Volume 12 | Issue 1 |

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Trail by Media is a phrase which was popular in the late 20th century and the early 21st century to define the impact of television and newspaper coverage on a person's reputation by creating a widespread perception of guilt irrespective of any verdict in a court of law. This research paper is an attempt to analyze the role of media in the society, to find the impact of media trial on Indian judiciary and to critically analyze two conflicting fundamental rights i.e. Right to Freedom of speech and expression vs. Right to personal liberty and fair trial. The study is analytical in nature. For this purpose, secondary data has been reviewed and collected. In the study it was found that the court of justice is the only forum and competent for justice and decisions and these forums must be allowed to role without any interference hindrance or spreading prejudice in the public opinion. Right to free and fair trial under the Indian constitution must be indorsed.

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Media Trial, Prejudice, Personal liberty, Free and fair trial

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Field experiment was conducted at Eastern Block Farm, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore during Kharif 2022 with an objective of influence of drip fertigation and growth regulators in soybean. The treatments composed of 75 % ,100 % and 125 % of RDF through drip fertigation with foliar application of 100 ppm succinic acid and humic acid twice at peak flowering and pod initiation stages. The drip irrigation was scheduled once in five days based on daily pan evaporation as per the treatment schedule and at 0.8 IW/CPE ratio in surface irrigation with 5 cm depth of irrigation and fertigation was scheduled with respect of crop growth stages with the computed quantity of fertilizer as per the treatment. The effect of nutrient application methods drip fertigation and soil application reflected on differential rate of N, P and K uptake by the crop. The nutrient uptake was higher under drip fertigation compared to soil application of nutrients. Among the drip fertigation, the N, P and K uptake was higher at 100 per cent RDF through RDF through drip fertigation with foliar spray of 100 ppm humic acid compared to other treatments. Grain yield was significantly higher under 100 % RDF through drip fertigation with foliar spray of 100 ppm humic acid

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Soybean, Drip fertigation, Nutrient uptake, humic acid, succinic acid, yield

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Vehicle Anti-Theft Face Recognition is an advanced system that can be utilized in many cars. Today, it is not difficult to make duplicates of vehicle keys and using such keys increases the risk of robbery. For such problems, we hereby propose an efficient and reliable solution. Our system uses a face recognition system to identify the authorized users of the vehicles and only authorized users are allowed to use the vehicle. This allows for a fast easy to use the authentication system. The system uses a Raspberry Pi circuit; it also consists of a camera. When we turn on the system authority provided by 3 options that are registration, start, and clear data, while registering, it first scans the owner's face. After successful registration, the owner can start the vehicle. If an unauthorized user tries to use the car, the system scans the person's face and checks whether face matches with the authorized face, if it does not match the system denies. In this way, the system helps to secure such intelligent vehicles.

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Vehicle Anti-Theft, Face Recognition, LCD Display, DHT-11 Sensor, Raspberry-Pi

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Artificial Neural Network is one of the entail techniques in Artificial Intelligence for Cyber Security or policies. There are several benefits to using AI-based cyber risk analytics to improve organizational resilience and better comprehend cyber risk analytics to enhance organization. Multilayer security, convolutional networks, recurrent neural networks, self-organizing maps, deep transfer learning, as well as their ensembles and hybrid approaches, can be used to handle cycler networks efficiently. The goal of the network is to generate secure infrastructure as per input and transmit to the device as per the required output. Neural networks may be used to handle several cybersecurity problems. MLP-based networks are designed to identify the security threat of the application, provide malware protection, identify botnet traffic, and build trustworthy IOT systems. MLP is a critical feature to scale the request differently and build vulnerable IOT systems. MLP will provide the number of hidden layers, neurons, and iteration processes, solving a complex security problem and model computationally costly. This is the technique to generate security applications for infrastructure in Artificial Intelligence. It will analyze the application complexity of security and write the algorithm for different types of security, such as network security, application security, SSL security, cryptography security, and file transfer security. We don't need to spend more time designing the application for this security. It will analyze the code and write the scenario based on the application. It will generate different types of test cases also, such as functional, Integration, Code level testing,

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Artificial Neural Network Security in Java

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In this paper, we proposed a mathematical model for optimization of profit in agricultural production considering ecological, financial and irrigation constraint. The study aims to describe the profitability of the current crop production systems in the Ranchi district, calculate the annual production and profit that could result from optimal land use using linear programming and analyze how using linear programming, irrigation constraints might have a beneficial impact on irrigation efficiency and as a result, sustainable use of environmental and natural resources. We selected 6 crops (arhar, gram, maize, rapeseed and mustard, rice and wheat) for the purpose of study and collected data regarding agricultural practices such as land size, cost of production, productivity of crops per hectare, crop irrigated area etc. The study suggests that linear programming model might be applied to improve agricultural production's profitability.

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linear programming, irrigation, sustainable development, food crop, land use

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Drug-induced photosensitivity isthe termused for the cutaneous adverse drug reaction that results from interaction between UV radiations and drug molecule. The majority of photosensitivity reactions occurs in the ultraviolet-A spectrum. Drug-induced phototoxic reactions and Drug-induced photoallergic reactions are two main types of Drug-induced photosensitivity (DIP) reactions. Drug-induced photoallergic reactions are immune mediated, while Drug-induced phototoxic reactions are caused by direct cellular death. The onset of Drug-induced phototoxic responses(DI-PTRs) can happen anywhere from 30 minutesto 24 hoursfollowing sun exposure. The symptoms may subside quickly or persist for up to four days. Nonetheless, a few daysfollowing exposure, a rashthat isitchyand eczematous develops in Drug-induced photoallergic reactions(DI-PARs). This paper includes a thorough definition of Drug- induced photosensitivity(DIP), a discussion of its causative medications, and itssubtypes. We discussed how doctors can identify and treat Drug-induced photosensitivity (DIP) early on. We offered recommendations on how to help patients who runthe risk of developing Drug-induced photosensitivity (DIP) modifytheirsun exposure habits.

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Photosensitivity, Cutaneous adverse drug reaction, UV radiations, Drug molecule, Ultraviolet-Aspectrum, Phototoxic reactions, Photoallergic reactions, immune mediated.

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SARS-CoV-2 is a novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. The first time the WHO learned about this new virus was on December 31, 2019, following reports of a number of instances of viral pneumonia in Wuhan, People's Republic of China. The Ministry of AYUSH has worked very hard during the COVID-19 pandemic to contain and stop the rapid spread of the corona virus infection through the use of AYUSH medications and preventive measures. For the purpose of promoting general health, the Ministry of AYUSH of the Government of India suggests "Ayush Kwath," also known as "Kada," which contains several medicinal herbs. One of the immune-boosting health drinks that the AYUSH ministry recommends is called AYUSH Kwath, and it contains Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum), Dalchini (Cinnamomum zeylanicum), Sunthi (Zingiber officinale), and Krishna Marich (Piper nigrum). As an age-old medical and cultural system, Ayurveda has inspired our kitchen, shaped our seasonal eating habits, and impacted the treatments we applied for common illnesses. Tulsi, Marich, Sunthi, and Dalchini are among the most widely used and readily accessible medications that may be found at home. Thus, Ayush Kwath appears to be useful in immuno-regulation for managing viral infections like COVID-19 because of its immune-modulatory, antiviral, anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-platelet, anti-atherosclerotic, hepato-protective, and reno-protective qualities. Physical examinations, physiochemical parameters, phytochemical tests, and the use of AYUSH kwath powder are all advised by this study.

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AYUSH Kwath Powder and tablet, Health Drink, COVID 19.

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Kabir is a fifteenth century weaver who was a mystic, poet and saint of India. His story is shrouded in contrary legends that emanate from both Hindu and Islamic sources, which claim him simultaneously as a Sufi and as a Hindu saint. Kabir was disappointed with the prevailing system of religious bigotry. He was a hater of religious exclusivism, and sought, above all things, to initiate human beings into the liberty of the children of God. He openly criticized all sects and gave a new direction to the Indian philosophy. His poems resonate with praise for the true guru who reveals the divine through direct experience, and denounce more usual ways of attempting god-union such as chanting, austerities, etc. The Bhakti thought he espoused revolves around the idea that the path to salvation or spiritual fulfillment can be achieved through unwavering devotion and heartfelt love for the divine. It stresses on surrendering ones ego and humility and the acknowledgment of one's limitations in the face of the infinite divine. Therefore Kabir was a true Bhakti emphasizing a deeply personal and emotional devotion to a higher power and carrying a strong sense of love, surrender, and humility. The present paper attempts to deliberate on how Kabir appropriated his poetic talents to propagate Bhakti teachings and how the Bhakti perspective is valid and viable in the contemporary world.

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mystic, legend, saint, Sufi, austerities, Bhakti Perspective.

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