Volume 5 | Issue 4 |

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Wimax was aimed to provide high bit rate, high rapidity, large coverage area, quality of service (QOS), multimedia services and to assist all sort of real time applications. In order to maintain the good quality of service and good network performance the load on Access Service Network Gateway (ASN GW) has to be reduced. In order to reduce load on ASN gateway the relocation has to be accomplished. ASN Gateway relocation is the procedure in which the connection point of one mobile station is changed from one gateway to another gateway. Wimax Forum has introduced two mobility management schemes for this relocation purpose. These mobility management schemes reduce the packet loss and handover delay to minimum. But the mobility management techniques do not answer when to relocate the Access Service Network Gateway. Two gateway relocation algorithms were introduced to upgrade the overall working in terms of dropping probability, blocking probability, average signalling overhead; it also reduces the load of ASN gateways. In this paper we will review the gateway relocation mechanism for WiMax Network.

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ASN connected mobility, CSN connected mobility, Handover, Relocation algorithm, WiMax

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ECC, PVA , Fibers ,Flexural Strength, Compressive Strength

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India has one of the largest systems of post secondary science, engineering and technical education in the world. The discovery of Indian talent by employers around the world has laid to a global competition for Indian talent. As a consequence, human resource is emerging as one of the most serious constraints to economic growth of India as well. The higher education system of India is struggling to meet the new expectation. At the same time, even though the concept of Total Quality Management (TQM) was developed by an American, W. Edwards Deming, after World War II for improving the production quality of goods and services. The concept was not taken seriously by Americans until the Japanese, who adopted it in 1950 to resurrect their postwar business and industry issues. Now the TQM is a common word used across the world including service and production industries. The use of TQM techniques in education system will definitely reform the quality and assures integrity at large.

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quality, integration, assurance, management.

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Mixed ligand complex, Oxalate-Valinate System, thermodynamic parameters

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The factor of religion remained significant in the identity formation as well as in the process of political mobilisation in the Kashmir valley since Dogra period.It has been argued that in the internally fragmented and backward Muslim society of Kashmir, the popular leadership initially used religion as a uniting force but, in the later period the identity politics of Kashmir became more inclusive and secular in character. The paper also argues that the identity politics of Kashmir does not have much space for extreme religious expression, though, in the absence of democratic and pacific means of expression religion might assume central space in the politics of Kashmir.

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Kashmir, Muslim, Religion, and Politics

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Democracy, Social Media, Political Socialization, Rural Communication, Youth.

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Impeller, Vibration Analysis, Finite Element Analysis, Modal Analysis.

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Nowadays there is a great advancement in using Solar Photo Voltaic array for many purposes. A simple design and MATLAB simulation of a solar water pumping framework using Switched Reluctance Motor is proposed here. Switched Reluctance Motor possessing a number of advantages over the DC and AC motors such as high torque density, low inertia, quick response and low losses because of the absence of permanent magnet or any winding on the rotor. It also exhibits wide speed range capability and simple control for the Solar Photo Voltaic array powered water pumping system. For the smooth and continuous operation of the proposed scheme a Cuk converter and Midpoint converter is designed in the circuit. Maximum Power Point Tracking algorithm is used as an intermediate DC-DC converter between the Solar Photo Voltaic array and the Midpoint converter, in order to operate the Solar Photo Voltaic array at its optimum power point. The proposed system achieves better efficiency and output than that of a conventional water pumping system.

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Solar photo voltaic, Switched Reluctance Motor, Cuk Converter,Maximum Power Point Tracking

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In the present study, an attempt has been made to assess the antimicrobial activity of haemolymph collected from a freshwater Himalayapotamon emphysetum. The haemolymph collected was subjected to antimicrobial activities against some of clinical pathogens viz., Escherichia coli, Streptococcus pyrogenes Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus subtilis. and Salmonella paratyphi. In males, the highest zone of inhibition was observed against Staphylococcus aureus while least in Salmonella paratyphi whereas in females, highest zone of inhibition was observed against Streptococcus pyrogenes while least in case of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

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Crab, Haemolymph, Antibacterial

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Abstract Demonetization is considered as a first biggest and successful step to transform India into a cashless economy. The premier object to transform India into a cashless economy is to curb the corruption and menace of black money from the country, to reduce the cost of making and handling paper money, terrorist activities and cutting of trees for printing notes, and also to bring more transparency in every sector of Indian economy. The prevalent Modi Government is making all possible efforts to transform India into cashless or digitalized economy. During demonetization the government even encouraged people to use many electronic payment methods rather than cash to reduce the use of physical cash and the people may be accustomed with the use of various electronic payments. Hence, this paper is an attempt to study the various problems faced by the people during demonetization and the need to transform India into a Cashless economy. It also discusses the various electronic payment methods used by the people, the frequency of using these methods during demonetization and after the expiration of it and also to examine the reasons of changing habits in using electronic modes of payments. Apart from that this paper also focuses on the various challenges or hurdles that India is facing in transforming itself into a Cashless Economy.

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Cashless Economy, Demonetization, E-Wallets,Plastic Cards, Net Banking, Fisher’s Exact Test

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