Volume 11 | Issue 6 |

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The role of banking is significant in growth of an economy. Many studies have been proved that there is long run stable relationship between banking sector and economy. Matter of fact development of the economy has been invariably depends on the multi-dimensional growth of banking sector. At the same time, the meaning of development has changed from mere increasing national income to sustainable development. The millennium development goals (MDGs) have replaced by sustainable development goals (SDGs). Since, the banking sector has high degree of relationship with economy; it has significant influence on sustainable development. Globalization and industrialization have been fulfilling the needs of the people at the cost of environment. However, in recent years, concerns about environmental issues have been gained much importance with increasing temperature, increasing sea level, environmental hazards, green house effects, increasing carbon dioxide emissions and many more. United Nations Organization (UNO) has set seventeen goals to achieve sustainable development. And UNO has specifically identified the role of institutions in achieving sustainable development. Accordingly, banks have greater role to play in achieving sustainable development.

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Banking, Green banking, Initiatives, Security, Usability.

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Recent years have witnessed a drastic and dramatic sophistication in the telecommunication sector. Mobile communication, smart phones and tablets have perfectly replaced the earlier means of shopping, banking, entertainment etc. Thanks to the advanced means of technology that today distance of miles is just a click away. The core of this lifestyle lies in the extensive use of wireless cables and benefits derived thereof. Current research is an attempt to explore the fast moving world from a customer and comfort/ ease of use view point. Change is inevitable but how is the customer accepting or welcoming such change is a matter of concern. A fine effort has been attempted to make systematic research, on customer awareness level and perception level towards 5G telecommunication services which will enable the managers to have an insight into the impact of such advancements. A research was carried out in the twin cities if Hyderabad and Secunderabad in Telanagana state, 100 responses from youth in age group of 20-35 years were contacted to understand the market pulse of customer in respect of 5 G Telecommunication services. As part of research it has been very interesting to note that customer awareness and perceptional levels vary and it is not precisely defined. This is a fine characteristic which kept the researcher motivated to continue.The report is prepared strictly for academic purpose which boosts a student's managerial skills to explore and apply the theoretical knowledge into practice.

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Awareness level, Perception levels, 5 G telecommunication services, youth, customer satisfaction, Market pulse.

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This study uses STAAD Pro software to analyse and design a G+4 residential structure. The structure was created in accordance with the Indian Standard Code (IS 456:2000). Building structural analysis and design are done using the STAAD Pro programme. The analysis includes figuring out the building's stability, load-carrying capacity, and reactivity to various loads. Based on the study' findings, the design determines the right materials, section sizes, and reinforcement details for the structural members. The design also takes the building's economy, use, and safety into account. The analysis and design's findings are reported in terms of the structural members' stress, deflection, and reinforcing information. The study's findings indicate that the G+4 apartment block is safe, stable and economy.

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Autocad , Staadpro , Shear force , Bending moment

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Accidents are happening more frequently as there are more 2-wheeled motor vehicles on the road. A large percentage of fatalities are the result of the individual not wearing a helmet, failing to report the accident in a timely manner, being admitted to the hospital too late to rescue him, or riding while intoxicated. The primary goal of the project is to create a smart helmet that can detect alcohol use, prevent accidents, and pinpoint the location of an accident. Two modules are present here to perform the aforementioned tasks. a helmet and bicycle module. The brain of the system, an Arduino UNO, serves as the brain of the bike module. It is connected to an accelerometer and an RF receiver to receive signals from the helmet module. The helmet module has an RF transmitter for sending the CPU the signals from the IR sensor, alcohol sensor, and vibration sensor. The IR sensor determines whether or not the user is donning a helmet. The rider's breath is detected by the alcohol sensor as having alcohol in it. The bike won't start if the rider is intoxicated and not wearing a helmet. Only the bike will start if a helmet is worn and there are no signs of alcohol usage. When the rider has an accident, the sensor detects the bike's state and, using GSM and GPS modules, notifies the registered number of the accident's location and its location. Utilizing an accelerometer and vibration sensor, the accident situation is identified. The output from the sensors will be compared to the program's limit values.

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Smart helmet, Detect alcohol, IR sensor, Breath analyzer, Vibration sensor.

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The modern criminal jurisprudence distinguishes criminal justice system under two broad categories, inquisitorial and accusatorial. The former is a fact-finding process whereas the latter concentrates on truth finding. However, the element which connects both the system in common would-be principles relating to evidence in a criminal trial. The guilt of the accused is decided by the judge or the jury on the basis of oral or documentary evidence. The origin of classification of evidences can be traced into the ancient Indian jurisprudence. Yajnavalkya classified proof into three categories sakshi, lekhya and bhukti. This attempt of classifying evidences was to bring about more clarity to the principles of evidence under Manusmriti. Further attempts were made by Narada, Brihaspati and Katyayana in explaining principles relating to rule of evidence for proving the guilt of the person. Justice delivery in ancient India was not too technical as we see today. Nevertheless, there were rules relating to admission, denial and confession. The entire process was designed enabling the rights of the accused to hear, the right of the accused to know the evidences against him and to defend himself. Many of these enumerated principles and practices carved under Vedic jurisprudence still forms the cardinal principles under contemporary jurisprudence. This paper explores the sway of Vedic Jurisprudence in principles relating to evidence such as kinds of evidence, admission, confession and rights of the accused under contemporary law.

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Criminal Trial, Kinds of evidences, Vedas and Shastras, Contemporary principles of evidence, Rights of the accused

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ABSTRACT By Dr. C.Mallanna Assistant Professor in Geography K.L.E.Soeicty's, Lingaraj College, (Autonomous) Belagavi- Karnataka Email: - mallannac@gmail.com The term "Occupation" itself is indefinite as to both meaning and scope. It has a varying intellectual content and emotional association. Generally, an 'Occupation' of an individual refers to his trade, profession, type of work. Occupation is related to agriculture, industry and services. Occupations depend upon the degree of economic development and sophistication of country. Occupational structure influences many aspects of population in a region. The occupational characteristics of population are reflected in the working force, dependency load, employment and unemployment. The proportion of workers engaged in various occupations highlights economic and cultural surfaces of the society. In India, especially the cultural moorings have strong bearing on man's livelihood. Further, economic power of a country depends, largely on the proportion in which the productive workers are prudently engaged in various economic activities. This paper is denotes that, the decreasing trend of total workers in the district during 2001 and 2011. But the percentage of main workers was increased in all the ten talucks of the study region between 2001 and 2011. Key words: - Occupation, Worker, Total Worker, Main worker.

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Key words: - Occupation, Worker, Total Worker, Main worker.

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Natural products derived from plants have long been recognized for their diverse therapeutic properties. Among the various botanicals, cardamom, cinnamon, stevia, and shankhpushpi have gained significant attention due to their rich phytochemical composition and potential pharmacological activities. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the phytochemical constituents and therapeutic activities of these medicinal plants, highlighting their potential applications in the prevention and treatment of various diseases.they gives high antioxidant contained,anticancer ,anti-inflamattory activites etc.

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Keywords - cardamom, cinnamon, stevia, shankhpushpi

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Abstract: The researcher did review literature pertaining to association of parental separation or divorce rate on adolescents in terms of smoking. Adolescence is a highly transitional and influential phase and parenting plays a very important role in molding and forming the moral base of a child. Adolescence is a period where the individual imitates the parents in many ways. In such situation, unhealthy relationship between parents will direct the adolescent towards inculcating bad habits. Parental separation and divorce will act as a potential factor for initiating smoking among adolescents. Parental separation and divorce will act as a potential factor for initiating smoking among adolescents Material and method : A Review literature search including based on electronic databases: Pub Med, Goggle scholar and Research gate. Key words were: smoking behaviour, adolescents, parental separation, divorce. Smoking behaviour in adolescent and divorce rate. Result: The literature review showed that there is significant association between smoking behaviour among adolescents and divorce Conclusion: The study conclude that there is an associated between there is association between smoking and divorce rate.

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Parental separation, smoking, adolescent, smoking behaviour.

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The diseases of women were diagnosed and treated in ancient India, the causes of common gynecological disorders were also described and even classified up to large extent. Though the Pali literature does not describe medical science in as organized manner, but the data can be collected from treatises, commentaries and books written by qualified monks for spiritual and religious purposes in order to teach Dhamma. At many places they had described examples and treated cases, which help in drawing the inferences. The science of menstrual cycle, maintenance of hygiene and norms o to be followed by women during that time frame were reasonably understood . The crude contraceptive methods were used to prevent the pregnancy. The causes of sterility and the understanding of anatomical malformations of genital were also known. Concept of amenorrhea and dysfunctional uterine bleeding were understood in crude form. It is surprising that the embryology was understood in stage wise manner to large extent.

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Women's diseases, Buddhist era, Gynecology in ancient India.

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Infertility is defined as failure to conceive within one or more years of regular unprotected coitus. For the infertility male factor contributes about 30-40%. The diseased condition of male genital tract , defective spermatogenesis , obstructed transportation of spermatozoa and male sexual dysfunction can lead to infertility constituting male factor of infertility. Ksheena shukra is due to vata and pitta dosha little quantity or subnormal parameters is called Ksheena retas. The terms like Ksheena Shukra, Alpa Retas, Shukra Dosha, Ksheena Retas resembles the conditions related with Oligoasthenospermia in Ayurveda. Hence in this study attempt was made to study Ksheena Retas with reference to Oligoasthenospermia considering it as main contributory factor for male pattern infertility. Swayamgutadibija Churna have Madhura Rasa,Guru Snigdha Guna, Vata Pitta Shamaka, Vrshya, Balya, Brmhana, Rasayana properties . So, mode of action of the drug will act on Shukra dhatu which improve the sperm count and sperm motility. AIM-This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of Swayamguptadibija churna in the management of ksheena Retas(Oligoasthenospermia) Result and Conclusion-Overall assessment after administration of Swayamguptadibija churna showed the improvement in sperm count and sperm motility.

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Ksheena Retas,Swayamguptadibija churna,Male infertility,Oligoasthenospermia

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