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FEM, Plate Aspect Ratio, Clamped-Free Conditions, Buckling Analysis.

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An organization event handling system is a software tool used to plan, organize, and execute events. It is a comprehensive solution that helps event planners to manage all aspects of an event., These features allow event planners to streamline their workflow, automate repetitive tasks, and better manage event logistics. event planners should consider factors such as budget, event size, type of event, and the specific features they require to ensure that they choose the best solution for their needs. We have come up with a solution to overcome the issues faced by organization while organizing events. In this project, we will be developing a web portal, which will contain the details of all the events, members involved in the events, scholarships that are provided by organization, query submission if required for committee members, information regarding cell and bureaus, activity log, and dashboard, we will also modify the front-end of the organization functionary website to make it look more attractive and improve its User Interface.

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Dashboard, Log, Query

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Like much of global literature, modern Kannada poetry has gradually embraced the theme of environmental conservation and environmental awareness. As rapid urbanization and environmental degradation have become major concerns, poets have turned to the natural world as a source of inspiration and a call for conservation. Focusing on the works of poets that address environmental issues, the beauty of nature, and the relationship between humans and their environment, this research explores how eco-love is represented in modern Kannada poetry. Through a detailed analysis of selected poems, this essay highlights the role of Kannada poetry in fostering a deep emotional and spiritual connection with the earth. It also explores how poets are using their craft to address concerns such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change, while emphasizing the need for a harmonious existence with nature. The study emphasizes the evolving role of modern Kannada poetry in contributing to environmental consciousness and the environmental movement.

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Modern Kannada poetry, environmental awareness, nature in poetry, environmental consciousness Nature and Humanity, Poetic Representation, Climate Change, Environmental Crisis Kannada Literature, Green Poetry

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The folk art practices of Karnataka are deeply intertwined with faith, spirituality and religious practices, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. From Yakshagana theatre to Bhoot Kola Atma Puja and religious festivals, these art forms embody faith and devotion in everyday life. This essay explores the symbiotic relationship between faith and folk art practices of Karnataka, investigating how art forms become mediums of spiritual expression and tools for communal bonding. Through a review of major folk art traditions, this study highlights how faith is both a driving force and a product of these practices, shaping the rituals, performances and beliefs of the people. The article also examines the challenges that modernization and globalization pose to these faith-based practices and offers potential solutions for their preservation. Finally, the study emphasizes the important role of folk arts in sustaining faith and cultural identity in Karnataka.

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Faith, folk art, rituals, Karnataka, spiritual expression, community bonding, sacred rituals, folk traditions, religious festivals, cultural heritage.

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Two-stage CMOS operational amplifiers (op-amps) have remained a cornerstone of analog circuit design due to their excellent balance of gain, bandwidth, and stability. This paper provides a detailed review of two-stage CMOS op-amp design, exploring critical advancements in low-power operation, frequency compensation techniques, and process scaling. It emphasizes the importance of these innovations for diverse applications, including signal processing, sensor interfacing, and mixed-signal systems, supported by references to multiple relevant studies [1-15].

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A Comprehensive Review on Two-Stage CMOS Analog Operational Amplifiers

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Franz Kafka is one of the most influential writers of the early twentieth century who has had a great impact on the literature and thought of not only Europe, but also on the world literature. He is one among the major writers who dealt with inevitable crisis- a part of life of the modern man. Though he never called himself an existentialist, we can find the major traits of existentialism in his works- uncertainty, absurdity, alienation- to name a few. 'Individual', which constitutes the focal point of existentialism, is the centre of his work. Every nook and corner of human mind is explored and the entire world is seen from an individual's perspective in his works. According to Kafka, every human being is unique. The requirement of each and every individual is different. Everyone has one's own private world where none has an arbitrary entry. Kafka's depiction of the individual, the subject and its experience is so powerful that the adjective 'Kafkaesque' serves the purpose for whatever it was coined. The current paper, through some of Kafka's short stories focuses on one of the major tenets of existentialism- 'uncertainty'.

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Existentialism, Kafkaesque, Uncertainty, Individual, Modern man

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Abstract; We discuss the following questions: "Which one of these approaches is the best, and is it possible that the two schools of thought be "united" for the perfection of science development?" In accounting methodology or in any particular study, it is better that the use of both approaches were left to their respective researchers in discussing a topic, without criticizing each other and claim that one approach is better than the other. The two may complement and refine each other's topics studied in depth from different perspectives. Thus, it is expected that the development of science will lead to perfection with the development of various approaches used. Political science is the study of political institutions, constitutions and policy processes. It aims at an accurate description and explanation of these features of politics. It is an empirical (positive) science in terms that it seeks to collect data and analyses it much as a natural scientist would collect a sample and put it under the microscope. The empirical study of institutions and laws is a vital part of any study of politics. If political science asks 'what are the key building blocks of politics?' political theory may ask 'why are these, the key building blocks of politics?' If political science identifies human-rights legislation as a key feature of contemporary politics,

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Keywords: Philosophy, Theory, Methodology, Positivism, Alternativism Science and Method of Politics, the Political System, Modern Political Analysis, Political Theory & Positivism.

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Youth engagement in politics is critical for the long-term health of democracies and the development of inclusive political systems. However, young people's involvement in politics remains disproportionately low, despite their growing interest in social issues and activism. This paper explores the challenges that prevent full youth participation in political processes, including structural barriers, political apathy, and a lack of representation. By reviewing relevant literature, this study highlights the importance of youth engagement in shaping the political landscape and proposes solutions to overcome these barriers. The paper concludes with a discussion of the potential benefits of increasing youth involvement in politics, both for individuals and for society at large.

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Youth Engagement, Political Participation, Voter Apathy, Youth Activism, Democracy, Political Representation, Civic Education, Youth Policy, Political Mobilization, Social Media.

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The use of renewable energy sources (RESs) at the distribution level has become increasingly appealing in terms of costs and technology, expecting a massive diffusion in the near future and placing several challenges to the power grid. Since RESs depend on stochastic energy sources --solar radiation, temperature and wind speed, among others they introduce a high level of uncertainty to the grid, leading to power imbalance and deteriorating the network stability. In this scenario, managing and forecasting RES uncertainty is vital to successfully integrate them into the power grids. Traditionally, physical- and statistical-based models have been used to predict RES power outputs. Nevertheless, the former are computationally expensive since they rely on solving complex mathematical models of the atmospheric dynamics, whereas the latter usually consider linear models, preventing them from addressing challenging forecasting scenarios. In recent years, the advances in machine learning techniques, which can learn from historical data, allowing the analysis of large-scale datasets either under non-uniform characteristics or noisy data, have provided researchers with powerful data-driven tools that can outperform traditional methods. This research investigates the application of machine learning models to optimize renewable energy systems and contribute to achieving Net Zero emissions targets. The primary objective is to evaluate how machine learning can improve energy forecasting, grid management, and storage optimization, thereby enhancing the reliability and efficiency of renewable energy sources. The methodology involved the application of various machine learning models, including Long Short-Term Memory, Random Forest, Support Vector Machines, and ARIMA, to predict energy generation and demand patterns.

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Machine learning, Renewable energy net zero energy forecasting, Grid optimization, CO2 emissions reduction, Renewable energy sources, Machine learning, RES power output forecasting.

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Ye To Americi Hai : Cheif Ki Dawat

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Ye To Americi Hai : Cheif Ki Dawat

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