Volume 8 | Issue 6 |

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The advent of smartphones, coupled with mobile computing technology, provides construction engineers with unprecedented opportunities to improve the existing processes of on-site construction management. Capitalizing on smartphone technology, this study aimed to develop an effective on-site management system. The system was focused on three important functions of on-site management: site monitoring, task management, and real-time information sharing. For system development, various component technologies, such as wireless communication, augmented reality, and client-server database was utilized to efficiently manage, transfer, and visualize project information on a mobile computing platform. The applicability of the mobile system was verified on a real building construction site. This study contributed to the body of knowledge by illustrating how mobile computing technology embodied in smartphones can be used to streamline on-site construction management. The proposed system is expected to assist construction engineers in achieving a high level of productivity and efficiency.

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- Mobile Application, Information Management, construction site, mobile computing.

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India is regarded as a secular federal republic that is governed in a democratic parliamentary system. The Constitution of India is regarded as Suprema Lex of the land. Which does not only confine to the statutes made by legislature or judiciary but also deeply rooted in the culture, tradition, norms, values of the Indian society it's self. And hence the Indian criminal justice system is largely influenced by REFORMATIVE THEORIES. Solitary confinement is something less of reformation and more of a punishment. Solitary confinement is an isolation of a prisoner from other co-prisoners where a prisoner experiences complete segregation from society. In solitary confinement, the prisoner experiences stressful conditions which may lead to potentially harmful health effects that may be physical and mental. The Constitution always strives to protect the rights of individuals even behind the bars. The supreme courts in few of the leading cases highlighted solitary confinement as against Article 19 and 21. As article 21 speaks more of life and less of liberty and complete solitude is Against the natural principle of human life as well as against freedom by contrast It may also result in the arbitration of the authority upon the prisoner which would absolutely break the rule of law as well. This paper deals with the constitutional validity of solitary confinement and its effects in the life Of prisoner and put forward other reformatory majors. Promoting public awareness is the point of utmost importance of this paper.

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Solitary Confinement, The Constitution Of India, Reformative theory

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Abstract: Non-utilization of maternal and child health care services at the right time and right place exposed to physical and mental health related problems among the pregnant women, mothers and child and even lead to death. Hence, timely utilization of maternal and child health care services is extremely important for the health of a mother and child as because they are very much vulnerable to health complications especially during the time of pregnancy and child birth. Education exposes women to new ideas, to new information, and to new heights and maternal education is very important as it plays significant role in family welfare and in determination of child�s and mother�s own health. Many international and national researches have persistently advocated that availability of health personnel and location of facility (distance of the facility from home) as the main barriers to utilisation of health care services. However, in a study conducted in the state of Arunachal Pradesh it was found that besides availability of health personnel and location of the facility; factors like maternal educational level, perception of women, occupation of the mother, transportation and communication bottlenecks etc., also acts as a strong barriers in utilisation of maternal and child health care services in the state of Arunachal. In this paper an attempt has been made to analyze the barriers to utilization of maternal and child health care services in Arunachal Pradesh based on empirical evidences from field survey.

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Arunachal Pradesh, barriers, health care services utilization, maternal health, child health, maternal education, vulnerable

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This study demonstrates that tasks are an essential part of teaching English language. The paper also serves as an eye-opener to many issues on how a task-based and skill-based syllabus ensures a communicative or interactive approach of teaching. Through task-based teaching, it is explored that all the aspects of language like prose, poetry, grammar and vocabulary can be taught in an interesting manner. The paper tries to analyse that the various language learning skills like listening, speaking, reading and writing which are also enhanced effectively through the task-based method of teaching.

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Tasks, Grammar, Language, Poetry, Prose, Skills, Vocabulary.

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Ear and nose foreign bodies are routine problems affecting mainly children but adults are not an exception. A prospective study involving 50 patients is undertaken concentrating on presentation of patients with various types of ear or nasal foreign bodies. Usually nasal foreign bodies does not cause serious complications but rarely intracranial complications may occur. Similarly mastoiditis may occur rarely in sequel to impacted ear foreign body .As an E.N.T. surgeon we should always have high suspicion considering presence of foreign bodies even in the absence of appropriate clinical signs and symptoms suggestive of a foreign body in ear or nose.

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Foreign bodies � Ear and nose � Fungal invasion � Vascular thrombosis � Mastoiditis

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The study sought to examine how the research methods and their respective findings of prior studies on perceived factors influencing examination malpractices from 2012 to 2019. Initially, we access 15 studies electronically for review purpose but nine were opted for the meta-analysis. They include seven quantitative method studies and two mixed method studies. The study revealed that, there is prevalence of examination malpractices particularly in some parts of Asian and African continents but cautions should be adhere to by researchers and elites in their attempts to generalize this finding. Moreover, study revealed key players, forms/methods, causes and effects or factors that influence examination malpractices, measures to check the malpractices as well as the association between examination malpractices and learners� academic work and corruption and suggested that a generalization could be made in connection to them. Based on the identified findings, we recommended that examination bodies, schools, colleges etc should adhere to the measures and solutions put forward by various researchers that are presented in this study and also address the causes identified to foster the act of combating examination malpractices. Lastly, we propose to future researchers to boost their skills and knowledge on research methods in order to halt the existence of the shortfalls identified in this meta-analysis.

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meta-analysis, examination malpractices, academic achievement, education system, learning objectives

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Our Research Objectives are: - 1) To understand the various aspects of male dominance 2) To correlate male dominance and patriarchy to Indian cinema 3) To understand the prevalence of male dominance behind the camera 4) To observe the changes male dominance and patriarchal society has undergone over the decades

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Cinema, Male Dominance, Patriarchy, Misogynist, Society

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Malnutrition, defined as underweight, is a serious public-health problem that has been linked to a substantial increase in the risk of mortality and morbidity. Severe acute malnutrition affects nearly 20 million preschool-age children mostly from the African Region and South-East Asia Region. Severe anaemia is a leading cause of paediatric morbidity, hospitalization, and mortality and also a very important co morbidity in children with severe acute malnutrition. Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) with anaemia has 2.62 times higher mortality as compared to SAM with no anaemia. So this study was meant to evaluate this co-morbidity further.

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Anaemia, Malnutrition, Microcytic hypochromic

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Refugee Crisis in India, Impact of Covid-19 on labor population, Internal Migration & the legal issues involved.

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Online Shopping is an emerging trend that has hiked up the domain of E-Business. Rise in internet service and smart phone has opened the possibilities of online shopping among the consumers. Consumer does shopping with an ease with the help of various online shopping app such as Myntra, Amazon, Flipkart etc. The increase in the technology provides good opportunities to the seller to reach the consumers with variety of offers which allure the consumers for online shopping. Theory of Planned behaviour is applicable in this research paper for understanding online consumer behaviour. This research paper aims to study the online shopping behaviour and the satisfaction level among the consumers in online shopping among the people of Patna. The methodology of this research is Survey where 50 respondents ageing between 30-45 residing in a particular locality of Patna has been chosen under the convenient sampling for the study

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Consumers, Online Shopping, E-Business, Diffusion of Innovation theory

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