Volume 12 | Issue 7 |

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The study proposes a small wearable safety device with sensors to monitor the user's sur-roundings, health, and whereabouts. It alerts the registered contacts in case of an emergency and has a camera to record the surroundings. Data is processed on a microcontroller and sent to the cloud for analysis and alerting. The device aims to increase women's safety and wellbeing. The advantage of the device is small, light simple to operate, and can be worn covertly. The study highlights the device's characteristics, algorithmic flow, and design, emphasizing its potential to transform how women perceive their safety.

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Wearable safety gadget, women's safety, GSM , GPS tracking, emergency response, personal security, IOT device

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Milk is a word with which we all are completely familiar. The subject of our research is based on milk only. People of every class need it be it political, social or economic, milk has an important place in all aspects. The field of milk business is wide, Chhattisgarh Cooperative Milk Federation is one such link, which has an important contribution in the economy. After Chhattisgarh Milk Federation came to the state, those farmers who were not able to find a market to sell their milk, got a big market in the form of the federation. They sell milk at a fair price. Despite Devbhog being a trusted brand of the state, people are not aware of it. Chhattisgarh Cooperative Milk Federation is the place where milk and milk products are produced, processed and distributed. Experimental methods are used here at industrial level. Till some time ago, milk industry was only a rural small scale industry, but now it is being used commercially. Government work for this development is proving successful to a great extent. Chhattisgarh has been the center of various cultural developments since the Vedic and mythological times. Chhattisgarh is full of many natural things. Chhattisgarh is a complete state in itself. Milk or dairy, agriculture or milk industry all come under the category of agriculture. This is a public livelihood enterprise related to animal husbandry, which includes the process from milk production to distribution. India has become the leading country in the world in milk production. This is a huge achievement for Indian agriculture and animal husbandry. Cattle breeds are being improved to increase milk production. There are about 12 crore livestock in the state of Chhattisgarh, of which 64 percent are cattle, 14 percent are buffalo and the remaining 20 percent are others.

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Devbhog, Milk, Comparative, Business.

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This paper presents the Consensus Propagation Theory of Market Movements (CPTMM), a comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding how shared beliefs evolve and drive significant market movements. Building upon George Soros's theory of reflexivity, CPTMM integrates insights from behavioral finance, narrative economics, and network theory to offer a novel perspective on market dynamics. The theory posits that market movements are fundamentally driven by the formation, propagation, and evolution of consensus beliefs, which interact reflexively with market prices. By emphasizing the dynamic and self-reinforcing nature of market narratives, CPTMM provides a theoretical basis for understanding phenomena such as bubble formation, market crashes, and the impact of social media on financial markets. This paper develops the core principles of CPTMM, explores its theoretical implications, and discusses potential applications for investors, regulators, and policymakers.

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Reflexivity, Consensus propagation, Neurofinance & Financial markets

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Social realism is a popular and influential movement in post-independence Indian literature that aimed to depict social and political realities and struggles of ordinary people. This style of literature tends to focus on the lives of marginalized communities, the exploitation of the poor and the socio-economic challenges faced by the newly independent nation. "Sooni Ghati Ka Suraj" and "Raag Darbari" by Shrilal Shukla are adequately packed with the elements of social realism. Indian society after independence had a harsh and bitter confrontation with the declining values, morals and ideal standards that deviated from the expected ideals of free and equally thriving societies after independence. These novels expose the plight of the socially stratified, oppressed, marginalized and common rural population in the system/structure of a corrupt union that is run by the politics of the nefarious.

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Social Realism, post-independence rural fiction, marginalisation, reality vs ideal, society and politics

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Patients with thyroid diseases suffer either from hyper functioning or hypo functioning of the gland, commonly referred as Hyperthyroidism and Hypothyroidism respectively. About 1-2% of adult population is known to suffer from thyroid disorders. According to 1999 World Health Assembly report about 1.5 billion persons in more than 110 countries are threatened with thyroid disorders. Prevalent data indicates that Thyrotoxicosis is more frequent in females than males, seen in the ratio of 9:1 and effects the age between 20-50 years. Gandamalakandana Rasa and Nichuladi lepa has the properties like Pittagna, Shothahara,Madhura rasa, Ushna veerya and Vata Shamaka its 0ver all efficacy is compared with Kanchanara guggulu which is all ready established. In this study, 40 patients suffering from classical features of Thyrotoxicosis as mentioned in the inclusion criteria were selected and assigned into 2 groups of 20 patients each. Group A as Trail group, was treated with Gandamalakandana Rasa and Nichuladi lepa for 45 days and Group B was treated with Kanchanara guggulu for 45 days. Better clinical therapeutic efficacy was found in patients of Gandamalakandana Rasa and Nichuladi lepa compared with Kanchanara guggulu because the earlier was both given internally and external application. Overall response was statistically similar in both the Groups with 'P' value of 0.422.

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Thyrotoxicosis, Goiter, Gandamalakandana Rasa, Kanchanara guggulu

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The project report aims to examine the impacts of online reviews on consumer decision making. This investigation was conducted among various consumers of different demographics with 80 respondents. The data was acquired through primary and secondary sources. The primary source data is the responses collected from various consumers through questionnaire. The secondary source of data gathered from Internet. The data accumulated from students, housewives, employees (male and female). The data was analyzed with the help of sample pie charts. Respondents are well aware of online shopping and impact of online reviews on their purchasing decision.

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Online reviews, Purchasing decision making.

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Osteoarthritis is by far the most common form of arthritis. It shows a strong association with aging and is a major cause of pain and disability in the elderly. Osteoarthritis is the second commonest musculoskeletal problem in the world population (30%) after back pain (50%). Only 25-30% of OA are symptomatic even though prevalence rate is about 80% at the age of 65 years. In this study Agnikarma is taken which will be done by Panchaloha Shalaka externally over the most tender area of the affected knee joint compared with Koladi lepa which is already established. In this study, 40 patients who fulfilled the diagnostic criteria were selected randomly and assigned into 2 groups of 20 patients each. Group A as trail group,was treated with Agni karma on 1st day & on 15th day and Group B, as Control group were treated with koladi lepa application for 15 days once daily. Agnikarma is better in relieving pain/discomfort and tenderness whereas had no effect on change of gradation of OA. Koladilepa on the other hand could not provide comparatively better results than Agnikarma, but has given fairly encouraging results of 47.11% success rate and had no effect on change of gradation of OA.

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Sandhigata vata, Agnikarma, Lepa, Osteoarthritis.

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Growth in number of internet users and use of internet, along with advancement in information technology is offering abundant information in the virtual space. With the increase in number of jobs and income levels, people are showing inclination towards travel and tourism. As travellers and tourists seek instant information, gathering information online visiting websites, search engines, mobile app, e-commerce aggregators and social media has made information search easy. Voluminous information is available online which has also lead to problem of information overload. Travel & tourism service providers, in order to capture larger business and to build their brand, are doing marketing by providing travel deals online & through other digital medium which has affected business & industry. This research focuses on assessing the impact of digital marketing on travel & tourism industry. It helps in gaining an understanding on the level of impact created by digital marketing, its pros & cons, and provide suggestions for travel & tourism service providers to address relevant issues and challenges. The outcomes of the research can be used by E-Commerce aggregators, digital marketers, Mobile App service providers, social media marketers' and implementers of IT for tourism as a reference for digital marketingdecisions.

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websites, search engines, mobile app, e-commerce

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Anxiety disorders are the most common of all mental disorders on a global scale. There are varying forms of anxiety disorders with each having its own characteristics and associated symptoms. The level of anxiety disorders in a specific population may largely be dictated by socio-cultural factors. Moreover, those suffering from anxiety disorders often find these intervening with their daily as well as academic lives specifically as a result of partaking in procrastination behaviour. Considering all the aforementioned, this research paper aims to conduct a thorough review of anxiety disorders and their link with procrastination prior to conducting an intensive analysis to derive the prevalence of anxiety disorders in high schoolers from India and further evaluate how this influences procrastination behaviours amongst the sample population.

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psychology anxiety depression teens

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The revolutionary impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the healthcare industry is demonstrated through an exciting combination of diverse technologies, algorithms, and state-of-the-art techniques. Medical and administrative procedures in healthcare organisations are rapidly being revolutionised by AI technologies. The general consensus is that AI tools will prove to be beneficial adjuncts to healthcare practitioners, not a replacement for them, despite concerns about job displacement. AI is positioned to help healthcare workers with a variety of duties, including clinical documentation, patient outreach, administrative processing, and advanced support in areas like image analysis, patient monitoring, and diagnostics. The numerous uses of AI in healthcare are described in this thorough analysis, which goes beyond its direct use in patient care to include drug discovery and ambient assisted living, among other areas of the healthcare value chain. The main objective is to create a solid body of information that will guide the creation of risk-reduction plans. In order to ensure the safe and successful integration of AI technology into standard healthcare procedures, several measures are essential. Understanding the need of researching the hazards associated with AI in healthcare, this work becomes essential to both improving AI systems and developing technology in general. The focus is not just on accepting the possible advantages but also on taking proactive steps to reduce any hazards that may arise, which will help AI in healthcare develop responsibly.

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Artificial intelligence, Application, risk reduction strategy, direct health care application, challenges.

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