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Modern India and the Buddhist Tradition :A Critical Exploration

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Modern India and the Buddhist Tradition :A Critical Exploration

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Generation of too much e-waste and its improper disposal and management show our carelessness towards our mother earth. About two third of global e-waste is generated by the developed countries such as USA, European countries, China and Japan. Major part of it is dumped into the developing countries of Asia and Africa as donation. Main sources of e-waste are some components of computers, laptops, LEDs, smart phones etc at the end of their life. This e-waste is sources of toxic materials like Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Sulphur, and Chromium. Reduce, Recycling, reuse, pyrolysis are some methods of disposal of e-waste. But lack of awareness and financial constraints, during recycling and landfill disposal, leach toxic elements into soil and underground water. Through food chain toxins enter into our body and due to which deadly diseases like cancer, damage of body organs, stress related problems arises and make our life miserable and pollute our environment and hence put sustainability in danger. In developing countries most of the e-waste is handled by street vendors (kabadiwallas) and rag pickers. Lack of awareness and due to their greed they don't know the proper method of recycling to get valuable metals from the e-waste and hence unsafe handling of used electronics and e-waste in developing countries results in harming human health and our environment.

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Impact and Management of E-Waste for Sustainable Environment

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Healthcare in India is often inaccessible and unaffordable for many of the population, which can significantly affect public health and society's overall well-being. To attain health objectives, the government must play a critical role in enhancing maternal and child health outcomes, lowering the total illness burden of society, bolstering secondary and tertiary health care, and promoting the development of human resources for health. This paper aims to highlight the challenges in providing affordable healthcare to all citizens in India, focusing on the government's role in improving access to primary healthcare services.

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Affordable Healthcare in India; Role of Government; Department of Health & Family Welfare; Department of Health Research; Department of AYUSH; Department of AIDS control

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Multivariable integral evaluated here involve the exponential function, generalized polynomials and multivariable H-function This multivariable integral is unified, useful and most general in nature and capable of yielding a large number of integral and multivariable Laplace transforms as their special cases.

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A STUDY OF UNIFIED MULTIVARIABLE INTEGRALS AND LAPLACE TRANSFORMS ASSOCIATED WITH THEM

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In this paper we first solve a convolution integral equation involving product of the general class of polynomials and the H-function of several variables. Due to general nature of the general class of polynomials and the H-function of several variables which occur as kernels in our main convolution integral equation, we can obtain from it solutions of a large number of convolution integral equations involving products of several useful polynomials and special functions as its special cases.

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CONVOLUTION INTEGRAL EQUATIONS INVOLVING A GENERAL CLASS OF POLYNOMIALS AND THE MULTIVARIABLE H-FUNCTION

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In this paper we establish finite integral which involve the product of the extended Jacobi polynomial, the Generalized Polynomials and the Multivariable H-function on account of the general nature of the function and polynomials occurring in these integral, my findings provide interesting unifications of a large number of (new and known) results. Keywords: Beta function, H- function, Hermite Polynomial, Hyper Geometric function, Jacobi polynomials

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A STUDY OF UNIFIED FINITE INTEGRAL INVOLVING THE EXTENDED JACOBI POLYNOMIAL, THE GENERALIZED POLYNOMIALS AND THE MULTIVARIABLE H- FUNCTION

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This paper tries to look into the effectiveness of the Afghan Government policy framework for the returnees primarily based on the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the United Nations Development Programme initiative of reintegration and capacity-building for the nation. It explores the pros and cons of the Afghan people returning mainly from Pakistan and Iran from 2014 onward. The Afghan Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation (MoRR) is in touch with the Governments of Pakistan and Iran to monitor, assist and negotiate voluntary return of the Afghans from these countries. This is to minimize the cases of deportation and defuse forceful returns of the Afghans staying there. The overarching objective of the Afghan Government is to help promote the repatriation and sustainable reintegration with the host communities in their places of origin. The Afghanistan National Peace and Development Framework (ANPDF), is giving much importance to well-planned and managed settlement as sine qua non for re-integration. In this light, the coming back of the Afghans registers a firm way to uphold the rights of citizenship in constructing the interstices of the nation. Hence, the Afghan Government is attempting a wholesome measure to amalgamate the returnees into the social and economic fabric of the country. It would be interesting to study the major push and pull factors for such a situation. What are the conditions of these returnees in their home country? And what are the government and the international organizations' policy framework to tackle the situation? The paper focuses upon o The challenges that the Afghan refugees are facing in Pakistan and Iran which forces them to seek greener pastures as in the West. o It throws light upon the Afghan Government's policies and its impact on returnees. The paper is based on secondary sources as well as primary sources. The primary sources are taken from government documents, and the United Nations official websites.

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Afghanistan; Returnees; Pakistan; Iran; Migration; Diaspora

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Mahatma Gandhi and Netaji Bose had completely different approaches as to how to gain freedom from the British.Gandhi preferred non violent methods like civil disobedience to win freedom from the British. Netaji preferred physical and military action to win freedom. Netaji sided with the Axis powers during WW II. On the other hand Gandhi sided with the British. A question may be asked as to which method was successful in finally forcing the British out of India. In this theoretical paper I want to provide that both contributed towards independence. Gandhi's non violent methods acted as a primer towards independence and Netaji's methods instilled fear in the British mind and they took flight at the earliest opportunity. After Second World War Britain was very much weakened and they used this opportunity to leave India.

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Keywords : Bose's philosophy, Gandhi's philosophy, Revolutionary attitudes, Second World War, Social Democratic system etc.

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Unprecedented expanding human populations are transforming environments at unprecedented rates. Scientists have long sought to quantify how humans impact various aspects of animal biology, such as population levels, reproductive and mortality rates, movement and activity patterns, foraging behaviour, and stress responses. Changes in climate affects ecosystem and causes extinction or threat to survival of biodiversity. For our healthy survival it is key to preserve the global biodiversity, and maintain the integrity of ecosystems, and there is need to study the predicting global zoonoses and environmental changes. This knowledge is not only worth billions of dollars, but is also vital for shaping a sustainable future. So far, researchers have had to rely predominantly on purely observational approaches. The review paper brings out effect of climate change, increase in disease occurrence and changes in lifestyle needed for our healthy and happy life. The present plight of the world as a victim to a surfeit of environmental setbacks ranging from global warming and ozone layer depletion to an alarming increase in world pollution levels is threatening the existence of the most intelligent species on earth. This has been enough for both environmentalists and laymen to wake up to the indisputable importance of environmental protection and eco friendly alternatives. Environmental biotechnology is mainly the first alternative, with fields of application reaching out to every quarter. The microorganisms and plants will be used for the preservation and restoration of the environment. Indoor air pollution has reduced now but efforts are needed to change our food habits and bring changes in lifestyle for longevity and healthy life.

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Climate change, Diseases, Changes in life style, Healthy life, Yoga, Medicinal plants

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A navigation system for visually impaired and blind people in unknown indoor and outdoor environment is presented. In this paper we are going to propose the concept of an intelligent system for blind person. Here we are going to implement the project by using PIC micro controller. An IR proximity sensor is used for detecting the obstacle before certain distance. After detecting the obstacle by the sensor, the vibration motor and buzzer will alert the visually challengeable people. Here we are employing GSM and GPS to find their location and share information to relatives or well wishers. By this we can able to find the location of the blind people if they were missing.

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Smart, Blind Stick, IR proximity sensor, GPS, GSM, PIC Micro controller 16F877A.

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