Volume 11 | Issue 2 |

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International law is a system of rules that can help keep the peace between countries. International law is a critical tool for ensuring peaceful resolution of international judicial disputes, such as mediation. If a state has an indirect interest in settling an international dispute, it may still take appropriate action under international law. International law sets out a framework for dispute resolution by processes such as mediation. This process enables disputes to be settled in a more collaborative and respectful manner, supporting all parties involved. Mediation is less costly than court proceedings, and can be faster and more efficient. International law is a system of rules that can help keep the peace between countries.

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International Law; Mediation; dispute resolution; Peace and justice; Agreement; Law.

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It has been traditionally emphasized that teachers are the main source of motivation. However with changes in the socio-economic structures, value systems and methods of information dissemination it is pertinent to study the impact of teachers on the motivation of high school students in modern day and age. The impact of teachers on the motivation of high school students was analyzed along with its various component factors. The findings of the study have serious implications and will help schools to analyze, confront and manage the situational realities that are prevalent today

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Key words: Motivation, Educational achievement, learning enhancement

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Ebola haemorrhagic fever, Epidemiology, Ebola virus, physiology, transmission, prevention and control

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This research study aims to explore the purchase decision making of generation z in India for electronic gadgets. with rapid growth of the electronic gadgets market in India, understanding the decision-making process of generation z is crucial for business to develop their business strategies. The study uses qualitative data collection method mainly experimental research. This method employs a survey by asking questions like what, why, how to collect data on the factors influencing the purchase decision making process of generation z. By understanding the preferences and decision-making process of this generation, business can develop their marketing strategies to effectively target and engage with generation z consumers. Overall, this study contributes to the consumer behaviour and provide valuable insights into the purchase decision making process of generation z in India for electronic gadgets.

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Generation Z, Influencer marketing, electronic word of mouth (EWOM), Purchase decision

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Ayurveda has a special idea known as the Tridosha concept. The three main pillars of the human body are known as the Tridosha (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha). Tridosha regulates the physiological and voluntary functions of bodily motions and helps to keep the body in a balanced and healthy state. Pitta is in charge of generating heat, controlling body temperature, and influencing vision. Pittas come in five different varieties: Ranjaka, Pachaka, Alochaka, Sadhaka, and Bhrajaka. "Alochaka Pitta" refers to the Pitta that governs vision. Alochaka Pitta's seat is known as "Drishti." This physiology of vision has been defined by Ayurveda using the characteristics of Vata and Pitta. Rhodopsin, iodopsin, and melanin, the pigments of the retina, stand in for Alochaka Pitta. The retina's rods and cones are what enable colour vision, shape perception, and the perception of brilliant images. This review article describes the location, purpose, and contemporary connections between the Alochak Pitta and the physiology of vision.

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Tridosha, Alochaka Pitta, Rods, Cones, Physiology of Vision

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E-commerce is clearly beginning to have a major impact in the agricultural sector. The way people go about purchasing agricultural products is of great concern. Most of the time customers have to travel far distances to get agricultural products and getting the right quality is not ensured. Our project aims to help farmers as well as customers for buying and selling agricultural products using a computerized approach. The website will guide the consumer to compare quality and price of a product according to market rate. It builds a platform for consumers check the availability of a product in their surrounding areas. The website will act as an unique and secure way to perform agro-marketing. E-farming will serve as a way for the farmers to sell their products for better price with some basic knowledge about how to use the website. This project enables users to purchase products directly from farmer(Consumer to Consumer [C2C] Commerce).

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Agriculture, Consumer to Consumer, E-Commerce, web application

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Indian textile and garment industry has its significance not only in the Indian market but it has its recognized presence and high stature in the global market also and it is one of the leading textile and garment industries in the world. The structure of the Indian textile and garment industry is full of variability having the players at every level of their supply chain with lot of structural, operational and performance differences. There are many small and large players at every stage of the supply chain claiming their association with either the organized or the unorganized sector. The whole process together creates the complexity, which necessitates separate study of every stage in order to understand the structure and dynamics of the complete supply chain in the Indian garment Industry.

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Logistics service providers, Supply chain management,

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Our research's overarching goal is to comprehend an image by categorizing its properties and grouping them under the appropriate scenes. To achieve the same goal, They created a convolutional neural network model from a data set that contained 6000 trained and 3000 test photos. Ourselves then tested the model using images from various categories. Six classes comprise the dataset, providing a comprehensive picture of nature worldwide. The dataset is tested and categorized after our model has been trained using a succession of convolution layers, a pooling layer, and a fully connected layer to obtain an output containing photos sorted according to scene categories.

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Convolutional Neural Networks, Image Processing, Filters Max Pooling, Batch Normalization, Scene recognition, Padding, Drop out layer, Pooling layer, PLACES Dataset.

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A STUDY ON BRAND PREFERENCE OF THE WASHING POWDER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SURF EXCEL IN SIVAKASI TALUK Abstract Dr.R.Murugan, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Commerce, Vadakkangulam, Tirunelveli District "The only goose that lays golden eggs every day... forever... is your customer". It was John Wanamaker, owner of a Philadelphia department store in 60's, Coined the phrase, "The customer is always right" later, through years the value of customer is always right" later through years the value of customer has also reached its pinnacle. In 1990's the consumer was considered as king or queen, and total "Customer is the boss". As competition has increased, so the needs of the customer, so the needs of the customer, so the needs of the customer are becoming paramount MEASURING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION To understand regarding the value of their offering to customers, firms must understand how satisfied existing and potential customers are with their current offerings. This type of focus on measuring customer satisfaction is much important in today's competitive business environment useful measures of customer satisfaction should examine to both. Customer's perceptions concerning law well the firm is meeting those expectations. Any gaps where consumer's expectations exceed their recent experiences may indicate fruitful areas for the firm to work at improving customer value and satisfaction. Such measurements must be made periodically to determine 'whether the actions taken have been effective or not. This paper analysis that the brand preference of the washing powder with special reference to Surf excel in Sivakasi.

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Key words: Key words:Customer, brand, behaviour, business environment, product, satisfaction

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To back up long-term investment initiatives, a performance assessment method is devised in which asset selection is determined by the internal rate of return assessed with reference to long-term cash flows. Projected return, changes in discount rates, and changes in expected cash flows are the three components that make up total returns. This approach to performance evaluation highlights the most important factor influencing long-term returns: cash flows created over time, as a percentage of the price paid.

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Investment horizon; attributing performance; portfolio building are some examples of relevant to this discussion.

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