Volume 7 | Issue 1 |

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Financial inclusion is the process of ensuring access to financial services and credit for all, especially the economically underprivileged. A large segment of India's population are left out of the ambit of banking services due to plethora of issues which exists in the conventional banking system. It is ironical to state that more than one third of the total population in underdeveloped countries are still excluded from the ambit of banking services. Many research studies conducted in this direction infer that, bringing those financially excluded population, under the banking ambit, results in not only individual welfare and results in social welfare too. From past almost one decade, the G-20 countries and the World Bank have led the initiative for increased financial inclusion in developing countries to help reduce poverty levels in developing and emerging economies. Financial inclusion has been a cornerstone of economic development in India. Digital banking, leveraging technology to deliver banking services through electronic platforms, plays a transformative role in this regard. This research report explores how digital banking contributes to financial inclusion, focusing on its impact in rural India. Digital banking encompasses a range of services, including online banking, mobile banking, digital wallets and micro-ATMs, which have drastically simplified access to financial services. The advent of the internet, smartphones and government-led initiatives like Digital India have fueled the adoption of digital banking. Digital banking allows people in remote areas to access financial services without visiting physical bank branches, overcoming barriers such as distance and time constraints. Services like Aadhaar-enabled Payment Systems (AePS) and mobile banking facilitate secure, instant transactions, even in rural areas. This research article provides a detailed discussion on digital finance and explores the impact of digital finance for financial inclusion and financial system stability - an issue which has not been addressed in the earlier studies.

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Financial literacy, Digital Finance, Financial Inclusion, Rural India, Performance.

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The Maratha and Bahamani Sulthana, S have played a dominant role in the Political and Cultural History not only in Karnataka but also in South India. Their contribution to the political history, administration, Religion, Literature, Art and Architecture are varied and interesting. The Maratha dynasty had the great fortune Shivaji of having a very illustrious king, who made Maratha dynasty politically and culturally great The Maratha and Bahamani Sulthana Court consists of the complete activities of kings. queens, prince and princess ministers, commanders, scholars etc.

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Coun. Harmony, Vendatornes, Assembly, Hiranyagarbar Asvamedha

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Saamidheni Mantra Vyakhyana Vivaranam

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Saamidheni Mantra Vyakhyana Vivaranam

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Additive, gas sensors, thick films, electrical properties, recovery time, NH3 gas.

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Quantum computing is poised to revolutionize a broad range of fields, from physics and chemistry to artificial intelligence and cryptography. Unlike classical computers, which rely on binary bits, quantum computers use quantum bits (qubits) that exploit the principles of superposition and entanglement, enabling them to perform computations that would be infeasible for classical systems. This paper explores the transformative potential of quantum computing in scientific research, focusing on its ability to address complex problems in optimization, material science, and drug discovery. We also examine the challenges that must be overcome to fully harness this technology, including scalability, error correction, and the development of quantum algorithms.

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Transforming Research with Quantum Computing: A Paradigm Shift in Science and Technology

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Mahabhar Me Mahailoa Ki Bhumika

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Mahabhar Me Mahailoa Ki Bhumika

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The stability of a liquid soaked permeable layer warmed from below is inspected for the situation of a time dependent gravity by making a linear stability analysis. The perturbation method is used to work out the critical Rayleigh and wave numbers for small amplitude gravity modulation. The correction Rayleigh number is estimated as a function of frequency of the modulation, viscosity ratio, Prandtl number, porous parameter and couple stress parameter. We found that it is possible to progress or postpone the onset of convection in systems with couple stress fluid by proper regulating of the frequency of the gravity modulation. The impact of various parameters on the stability of the system is brought out.

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Convection, Couple stress fluid, Porous medium, , Gravity, Linear stability analysis, Modulation.

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Marketing strategy refer to a business's overall game plan for reaching people and converting them into customers of the product or service that the business deal with. It includes, company's value proposition, key marketing messages, information to the target customers and to other high-level elements. A marketing strategy informs the marketing plan, which is a document that lays out the types and timing of marketing activities and it is expected to have a longer lifespan than any individual marketing plan. These things ideally do not shift very much over time. It is quite different from marketing plan as marketing plan is how, the business will get across the key message: the platforms, the creative, the timing and so on. Marketing plans are operational documents that get more attention because they are the day-to-day work that a company does to sell itself to the world. Having said that, a marketing plan would be meaningless without a message, a target market and a goal: all these are the core of every marketing strategy. The marketing strategy may also be absorbed upwards into the corporate value statements and other strategy documents. A marketing strategy grows out of a company's value proposition, which summarizes the competitive advantage a company has in the market. Once the value proposition is succinctly stated, important work is done. Any marketing asset, from a print advertisement design to a social media campaign, can be judged by how well it communicates the value proposition. To further the efficiency of marketing efforts, market research can be added to the marketing strategy for the purpose of identifying untapped audiences or refining the target consumer. Finally, an overall goal for the marketing strategy can be set, with all the subsequent marketing plans inheriting the responsibility for delivering on it. Selecting the right marketing strategy involves, carefully deciding the following criterion. Such as (a) Selecting the target group (b) conducting a pilot test on the buying behavior (c) selection of right marketing strategy (d) evaluating those marketing strategies etc.,

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Marketing plan, target customers, strategy, value proposition, media advertisement.

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The present study is based on conquest of channapatna by Chamaraja Wodeyar V. In according to palace records the chivalrous Rajawodeyar had lost three of his sons during his lifetime. His youngest and only surviving son Immadi Raja was an infant at the time of death of Rajawodeyar. Therefore Rajawodeyar was succeeded by his grandson Chamaraja wodeyar V in july 1617, who the son of Narasaraja wodeyar eldest son of Rajawodeyar. He was in tender age of 11 at the time of coronation.The administration of the Kingdom was managed by Dalvoy Bettada Arasu who acted against the monarch and tried quite number of times to dethrone him. Later on he was punished and kept in jail for his treacherous acts. The first act of Chamaraja after ascending the throne was to deploy an army to Channapatna to subdue the whole territory belonged to Raja Jagadeva of Channapatna. There were some political causes mainly, mere acquisition of Sri Rangapatna was incomplete without the province of Channapatna, and therefore Mysuru army was anxious to acquire Channapatna.

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Conquest, Chamaraja Wodeyar V, Kingdom, Administration, Army, Province

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