Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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Basic Building Blocks, Atomic Genetics, Atomic Transcription and Translation, Tachyons, Atomic Genetic Engineering , Hoyle -Narlikar universe ,

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COVID-19, Education sector, Remote learning, e-learning

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The status of women measured through different variables. Females in Indian society have faced the many challenges. Women sex ratio is declined as comparisons to male from several previous decades. The literacy rate of female also not equal to male, death rate of girl child is also high, dropout ratio from school girls is also high as well as unemployment rate for women as compared to men is also higher. In present era the status of women is also remained questionable, however more than seven decades has been completed for independence and formation of Indian constitution. Present article will be review the status of the women in early Indian society and also examine the factors responsible for disappointment of women participation. In ancient history to modern time a several up and down takes place in women positions. Now at till present time many factors are responsible for disappointment of women participation like as illiteracy, economic dependency, caste restrictions, religious prohibition, lack of leadership qualities, male dominance society, rape, dowry practices, trafficking of the girl child, prostitution, domestic violence and sexual harassment. The paper will be identifying the various initiatives setup by government for women empowerment.

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Key words: Domestic violence, Participation, Position, Women Empowerment.

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Cardiac pacemaker; cardiac pacemaker complication; cardiac arrhythmia

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: When people want to buy a flat, the flat may not be always available for the buyers to visit the flat in person. So, it is necessary for them to see the floor plan of the desired flat. However it is not realistic by just seeing the 2D floor plan; and it is difficult for people to imagine the actual environment. Therefore 3D model of the flat can be used. It is found that 3D modeling of a flat is not commonly used by normal users nowadays. The main reason is the common existing 3D visualization tools are difficult for non technical users to create a 3D model of a flat with interior design. Most of the tools do not have a graphics recognition feature to automate the 3D model generation.The aim of this project is to implement a system that can create a 2D floor plan and automatically generate a 3D model according to the 2D floor plan created. This software mainly targets on the users who do not have technical knowledge of making 3D computer graphics. So a user-friendly interface is designed for them to create a 3D model easily. In order to automate the generation of 3D model, the Java 3D libraries are used. The objects in the 2D floor plan, including walls, doors, sofa and tables can be created the system. The software interface is created using the JavaFx libraries. This software has separate TNDatabase where the details of every entity are stored.

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2D to 3D,Home automation

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Visual question answering (VQA) is a multi-disciplinary task. The main aim of VQA system is to provide natural language answer to an open-ended question about a given image. This task involves both image understanding and natural language processing. In order to provide answer to the question, VQA system performs image classification, object detection and reasoning over the image. In most of the works, feature extraction of the image and the question is done in order to provide appropriate results. Convolution neural network (CNN) and Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) are utilized in a VQA system. This paper provides a brief survey of various research carried out so far in this field. This paper also discusses the existing datasets, feature extraction methodologies and evaluation metrics used in this system.

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Visual Question Answering, Convolutional Neural Network, Recurrent Neural Network, Image classification, Feature Extraction

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Keywords: Beta-lactamase; biofilm; coagulase negative Staphylococcus; Staphylococcus aureus.

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BACKGROUND: Insomnia is one of the most common psychosomatic diseases that often disturb family routine, lifestyle and lead to negative health consequences. The intensity of sleep disturbance is increased during COVID19 lockdown. AIMS: To evaluate the effectiveness of tele-yoga therapy on functional impairment and sleep quality in patient with insomnia. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A 30 year old female pursuing PhD along with taking care of family including a son aged 7 year, was referred by a psychiatrist for yoga therapy. Tele-yoga therapy included yogic counseling, diet modifications, herbal medicine, asana and pranayama; tele-yoga therapy session for 1 hour per day, 2 days per week for 3 months were given while 2 times per day for daily at home was advised. Insomnia severity index (ISI) was assessed as well as self-reported blood pressure by the patient before and after intervention. RESULTS: Assessment of pre-intervention ISI score was 21, indicating clinical insomnia, with moderate severity and self-recorded blood pressure (BP) 143/84 on average of three days before intervention using digital BP apparatus. Post ISI score 14 and BP 128/80 on average of latest three days after 3 months of tele-yoga therapy. The difference of ISI score showed improvement in clinical insomnia to sub-threshold and reduced systolic BP by 15 mmHg. CONCLUSION: Findings support the reliability of tele-yoga therapy in insomnia. The patient reported experience of calmness of mind and mental peace. This report showed good concordance with measures of daytime function, as well as improved sleep quality and duration.

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Psychosomatic diseases, Herbal medicine, Jnana yoga, Psychotherapy

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Herpes is caused by reactivation of varicella virus and is characterized by grouped papules, which later become vesicular and pustule over time and is associated with intense pain. We are presenting a 56 years old female with features of facial cellulitis not responding to systemic antibiotics. A good clinical response was seen with oral acyclovir.

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Herpes zoster, cellulitis

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Manju Kapur, New Woman of Manju Kapur, Difficult Daughters and Dissent.

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