Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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Kierkegaard's writings are often criticized for being so intensely individualistic that social theory finds little application for them. In this essay, however, I contend that Kierkegaard's concept of "the single individual" really provides crucially significant resources for a number of modern identity politics issues. By carefully examining the two notes that make up the brief essay "The Individual," I propose that, contrary to popular belief, Kierkegaard does not reject embodied historical existence; rather, he merely rejects the notion that moral dignity can be reduced to or determined by such embodied differentiation. Rather, Kierkegaard's writings reject the quantifiable assessment of "the crowd" in favor of the qualitative neighborly love of community. I argue that we can develop a Kierkegaarddian identity theory consistent with some aspects of Patricia Hill Collins's and Kimberle Crenshaw's standpoint and intersectionality theory, given Kierkegaard's claim that true human equality is only possible in the specifically religious category of the single individual. While Kierkegaard operates at a theological level and Collins and Crenshaw operate at a structural level, they all provide crucial reminders to one another regarding the stakes of meaningful lives in light of the embodied job of social justice.

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Kierkegaard, community, politics, social theory, identity theory

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This research paper presents the development and evaluation of a novel tool for detecting phishing attempts using Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning techniques. The core objective is to enhance cybersecurity measures by accurately identifying phishing content. The paper details the utilization of a comprehensive technology stack, including Python, Flask for backend development, JavaScript, and React for frontend design, to create an interactive and user-friendly phishing detection tool. The machine learning models employed in this project include Logistic Regression, Decision Tree Classifier, KNeighbors Classifier, and MLP Classifier, each meticulously trained and evaluated using datasets sourced from Kaggle. This paper offers an in-depth analysis of the performance of these models, assessed through metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of the implemented models in phishing detection, providing valuable insights into the application of NLP in the cybersecurity domain. This work represents a significant step forward in the ongoing efforts to combat cybersecurity threats, particularly in the area of phishing detection, through innovative AI and NLP techniques.

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Phishing Detection; Natural Language Processing (NLP); Machine Learning (ML); Cybersecurity (CS); Artificial Intelligence (AI); KNeighbors Classifier; React (JavaScript); Model Evaluation

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The aim of any FMCG company is to make the daily life of consumers simple and worth living. With multiple products that the FMCG companies produce, each of them has a different value proposition, but they all are an alternative to one another since they carry the same objective. Hence, consumers have multiple options to choose from and there exist the easiness to switch to another brand. Thus, it becomes the job of the Marketing Manager to drive consumers' attention to their brand's product. Brand switching can be termed as the attitude of the consumers when they decide to purchase a similar product from another brand. With this switch, their brand loyalty towards a brand they have been buying for so long, terminates. Marketing Managers usually classify their consumers into loyalists, neutral and switchers on the basis of their brand affiliation towards the Marketing Manager's brand. For any Marketing Manager, their objective is to have maximum brand loyalists and their day-to-day task is to convert the switchers to stick to their brand. For an FMCG Marketing Manager, there exists a major challenge. FMCG products are usually viewed as low-risk investment since they are used for a shorter duration as compared to other products such as consumer durables

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FMCG, Daily life, Consumer Durables, Easiness, Brand Loyalty, Low-Risk Investment

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Religious chanting is a form of devotional or meditative vocalization that plays a significant role in many religious and spiritual traditions around the world. Chanting typically involves the repetitive recitation of sacred words, phrases, prayers, or hymns. It serves various purposes, including worship, meditation, and the expression of faith. Chanting is often used to focus the mind and deepen one's spiritual connection. It can be a form of prayer, a means of seeking divine blessings, a method of expressing devotion, or a way to facilitate meditation and inner peace. Repetition is a fundamental element of chanting. The same words or phrases are repeated multiple times, which can help create a rhythmic and meditative state. Chants often draw from sacred texts or scriptures specific to a particular religious tradition. For example, in Christianity, the Lord's Prayer or the Hail Mary may be chanted. In Hinduism, the repetition of mantras from the Vedas or other scriptures is common.

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Religious Chanting, mantras, spirituality

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Globally, mental health disorders are now considered chronic illnesses among students. Academics find themselves perplexed by the paradoxical situation of students whose mental health is constantly declining while their physical health is at its peak. The present study tries to assess undergraduate and graduate student's mental health. How much students have been affected by depression. The present study also determines the potential causes of undergraduate and graduate students feeling sad, lonely, unhappy or depressed. The study also emphasizes the importance of social support groups for maintaining mental health in general and preventing or lessening the onset of depression in particular.

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depression, mental health, coping mechanism.

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Indian Cinema has a rich heritage it has been as diverse as the country itself. Adaptation of Shakespeare plays to Indian cinema is as old as cinema itself. Vishal Baradwaj has adapted and crafted his cinematic skills such a way that he has made Shakespeare as Indian, by situating his plays to Indian milieu. This article will explore his uniqueness in adapting the Shakespeare to Indian socio-political and cultural setting.

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Shakespeare, Vishal Bharadwaj, Indian Cinema, Auter

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Diabetes mellitus ,Guduchi, Herbal remedies ,Traditional medicine

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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is one of the serious long-term health problems. In ancient India, it was called "Madhumeha". Diabetes is a common metabolic disease that causes an increase in blood sugar levels. Ayurvedic drugs are widely used in the treatment of many diseases. Paneer Dodi (WithaniacoagulansDunal) is a small South Asianbush that belongs to the Solanaceae family. The seeds, the emetics, the alteration, and the diuretic properties of the plants were described. They are also beneficial for liver problems, asthma, and biliary illnesses. This plant, commonly known as an Indian cheese maker, is used for the fermentation and production of vegetables and cheese, due to the enzyme activity of Paneer Dodi fruitA large number of botanical compounds have been isolated from Withania coagulans, which are responsible for various pharmacological effects of this plant. The aim of the paper is to project a detailed review of platforms, chemical components, and pharmaceutical properties. It also included therapeutic effects of the whole plant and its extracts and isolated analogues.

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Madhumeha, Paneer Dodi, Asianbush, biliary illnesses, analogues

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Enormous number of video recordings are being created and shared on the Internet throughout the day. In today's daily lifestyle, it has become really difficult to spend time watching such videos which may have a longer duration than expected and sometimes our efforts may become futile if we couldn't find relevant information out of it as most of the videos are been uploading to grab the attention of the viewers by tricking or misleading the viewers by thumbnails, advertisements, etc. As the number of users of YouTube are increasing rapidly from year to year, this may directly impact the number of videos to be created. In greed for the number of views, the chance that the creators of the videos may give wrong information on the original content of the video is probably very high. This may waste the valuable time and resources of the user.

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Transcript, YouTube, Google translator, Text Summarizer.

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The phrase "cloud computing" has garnered lots of attention because of the rising demand in recent years. Customers' need for computing resources such as servers, networks, services, storage, and applications are being met by cloud service providers as they provide the option to rent these resources rather than purchase them. In order to give their consumers, access to the cloud, many well-known businesses, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, among others, have begun to enhance their offerings by integrating cloud computing technology. It is true there are many advantages to employing a cloud-based system, however its special features worsen security and privacy problems. The current security and privacy solutions require a critical reevaluation in terms of their suitability for clouds, even though cloud security and privacy services can be customized and managed by expert groups who might be able to deliver effective security management and threat assessment. It is urgently necessary to implement more modern and cutting-edge technologies to realize the full benefits of cloud computing. As a result, additional research is needed to understand these problems and solutions to reduce the dangers. Hence, this article focuses on security and privacy concerns that cloud users, cloud service providers, and data owners confront in cloud computing networks and the solutions for creating a safe cloud computing environment.

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Cloud Computing, Security, Data Protection, Privacy

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