Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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Education is the most fundamental prerequisite for human progress. Employment prospects expand and incomelevels rise as a result of schooling. The growth of a person and the advancement of a nation are both dependenton education. The current article attempted to comprehend the disparities and causes connected with schooldropouts in India. Dropout is a widespread occurrence in India's educational system, affecting all levels of education, all regions of the country, and all socioeconomic categories. Dropout rates are substantially higher ineducationally disadvantaged states and districts. Girls drop out at a greater rate than boys in India. Similarly,children from socially disadvantaged groups such as Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes have greaterdropout rates than the general population. There are also regional and geographical variances, with childrenliving in rural areas/urban slums being more likely to drop out. Failure to graduate high school not only has a detrimental impact on people, but it also exacerbates existing social and economic inequities. To eliminate waste and increase the efficiency of the educational system, educational planners must first study and identify the socio economic groups that are more likely to dropout, as well as the reasons behind their dropout.

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Dropouts, Secondary education, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Universal Primary Education, India

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Pesticides are widely used in agriculture to control pests and increase crop yields. However, the use of pesticides has harmful effects on human health, including neurotoxicity, reproductive disorders, immune suppression, and developmental delays. Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of pesticides. Policies and regulations that ensure the safe use of pesticides, as well as increased public education and awareness, can help protect human health from the harmful effects of pesticides. This paper discusses the impact of pesticides on human health, including their effects on the nervous system, reproductive system, and immune system, and highlights the need for measures to minimize exposure to pesticides and protect human health.

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Pesticides, human health, neurotoxicity, reproductive disorders, immune system.

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Impacts of GST on Healthcare and Pharma Sector

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Impacts of GST on Healthcare and Pharma Sector

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This research report presents the perception of Learning Management System among Indian instructors. India is adopting and using online training more frequently as internet access and cost continue to improve. Data for the study came from 298 respondents who had used Moodle in the NMEICT T10kT programmes. The respondents were contacted using a snowball sampling approach. Online forms were used for collecting data. The aim of the study was to ascertain how teachers felt about the Moodle in relation to how they used it in their instruction. The findings revealed that respondents' responses were clearly indicating the positive perception of Moodle..

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LMS, Moodle, E-Learning, ICT, NMEICT, T10KT

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AIR POLLUTION, ELECTRICAL CARS, ENVIRONMENT, ZONES, SCOPE, FUTURE

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Zooplankton communities along the River Yamuna in Delhi stretch showed considerable spatio-temporal variations. A gradual shift from a zooplankton assemblage dominated by Cladocera and Copepoda to a community dominated by Rotifers and a drastic decrease in biotic index values were observed along the longitudinal gradient. Relatively cleaner sites supported larger zooplankton assemblages compared to those subjected to sewage outfalls and industrial effluents. Species elimination was observed mainly in the mid-stretch and downstream of Okhla subjected to high loads of pollution. The study highlighted the role of inundated floodplain habitats in structuring the zooplankton community at upstream of Okhla barrage which supported the diverse community in comparison to that of midstream sites.

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Community structure, floodplain, pollution, species composition, co-inertia

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In obvious, the objective is to improve the performance of visual saliency aided optimal region growing for road region extraction from high spatial resolution multispectral satellite images. Satellite and aerial images are the most important available data sources for map generation and updating of available maps and they have highly improved in terms of spatial, spectral and temporal resolutions. In the proposed model satellite images is extracted using feature extraction such as color, intensity and orientation. Image transformation through Lifting Wavelet Transformation (LWT) is make use of three feature extractions then the image interpolation using bi cubic method is used for resize the extracted images and after applying this bi-cubic method the saliency map is located. The visual saliency Facilitated aided optimal region growing (VSFORG) is used for road region segmentation. In this segmentation different optimization techniques is applied for threshold optimization. In the result various evaluation metrics is analyzed mainly the accuracy for GWO is 82%, for ABC is 74% and for PSO is 64%. The proposed model is performed high when compared with other algorithms in the threshold optimization process.

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Lifting Wavelet Transform (LWT), Feature Extraction, Satellite images, Optimal Region Growing (ORG) and Grey Wolf Optimization (GWO)

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Assessing the influence of vector representational formats on students understanding of vector concepts

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Keywords: Time Management, Competency, Secondary School, Students

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In this paper, we establish results involving common fixed points and point of coincidence for two self-mappings satisfying (?,?,?)-weak contractive condition in cone metric space.

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The point of coincidence and common fixed point for a pair of mappings with (?,?,?)- weak contraction in cone metric space

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