Volume 12 | Issue 6 |

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In today's world, we live in a cybernetic society. Today there has been a lot of progress computers are faster and smarter than 20 years ago. Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is a multidisciplinary field that aims to automate the activities that currently require human intelligence. At that time, science is not developed and technologies were not invented. So the working is totally dependent on the peoples and humans have recognized that "Today's science is the tomorrow's technology". The use of artificial intelligence (A.I.) has greatly simplified and eased the task, as machines have advanced in many areas today. This review involves the general concepts of artificial intelligence.

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Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Digitalization

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In everyday life, the development of life skills helps students to find new ways of thinking and problem solving. Build confidence both in spoken skills and for group collaboration and cooperation. Adolescence is a vital stage of growth and development. It marks the period of transition from childhood to adulthood. Adolescence is characterized by rapid physiological changes and psychological maturation. It is also the stage when the young people extend their relationships beyond parents and family and are intensely influenced by their peers and the outside world in general. As adolescents mature cognitively, their mental process becomes more analytical. They are now capable of abstract thinking, better articulation and of developing an independent ideology. These are truly the years of creativity, idealism, buoyancy and a spirit of adventure. Recognize the impact of their actions and teaches them to take responsibility for what they do rather than blame others. This article will help us to understand the present need and help them for their better future.

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Adolescence, life skills, Thinking skills, Social skills, Self-awareness, Coping stress

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: The present study investigates the noteworthy impact of school atmosphere on the motivation and involvement of primary school students. The term "school climate" refers to a variety of factors, such as relationships, safety, instructional strategies, institutional setting, and school connectivity. Fostering a sense of safety, belonging, and respect among students is crucial to creating a healthy school atmosphere, which in turn supports effective teaching and learning, lowers disciplinary issues, and raises student motivation and involvement. The purpose of the paper is to explain the relationship between school atmosphere and student motivation by reviewing academic frameworks such as Achievement Goal Theory and Self-Determination Theory (SDT). The impact of competence support, autonomy support, supportive relationships, and curriculum relevance on student motivation is demonstrated by empirical research. The impact of school climate on behavioral, emotional, and cognitive forms of student participation is also covered in this research. The report demonstrates the useful effects of a pleasant school atmosphere on student outcomes using case studies and research findings. Lastly, it offers suggestions for enhancing school climate and highlights the cooperative role of all parties involved in establishing and maintaining a supportive learning environment.

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School Climate, Student Motivation, Student Engagement, Primary Schools, Self-Determination Theory, Achievement Goal Theory, Teacher-Student Relationships, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Educational Environment, Empirical Research.

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Abstract: Green finance plays a crucial role in supporting green growth, resulting in substantial decreases in greenhouse gas and air pollution emissions. Green finance used in different areas like agriculture, green building, banking, insurance, investment, and other green projects should increase the economic development of the country. Green finance is a type of market-based investment or lending programme where environmental impact is taken into account in risk assessment or where environmental incentives are used to guide business decisions. In this document, we discuss the current trends in green finance and the prospects and challenges of green finance in fast-growing India. Green investing recognises the importance of the natural capital of the environment. It also aims to improve human welfare and social justice while minimising environmental risks and enhancing ecological integrity.

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Keywords: green project, green finance, green projects, economic development, green environment.

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The present study is conducted to measure the service quality in selected banking sector. Service quality is well known for element for attracting the new customers and also to retain the existing one. Measuring service quality often involves conducting customer surveys, gathering feedback, and using various metrics to assess how well a service meets these dimensions. Service quality refers to the overall assessment of how well a service meets or exceeds customer expectations. It's a precarious concept in the fields of business, customer service, and marketing, as it directly influences customer satisfaction, loyalty, and the success of a service-based business. Service quality can be evaluated based on several dimensions, including: Tangibles, Reliability, Responsiveness, Assurance, Empathy and Perceived values. The present study is taken up to compare the services quality between the Bank of Maharashtra and Punjab and Sind Bank. The responses are collected 50 from each bank. To collect the responses validated questionnaire is used. And to compare the services SERVQUAL gap model is deployed. From the study is concluded that the Bank of Maharashtra observed a service gap in printed materials associated with banking that is lagging in serving the customers' requirements, while for Punjab and Sind Bank, building confidence among the customers is the highest gap observed factor to be focused on. At the outset, the customers of Bank of Maharashtra perceived more personal attention by the bank employees than their expectations. While the customers of Punjab and Sind opines that, a bank has convenient operating hours.

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SERVQUAL, SERVICE QUALITY, CUSTOMER SATISFACTION.

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India is a country with immense resources which attracted many countries to utilize and enrich their economy at greatest level.. Rural development is the back bone of the Indian economy. So, Government is trying to overcome the problem of rural unemployment through several steps. One such effort is the formation of Khadi and Village Industries Commission.. Customer perception is how customers feel about the product and brand. Products success depends on creating a positive customer perception. Coimbatore city has more Khadi and Village Industries Shops widely spread across its towns and villages. With this in view, the researcher of this study landed up to perform the current research in Coimbatore city. As for the respondents of this study, a total of 500 customers were taken from the 20 Khadi shops inside the Coimbatore city.Understanding customer perception leads to the formation of healthier marketing strategies. It is the right time to realize the importance of the contribution of KVI and to formulate and implement the workable strategy for KVI in order to sustain the objectives of KVI, which Gandhi has thought of Khadi and Village industries bright future in the coming years.

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customer perception, customer knowledge, Concept, Coimbatore City

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The promotion of sunscreen products as a means to mitigate skin damage from ultraviolet radiation (UVR) is widely supported by healthcare professionals. However, there is a pressing need to thoroughly understand both the efficacy and safety of these products. The current method for evaluating sunscreen efficacy, the sun protection factor (SPF), primarily measures protection against UVB rays (290-320 nm). This assessment does not fully account for protection against long-wavelength UVA1 (340-400 nm) rays. Furthermore, there is no universally accepted method for evaluating UVA efficacy, which is critical as consumers increasingly demand broad-spectrum UVB and UVA protection.UVB radiation causes significant damage to keratinocytes by inducing DNA damage that can lead to malignant transformation. The body's defense mechanisms include the immediate death of severely damaged cells and the blockage of cell-cycle progression in less affected cells, allowing for DNA repair through nucleotide excision repair (NER). Successfully repaired cells survive, while irreparably damaged keratinocytes undergo apoptosis, forming "sunburn cells."Sunscreens are designed to protect the skin from excessive UVR exposure. They are often recommended for their ability to prevent UV-induced sunburns and reduce the risk of premature skin aging and skin cancer. However, current sunscreen labeling may overstate the protective benefits, potentially misleading consumers into feeling safer to extend their sun exposure.This approach emphasizes practical usage over mere reliance on product labeling, ensuring more effective sun protection and reducing the risk of UVR-related skin damage.

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Skin, Sunscreen, Organic filters, Natural Products, Inorganic filters.

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The understanding and analysis of the two plays of Samuel Beckett's Rough for Theatre I and Rough for Theatre II from the perspective of the Theatre of Cruelty and the dramatic techniques of Antonin Artaud add more insights into the aforementioned plays. The study aimed to conduct a critical analysis of the two plays using the method of textual analysis. The study identified the various dramatic techniques that Antonin Artaud used in his plays and some of those techniques have been applied to better understand the two plays of Sameul Beckett. The Theory of Cruelty propounded by Artaud in his The Theatre and its Double (1958), was the main platform for analysis. A critique into the two plays revealed the harrowing experiences of the characters involved, even to the point of death, a grave form of cruelty. It also revealed that the objects (props) in the plays have been turned to objects of cruelty and pain. The juxtaposition of the words and the usage of light and sounds interchangeably heightened the sensibility of the audience, as desired by Artaud.

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Cruelty, struggles, death, light, dark, objects, hostility, shock, fear, suicide

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The Midnight Library is a novel written by Matt Haig, published in 2020. Matt Haig is an author and journalist, his area of expertise is both fiction and non-fiction. The main themes in the novel includes philosophy, purpose of life, possibilities, unpredictable nature of choice, act of kindness, quest for identity, self realization, magical realism, hopelessness, uncertainty, power of perception, mental health, self discovery, choices in life, regret and loneliness. The project mainly focuses on understanding the value of life and appreciating little things in life. The novel The Midnight Library is captivating and heartwarming story about Nora Seed. She is the protagonist of the novel. Nora is 35 year old woman lives in Bedford, England. She leads a lonely single life with her cat and often compares her life to others. By continuous misfortune following the death of her father and her cat she decides to end her life, instead of dying she wakes up in a magical midnight library that changes her life upside down. She finds herself between life and death and given opportunity to choose her life she always dreamed of .The midnight library with is filled with books that has different versions of her own life. The novel revolves around Nora and her choices made in life which makes her sick and tired of the imaginary world and realizes the worth of living and returns to reality. By the end of the novel Nora realizes that even life is hopeless sometimes our existence still matters. Various themes like Butterfly Effect, String Theory and Identity theory are highlighted in the novel to show the self-discovery and identity.

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Butterfly Effect, String Theory, Identity Theory, self discovery, mental health.

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Sun rays (UV) Rays and Photodamage can cause unwanted skin aging and wrinkles on the face. Herbal Toning serum is use to Prevent or reduces unwanted damages causes by UV rays. Natural Therapies have less side effects, are safer and more effective than chemical medications. Formulation containing natural ingredients are becoming more and more common on the international market. Herbal Toning serum improves the appearance of the face and has no negative side effect. The main aim of the Project was to formulate a natural and safe toning serum which has calming, soothing, and astringent effect on the face and skin it enhance the beauty and can be used in day today life schedule. The extract used are from the ingredients which are easily available and has nutritional values from topical point of view.

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Skin , Ultraviolet radiation, Skin problems, Aging ,Toning ,Serum, Plash.

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