Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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The purpose of films is to entertain the general public and also to highlight various kinds of social, political, economic, psychological and familial problems and provide solutions to them. Films have been being produced in India for the past 90 years.While dialogues have importance in taking the story of a film forward, music also has its own place. Many types of emotions can be expressed through music. In 'Natya Shastra', Bharat Muni has clearly stated that the main purpose of a drama is the creation of rasa, i.e. when a person watches a drama, he identifies himself with the situations and finds solutions to them. Indian film industry is not only related to the films made in Mumbai but also includes South Indian films, Bengali films, Uttar Pradesh films,In Purvanchal and Punjabi film industry, films are being made in their own languages and hence the culture of that place is seen through films. By watching these films, people of every state of India get acquainted with the culture and civilization of other states as well.

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Singer, Shiv-Hari, Sitar, Shehnai, Tabla, Sarangi

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EEG Decoding, Electroencephalography (EEG), Cognitive Computing Brain Activity Fourier Transform.

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From the earliest maritime trade connections in the fifth century CE to the current worldwide diaspora, this paper explores the complex development of Tamil migrant communities, emphasizing important occupational shifts influenced by historical factors. It looks at the Nadan community's crucial role in ancient maritime travel and cross-cultural interactions with societies such as Greece, Mesopotamia, and South Korea. The story then switches to labour migrations to different parts of the world during British colonialism and the educated Tamils' post-independence migration to Western countries. Particular attention is paid to the distinct situation of French Pondicherry migration to France and the resulting socioeconomic and cultural ramifications. The dynamic rise and fall of Tamil Nadu's economy, the lasting impact of the Dravidian movement on the state's political landscape, the crucial role of cinema, the intricacies of caste and religious extremism, and the transformative impact of influential individuals like Kamaraj on education are all further examined in this paper. Finally, it looks at how Tamil Nadu's political dynamics may change in the future due to generational shifts, the rise of national parties, and enduring concerns about social justice and regional identity. It also looks at the rise of new political leaders. This sociopolitical and historical journey highlights the Tamil people's adaptability, tenacity, and long- lasting cultural influence over centuries and continents

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Tamil Nadu , migration, Diaspora,Economiy

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Public libraries in Maharashtra play an important role in the dissemination of knowledge and the educational, cultural, and economic progress of society.This research thesis examines in-depth the various services provided by public libraries, their uses, impact, and future prospects.

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Services provided by public libraries in Maharashtra

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Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is a key pillar in enhancing employment and a significant driving force for the sustainable and socio-economic growth of the nation. It contributes to achieving all the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As per the 2011 census, the literacy rate of Nagaland is 79.6%, which is higher than the national rate of 73%. However, in PLFS 2022-2023, the Unemployment Rate (UR) is 4.3%, above the All-India average of 3.2%. Therefore, to enhance the employment rate in Nagaland, the quality of the TVET system needs to be improved by addressing its challenges. The present paper will analyze the status of Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Nagaland, focusing on the vocational education and training provided by the vocationalisation of school education, Polytechnic, Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), and Private Vocational Training Providers (VTPs). It also aims to discuss its challenges and improvement strategies through the survey of existing research, government reports, and websites. In Nagaland, the TVET system has shown significant development. Despite all these developments, it continues to face challenges, including limited infrastructure, a shortage of qualified trainers, and the need for stronger industry linkages. Improving these issues is crucial for enhancing the quality and effectiveness of technical and vocational education in the state.

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challenges, strategies, Nagaland, TVET.

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Feminist Foreign Policy, abbreviated as FFP, signifies a revolutionary stance bringing global governance under the rigorous ethos of gender equality and the dismantling of entrenched power hierarchies in international relations. This article explores the process of domestication of FFP in Sweden and Canada, two groundbreakers in this area of enforcement. It analyses how these countries operationalize FFP together with successes and challenges. At the end of this analysis, it is elucidated that the FFP has the potential to bring about lasting peace empowerment for marginalized sectors and address systemic inequities. Backed by global agendas such as Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the FFP provides pathways to achieving a more just and equitable world. The article ends on a call to extend the adoption of FFP, epitomizing its role in radically transforming global governance and addressing some of the most vexing challenges facing humanity. Through experiences in Sweden and Canada, this article establishes that FFP is necessary and achievable and serves as a model for others to replicate. By providing guidelines for a more just and equal world along with global agendas such as Sustainable Development Goals, the FFP opens up avenues to achieving further justice in the world. The article ends with the demand to make wider adoption of FFP possible, as it reshapes global governance and deals with some of the most worrying dilemmas facing humankind today. Within the Swedish and Canadian experiences, this article argues that FFP is necessary and achievable, serving as a model for replication by other states.

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Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP), Gender equality, Intersectionality, Human security, Global governance, Systemic inequalities, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Peacebuilding, Marginalized groups.

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Serverless computing, which offers dynamic scalability, cost effectiveness, and streamlined infrastructure administration, has become a paradigm shift in cloud computing. In contrast to conventional cloud models, serverless architectures let developers concentrate only on running code while cloud providers manage resource allocation and upkeep. Notwithstanding its benefits, serverless computing presents particular performance and security issues.

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Serverless Computing Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) Cloud Computing Performance Analysis Security Analysis

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As Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) technology advances, UAVs are becoming more and more common in both military and civilian applications. The term flying ad hoc networks (FANET) is frequently used to describe multi-UAV networks. UAV clustering is a crucial path for UAV network applications since it may enhance network scalability, minimize energy consumption, and maximize network lifetime when multiple UAVs are divided into clusters for management. Additionally, the special features of these systems make it difficult to improve their defences against constantly changing security threats, making security provision in these systems especially complex. We introduced Secure and Hybrid Bio Inspired Optimization (SHBIO) for FANETs, an innovative, effective, and hybrid bioinspired algorithm, in this suggested framework. This research proposes an adaptable, secure, and efficient bio-inspired routing model with the goal of developing a new, trustworthy security framework. For this, it suggests Ant Colony Optimization (ACO), one of the most popular methods for trusted route computing. safe route selection using the ACO method. Among the interrelated parts and layers that comprise the architecture is the Trust Management System, which assesses each drone's reliability based on a variety of trust factors

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Jamming Attack, Gradient Monitoring, Communication Security, Multi-Agent Systems

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Accidents caused by fatigue are a serious problem, particularly in sectors like manufacturing and transportation. This work suggests a deep learning-based method for face recognition-based driver drowsiness detection and accident prevention. Driver fatigue is a major cause of road accidents, making real-time detection crucial for ensuring safety. Traditional methods like K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) classify fatigue based on facial features but struggle with real-time tracking and temporal dependencies. To overcome these limitations, this project introduces a CNN + LSTM-based fatigue detection system that not only extracts facial features automatically but also analyzes fatigue patterns over time for improved accuracy. The system employs a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for feature extraction from facial images and a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network to analyze temporal patterns associated with fatigue indicators such as eye closure. The proposed model processes real-time video frames, detects fatigue symptoms, and triggers alerts to prevent drowsy driving. The system is designed to be efficient and scalable, making it suitable for real-world deployment in vehicles and industrial safety applications. Experimental results demonstrate high accuracy in fatigue detection, showcasing the effectiveness of combining CNN and LSTM for robust facial-based fatigue analysis.

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Driver Fatigue Detection, Convolutional Neural Network, Long Short-Term Memory, Real-Time Monitoring.

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The current demand for skincare products and treatments has significantly risen. There is a growing fascination among individuals to enhance their appearance. Consequently, a variety of products have been launched to promote a youthful and attractive look. Serums have emerged as a key component in establishing an effective skincare routine. They come in a variety of formulations suitable for different skin types, including oily, dry, and everything in between. In this study, we examine a face serum suitable for all skin types. The primary component of the serum is sericin, known for its antityrosinase, anti-oxidant, hydration and anti-aging properties. Additional ingredients include chamomile extract, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin E. Hyaluronic acid is a crucial element in cosmeceuticals due to its hydrating and anti-aging benefits. Vitamin E has demonstrated significant antioxidant and moisturizing benefits for the skin, offering protection against UVB radiation damage. Chamomile essential oils are widely utilized in the fields of cosmetics and aromatherapy. Currently, there is no existing treatment that can effectively slow the aging of the skin. However, serums containing a blend of concentrated vitamins and acids have demonstrated remarkable results. The face serum was assessed for its physicochemical properties, including pH, viscosity, antimicrobial activity etc. The increasing focus on skincare indicates a societal change that places greater importance on individual appearance and beauty ideals.

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Face serum, sericin, antityrosinase, anti-oxidant, anti-aging, hyaluronic acid, chamomile.

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