Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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The Secret Agent is a novel by Joseph Conrad. It was published in 1907. The novel describes anarchic events in the life of a man named Verloc, a secret government agent for an unnamed country living in London in 1886, who is ordered to carry out a bombing with the goal of manipulating the British government. Though The Secret Agent is a work of fiction, its events and characters were partially inspired by an 1894 event in which a French bomb maker was killed in Greenwich Park, London, by an explosive device which prematurely detonated. The text is an expression of anarchism and modernist culture. The present paper, with a meticulous study, sheds significant light on the anarchism and modernist culture expressed through the text. MLA 8th edition has been used to cite references.

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cyborg, anarchism, modernist culture, machinery, robotic, anarchism etc.

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Library and Information Centres are illuminated with glowing knowledge to cater wide spectrum of information to the users of varying needs. Users sometimes may face problems on their way to extract information. Librarians should take challenges to create a favorable condition so that users can swim effortlessly across the ocean of yottabyte of information. The paper hints at numerous environmental laws in Indian context. The authors also throw light on interesting concepts like - Green Library, Building Biology (BauBiologie), Vastu Shastra, Feng Shui, Barrier free building. Librarians are spending huge amount of money for the collection development of their libraries. However all the attempts will be futile if the resources as well as services be under-utilized. Librarians should take vital role in order to attract the patronage which will inevitably increase the number of foot prints within library premises. Finally concludes with the emerging role of librarians towards dissemination of information resources and services to library users irrespective of disabilities.

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Assistive Technology, Carbon footprints, Sick Building Syndrome

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Competition,Advertisement,Brand Ambassadors,Consumers,Customer expectations

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Abstract: Water is particularly important basic need of human life for purposes of drinking, cleaning, and washing. Normally water resources are underground water, rivers, lakes, seas, and ponds. Water is also needed for many fields such as agricultural field and for industrial field. 70% of freshwater utilized through humans goes to agriculture. The river water, lake water, underground and sea water are directly not used in the human life. Water is essential for humans and other life forms to survive, even though it contains no calories or organic nutrients. In nearly every part of the world, access to clean drinking water has risen in recent decades, but nearly one billion people still lack access to safe water, and over 2.5 billion lack accesses to sufficient sanitation. So less than 0.3% of fresh water is not enough for all over the world, particularly in dry remote areas. A huge quantity of water is found in the earth's interior. So, the ground water source is especially important for human life and for industries. In some places, the ground water is very salty with the presence of more salt and harmful organisms in the natural water sources. This ground water is not used for drinking purpose. So, this water is needed to be converted into a good drinking water. Water purification is fulfilling for the drinking water requirements.

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Keywords: properties of water, measuring instruments, energy storage system and materials

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Pneumonia, COVID-19, Viral pneumonia, Bacterial pneumonia, CNN, Neural Network.

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Maintaining continuity with the education system in Corona is now a big challenge. One of the main aims of this study is to uncover the challenging aspects of online learning during covid-19 in rural areas of Bangladesh. The study used qualitative approaches to deepen the online learning experience and challenging aspects of secondary school students. Result shows that they have all expressed their dissatisfaction, feeling helpless and frustrated, and no well-planned action has been taken at the beginning of the online education program. How to ensure that the quality of online education is maintained and that the scope of education can be extended to rural areas through far-reaching planning.

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Covid-19, Online Learning, Rural Area

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Chemical Bath Deposition (CBD) technique was used to deposit CdS thin films on amorphous glass substrate with different pH values changing from 8 to 10. The effect of pH on the structural and optical properties of CdS thin films was investigated. The X-ray diffraction data (XRD) and ultraviolet-visible absorption spectroscopy were used to characterize the thin films. X-ray diffraction reveals growth of the cubic phase with preferential orientation along (002) direction and are polycrystalline. The band gap of the film increased from 3.753eV to 3.900 eV with increasing pH values. After investigation it was concluded that the pH value of 9.5 is suitable for producing CdS thin films by chemical bath deposition technique. The formed films were uniform and with good adherence to the substrate. Optical study shows that the film has a band gap of 3.900 eV.

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Chemical Bath Deposition Technique, Thin Films, XRD, UV Spectroscopy.

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With escalating globalisation and multimedia and trend of moving and following western culture and trends we are depleting our cultural traditional heritage value, mostly being intangibles. Over the last few decades number of participation by public is been decreased by 9 percent in performing arts sector of dance theatre and music alone, as published in recent survey. Schemes for financial aids and institution aids are been granted and re-visited by Ministry of Culture, Government of India in XII five year plan to benefit performing arts industry. But the percentage increasing in recent years is minimal. The project so aims to look into the solutions through the interactive methods by introducing collaboration in the performing arts industry like that of Dutch government to increase the role of government and several other collaborating industries which comes under this domain, to increase economy and methods to increase public participation into this industry.

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Performing Arts Spaces, Interactive Design, Collaborative methods, Government scheme in performing arts.

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The outburst of Covid-19 led to lockdown in many parts of the world. The lockdown compelled various organizations to think of innovative processes so that they could continue functioning despite the barriers of lockdown imposed by the government. It led to the education industry switching over from the traditional classroom learning to online learning. The virtual methods of learning became immensely popular during this global pandemic. This study seeks to ascertain the challenges faced by school and college students during these virtual sessions. The study is qualitative in nature and Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) is used to conduct this research analysis. The study was conducted among students from various schools and colleges across Northern India, who were divided into different categories as per their classes. Semi structured interviews were conducted amongst each category to collect information about the challenges faced by students while learning online. The findings led to conclude that there are four major categories of challenges faced by students. Challenges included difficulty in learning in home environment due to the presence of family members, sounds from surroundings, they found lack in organizational assistance like majority lacked access to proper devices and insufficient skills to adapt to online learning. Even a number of technical obstacles and personal issues like lack of motivation, sense of isolation made it challenging for students to learn online

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Online learning, Covid-19, Pandemic, Coronavirus, Education, Students challenges, IPA

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संवेदना के धरातल पर मॉरीशस का बाल नाट्य-साहित

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संवेदना के धरातल पर मॉरीशस का बाल नाट्य-साहित

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