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KEYWORDS: Ocimum sanctum L., Ethanolic, E.Coli - Escherichia coli., Bacillus subtilis, Yeast - Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Microliter, Inhibitory concentration.

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COVID-19 is extremely infectious that spreads quickly from across the world, making early diagnosis critical. COVID-19 diagnosis is critical. Numerous investigations have been performed to ascertain if patients' chest X-rays, as well as computed tomography (CT), scans reveal COVID-19 infection. COVID-19 illness results on computed tomography (CT), as well as X-ray imaging, are like those of other lung infections, making it problematic for medical experts to differentiate COVID-19. The purpose of this research has been to determine the role of machine learning, deep learning, or pictures processing within fast or precise identification of COVID19 from two of the most frequently used medical imaging modalities, chest X-ray or CT pictures. We evaluated performance of ML and DL techniques on chest X-ray pictures as well as CT scans to COVID-19 diagnosis in this research. The proposed convolutional neural networks (CNNs) using the Alexnet Model for CAD of coronavirus from CT and X-ray pictures. The efficiency of this technique was checked on the data set obtained. We classified COVID-19 CT & X-ray scans as well as examined the evolution of the condition of the patients via CT scans. Accuracy of these techniques varied from 93.25 percent to more than 99.82 percent, suggesting that machines, as well as deep learning methods, apply to the clinical diagnosis of COVID-19. The trials carried out in this research have shown the efficacy of the pretrained COVID-19 alexnet model of CNN.

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COVID-19, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, CNN, Alexnet Model.

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Lower Caste, Dalit, Sufferings

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Euglena is unicellular green algae with two flagella, belongs to the group euglenoids. It is found mostly in small fresh water pools rich in organic matter. These are grow luxuriantly in such waters imparting its colour, dark green to the water body. The present study reveals 28 species of Euglena. These are collected from various parts of Nashik and its tahsils. Among these Euglena acus var. rigida, E. limnophila var. minor, E. obtusa are reported new to India, Few taxa are also little known and appear as first reports for Maharashtra, these are Euglena rostrata, E. wangi .Rests are explored first time from this region. This enriches the algal flora of Nashik.

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Systematic account, Diversity, Euglenoids, Euglena, Nashik

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Automated computer-vision-based defect detection has received much attention with the increasing surface quality assurance demands for the industrial manufacturing It can be divided into colour analysis, dimension verification, and surface defect detection, which is the main purpose of our work. Defects detection is still based on the judgment of human operators while most of the other manufacturing activities are automated so, our work is a quality control enhancement by integrating a visual control stage using image processing and morphological operation techniques before the packing operation to improve the homogeneity of batches received by final users. An survey of automated defect detection and classification technique that can ensured the better quality of tiles in manufacturing process as well as production rate.

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Control, Defects Detection, Morphological, Quality, Segmentation

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Data science, Deep learning, Big data.

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ABSTRACT Background Tobacco use is generally perceived as an adult problem. The diseases widely caused by tobacco are mostly seen to afflict the older population, yet tobacco use most often starts in youth, vast majority start consuming tobacco before the age of 25 years. Tobacco use has injurious effects on oral health. The oral health is an important aspect of community health. To plan important interventions it is necessary to find out the prevalence and factors associated with them. This study is aimed at assessing the knowledge of adults on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health and to assess their oral health status. Objectives of the study 1.To assess the oral health status of adults consuming tobacco using observational checklist. 2.To determine the knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health. 3.To find an association between oral health status and knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health. Methods A descriptive correlative approach was used for this study. The study was carried out in Datia. Research design was correlative design. The sample comprised of 100 adults consuming tobacco (50 tobacco smokers and 50 tobacco chewers). Sample was selected using purposive sampling technique. Formal written permission was obtained to conduct the study and informed consent was obtained from the adults prior to data collection process. Using a structured interview schedule and observation checklist data was collected. Data were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics (unpaired t-test and chi-square test). Result The results of this study showed that there was no significant difference between the knowledge score of tobacco smokers and tobacco chewers (t 98= 0.7, p >0.05). There was no significant difference between oral health status of the tobacco smokers and tobacco chewers (t 98 = 1.85, p >0.05). There was no correlation between knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health and oral health status of the smokers (r = 0.0015, p > 0.05). There was no correlation between knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health and oral health status of the chewers (r = 0.271, p > 0.05). The computed chi square value showed significant association between occupation of tobacco smokers and oral health status (21 =9.09, p< 0.05). The statistical significance was at 0.05 level Interpretation and Conclusion The study revealed that even though the adults had good knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health they had poor oral health status. The findings of the study support the need for conducting educational programme to increase the knowledge of adults on tobacco consumption and its related problems. Educating the youth and adults and providing them with correct information can help them to avoid bad habits and develop as healthy citizens. Keyword: Knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health; oral health status.

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Keyword: Knowledge on hazards of tobacco consumption on oral health; oral health status.

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A self-employment scheme is a monetary assistance to the economically weaker sections for establishing their business. Saranya is a self-employment scheme launched by the government of Kerala for uplifting the backward and segregated women in the society. They includes Widows, divorced women, deserted women, and spinsters above the age of 30 and unwedded mothers belonging to scheduled tribe. Under this scheme Rs.50000/- is given is given as interest free loan for starting self employment out of which 50% of loan amount up to a maximum of Rs.25000/- will be given as government subsidy. To return the loan amount there will be 60 monthly equal installments. The role of women has a significant role in the development of economy. Idukki is a financially backward district in kerala. Kattappana is a municipal town in the sahyadri of kerala state. Therefore the researcher feels that it will be useful and interesting to make a study to know about the effectiveness of Saranya scheme of women empowerment in Kattappana Municipality.

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Self employment, Saranya scheme, Widows, Divorced women, deserted women, spinsters,

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