Volume 11 | Issue 6 |

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--Many students confront the dilemma of travelling in enormous and bewildering new college campus. It becomes difficult for them to locate crucial offices, stationaries, and entry blocks in a new setting. In almost every area of the facility, a precise and reliable localization system is required to provide a mobile assistant that can help freshmen navigate campuses. We propose a solution to this challenge in the form of a hybrid tracking system that works effectively and efficiently on mobile devices (agent) such as smartphones and tablets and is specifically intended for complicated interior areas(environments)

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--AI, AR, Navigation, Indoor Navigation, Localization system, Web-based application

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The rapid advancement of technology, particularly in the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI), has permeated every aspect of human life and society. While initially developed to enhance human life and productivity, AI has brought forth a complex set of challenges and implications. This paper examines the multifaceted influence of AI on international politics, national security, individual privacy, and democratic values. It highlights the dominance of certain countries in AI technology, the potential use of autonomous and cyber weapons in warfare, and the vulnerability of AI systems to biases, hacking, and malfunctions. Furthermore, it raises concerns about the erosion of public and private spaces, as AI-driven surveillance becomes ubiquitous through platforms like social media. The paper underscores the importance of safeguarding human rights and privacy in the face of technological advancements. It emphasizes the need for proactive measures, including legislation, to regulate and mitigate the misuse of AI. Failure to address these challenges could potentially lead to dire consequences, as machines may outstrip human potential and assert dominance over mankind.

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Artificial Intelligence, Technology, International Politics, Autonomy, Cyber Weapons, Social Media ia,

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: Breast lumps are frequent among reproductive-age women. Most women with breast disease develop a breast mass. Patients are evaluated by history and physical exam, imaging (mammography, breast USG), and FNAC or core needle biopsy to establish a diagnosis and management plan. Mammograms find invisible masses. Risk factors include menarche, menopause, steroids, contraception, breast surgery, trauma, and radiation. Pain, lumps, and discharge characterise cancerEarly diagnosis of benign and malignant tumors is difficult. Most women fear cancer, especially deadly breast cancer. Several nations are increasing breast cancer screenings and asymptomatic treatment. Imaging and pathology have revolutionised lesion diagnosis

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breast , cancer, Triple assessment, modified triple assessment

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This study analyzes the causality of carbon dioxide, economic growth, energy consumption, and trade openness in eight G20 countries. The purpose of this research is to analyze how the causality of carbon dioxide, economic growth, energy consumption, and trade openness in the eight G20 countries. The data used in this research is panel data using the Vector Auto Regression (VAR) method using Eviews 10. The results show that (i) there is a one-way causal relationship, namely carbon dioxide and economic growth, (ii) there is a two-way causality between energy consumption and carbon dioxide, and (iii) there is no causality between trade openness and carbon dioxide. Research also shows results that the EKC theory applies in eight G20 countries (Saudi Arabia, India, India, Japan, South Korea, Russia, China, and Turkey).

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Carbon Dioxide, Economic Growth, Energy Consumption, Trade Openness

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The present Article deals with the social and cultural aspects of tribes from various perspectives. If we want to comprehension of the India's social and cultural history. It is essential to read and understand the history of the tribals. The social and cultural aspects or identity not the identity of individual experience, but it connects the whole community. Tribals are the aboriginal people first countrymen among the others. They usually live in communities. Tribals have their own set of beliefs, myths, superstitions, traditions, customs, rituals and culture. Every Indian tribal have the sublime culture and tradition. Gopinath Mohanty describes culture differences like settlement pattern, dress, ornaments, economic life, believes, and worship manners, customs and folk traditions. Mohanty presented tribal exploitation, miserable condition, Mohanty wants to give voice to this Paraja people.

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Paraja, Mahua, Dormitory, Dishari, Dungudunga, Kangu, Goti, Bride-price, oppressed, Feast, Exploitation, Naika

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Dengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever are acute febrile diseases caused by a virus transmitted by the bite of Aedes aegypti mosquito. This disease is otherwise known as break bone or dandy fever. The name break bone fever was given because of the contortions caused due to the intense joint and muscle pain. In this study, Quantitative approach was adopted to assess the effectiveness of Structured Teaching Programme on knowledge regarding causes and prevention of dengue fever among High School students in a selected School at Mavelikara taluk, Kerala. The level of significance for testing the hypothesis was 0.05. Findings of the study showed that the pretest knowledge score (8.5) of high school students prior to the structured teaching programme was not satisfactory. The structured teaching programme helped them to learn more about the causes and prevention of dengue fever. The mean post-test knowledge score (25.55) showed significant increase in the knowledge of high school students. There was significant association between the Pretest knowledge scores with the selected Sociodemographic variables. Hence, it could be concluded that Structured Teaching Programme was an effective strategy for providing information and in improving the knowledge of the respondents.

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Effectiveness, Knowledge, Cause, Prevention, Dengue fever, Structured Teaching Programme.

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The importance regarding the gender dimension in processes for making decisions related to investment is highlighted in this abstract. It explores the potential influence of gender on investment behavior, risk tolerance, decision-making styles, and investment outcomes. Traditional gender stereotypes and societal expectations have shaped distinct gender-based investment patterns. Women have historically been underrepresented in investment-related fields and faced various societal barriers that may impact their investment choices. Research suggests that women tend to exhibit different investment behaviors than men, often displaying more risk-averse tendencies. Several key aspects merit consideration in studying the gender factor in investment decisions. Firstly, gender differences in risk tolerance and investment styles must be explored to better understand the potential impact on investment performance. Secondly, societal and cultural factors, such as access to financial education, career opportunities, and gender-based expectations, contribute to the gender investment gap. The abstract emphasises that recognizing the role of gender in investment decisions is vital for achieving gender equality and promoting inclusive economic growth.

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gender factor, investment decisions, risk tolerance, gender-based disparities.

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Abstract: Adequate ventilation of enclosed parking areas is required to ensure the concentration of vehicle exhaust pollutants, especially CO so that the concentration do not reach the level, high enough to threaten the safety of the car park occupants. So an attempt has been made to observe the maximum amount of CO Ventilation for three different velocities of exhaust fans. The simulation of the whole setup is done using Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) via the software ANSYS. With the development of CFD tools, car park ventilation can be shifted from code-based approach to performance based approach, and then using CFD methods the authenticity of the proposed design is confirmed. The proposed underground parking is a trapezoidal type area with dimensions are of 35m and 25m non parallel sides, 35.35m parallel sides and height 4 m. Here in the model two inlets and two outlet is considered. The modeling shows the CO concentration variation considerably with no fans and different positions of jet fans. So using the results showing the level of CO dispersion for the 3 observed cases of jet fan positions, a comparative analysis is concluded for CO concentration within the parking area. A considerable improvement of CO concentration has been observed after using Jet fans in arrangement 3.

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Underground Parking, exhaust gases of a car, CO emission

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India had always been known as the land that portrayed cultural and traditional vibrancy through its conventional arts and crafts. Every region in India has its own style and folk art which are very ethnic and simple, and yet colorful and vibrant enough to speak volumes about the rich heritage. Folk art in India apparently has a great potential in the international market because of its traditional aesthetic sensibility and authenticity. The most famous folk painting is Warli art of Maharashtra. Traditionally these paintings were done by hand which is time consuming and laborious process, but with technological advancement, these designs can be created directly with the help of CAD and applied on textiles through Digital Printing. It is now possible with CAD and digital printing to go straight from an initial idea to visual representation of fabric showing these designs in combination of colors within minutes. The present study was an attempt to develop fusion designs from these folk paintings using CAD and adapt them on apparels using digital printing technique. It will be an effort to reveal the unexplored treasures to the world by introducing the newly developed fusion designs from the Plethora of these arts and to open new avenues for artisans to revolutionize the Fashion world and empower them.

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CAD technology, Fusion Designs, Warli Painting, Apparels

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This website is dedicated to providing up-to-date information on events happening in colleges and universities across the world. Our goal is to bring together a comprehensive calendar of events, including everything from guest lectures and workshops to concerts and sporting events. We believe that this platform will serve as a valuable resource for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to stay informed about the activities and happenings on their respective campuses. Additionally, this website will provide a platform for colleges and universities to showcase and promote their events to a wider audience, helping to increase attendance and engagement. Whether you are looking for a specific event or just want to browse, this website is your one-stop shop for all things college and university events.

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Accessible from any device, Campus events, Detailed information, Go-to-resource, Real-time updates, Student activities, User-friendly interface

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