Volume 9 | Issue 10 |

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EFFECTS OF NATIONAL TOURISM POLICIES ON KARNATAKA TOURISM: AN ANALYSIS

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A STUDY ON PRIVATISATION OF PUBLIC SECTOR ENTERPRISES IN INDIA - AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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The small pulp and paper mill do not have chemical recovery plant because chemical recovery is the most capital intensive single unit operation in a pulp mill. Due to high capital cost, installing a chemical recovery for small mill is not viable. These mills either discharges the cooking liquor into nearby stream or on land which causes water and land pollution. The spent pulping liquor contain lignins as the major organic component responsible for pollution and since lignin is broadly non-biodegradable. The addition of organic matter to the soil usually increases the water holding capacity of the soil. This is because the addition of organic matter increases the number of micro pores and macrospores in the soil either by "gluing" soil particles together or by creating favourable living conditions for soil organism and ultimately soil condition improves. The present study attempt is made to increase the biodegradability by incorporation of nitrogen. The study revealed that the nitrogen enrichment enhanced the biodegradability of lignin. When this modified lignin applied to soil underwent humification and improved the physico chemical properties of soil.

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Lignin, biodegradation, Soil improvement, Lignin modification

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It is well known that the person's share on health in India is borne by the resident here, according to an estimate, India is between 60 to 70% of this borne. At present, after the Corona period, the state of India and Rajasthan are taking a serious attitude towards government health. Special step has also been taken in the context of giving "right to health" in the state of Rajasthan. How effective this special step is, it will be known in the coming time. As far as the investment in health and the person's satisfaction is concerned, it will be necessary to know the opinion of the people of Rajasthan. This is the topic of this paper, because how effective the investment in health is, will depend on the level of satisfaction and it will give direction to the investment. I am doing my research on this appropriation topic.

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individual satisfaction, rajasthan, investment in health, service quality of healthcare

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The purpose of this study is to explore the feasibility of applying hybrid wavelet-machine learning to make predictions about the occurrence of accidents in the construction industry. Building remains one of Canada's deadliest industry despite recent attempts to enhance safety on construction sites. Safety on construction sites may be improved by the development of an Accident Warning System that can anticipate probable incidents and inform those who are at risk [1]. Workers' safety may be improved by keeping an eye on moving items in real time and giving rapid feedback to them on the results. It is a wavelet-machine learning model that is suggested. Using this model, we can anticipate where the observed items will be in the future. An accident warning is sent when the possibility for an accident has been recognized via the analysis of certain data points. As a result, the model is able to forecast accidents and notify those affected far in advance of their occurrence, giving them plenty of time to react [1]. The decision to issue a warning is made based on the projected repercussions of a possible mishap. Construction sites may benefit from the suggested system's ability to foresee and avoid accidents. It may be used to monitor construction site activities in order to limit the number of accidents and deaths on the job site.

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Accident prediction, hybrid wavelet-machine learning, Construction sites, MARS, SVR

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India has been the worshipper of truth and non - violence since the time immemorial. History is witness of this fact that we have not shed blood in the name of religion. We have not invaded any country in the name of expansion of our territory. We have ever been promoting harmony and peace in every nook and corner of the globe. We knew the limitations and limitlessness of our body, mind and soul. The ideologues and exemplars of ancient and modern India have cemented the pillars of our epistemology that is universally acknowledged. The waves and ripples in the rivers have progressed the flow and glow of our fresh thought. The peaks and tops of the mountains have elevated our ideologies and sense of perception. The sages and saints have melted their bones and flesh in making India that we are proud of.

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New Frontiers of Indian Cinema in the 21st Century: A Techno-Socio-Cultural Discourse

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NURSING PROFESSION: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

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NURSING PROFESSION: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

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Sweet Lockdowns: Reflections on Tribal Development in Kerala, India

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Aerobic exercise, physiological parameters, pulse rate, and VO2 Max.

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Throughout the eighteenth century, two significant social institutions played an essential role in the Sikh struggle: Sarbat Khalsa and Gurmata. These two institutions are inextricably linked and cannot operate independently under normal circumstances. Despite their closeness, these organisations have a distinct history, and hence were examined separately. When Sikh confederacies were formed, their leaders and adherents used to gather in Akal Takht assemblies known as Sarbat Khalsa. Sarbat Khalsa was once democratically managed and constructed. Sikhs used to prioritise Guru Garanth Sahib during discussions. Gurmata, or unanimously accepted exceptional decisions, are the terminology used to refer to the judgements rendered by these assemblies. The term 'Gurmata' consists of two components: 'Guru' and 'Mata' (Wisdom of the Guru). At the Diwali, Baisakhi, and Dusahra festivals, the community's major problems were addressed in the presence of Garanth Sahib. As previously stated, after achieving consistency, this assembly was termed Sarbat Khalsa. Gurmata was considered as the Guru's ultimate verdict. Sardars and the majority of their subordinates and Misldars used to visit Amritsar during this period. Sardars were formerly sheltered in hospices near Harmandir Gurdwara. Prior to the establishment of Sarbat Khalsa, the Sardars used to make donations to the Harmandir in the form of nazars. Standard protocols used to be followed when the Sarbat Khalsa was held at Amritsar's Akal Takht. The Gurmata were not transported individually in order to address their difficulties with one another. The Gurmata and the Sarbat Khalsa flourished for about a century until being politically suppressed by Ranjit Singh at the turn of the nineteenth century.

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Sarbat Khalsa, Gurmata, Khalsa, Misl, Misldar, Garanth, Akal Takht, Akali, Nazar, Panth, Sangat, Jathedar, Sardar.

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