Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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The project aims to create and evaluate an anticollision system tailored for heavy-duty vehicles like trucks, buses, and construction equipment. This project seeks to enhance safety, minimize accidents, and boost operational efficiency in the transport and logistics sectors. Key elements include improving safety, economic benefits, regulatory adherence, environmental advantages, technological progress, and reducing human error. The methodology integrates advanced technologies such as radar, lidar, ultrasonic sensors, and communication systems into a cohesive anticollision system. A microcontroller will handle data from these sensors to make real-time collision-prevention decisions. The project involves a literature review on existing systems, system design for sensor integration and control algorithms, and practical implementation with thorough testing. The system will issue warnings and initiate partial braking at 15 meters from an obstacle, intensify warnings and apply moderate braking at 11 meters, and activate full braking at 7 meters. The control system will process real-time data, evaluate collision risks, and implement avoidance strategies, incorporating adaptive learning capabilities and fail-safe mechanisms.

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Anticollision System, Heavy-Duty Vehicles, Vehicle Safety, Collision Avoidance, Radar Sensors, Lidar Sensors, Ultrasonic Sensors, Sensor Integration, Machine Learning, Data Fusion, Real-Time Processing, Automated Braking, V2V Communication, V2I Communication, Adaptive Learning, Control Algorithms, Safety Regulations

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To evaluate fear of crime among young girl and important to create safe environmnets and empower girl to feel confident and secure. The sample will consist of Woman aged 18-24 recruited for various college students neighborhoods in Chennai using purposive sample technique. Snowball Technique Interview and Question Method. This Research focus on Teenage Girls 18-24 Age Limit. The Purpose of Research is Teenage Girls Safety Preservation. Teenage Girls let know Awareness of Fear of Crime. Know the Complaint Methods. Learn the Martial Arts and Safety Preservations. Find out problem most in sexual assault in public places and college travelling Bus and Train. Self-defense techniques are the first and foremost thing must be aware in law and steps of complaint and Design training for their safety sexual harassment, Eve teasing, Chain snatching, Work Place and college, etc., are some big issue for the women in India. Several explanation have been elaborated which largely focus either on the irrationally high level of female fear of from a feminist perspective. Many countries have taken action in recent times to address harassment in the work place and violence in the home, but little attention has been paid to sexual harassment in public places. Specifically during Women's journey to work and school.

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Fear of Crime, Main Causes, Eve Teasing, Sexual Assault, Anxiety, Frustration, Pandemic Situation

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This article explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in Indian politics, highlighting its integration into governance, electoral processes, and policy-making. AI technologies are revolutionizing the political landscape by enhancing administrative efficiency, enabling data-driven decision-making, and personalizing voter engagement. In electoral processes, AI aids in voter registration, fraud detection, and strategic campaign management through sentiment analysis and predictive analytics. Furthermore, AI-driven tools such as chatbots and virtual assistants are improving citizen engagement and public service delivery. However, the rapid adoption of AI in politics raises significant ethical and regulatory challenges, including data privacy concerns, algorithmic bias, and the potential for political manipulation. Addressing these issues requires robust data protection laws, algorithmic transparency, and ethical guidelines. The article proposes policy recommendations to ensure the ethical use of AI in Indian politics, emphasizing the need for comprehensive data protection, fair AI algorithms, accountability mechanisms, and public awareness initiatives. Looking ahead, the future of AI in Indian politics promises advanced predictive analytics, enhanced electoral integrity through blockchain integration, and AI's pivotal role in crisis management. Ensuring ethical AI usage will necessitate continuous collaboration between policymakers, technologists, and civil society to safeguard democratic values and citizen rights while leveraging AI's potential to enhance governance and public services.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Indian Politics, Governance, Electoral Processes, Policy-making, Ethical Challenges, Regulatory Frameworks

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This study is based on the experiences in the legal and psychological counselling field. The experiences of the researcher in the counselling field has motivated for finding a solution to the increasing cases of divorces in India. The causes are many and varied. The solution for each case may be unique and it is difficult to find a common solution to the social evil especially influenced by western culture and the social media. In this study we have made an attempt to suggest few remedial and preventive measures in combating the menace of increasing burden of cases in the coming decades. The researchers have foreseen the issue is going to be grim and seriously affect the family system and would be main cause for many types of offences and it will be difficult to manage if it is continued like this. The psychologists suggest that the change is inevitable in all fields including the family culture in India but keeping tradition is also most important as it has been proved to be one of the best in all countries.

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Divorce rate, Social evil, Culture Change, Psychological counselling.

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The world was changed--in other words, a new one was created--by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to some accounts, the greatest human tragedy of the past century affected every aspect of human existence. Despite the fact that the globe is getting ready for another post-pandemic historic calamity. People won't fully understand the serious ramifications of a catastrophic nightmare for years, even while the globe is getting ready for a new post-pandemic normal.The pandemic provided a much-needed house shaking in many facets of our social and personal lives, despite the lasting and irreversible harm it caused. The education sector was one of the most severely hit initially, although it is anticipated that it would recover with time. What the epidemic taught us about professional development and instruction for second language teachers is outlined in this chapter. The volume's contributors, who were among the first to focus on the problem of language teaching during the epidemic, also take this into consideration.

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Keywords: - SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome),SARS-CoV (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus), nCoV (Star Novel Coronavirus), MERS (Middle east respiratory syndrome) WHO (World Health Organisation),RT-PCR(Reverse-transcriptase polymerase chain reaction), PCR(Polymerase Chain Reaction), R0 (Reproduction Number), Rt (The effective reproduction number)

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Abstract- irritable bowel syndrome is a most commonly diagnosed functional bowel disorder with high population prevalence worldwide. Patients with this disorder due to its periodical variation of symptoms from mild to severe are seen to have difficulty in day-to-day activities leading to increased work absenteeism and decreased work productivity thus affecting the overall quality of life of a person. This article aims to seek the scope of homoeopathy in the management of IBS. This article includes the prescription of specific remedy for characteristic, peculiar, striking symptoms of IBS.

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Rome IV criteria, homoeopathy, irritable bowel syndrome, FODMAP.

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This research investigates the comparative effectiveness of pharmaceutical marketing strategies for metformin in the antidiabetic drug market, particularly focusing on generic versus branding approaches. The study explores how factors such as cost-effectiveness, accessibility, and perceptions of quality and efficacy influence consumer preferences in choosing between generic and branded versions of metformin. Through a comprehensive literature review, various aspects are examined, including branding and generic strategies, dynamic brand choice processes, competition in pharmaceutical pricing, and safety and efficacy comparisons between generic and branded metformin. The research methodology involves conducting a survey among physicians, patients, and pharmacists in the Vidarbha region of India to gather insights into their preferences and perceptions regarding generic and branded metformin. The findings from the survey indicate a preference for branded medicine among physicians and patients, with concerns about the efficacy and safety of generics. However, there is a lack of awareness and misconceptions about generic medicines among the surveyed population. These findings underscore the need for increased awareness campaigns to promote the use of generic drugs, emphasizing their safety and efficacy to improve accessibility and affordability in healthcare.

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Pharmaceutical marketing, Generic vs. branded, Physician preferences, Patient preferences, Pharmacists' perspectives, Generic drug misconceptions, Pricing strategies, Promotion strategies

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Food plays a crucial role in the growth and development of the body, essential for human survival by providing necessary nutrition. Fast food, being convenient and ready-to-eat, is widely consumed. The primary reason for society's preference for fast food is the fast-paced nature of modern life. However, this convenience comes with significant negative impacts on both physical and mental health. Nutritionally, fast food is deficient, containing high levels of unhealthy substances such as sugar, salt, saturated or trans fats, and various processed preservatives. The body's reaction to the lack of essential nutrients manifests in both short-term and long-term effects. Short-term impacts include fluctuations in blood sugar levels and blood pressure, while long-term consumption can lead to digestive issues, weakened immunity, inflammation, heart problems, respiratory issues, and more. To mitigate these effects, it is important to shift towards a healthy diet and ensure adequate hydration. Replacing meals with nutritious options like fruits, low-calorie foods, fresh juices, and low-fat dairy can help in this transition. Research on this issue has been ongoing for many years, particularly in the United States and other countries. The research primarily utilizes secondary data and gathers primary data through questionnaires. The focus is on adolescents and middle-aged individuals, who are the highest consumers of fast food. This paper emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about healthy eating habits to avoid the detrimental effects of fast food on physical and mental health.

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Fast food, Human health, Lifestyle, and Healthy eating habits.

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The article delves into the rhythmic intricacies of the Khayal style of Agra Gharana. It explores how the Gharana's unique approach to Laya and Taal contributes to the aesthetic experience of its vocal performances. Emphasizing the significance of rhythm in Hindustani classical music, the article highlights the role of rhythmic structures, Tabla accompaniment, and improvisational techniques in shaping the distinctive style of the Agra Gharana. Drawing insights from renowned musicians and scholars, it underscores the importance of understanding Laya, Bols, and Taal in appreciating the beauty and depth of Agra Gharana's musical repertoire.

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Agra Gharana, Khayal, Laya, Taal, Theka, Aesthetics, Style, Pedagogy, Analysis

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Suicide remains a significant public health issue in India, with a high incidence rate that necessitates effective investigative and preventive strategies. The forensic application of psychology provides a crucial intersection between psychological expertise and the legal system, aiding in the analysis, understanding, and adjudication of suicide cases. This paper explores the role of forensic psychologists in investigating suicides, focusing on their contribution to interpreting psychological evidence, distinguishing between suicide and homicide, and performing psychological autopsies. Challenges such as lack of trained professionals, cultural stigmatization, and inadequate resources are also discussed. The study emphasizes the necessity of integrating psychological evaluations in forensic procedures to not only discern the causes and contexts of suicides but also to enhance the judicial processes involved. Through a comprehensive review and analysis, this paper highlights how forensic psychology can significantly alter the landscape of suicide investigations in India, providing deeper insights and more effective legal resolutions.

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Forensic Psychology, homicide, Legal system, suicide, investigation.

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