Volume 11 | Issue 6 |

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The digital putsch is very well underway in India, by this the country is apace establishing itself as a world leader in digital economy with the help of the IT sector and ICT sector at the forefront of enabling seamless digitalization. Digitalization brings innovation, ease of working, new job opportunities and growth in the economy. It also helps to bring transparency to the system and lead to substantial social benefits to societies and communities. Earlier Adam Smith proposed the theory of absolute advantage enjoyed by a country in producing good or service, policymakers have sought to build and maintain this advantage in key sectors of their economies. Digitization emerged as a new instrument to build and sustain such absolute advantages, and in some cases even to claim the "right to win" and beat the competition in certain sectors -- a critical capability that underpins all other national economic efforts.

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Definition, Digital Economy, Different Players, Opportunities & Challenges, Economic Growth

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The male-dominated society also plays an important role in reducing the status of the characters in the novel, seen from a feminist perspective. The novel The God of Small Things is essentially a woman's novel and it is seen through the eyes of a woman. It is a novel centered on women, in its sensibilities of pity and fear. It shows readers the current situation of the fair sex in a specific social environment. The story tells about three eras of women: Baby Kochamma, Mammachi Ammu and Rahel were all discouraged in their own ways. The novel's story shows readers that in a patriarchal society, women are nothing but oppression. In fact, every female character from Mammachi, Ammu, Baby Kochamma, Rahel to supporting characters like Kalyani and K.N.M. Pillai's niece Latha is a victim of a society made by blind males laws.

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Feminism, Gender, Revolution, Patriarchy, Domination

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Ge(SxSe1-x)4 bulk glasses, which have the optimal constraint and glass-forming ability in Ge-S(or Se) binary glassy system, were prepared by the traditional melt-quenching method. In order to study the influence of the replacement of chalcogenide elements on the main Raman scattering frequency, we hold constant number of the topological constraints (n=3) in the studied glass series. The compositional evolution of the main Raman scattering frequency of Ge(SxSe1-x)4 bulk glasses was analyzed to investigate the structural changes following the replacement of Se for S. By adjusting the proportion of the chalcogenide elements, the evolution of mid-infrared refractive index dispersion of Ge(SxSe1-x)4 glasses was reasonably elucidated based on the structural variance of these glasses obtained from Raman spectra.

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Raman Scattering, Refractive index dispersion, Chalcogenide glasses, Ge(SxSe1-x)

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Synthesis of polyaniline as a main method to obtain conductive and electrically conductive composite materials. The conductive composite material is formed as a semiconductor. Organic polymer semiconductor materials such as polyaniline (polymeraldine salt) can be easily synthesized and it is the only conductive polymer material whose electronic structure and electrical properties can be reversibly controlled through the process. oxidation and protonation. PANI exists in three states: leucomeraldine, emerldin, pernigraniline. But only emerldine salt has conductive properties in semiconductor form. PANI has found use in many different applications, they can replace metals and semiconductors because they have conductive properties, low density and easy processability. Polyaniline is a representative of a family of conductive polymers with high environmental stability. This article presents a chemical method for synthesizing polyaniline and compares its semiconductor properties with conventional semiconductors.

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Synthesis, Polyaniline, Conducting Polymer, Analaysis, Semiconductor

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Carbon nanotubes' (CNTs) has become the building blocks of nano technology for energy system development, because of its astonished mechanical, energy storage and unique electronic properties. These ensure its relevancy for applications in enormous areas presently and in the future. Areas of applications include field emission devices, high-strength composition, sensors, nano-biomedicals, nano-systems, nano energy storage system and other related fields. This report reviewed CNTs' properties and how they are related to their physical and chemical structure. The design criteria for this material were critically reviewed which includes manufacture and cost savings. The growth of carbon nanotubes and manufacturing to its appropriate form such as purification, characterization and functionalization were comprehensively revised and reported. The current and future areas of applications of CNTs were identified; examples are nanoelectronics, scanning nano-microscopy, biomedical sensors, nano energy storage system etc. This report is concluded with the progress made so far since CNTs were discovered and the potential challenges, potential solutions and it significant for meeting future energy needs among others.

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Carbon Nanotubes, CNTs, energy storage, design consideration, applications

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Biosorption of Malachite green dye using Plumeria obtuse leaf powder from an aqueous solution was studied using batch studies. The dye uptake on adsorbent was studied using initial dye concentration, agitation time, pH and biosorbent dosage. The kinetic studies were carried out by pseudo-first order and pseudo-second order kinetic models. The pseudo-second order kinetic model was best fitted with R2 value of 0.9990. The calculated and experimental values of equilibrium amount of dye adsorbed were showed better agreement.

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Biosorption, Cationic Dye, Plumeria obtusa leaf

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Proper nutrition for children is important as it sets the stage for them towards living a healthy and balanced life for the rest of their lives. Nutritious healthy balanced diet is essential for the growing and developing children in early years of life. Developing good eating habits right from childhood is essential to lay strong foundation for healthy life. Early childhood nutrition has important benefits like it helps in building immunity against various infectious diseases, ensures proper development of brain and other vital organs, and improves a child's activity levels and cognitive functioning.

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CHILD MALL NUTRITION AND ITS EFFECTS ON EDUCATION

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Postcolonialism is a buzzword in literary criticism that happens to be another refined and convincing term replacing traditional arena such as Commonwealth Literature or Third World Literature. The discourse emerged primarily as a reactionary force against colonizing European center. Several renowned critics have profusely contributed to Postcolonial Theory. It has been convincingly contended that from the well identified geographical locations around the world, which have been colonized during nineteenth and first half of twentieth century's, there has come up creative literature, particularly fiction, of resistance against and subversion of Imperialism. It is the voice of protest raised by the marginalized and quite often silenced indigenous cultures or identities. The writers from postcolonial societies have been chiefly preoccupied with opposition of Euro-centric hegemonic power structure, and simultaneously they assert and celebrate their ethnicity, indigenous culture, myths, rituals, oral traditions and political identity. Their visionary actions and creative expressions essentially employ the tools of historiography. Though, in case of India, the British colonizers have denigrated Indian people as inferior community of illiterate, imbecile, superstitious snake-charmers and barbaric duckaits and usurpers of small kingdoms. As a sort of response to the White man's so-called burden to civilize the Other, Indian fiction writers take up the themes of Vasudhaiva kutumbakam, pluralism, heterogeneity, multiculturalism from their socio-cultural systems and philosophical and spiritual heritage, so as to show a more authentic counterview of nature of life on the planet. The vast body of Indian English Fiction contains, in the beginning, the topics of cultural reclamation, and at the present globalisation and peaceful coexistence.

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Postcolonialism, culture, Euro-centric hegemony, historiography, multiculturalism, globalisation, ethnicity, fiction

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This study aims at validating the medicinal value of Premna rajendranii from its antifungal properties against medically important fungal strains. The antifungal properties were tested against Aspergillus niger, Mucor indicus and Penicillium vermiculatum which had shown moderate rate of inhibition. Fusarium spp. and Rhizopus spp. are the isolated fungal strains were used for the same. The fungal activity of the P. rajendranii might be due to the presence of various secondary metabolites. Hence, this plant can be used to identify the specific bioactive compounds which may serve as leads in the development of new antimicrobial agents.

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Antifungal Analysis, Premna rajendranii, Aspergillus niger, Mucor indicus, Penicillium vermiculatum, Fusarium spp. and Rhizopus spp.

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