights and push and pull equipments and service meal carts. The Airline industry is one of the most rapidly growing industries in India, and due to the lack of literature on airline attendants, work-related back pain, their relation with musculoskeletal risk factors and the type of their occupation needs to be established. So the purpose of this study is to identify self-reported prevalence and to analyse the risk factors in relation to low back pain among flight attendants.

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Low back pain, flight attendants, prevalence, musculoskeletal disorders

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Internet Of Things (IOT), Optical Sensor

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Involvement of rural masses in developmental planning, implementation of developmental programmes and governance is much required for democratic decentralization and to bring balance in development in society. Panchayati Raj system, a three-tier system in the state with elected bodies at the Village, Taluk and District levels. It ensures greater participation of people and more effective implementation of rural development programmes. There will be a Grama Panchayat for a village or group of villages, a Taluk level and the Zilla Panchayat at the district level. With the commencement of economic reforms, the emphasis on decentralization has increased, especially because new partners in both decentralization and development are emerging. The 73rd and 74th amendments, passed in 1992, were designed to devolve powers so that citizens would actually have their voices heard and play an active role in governance. At the panchayat level, through the implementation of the 73rd amendment, this has begun to happen. Its efficacy is not uniform and varies from state to state. Due to poverty, illiteracy, non-awareness, unemployment, deprivation of opportunities, people do not involve in governance. In this paper attempt is made to describe the barriers to involvement of rural masses in governance and suggestions are made to promote involvement of rural masses in governance.

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Development, Democratic decentralization, Governance, Panchayati raj.

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