Volume 11 | Issue 7 |

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Neither the Information Technology Act of 2000 nor any other legislation in India directly addresses cyber crimes. The Indian Penal Code of 1860 and other legislation provide detailed definitions of crimes and their accompanying punishments. As a result, cyber crime may be thought of as a combination of criminal activity with technological means. Cyber crime may be defined as "any offence or crime that includes the use of a computer." When committing a crime online, the offender is often able to remain anonymous and avoids direct physical contact with the victim, thus the term"cyber crime". A computer or its data may be the intended victim of a cyber crime or just the means by which another crime is committed. The umbrella word "cyber crime" encompasses all of these different wrong doings. The present research has used a doctrinal approach with qualitative analysis with descriptive research strategy followed by the indulgence of both primary and secondary sources of data collection. Despite the impossibility of creating a crime-free society, which exists only in fiction, efforts should be maintained to uphold laws that keep criminal activity to a minimal. To combat the inevitable rise of cyber crimes in our increasingly digital society, lawmakers will need to implement stricter penalties for those who use fraudulent identities online. As with many things, the potential for good and evil in the use of technology is always there. Several laws have been passed to protect women against cyber crime. Therefore, it is the responsibility of government officials and law makers to ensure that technological progress is made in a positive direction and is used for lawful and ethical economic development rather than illegal activities.

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cyber crimes, women as victim, morphing, phishing

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With the rapid growth of the start-up ecosystem in India, mentoring has gained prominence as a crucial support mechanism for budding entrepreneurs. Mentoring has been shown to be beneficial for entrepreneurs in a number of ways, including helping them to develop their business skills, improve their decision-making, and reduce stress. The paper investigates various sources of mentoring support and examines its impact on the success of start-up ventures through success stories of entrepreneurs through a comprehensive review of relevant literature, this study aims to provide insights into the sources of mentoring support and its implications by examining the success stories of Flipkart and Zomato. Mentoring support were more pronounced for entrepreneurs who were starting their businesses in sectors that were new to them. It can be particularly helpful for entrepreneurs who are entering new industries or markets.it is valuable resource for entrepreneurs in India. Mentoring can help entrepreneurs to develop their business skills, improve their decision-making, and reduce stress. This can lead to increased start-up success, both in terms of the business performance of the start-up and the personal development of the entrepreneur.

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Entrepreneurial Ecosystem, Mentoring support, Startups, Entrepreneurial Success

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This research investigates the relationship between human rights and the environment, focusing on the dependency and effects of environmental deterioration on the enjoyment of human rights. It looks at the connection between a healthy environment and people' fundamental rights, emphasising the need of environmental protection in preserving human dignity and well-being. This study intends to enhance our knowledge of the links between human rights and the environment by analysing international legal frameworks, case studies, and academic research, as well as to highlight the necessity for effective policies and measures to protect both.

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human rights, environment, environmental degradation, interdependence, impacts, international legal frameworks, case studies, environmental protection, human dignity, well-being, policies, actions.

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Iron deficiency development is widely common among women especially pregnant ones since iron should be supported to the mother and her fetus which makes the intake crucial and important. And regarding that iron (heme and non-heme) has a low bioavailability, food enhancers and supplements are necessary for pregnant women especially in the begging and end of their pregnant period for support and growth. Enhancers of iron include meat, fish, and vitamin C as the most common ones, while polyphenols, phytates in tea and coffee, and calcium represent the most important inhibitors of iron absorption. Good sources of iron should be taken with enhancers so that the absorption of iron increases. Pregnant women should be educated enough and well informed from their doctors to avoid or lessen the occurrence of such problem. This study was conducted in Lebanon to determine the prevalence and risk factors of low haemoglobin levels in pregnant women and the importance of iron intake in aiming changing these levels to decrease its risks.

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A study to assess the effectiveness of supplementation of vit c foods on influence of iron absorption factors on haemoglobin status of pregnant women in selected non Govt maternity hospital in Tirupati

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"Life skills" are defined as psychosocial abilities for adaptive and positive behavior that enable individuals to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life. They are loosely grouped into three broad categories of skills: cognitive skills for analyzing and using information, personal skills for developing personal agency and managing oneself, and inter-personal skills for communicating and interacting effectively with others. Life skills are problem-solving behavior used appropriately and responsibly in management of personal affairs. Life skills may be learnt by teaching or simply by personal experience. Actually, no life skill is used alone; there is always a combination of more than one. UNICEF (2002) defines life skills as psychosocial and interpersonal skills that help people make informed decisions, communicate effectively, and develop the coping and self-management skills needed for a healthy and productive life. Life skills can be applied to actions directed at either the self, other people, or the local environment; their goal is to promote health and wellbeing at all these levels. The present research is based on "The use of rubrics for evaluation for Effectiveness of Life skills education on Student Teacher".

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Rubric, Life skill

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The world is becoming more and more interested in the possibilities of Ayurveda because it is considered the first branch of life science and discusses how to avoid and treat lifestyle illnesses. Ayurveda is a fantastic alternative for treating lifestyle diseases because of its holistic approach, which treats the patient as a whole and means interventions are focused on total physical, psychological, and spiritual well-being. Purusartha Chatushtaya (Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha), according to ancient Indian Rishi-Munis, is the ultimate goal of existence.The only way to achieve this Purusartha Chatushtaya is to live a healthy, long life. Everyone must adhere to the norms, guidelines, and conducts specified in Ayurveda In order to achieve this. According to research, a positive outlook on life is associated with outward manifestations of health. There are several ways to promote or preserve excellent emotional health, some of which include lower blood pressure, a lower risk of heart disease, and a healthy weight. Transcendental meditation (TM) is one of the techniques for relieving stress and for relaxing.

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Ayurveda, Sadhaka Pitta, Purusartha chatushtaya, Transcendental meditation (TM )

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Conducting clinical studies, consequently, calls for units of abilities - theoretical and methodological - had to function withinside the theoretical and empirical ranges respectively. Methodological abilities ("know-how") are incredibly standard, invariant throughout disciplines, and without problems received thru doctoral programs. However, theoretical abilities ("know-what") is notably tougher to grasp, calls for years of commentary and reflection, and are tacit abilities that can not be "taught" however alternatively found out aleven though experience. All of the best scientists withinside the records of mankind, which includes Galileo, Newton, Einstein, Neils Bohr, Adam Smith, Charles Darwin, and Herbert Simon, had been grasp theoreticians, and they may be remembered for the theories they postulated that converted the path of technological know-how. Methodological abilities are had to be an normal researcher, however theoretical abilities are had to be an fantastic researcher.

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Science, scientific knowledge, Research, Methods

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Sentiment analysis used machine learning to remove the significant data for subjective data analysis by positive, negative or neutral feelings. Different sentiment classification techniques are discussed for performing the opinion mining. However, they failed to enhance the accuracy level and time complexity. To overcome this a novel method called as Lasso Regressive Percentage Similarity based Extreme Learning Network Method (LRPS-ELM) is introduced to perform main objective of efficient sentiment classification with better accuracy and minimum time consumption. Extreme Learning Classification comprises different layers for categorizing the given reviews through performing preprocessing, feature extraction and classification. The number of reviews is initially collected from input dataset as an input. Then, the input reviews are sent to hidden layer 1. In that layer, the review preprocessing is performed through stop words removal and stem words elimination. Then, the pre-processed review is sent to the second hidden layer. In that layer, Lasso Regression is carried out for performing efficient feature extraction from preprocessed reviews. Later, the extracted features are sent to the third hidden layer for classification. In that layer, Percentage Similarity Function is carried out by identifying the user opinion. Finally, accurate sentiment classification is carried out with higher accuracy. Simulation setting is provided with various metrics such as, prediction accuracy, error rate and prediction time with respect to number of reviews. In the proposed LRPS-ELM method results are verified to achieve better accuracy and lesser time complexity when compared to conventional methods.

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Opinion mining, Extreme Learning Classification, Lasso Regression, Percentage Similarity Function, Sentiment Classification

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Election refer to a process of democratic participation in which all the people express their opinion about personalities and issues by making on a ballot paper. Election expresses democratic class struggle through voting. Major differences in the political allegiances of different age groups, classes, education, religious or ethnic groups have been reported by voting survey. Voting for right or left depends upon a person's life experiences. We try to analyses the degree to which voting decision of one generation is affected by preceding generation. This study focus on inter- generational voting behaviour rather than individual.

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Voting Behaviour, Inter-generational Pattern, Election

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The word "guidance' originated back in the 1530s, and is defined as the process of directing conduct. Career guidance can be defined as a comprehensive, developmental program designed to assist individuals in making and implementing informed educational and occupational choices (US Department of Education, 2014). It's a guidance given to individuals to help them acquire the knowledge, information. Skills, and experience necessary to identify career options, and narrow them down to make one career decision. 'Literally guidance is as old as man, all through the ages human beings have for one reason considered to have known how to render such a service'. Vocational guidance in school also helps parents to have a better perspective about children to choose a better way for their career and paved the way for an employment in locality. One of the objectives of vocational guidance is to assist students' development and to execute career plans which may help them in achieving their Career's Goal. The purposes of the study are to find out the extent to which vocational guidance provide adequate career choice among secondary school students and to find out the extent to which vocational guidance can reduce the level of unemployment among secondary school students through using random sampling method. Data was collected in the form of self-developed questionnaire. Administration of questionnaire was done through Google form. Researcher collected data from 20 schools from south, east, west and north districts of Sikkim with 911 students. The study found that the career guidance counselling should be conducted at early age for learners to develop positive self-concept.

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guidance, career decision, career's goal, positive self-concept.

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