Volume 11 | Issue 2 |

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Collapsible soils are black cotton soils that have very high shear strength while dry but quickly lose strength when wet. Such rapid and substantial loss of strength causes considerable distress, resulting in extensive cracking and differential settlements, instability of building foundations, and even collapse of structures built on these soils. Waste marble dust and Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag are industrial byproducts that are produced in huge amounts around the world and constitute an environmental danger. As a result, it is critical to find a long-term solution for its disposal. The current study focused on reducing the collapse potential of black cotton soil using a physio-chemical technique. Because the soil is sensitive to water, it must be stabilised. As an admixture, different percentages of waste marble dust (WMD) and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBFS) were utilised. This study investigates the effect of admixture on soil parameters such as specific gravity, plasticity index, swelling index, and shrinkage limit.

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Black cotton soil

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ABSTRACT: The four propagated the Dhrupad form and nurtured the tradition started by Baba Gopal Das who founded the Dagar Bani. Gopal Das was a Brahmin who joined the court of Mohammed Shah Rangile in Delhi and converted to Islam. He changed his name to Baba Imam Khan Dagar. Of the four brothers, Moinuddin and Aminuddin always sang together and the younger set Zahiruddin and Faiyazuddin teamed as a pair Jugal bandi) during performances. They arc the direct descendents of the senior Baba Imam Khan Dagar. In their concerts, they would sing the raga alap singly, and the bandish together. There was great vigour and vitality in their presentation since they had acquired the same training and knew each other's traits very well. Their father Nasiruddin Dagar was the court musician at Indore. The brothers were called Dagar Bandhu. They composed the Kalidas ballets Malati Madhav and Kumara Sambhava for Sri Ram Bharatiya Kala Kendra in Delhi. They were the first classical musicians to perform at international festivals at Venice and Paris in the 1960s. After the death of Moinuddin, Aminuddin set up a music school in his brother's name in Calcutta where free training in Dagar style of singing is given. Aminuuddin has received the Padma Bhushan and his uncle Rahimuddin who is no more, received the Padma Bhushan earlier for his contribution to music. Many dhrupadiyas, both vocal and instrumental hailed from the extended Dagar family.

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Hindustani Music, Tabla, Taal, Raag, Dhrupad, Gharana.

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Water quality, pH, Conductivity, Alkalinity, TDS, TSS, BOD, COD, DO

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Medical Image, Encryption, Information Security, DNA, Chaos.

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Sickle cell disease is a chronic disease characterized by progressive multiorgan failure, particularly involving the liver and kidney. Chronic renal disease occurs in 25% of older adults and results in 50% of their deaths. Patients with sickle cell disease have increased mortality rates from renal failure compared with non sickle cell patients. Sickle cell disease (SCD) produces many structural and functional abnormalities in the kidney, including glomerular abnormalities.. Reduction of renal concentration capacity, urinary acidification, impaired potassium metabolism often observed in these patients. Glomerular filtration rate exceed the normal value in children and adults. Proteinuria is prevalent in 25% cases, microalbuminuria was seen among the Hb SS patients than in Hb AS which is important marker of glomerular injury with Hb SS patients which is associated with reduce creatinine clearance. In the present study we have examined prevalence of renal dysfunction in the individuals with Hb SS and Hb AS. In addition we have tried to establish the correlation between kidney dysfunction and duration of disease.

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Sickle cell anaemia, microalbuminuria, Glomerular filtration rate

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दिल्ली आर्ट थिएटर और शीला भाटिया

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दिल्ली आर्ट थिएटर और शीला भाटिया

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Artificial intelligence, Metaheuristics approach, satisfactory solution, Multi-level linear and non-linear Programming problem, Optimal solution, fuzzy genetic algorithm, genetic algorithm.

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Marble dust, Cement dust, Silicosis, Emphysema

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Public sector banks (PSBs) played a significant role in the development of Indian economy. PSBs role in developing the public infrastructure and financial system of the country is applaudable. PSBs are under continuous scrutiny for its inability in meeting the growing needs of the customers. The continuously decline in market share in the past decade and the growing presence and profitability of private banks questions the efficiency and productivity of the PSBs. The study finds that PSBs productivity is far behind the productivity of private banks. Profit per unit of employee cost of private banks is two times more than PSBs. Revenue per unit of employee cost of private banks is Rs 12.45 crores whereas it is Rs 7.45 crores for PSBs. Profit per branch of private banks is Rs 6.99 crores whereas it is Rs 2.61 crores for PSBs. Business per unit of employee cost is Rs 170.5 crores in private banks and in PSBs it is Rs.147.3 crores

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Employee productivity, Public Sector Banks,

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Political representation was initially based on the premise that it deals primarily with individuals. It was believed that through very few women were actually joining politics at a given time; overall improvement in terms of education and employment would necessarily percolate into the political sphere too and their representation would commensurately increase. The trends elsewhere encouraged women as a whole that there is a slow and steady change have been witnessed. However, this paper has conducted over 90 random interviews on the contemporary issues and women need in politics and also including the emerging old age homes and drug menace, many of which were published in Kannada to draw the attention of the public and to have a social vigilance

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Representation, Democracy, Local Politics, Political Party, Political Interest, Awareness, Male Chauvinism and Social Barriers

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