Volume 12 | Issue 12 |

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The many applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Indian healthcare industry, looking at how it has revolutionised patient care in terms of diagnosis, treatment options, and general management. AI has a wide range of uses in the healthcare industry, from reduced administrative procedures to personalised treatment plans and sophisticated diagnostic instruments. It also discusses the difficulties that arise with integrating AI into healthcare systems, including issues with data privacy, moral dilemmas, and the requirement for strong legal frameworks. The study offers a thorough examination of the state of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare today, emphasising creative solutions and successful case studies that have greatly enhanced patient outcomes and clinical decision-making. This paper attempts to further understand how artificial intelligence (AI) may be used to improve the effectiveness, precision, and accessibility of healthcare services by looking at the nexus between technology and healthcare. Additionally, the paper delves into the possibilities of artificial intelligence in healthcare, going into future developments, changing patterns, and the need for teamwork among medical practitioners, researchers, and computer specialists. The significance of maintaining equilibrium between welcoming technical advancements and tackling moral and legal dilemmas to guarantee the conscientious and efficient application of artificial intelligence in the medical field.

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Artificial intelligence, Healthcare, Patients, India

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The Smart Cities Mission is a well-known concept and gaining popularity day by day. Urbanization and population growth are the critical areas that are creating the urge for the cities to be better and employ more smart solutions to address urbanization issues. Smart Cities Mission aims to make cities "smart" and their citizens even more "smart". Providing "smart" infrastructure that can enhance better quality of life in people. Smart City makes use of ICT (Information and Communication) technology to prevent this core urban issues. ICT is making a city more inclusive, sustainable and boosting its citizen engagement. Smart Cities enables smart living by imbibing smarter solutions. This study further aims to identify the feasibility of smart city mission and also reviews that how this mission redefines the city to be a better version of itself.

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Smart Living, Urbanization

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: In the contemporary workplace, organizations are witnessing the coexistence of multiple generations, each with distinct values, expectations, and work styles. This study explores the dynamics of a multi-generational workforce, emphasizing its challenges and opportunities. By analyzing existing literature and surveying diverse organizations, this paper provides insights into fostering collaboration, enhancing productivity, and addressing intergenerational conflicts. The findings aim to guide organizations in leveraging generational diversity as a strategic advantage.

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Multi-generational workforce, generational diversity, workplace dynamics, intergenerational collaboration, organizational productivity

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oral sucrose as analgesia for pain relief

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: Fire accidents are one of the most critical emergencies that require immediate attention to prevent loss of life and property. This project proposes the development of an Automatic Fire Fighting Robot equipped with real-time fire detection, extinguishing capabilities, and advanced alert systems using SMS and call notifications. The robot is designed with fire sensors (e.g., flame sensors or temperature sensors) to detect fire in its surroundings. Upon detection, it autonomously navigates toward the source using obstacle-avoidance algorithms and deploys a fire suppression mechanism, such as a water spray or fire extinguishing gas. The system is powered by a microcontroller (e.g., Arduino or Raspberry Pi) for efficient control and operation.

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As off that Venture Capital is an enormous concept, Venture capital financing is a kind of endowment by venture capital. While this study will explore you the Business magnate perspective and awareness in choosing venture capital as a main stream for their investment and financing among various alternatives. Venture capital in all-inclusive wisdom is not entirely an insertion of finances into a new firm, it is in addition of a contribution of proficiency looked-for to set up the firm and intend its promotion tactic, systematize and administer it. The fundamental motive of this research seeks to scrutinize the venture capital financing by the Business Man. This exploration assists us to realize ideology and views of Business magnate with respect to venture capital financing.

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Venture capital, Venture capital financing, Business Tycoon, Awareness, Perspective

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Introduction: Antimicrobial resistance is increasing and becoming a major public health problem worldwide. The continued emergence of multidrug-resistant (MDR) and extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBL) producing Enterobacteriaceae strains lead to the higher rate of morbidity and mortality among hospitalized patients. Obtaining regional drug resistance data is important for developing guidelines for appropriate antibiotic use and to control the emergence of antibiotic resistance. In this background this study aims to determine the prevalence of MDR and ESBL producing Gram Negative Enterobacteriaceae. Materials and Methods: The Present cross-sectional study was carried out in Department of Microbiology, P.D.U. medical college, Rajkot between February 2024 and June 2024. A total of 900 Gram-negative Enterobacteriaceae isolates from various clinical specimens were subjected to antibiotic susceptibility testing as per the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute guidelines. Results: Out of the total 900 Enterobacteriaceae isolates, ESBLs production was confirmed in 341 isolates with isolation rate of 37.87%. Out of these maximum isolates were Escherichia coli (43.18%) followed by Klebsiella pneumoniae (38.77%). Maximum number of cases 169 (49.56%) were observed in older age group. In our study, 522 (58%) isolates were found to be MDR isolates. Antibiotic sensitivity of ESBL producers was observed highest to Meropenem (100%) and Amikacin (84.75%). Conclusion: Isolation rate of MDR and ESBL producing Enterobacteriaceae strains was higher in hospitalized patients which indicates these isolates are vital in health care associated infections and requires proper infection control measures. These isolates have high rate of resistance against commonly used drugs of antimicrobial categories like cephalosporins and fluoroquinolones which indicates to formulate strict antibiotics prescription policy in health care settings.

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Multidrug-resistant, Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase, Prevalence, Enterobacteriaceae

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Experimental Investigation on Behaviour of Self-Compacting Concrete Made with Agricultural Wastes as a Partial Replacement of Cement with Corncob Ash explores the use of Corn Cob Ash (CCA) as a sustainable alternative to partial cement replacement in Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC). SCC, known for its high workability without the need for mechanical compaction, can benefit from incorporating agricultural waste like CCA, which possesses pozzolanic properties. The study investigates the behaviour of SCC made with agricultural wastes as a partial replacemet of cement with varying proportions of CCA (0%, 3%, 5%, 10%, and 15%) with a w/c ratio of 0.43 on the workability, compressive strength of M30 grade SCC. The findings reveal that replacing up to 10% of cement with CCA is the optimal percentage replacement. workability of SCC was observed to decrease as the CCA content increased. This suggests the need for additional water or admixtures to maintain fluidity at higher CCA levels, Compressive strength tests show that SCC mixes with up to 10% CCA maintain adequate strength. At 28 days, the strength decreases from 42.45 MPa at 0% to 35.9 MPa at 15% replacement. Furthermore, this approach reduces the environmental impact of concrete production by lowering cement usage and repurposing agricultural waste. The optimal mix is found up to10% CCA replacement, balancing performance and sustainability.

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Self Compacting Concrete (SCC), Corncob Ash (CCA), Cement, Compressive Strength.

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The field of strategic management has long been divided between two dominant perspectives: the "planning", emphasizing deliberate, rational decision-making, and the "pattern", focusing on emergent strategies arising from complex interactions and environmental adaptation. This paper argues that a comprehensive understanding of strategic management necessitates integrating these seemingly disparate approaches. Such integration, however, presents significant methodological challenges, particularly in capturing the dynamic interplay between planned and emergent processes. Longitudinal, detailed data at both firm and industry levels are crucial for unraveling path dependencies and clarifying the causal relationships between strategic actions and outcomes. Addressing the inherent causal ambiguity and measurement difficulties associated with key strategy variables is essential for advancing the field. This research proposes a framework for bridging the planning-pattern divide, emphasizing the importance of dynamic capabilities and acknowledging the complex interplay of intentionality and emergence in shaping organizational strategy

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Strategic Management, Organizational Strategy, Planning, Pattern, Corporate

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Due to the rapid development in the use of internet, digital marketing has become inevitable which has necessitated the every marketer to have direct relationship with customer through online. Customer relationship management is considered as one of the indispensable part of business, where in strategies has to be built to attract and retain loyal customers, because gaining customer is easy but retaining is too difficult. It is very important to understand customer through some features, their needs and individual personalities. This can be tackled through online marketing as it records the buying behaviour of the customer automatically. Digital channels like internet, e-mail, mobile phones and digital television offer new prospects to cultivate customer relationships. This paper aims to study the gap between customer relationship management in traditional marketing and digital marketing and to figure out the influence of CRM as a motivational tool on online shopping in e-business environment.

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Traditional marketing, Digital marketing, CRM, Social Media Marketing

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