Volume 13 | Issue 5 |

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By providing answers to urgent problems including aging populations, restricted access to specialist care, and rising demands for accuracy and safety, robotics has drastically changed the healthcare sector. This thorough study explores the development, use, and prospects of robotics in healthcare across a number of fields. The study examines several types of healthcare robots, including interventional, surgical, assistive, socially-assistive, telepresence, and rehabilitative systems, and evaluates how they affect clinical results, cost-effectiveness, and care quality. The integration of emerging technologies such as computer vision, haptic feedback, machine learning, and artificial intelligence into contemporary robotic systems is investigated, emphasizing how they improve robot capability and flexibility. This study identifies important adoption boosters and impediments, such as technological difficulties, regulatory frameworks, financial concerns, and workforce consequences, through a thorough literature review and case study analysis. The potential of recent advancements in autonomy, human-robot interaction, and miniaturization to change healthcare delivery methods is evaluated. The results show that although robotics can significantly improve clinical outcomes and operational efficiency, a number of issues need to be resolved, such as high implementation costs, convoluted regulatory processes, ethical issues with autonomy and decision-making, interoperability with current systems, and the requirement for specialized training. In order to enable the ethical integration of robotic technologies into global healthcare ecosystems, the study ends with recommendations for future research paths and policy

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Medical robotics, AI in healthcare, assistive robots, surgical robotics, telemedicine, healthcare innovation, rehabilitation robotics, robotic prosthetics, human-robot interaction, patient care automation

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Prices and inflation: understanding the fluctuations

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Prices and inflation: understanding the fluctuations

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Human-Elephant Conflict (HEC) Is A Serious Problem In India, Especially In Farsabahar Region. With Over 27,312 Wild Elephants Spread Across Various Habitats, India Is Home To 60% Of The World's Asian Elephant Population. Threats To The Indian Elephant, Which Is Listed As Threatened By The IUCN, Include Habitat Loss, Deforestation, Increased Agricultural Production, And Infrastructural Development, Which Puts Elephants In Greater Proximity To People. Frequent Encounters, Especially During Grain Harvest Seasons, Have Resulted In Crop Theft, Property Destruction, And Even Fatal Fights With Local Populations In Farsabahar, A Crucial Elephant Migration Corridor. According To A Survey Of 100 People Living In Communities That Frequently Experience Conflict, Habitat Destruction And Resource Competitiveness Are The Main Causes Of Conflict, With The Majority Of Occurrences Taking Place Along The Boundary Between Farmland And Forests. Physical Barriers And Early Warning Systems Are Examples Of Mitigation Techniques That Are Often Pricey Or Short-Term. The Study Highlights The Necessity Of Community-Based, Integrated Management Strategies That Strike A Balance Between Elephant Conservation And Human Livelihoods, With A Focus On Migratory Corridor Restoration and Better Compensation And Support For Impacted People.

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IUCN, HEC, Farsabahar, human settlement, elephant

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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been worldwide in making a place for itself within business strategy, the degree of regulation and implementation varying from country to country. This research is intended to be a comparative study of the CSR practices of India and other leading global economies concerning the regulatory frameworks, problems in implementation, and effectiveness of initiatives. CSR in India is regulated by the Companies Act, 2013, which requires that large companies spend part of their profits on socially beneficial causes. Challenges include weak enforcement, limited applicability, and lack of transparency and accountability within India's framework. This is in contrast with countries where a more stringent law regulating CSR exists like Germany which have a very much stronger approach to sustainability, than environmental impacts or human rights. The study will also analyze the legal and policy frameworks that govern CSR for these countries and bring an insightful examination of how CSR tends to impact corporate behavior in terms of ethical business practices, community welfare, and environmental sustainability. The research will also look into the role played in shaping CSR practices by the public and private sectors and assess the impact of CSR endeavors on various societal challenges. This research will bring to bear a comparison between CSR frameworks in India and those in other global leaders to find out the areas that require improvement, best practices, and recommendations for bettering CSR regulations in India. Ultimately, the wide-ranging impact expected out of the research is meant to further a coherent understanding of the role of CSR in sustainable business practices and social development across diverse regulatory contexts.

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Keywords - Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), India, Global Economies, Regulatory Frameworks, Sustainability, Human Rights.

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StoryHub is an interactive and user friendly an user-centric web application designed to serve as a platform for reading, writing, and engaging with diverse stories. The platform aims to cultivate a community of readers and writers by enabling users to explore a wide variety of of narratives, contribute their own content, and connect through shared literary interests. StoryHub combines content management with user interaction, all under a secure authentication and authorization system to ensure a safe and personalized experience. The application allows users to register and log in using secure authentication methods, enabling them to access personalized features. Once authenticated, users can browse stories across different genres, like stories, and view detailed story pages. A core feature of StoryHub is its story publishing system, where users can write, edit, and manage their own stories through an intuitive text editor. Each story is associated with metadata such as title, genre, tags, author, and timestamps, enhancing discoverability and user engagement. To support meaningful user interaction, StoryHub incorporates a like system for readers to appreciate stories, and optionally, a commenting or review mechanism to foster discussion and feedback. Users also have individual profile pages, displaying their bio and all the stories they've published, providing a sense of identity and portfolio-like visibility. StoryHub maintains platform integrity through role-based access control. Regular users can read and write stories, while administrators have extended privileges to manage users, moderate content, resolve reports of inappropriate material. All data and actions are securely managed via backend services with proper access restrictions. Technologically, StoryHub can be built using a modern web stack such as React or Next.js for the frontend, Node.js with Express or Django for the backend, and MongoDB or PostgreSQL for the database. Authentication can be handled via JWT, OAuth, or Firebase Authentication, ensuring a secure and scalable system. In essence, StoryHub serves as a digital storytelling hub where creativity meets community. It empowers users to not only consume content but also contribute their own voices in a dynamic, supportive, and well-structured environment.

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Authentication,User interface,Authorization,Editing system,Review system,Guest account,Explore page,Search system,Editor.

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The research analyzed how teacher gender shapes classroom view of Orientalist stereotypes in present-day educational settings. A quantitative descriptive study draws on Edward Said's idea of Orientalism to measure secondary school teacher perceptions through structured questionnaires with 180 participants including 30 males and 150 females. The research conducted an independent samples t-test to evaluate perception differences between male and female educational professionals. None of the results found a statistical difference but male teachers demonstrated a slight preference for Orientalist views. Research results show the requirement for universal culturally sensitive teacher training which should be gender-blind. Postcolonial education requires advancement and simultaneous curriculum reform to eliminate existing stereotypes.

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Orientalism, Gender, Postcolonial, Education, Teachers, Edward Said, Advancement and Curriculum Reforms.

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In an era where data plays a pivotal role in decision-making, the ability to retrieve information quickly and easily is more important than ever. Traditional database systems often require users to write complex SQL queries, making it difficult for individuals without technical expertise to access needed data. This project introduces a Natural Language Interface for Database Querying (NLIDB), which simplifies the interaction between users and databases. By applying Natural Language Processing (NLP), the system interprets queries written in everyday English and translates them into precise SQL commands. This user-friendly solution removes the technical barriers to data access, allowing people from various fields to work with data more efficiently. Ultimately, the goal is to make data more accessible, boost productivity, and support smarter, faster decision-making

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- Natural language processing, SQL query Generation, Relational Database, Decision Making.

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Recent advances in women's welfare in India have significantly contributed to the nation's sustainable development efforts. Various government policies, legal reforms, and socio-economic initiatives have enhanced women's empowerment by improving access to education, healthcare, financial inclusion, and leadership opportunities. Despite these developments, challenges such as gender disparities, socio-cultural barriers, and climate vulnerabilities persist. This research paper explores the latest advancements in women's welfare in India, assessing their impact on sustainable development and proposing strategies for further progress. Addressing these challenges through policy enhancements and targeted interventions will be crucial in ensuring that women remain integral to India's journey toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and fostering an inclusive, equitable society.

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Sustainable Development, Women Welfare, Gender Equality, Inclusive Growth

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This paper delves into the emerging domain of 3D Optical Data Storage, a futuristic alternative to conventional storage systems. As global data creation scales to zettabytes, the limitations of magnetic and semiconductor-based storage call for transformative solutions. 3D Optical Data Storage leverages volumetric space within the storage medium, enabling multi-layered recording using femtosecond lasers and nonlinear optics. This report presents an in-depth review of its working principles, storage capacity, materials involved, advantages, and current research directions. The aim is to highlight its potential as a longterm, high-density, and resilient solution for data archiving.

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- 3D Optical Data Storage, Volume Holography, Femtosecond Laser, Nanostructured Glass, Data Archiving.

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The study found that performance expectancy significantly influences online apparel shopping intention, with a positive path. Effort expectancy positively influences buying intention, indicating ease of use. Perceived risk has an insignificant influence on buying intention. Social norms negatively influence buying intention, but the effect is minimal. Hedonic motivation positively and significantly influences buying intention.The study Applies Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology UTAUT2 in online apparel consumers.

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Social norms, Effort expectancy, buying intention

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