Volume 11 | Issue 4 |

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The present study is a Comparative Study of the Academic Achievement of Government and Private Secondary School. It analyses the students' High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) result between the private and government schools from the year 2020. Two schools were randomly selected. Data were analyzed using simple mean percent, SD and t-test. Result analysis has been done on the basis of private and government schools; boys and girls; subject wise and gender based subject wise.

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High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC), Secondary School, Academic Achievement

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Online games are often played for entertainment, leisure, brainstorming and some other purposes, which in turn also kills time and leads to psychological disturbances and aggression. Much scholarship could be found explaining the negative impacts of the online games but scholarship is scarce about the positive effect induced by the online gaming. During this lockdown due to the pandemic fear of COVID-19, youths from all over the world has adapted the lifestyle in the social media platforms influencing or being influenced by it. This paper aims to reflect on the factors influencing youth by online gaming. The theoretical framework used for the study is Uses and Gratification theory while the data collection is done using questionnaire tool and the sample size is 393 respondents. Cronbach Alpha Testing is done to test the reliability and validity of the tool and analysis of the data is done through Cross-tabulation and Chi-squared test.

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Keywords- ICT, online game, psychological disturbances, social media platforms

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DEXA scan, Osteoporosis, BMD, Hospitals, Nurses, Knowledge, Practices, and Attitude

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Skin is an extra ordinary human structure. There are various types of skin cancer. And people are unaware about it. There are large number of skin diseases and some of them are most common. Due to lack of medical facilities available In remote areas, patients usually ignore it. The diagnose of this skin cancer also take the longer time. Melanoma skin cancer detection at an early stage is crucial for an efficient treatment. Recently, it is well known that, the most dangerous form of skin cancer among the other types of skin cancer is melanoma because it's much more likely to spread to other parts of the body if not diagnosed and treated early. The non- invasive medical computer vision or medical image processing plays increasingly significant role in clinical diagnosis of different diseases. Such techniques provide an automatic image analysis tool for an accurate and fast evaluation of the lesion. The steps involved in this study are collecting Dermoscopy image database, preprocessing, segmentation using thresholding, statistical feature extraction using Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM), Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, (ABCD) etc., feature selection using Principal component analysis (PCA), calculating total Dermoscopy Score and then classification using Convocation neural network (CNN After using the publicly accessible data set, an accuracy of 89.5 percent and a training accuracy of 93.7 percent were reached..

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Melanoma, Feature Extraction, Machine Learning, Convolution Neural Network, Skin Lesion, Non-Melanoma.

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Smart Cold Storage and Inventory Monitoring System use sensor-based IOT technology to offer Remote monitoring and tracking of produce. It provides early warning alerts and notifications to Critical conditions and enables end-to-end visibility and accountability across the entire product value Chain. Perishable goods are often required to travel thousands of miles by using land, air, and water Transport facilities to reach their final destination and having a lot of pressure on trucking Companies using cold storage supporters for the distribution of the food and maintaining a certain Temperature during the entire journey. This mainly is causing panic among the business owners and may cause damage to the inventory system and the time.

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IoT, Monitoring

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-- AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) website project aims to create a comprehensive online platform that will serve as a destination for all stakeholders in the technical education sector. This website provides information about various initiatives, policies, guidelines and regulations of AICTE regarding technical education. It also provides access to various services such as validation, accreditation and approval of courses, universities and institutions. The website has an intuitive user interface that allows users to easily find relevant information and navigate the site. The aim of this project is to increase transparency, accountability and accessibility in the technical education sector and provide a seamless online experience for all users. The AICTE website project aims to create a modern, user-friendly website for the all-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). The website will serve as a comprehensive resource for students, educators and industry professionals seeking information on technical education and related initiatives in India. The project will include the development of a responsive website design, a robust editorial system, and a secure system for user authentication and data management. The website will also include interactive tools such as a search function, online application forms and social media integration to enhance user engagement and participation. Through this project, AICTE aims to strengthen its online presence and better serve its stakeholders in the technical education community.

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CSS, HTML, JavaScript, MySQL

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A chatbot is a computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users, especially over the Internet. Chatbots use Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) algorithms to understand and generate responses to user inputs. It can be integrated into messaging platforms, and mobile apps to provide automated computer support, answering frequently asked questions. User interacts with the system using text and voice messages. It gives the answer for Computer Science (CS) department questions. It gives impressive response from chatbot. It is an open source platform. Some chatbots are rule based, using a set of predetermined responses. While others are more advanced and use machine learning to generate responses based on the context of the conversation.

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Chatbot, NLP, ML, CS department Queries.

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Lohardaga Forest Division is a biodiversity rich area, but its avifaunal diversity has not been properly studied and the avifauna of Lohardaga Forest Division is still unknown. In order to fill up this lacuna, this survey was carried out to document the avifaunal diversity and abundance in the Lohardaga Forest Division for ongoing and future biodiversity actions. A total number of 3,213 birds belonging to 147 species grouped into 56 families were recorded from Lohardaga Forest Division during the study period. Out of these 2,270 were recorded from wetland habitats and 943 birds were recorded from forest habitats. Birds recorded from wetland habitats belongs to 78 species grouped into 28 family and birds recorded from forest habitats belongs to 77 species grouped into 28 families. The maximum number of birds was recorded at site 1, (1426) followed by Site 3, (642), site 8 (207), site 2 (202), and the minimum number was seen at site 5 (106). The Anatidae family shows the highest species richness in the study sites (9 species), followed by Ardeidae and Muscicapidae (8 species each), Accipitridae (7 species), Cuculidae (6 species), Cisticolidae, Charadriidae (5 species each), Sturnidae, Rallidae, Phasianidae, Motacillidae, Megalaimidae, Dicaeidae, Columbidae, Campephagidae (4 species each), Scolopacidae, Picidae, Oriolidae, Corvidae, Ciconiidae, Alcedinidae (3 species each), Threskiornithidae, Strigidae, Pycnonotidae, Psittaculidae, Podicipedidae, Phalacrocoracidae, Apodidae, Leiothrichidae, Laridae, Laniidae, Jacanidae, Hirundinidae, Estrildidae (2 species each) and Zosteropidae, Vangidae, Upupidae, Tytonidae, Turdidae, Timaliidae, Sittidae, Rhipiduridae, Ploceidae, Pittidae, Pellorneidae, Passeridae, Nectariniidae, Monarchidae, Meropidae, Falconidae, Coraciidae, Caprimulgidae, Bucerotidae, Alaudidae, Aegithinidae (1 species each). Among the avifauna, 114 (78%) were residents, 31 (20%) were winter migrants, 1 (1%) summer migrants and 1 (1%) Local migratory. The species richness of the selected sites varied from 28 to 67, while overall diversity value ranged from 0.94 to 3.86. Relative abundance of species recorded during this study was 43 rares, 21 irregulars, 53 scarces, 21 commons and 9 abundants. Among the recorded species all were placed in Least Concern category as per IUCN 3.1. According to Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 six Schedule-I species, 135 Schedule-IV species, one Schedule-V species were recorded, and rest were recorded in Not Listed category.

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Lohardaga Forest Division, Ranchi West Forest Division, Chhotanagpur plateau, South Koel River, Jharkhand.

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Skin is the most delicate and vulnerable part of the human body, thus it is essential to protect it. Skin preparations include gel lotion, ointment, cream, peel of mask, and so on. Peel-off masks are dosage forms that are delicately applied to the facial skin surface and then peeled off after a few minutes. Herbal formulations are becoming increasingly popular on the global market. Herbal face masks are used to improve blood circulation, which helps to retain skin suppleness and eliminate debris from skin pores. The major advantage of herbal cosmetics is that they are non-toxic and decrease allergic responses. It is used as a cure to treat face skin problems such as tightening of skin, moisturising of skin, removing tan from the skin, glowing of skin, and removing dirt from skin pores. In this post, we created a bael fruit peel mask and tested it using several test methods. In this post, we created a mask out of bael fruit peel and tested it using several ways. Following its application, the formulation produced astounding results. The active ingredients in this composition include bael fruit pulp powder and aloevera. Using it as an active component in a peel off mask increases its value by improving the peel off mask's role in absorbing dust particles and moisturising the skin.

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Keywords. bael fruit, aloevera. Skin care peel of mask

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Jeevika Project, Socio-Economic Empowerment, and Rural Women

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