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These notes on the Pawara Tribes are the part of ethnographical research study, sponsored by Tribal Research and Training Institute Pune under Ministry of Tribal Affairs for documenting the healing practices of the tribes. It is a monograph on Pawara tribes, residing in the Satpuda ranges of Khandesh region with special reference to Jalgaon district in Maharashtra state. The social and cultural characteristics of Pawara tribe are documented in this paper e.g. hierarchy of subgroups in the same tribe and ecological coexistence of tribes in the forms of festivals and celebrations etc are explored in the study.

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Pawara, Khandesh, Social System, Social Sanctions, Culture

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A pre experimental study with one group pre and post test design was adopted for the study. Then using simple random sampling technique-lottery method 400 adolescent girls were selected from five govt high schools who met inclusion criteria. The overall pretest mean knowledge scores was 24.24 with SD of 2.98 and the post test mean knowledge scores was 38.09 with SD of 2.37. The obtained paired "t" test value was 72.44 which shows statistical significance at p<0.05%.

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Knowledge about management of menstrual disorders and nutritional anemia and Planned teaching Programme.

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The Text File Translator is a software application designed to facilitate the translation of text from one language to another. It provides a user-friendly interface that allows users to load a text file containing the source text and select the target language for translation. The application utilizes advanced machine learning algorithms and natural language processing techniques to accurately translate the text while preserving its meaning and context .The objective of this project is to translate small and large amount of information very easily. The input information which is to be translated to desired language is taken in the form of text file and the expected output will be in the form of translated text file. For one line translation, we can directly give input text and get the output text which is translated to desired language. But for text file translation, input is given in the form of text file and we expect the translated text file as output. We use 'googletrans ' python library that implemented Google Translate API in this project. By using this language translator any text and text file can be translated to any desired language. The language translator's job is to take content from one language and put it into another. It builds bridges between cultures. Language translation makes possible getting all information we need in our native language. Translation creates a sensation of global integration. It is done efficiently using language translator. We can say language translator is the task of automatically converting one natural language into another, preserving the meaning of the input text, and producing fluent text in the output language. It is mainly used for text and text file translation in real-time. The Text File Translator supports a wide range of languages and offers various translation options, including automatic translation, manual editing, and language-specific customization. Its intuitive user interface makes it easy for users to navigate through the translation process, providing suggestions and correction tools to enhance the accuracy of the translations. Overall, the Text File Translator is a powerful tool that streamlines the translation process, empowering users to efficiently and accurately translate text files across different languages.

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Google Trans,Google Translate API,Python, Text Files

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The project's objective is to develop a tool for predicting traffic data accurately and promptly. This encompasses various factors such as trains, accidents, races, and road maintenance that can impact road traffic, potentially causing disruptions. By providing highly accurate predictions in advance for these scenarios and other daily situations affecting traffic, the tool aims to empower drivers and passengers to make informed decisions. Furthermore, this predictive capability is envisioned to contribute to the advancement of autonomous vehicles. As the volume of car data has surged in recent years, there is a transition toward leveraging car data. Although existing traffic prediction methods employ various models, they still face challenges in addressing real-world applications effectively. This challenge underscores the need to investigate traffic issues using advanced data and models. Given the substantial volume of available traffic data, the project proposes the use of machine learning, genetic algorithms, soft computing, and deep learning algorithms to analyze transportation big data with minimal reductions. Additionally, the project incorporates image processing algorithms in the driver recognition process, ultimately enhancing the training of autonomous vehicles.

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Traffic Disruptions, Image Processing, Road Network Analysis, Traffic Pattern Analysis.

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Employee satisfaction describes how happy an employee is with his or her employment. The happier people are at work, the more pleased they are reported to be. There are many factors that influence satisfaction include management style and culture, employee involvement, empowerment, and autonomous work position and employee welfare measures. The present study mainly focuses to understand and analyze employee welfare facilities provided to employees working in showrooms of automobile sector, Ballari city.

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employee satisfaction, employment, welfare facilities, automobile sector

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This paper explores the complex terrain of India's nuclear decision-making, drawing from an extensive body of literature that emphasizes the ad hoc nature of India's nuclear choices. The nation's nuclear program, evolving gradually, initially aimed at economic development, playing a crucial role in India's technological advancement. The perceived threats from nuclear-armed China and Pakistan's covert activities significantly influenced India's nuclear trajectory. In the late 1990s, India chose to keep its nuclear option open, refraining from signing the NPT and CTBT due to perceived discrimination. The turning point came in 1998 when India conducted nuclear tests, marking a departure from its earlier developmental focus and signalling a strategic evolution shaped by a hostile security environment and the pursuit of a distinct nuclear identity. This transformation positioned India as a global player, shifting from a regional actor and challenging its traditional role as a nonproliferation target. Diplomatically, India's acknowledgment as a nuclear-armed state in the Indo-US nuclear deal of 2008 underscored its responsible nuclear posture, a stark contrast to nations like Pakistan, Iran, and North Korea labelled as 'rogue states.' India's strategic restraint and commitment to non-proliferation norms contribute to its unique standing as a responsible nuclear power in the global context.

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India, Foreign Policy, Nuclear Policy, Diplomacy, China, Pakistan.

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Government and non-government organizations (NGOs) jointly shape societal structures and facilitate sustainable development. Governments, as regulatory and administrative entities, enforce laws, maintain public order, and deliver essential services. Their responsibilities extend to policy formulation, economic management, and creating a conducive environment for citizen well-being. In tandem, NGOs, driven by social, environmental, or humanitarian goals, independently address gaps in public services, champion specific causes, and advocate for marginalized communities. Their agility allows for swift responses to emerging issues, offering flexible solutions beyond government capacities. Collaboration between the two is vital for a comprehensive approach to societal challenges. This synergy is evident in development projects, disaster response, and social welfare initiatives. Governments provide the framework, resources, and legislative support, while NGOs contribute grassroots insights, innovation, and community engagement. Effective governance hinges on the harmonious interplay between government authority and the adaptive, grassroots approach of NGOs. Together, they strive for a more equitable, resilient, and just society. Recognizing and fostering this collaboration is paramount for achieving holistic and sustainable development in our ever-evolving global landscape.

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Governance, Collaboration, Sustainable Development, Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) and Societal Resilience.

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This study is related to performance of one private sector bank, HDFC and one public sector bank, Bank of India in India. This study has applied principal component analysis to identify the related component based on the performance of these banks. The period of the study taken for the research was between 2014 to 2023.The study used principal component analysis using 13variables to evaluate the components and soundness of the bank. The study reveals that Bank of India and HDFC variables have grouped into three major components (income ratio, profitability ratio and expenses ratio) and each bank variables in these components varies accordingly.

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Principal Component Analysis (PCA). HDFC Bank, Bank of India. Eigen values, Rotated Components

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If suffering and unhappiness are the greatest fears in life, then surely happiness will be the goal for humanity to seek. But what brings happiness, material or spiritual, and what is the true happiness we seek? Since then, happiness has become one of the most sought-after topics in human society. The Buddha, who found the way of enlightenment, during his 45 years of transformation was no more than the work of relieving human suffering. In Buddhism, the attainment of happiness is not only material satisfaction but also involves the release of suffering and the awakening of the mind. In the Sutta Pitaka, the collection of the Buddha's teachings, the Buddha outlined many ways to practice and criteria for assessing happiness through their implementation. This research paper discusses the Buddha's perspective on happiness and its attainment as depicted in the Sutta Pitaka.

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Evaluation criteria, happiness, Sutta Pitaka, Buddhism, the Noble Eightfold Path, Middle Path

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