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: Abstract: This dissertation paper going to examine that possesses highly desirable or nearly perfect qualities for utopian society and its members. It describing a fictional Island society utopia work is say imaginary communist city-state and in which institution and rules and this work mainly ideas of union of an idyllic, imaginary society utopian history geography social customs legal political systems. Economic structures and religious beliefs and philosophy these are described in utopian in utopian work and utopians have retained many of the plans and values initially established by utopians. Utopian there is a large degree of uniformity and very little individual expression this are main themes on the imaginary utopian work. Sir Thomas more 's utopia In more creates a land that contrasts directly to 16th century Europe more states by using the stories of fictional character Raphael nonsense. Hythloday more' s mysterious traveler utopia is described as a pagan communist. Sir Thomas more was describing an ideal imaginary world in-his-most famous work of fiction his book describes a complex community on an island in which people share a common culture and way of life the term be coined derives from the Greek word ou-topos-meaning "nowhere" Ironically it is the opposite of the similar sounding greek world Eu-topos meaning a good place. More sought to create a different place altogether on the puge a world free of the hierarchies that ultimately cost the author his life Key Words: cultural concept of utopia, Social customs in Island Society, Political customs,

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cultural concept of utopia, Social customs in Island Society, Political customs,

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The fundamental prerequisites for today's hiring procedures for a specific job post are chatbots for interviews and resume screening. Many applicants submit their resumes, and it takes a lot of work to manually sift them according to the job requirements to narrow the field of candidates to choose from. The project's driving force is its ability to overcome the difficulty of automating the hiring process, from screening resumes to testing candidates on their first technical exam. The difficulty in vetting resumes would be in applying Natural Language Processing to extract structured data from a variety of resume formats and extract all the keywords related to programming languages. The creation of questions and the application of Natural Language Processing tools to assess the candidates' responses present the other issue. Finding the candidates' eye movements during the interview and lip-reading them to look for any unethical behavior is the difficult part of proctoring a test. The objective here is to extract concept terms from the resume and search all keywords related to programming languages from the applicant's resume. The candidate would then be assigned a work role that fits his or her skill set based on that, which would shorten the time needed to find the right individual for a particular job description. The purpose of the candidate interview would be to learn more about the individual's technical abilities. Tests with multiple-choice questions could be utilized for the preliminary screening. However, they are not as effective in evaluating the candidate's depth of knowledge as the short-response questions are. Thus, it's critical to create assessments and short-response questions. Either sentence-level or paragraph-level information would be the basis for the question that would be generated for the candidate; the sentences and paragraphs would be on various technical topics on programming languages and concepts. Both at random and in reaction to the applicants' answers, the questions would be chosen. The camera would be used to proctor the exam during the interview, ensuring that no more than one person was in front of the camera and that the candidate was not using any other devices. The candidate's ultimate score would be determined by how well the job description and candidate interview aligned.

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CNN (Convolutional Neural Networks), NER (named entity recognition), BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers), Talent Acquisition, Hiring automation

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Architecture that flourished on the Indian subcontinent under the reign of the Mughal Empire (1526-1857) was unique and primarily distinguished by the Indo-Islamic-Persian style. Mughal architecture flourished while the Mughal Empire was in power. The name given to this fashion was the "Mughal style." In India, the Delhi Sultanate, which lasted from 1192 to 1398, was the entity that was responsible for introducing elements of Islamic art and architecture. These components were used in the construction of well-known constructions, such as the Qutub Minar, which are distinguished by the presence of aspects of Persian art and architecture. The combination of these components led to the development of this new style. Pakistan is also home to a sizeable number of Mughal remnants, in addition to the fact that the bulk of Mughal structures can be located in the northern region of India. There are many different components that are used to decorate Mughal architecture. These elements include rolling vines and flowers, jewels, and crowns in green, blue, and gold. The fundamental purpose of this research is to illustrate the magnificence of Mughal architecture, which was a significant contributor to the development of the field of architecture in India.

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Mughal Empire, Indo-Islamic culture, architecture, and culture

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In this paper, the evaluation and analysis of the debt mutual funds and equity mutual funds have been carried out. Money plays a crucial role in the part of human life. Starting with the vegetable vendors to the market of money. Diving deep into the market and talking about mutual funds this paper talks about the evolution and analysis of the debt and equity mutual fund. Talking about the evolution of the mutual fund industry the first private sector the Kothari Pioneer Mutual Funds was launched in 1993. As the journey moved ahead in today's era investment have been made easier with the help of technology. Various mutual funds from debt and equity have been sorted out and peeking at the figures about returns in the equity market there is a higher return than in debt markets. On the other hand, risk debt is less risky compared to equity funds.

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Mutual Fund, Return, Risk, Technology, Trading Platform

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In this paper a Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean Generalized pre - open sets and a Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean Generalized pre - closed sets are introduced .Some of its properties are also studied. Also we have provided some applications of Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean in generalized pre - closed sets namely Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean p T_{1/2} space and Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean gp T_{1/2} space .

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Generalized Neutrosophic Topology, Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean Generalized pre- closed sets ,Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean Generalized pre- open sets, Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean p T_{1/2} space and Generalized Neutrosophic Pythagorean gp T_{1/2} space .

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This paper delves into the critical issue of childhood obesity in India, emphasizing its profound psychological implications on school students. The prevalence of obesity is escalating, leading to adverse effects on self-esteem, anxiety and depression. Conventional weight management approaches often neglect the psychological dimension. This paper explores the potential of yoga and exercise therapies in addressing psychological aspects of childhood obesity. Through an examination of existing literature, the paper highlights the significant psychological impact of obesity on Indian school students. Subsequently, it explores the role of yoga in promoting mindfulness, stress reduction and emotional regulation supported by relevant studies. Additionally, the positive effects of exercise therapies on mood, cognitive function and psychological resilience among adolescents are discussed. The paper proposes practical strategies for integrating yoga and exercise into school settings. The Fit India Movement and initiatives like 'Yoga in Schools' and 'Yoga for Adolescents' demonstrate the feasibility and efficacy of such interventions. The integration of yoga and exercise therapies holds promise for addressing childhood obesity comprehensively, requiring collaboration between schools, communities and health professionals.

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Yoga, Exercises, Therapy, Psychology, Obese, School Students

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Implementing Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) has noticeably affected the financial statements of organizations. The study aimed to analyze the Financial Statements of selected companies, pre- and post-Ind AS applications based on, Profitability, Solvency, and Cash Flows. Wipro Ltd. and Tata Motors Ltd. pre- and post-Ind AS financial statements are compared for profitability, solvency, and cash flows. First, company financial statements from AS and Ind AS periods are obtained. Extracted are NP (net profit), ROI (return on investment), ROE (return on equity), EPS (equity per share), debt-equity ratio, current ratio, quick ratio, and operating, investing, and financing cash flows. AS and Ind AS's financial statistics are analyzed using t-tests and correlation. The findings indicated that the comparative analysis of Wipro Ltd. and Tata Motors Ltd. reveals nuanced impacts of Ind AS adoption on their financial performance. For Wipro Ltd., significant declines in net profit ratio, ROI, and ROE under Ind AS highlight the influence of accounting standard changes.

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Accounting standards (AS), Indian accounting standards (Ind- AS), Company Finances, Profitability, Solvency, and Cash flows

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Nowadays students of our university don't know which Professor is on leave, our Project idea is to provide, E-learning material, lecture videos, and a timetable. Faculty if they want to leave then it's availed, they come to college and fill leave application form, attendance, result analysis, CAT- I II III. Parents are also able to know student's activities. To improve all these things, we are making one mobile application by using React-native, CSS, PHP, and SQL, and we connect through the database. We also provide an analysis of the application performance and talk about the limitations of our approach.

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leave application, attendance, project idea, E-learning material, lecture videos, time-table, result analysis, CAT- I II III, React-native, CSS, PHP, SQL, Performance, limitation

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In light of the escalating concern for managing the mental well-being of students amid the waves of societal changes, this paper delves into the imperative for educational institutions to address not only academic success but also the mental health of students. The discourse emphasizes the need for a comprehensive supportive system that fosters holistic education. Specifically, the paper advocates for the integration of counseling and mentoring services in higher education to facilitate the all-encompassing development of students. To substantiate this argument, two student testimonials are presented, providing real-life perspectives that further underscore the case for the incorporation of counseling and mentoring services in the higher education landscape.

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Counseling, Mentoring, Holistic Education

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This study explores the angiogenic potential of Tridaxprocumbens leaves extract using the Chicken Embryo Chorioallantoic Membrane (CAM) model. Wounds, defined as damage to living tissue affecting skin epithelial integrity, initiate a complex wound healing process involving intricate cellular and tissue layer replacements. Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels, is crucial in this process. Ointments, including herbal formulations, are applied externally for skin treatments. Tridaxprocumbens, known for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, is investigated for its angiogenic impact using the CAM model. The study involves meticulous standardization, dosage-dependent analysis, and the focal application method to assess angiogenic potential systematically.

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Tridaxprocumbens, angiogenesis, wound healing, CAM model, ointment, herbal medicine.

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