Volume 9 | Issue 11 |

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Education is the right of all children and through the 86th amendment act, article 21(A) was incorporated in the Indian constitution which made education as a fundamental right. Accordingly the Right of children to Free and Compulsory Education act (RTE) has come into force from April 1, 2010.. Every child in the age group of 6-14 years will be provided 8 years of free compulsory elementary education. The RTE act mandated the formation of School Management Committees (SMC) in every government-funded schools to encourage community and more particularly, parental involvement in school development. Under the RTE Act parents have been entrusted certain powers through the SMC elected by them; proper exercise of the same can initiate a process of improving schools. The School Management Committee members should understand the RTE act for its effective implementation. The present study was conducted to know the awareness of Right to Education Act among School Management Committee members .The investigators selected 96 SMC members from 32 Government elementary schools in Vizianagaram district as respondents and data collected through the questionnaire on RTE . It was found that majority of the SMC members are not fully aware about RTE Act. Significant differences were found in the awareness of SMC Chairperson and Members male and female, rural and urban area respondents . This study revealed that there is a need to create awareness among School Management Committee members about RTE Act for its effective implementation in Elementary schools .

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Right to Education Act (RTE), School Management Committee (SMC) Elementary schools,

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Mobile Edge Computing, Taxonomy architecture, CAT Algorithm, 5G Mobile, Deep Learning.

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An interesting Dematiaceous Hyphomycetous new species belonging to the genus Mycocentrospora Deighton viz. Mycocentrospora tinosporae sp. nov. is illustrated and described. This new species has been recorded for the first time in India hitherto, unrecorded on Tinospora malbarica Miers. (Fam.: Menispermaceae).

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Hyphomycetes, Dematiaceae, Mycocentrospora tinosporae, new species

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Earning per share, Dividend per share, Price earnings ratio, Market prices, National Stock Exchange, Share price, industries.

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Traditional museums around the world are forced to undergo transformation and become more inclusive and representative of their communities in light of postcolonial criticism and New Museum theory. New Museum theory, also called Critical museum theory or New Museology was a result of the debate around the growing demands for the inclusion of indigenous people in the representation of their cultural heritage. As a result, new roles and directions for museums and heritage institutions have emerged which put forward a different museological approach focused not only on artefacts but also on people. Under this new approach, the concept of a museum as a dynamic cultural centre replaces the concept of the museum as a repository of collections. This paper presents the theoretical underpinnings of New Museology and its development in international context. It also examines the development of New Museology in India and provides an overview of its implication in Indian museum practices, using Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) at Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh as an example.

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New Museology, Indigenous Museology, Ethnographic Museum

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As the development of information technology, the study on applying ICTs on logistics has been necesary, especially in retail industry. However, research examining the digital logistics in retail industry in Vietnam has been little attention. Therefore, to bridge this gap the current paper investigates the relationship among ease of use, perceived usefullness, perceived trust and applying digital logistics, and also examines the moderating role of perceived risk on these relationships in the context of Vietnam. The results show that perceived trust has the largest impact on digital logistics success while perceived usefullness has least impact. The paper also highlights the role of perceived risk in decreasing the relations between applying information technology on logisctis.

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Digital logistics, Retail industry, Ease of use, Perceived usefulness, Vietnam

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blockchain, privacy, data protection regulation

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In this paper reviews, the natural dyes are made from plants, animals, minerals and, insects using environmentally-friendly solvents. Dyeing is a complex, specialized science. Nearly all dyestuff is now produced from synthetic compounds. This means that costs have been greatly reduced and certain application and wear characteristics have been greatly enhanced. But many practitioners of the craft of natural dyeing. With the improvement of living standards, everybody is very much conscious about environmental protection and health safety. Natural dyes have attracted more attention to the industry due to exhibiting better biodegradability and more compatibility with the environment. The chapter contains a brief review of natural dyes from their advantages and disadvantages and their classifications and types of natural dyes.

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Natural dyes, plant dyes, animal dyes, mineral dyes, and insect dyes

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Use of biogas assures renewable energy supply and balances the green house gases. There is growing interest in the use of biogas as a fuel for transport applications. A compressed biogas (20-25 Mpa / 200-250 bars) with high methane content (at least 97%) by volumecan be a promising alternative as vehicle fuel in replacement of conventional fossil fuels.Biogas fuelled vehicles can reduce CO2emissions by between 75% and 200% compared with fossil fuels. This paper sets out the resource, available for producing biogas and explores how this gas can be used as fuel for transport by describing the basic technology requirements.

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Biogas, Renewable Energy, Alternative-fuel, Transport-application.

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The delivery of public services using Information Communication Technologies has been a main point of attention during the era of globalization and liberalization. ICT-mediated governance projects have been competitively pursued by both developed and developing countries. The implementation of the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) has clearly established the vision and mission regarding e-Governance in the country. The mission statement of NeGP clearly states that public service delivery should be made at the door steps of the citizens through ICT and Common Service Centres (CSCs). Akshaya Common Service Centres are established in Kerala as an e-literacy project and later took the role of e-service delivery centre. This study has been undertaken to find out the effectiveness of Akshaya e-centres in meeting the expectations of citizens as an e-service provider.

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National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), e-service, Common Service Centres (CSCs), Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)

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