Volume 12 | Issue 7 |

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The implementation of blockchain technology to decentralize social media networks (DSN) is causing a substantial shift in online interactions. This study looks into the user experience and design concepts underlying DSN, with a focus on OpenWave, a novel platform recently developed. DSN eliminates intermediaries and distributes data across multiple nodes, resulting in improved privacy, transparency, and greater control for users. However, this creates distinct complications. such as complex user interfaces, limited features to promote usability, and steep learning curves that impede their widespread adoption. To improve overall user interaction within decentralized social media platforms despite the obstacles identified above, this research identifies commonplace problems faced alongside personal preferences uniquely designed towards producing tailored principles aimed at crafting more engaging but simplified UI/UX experiences toward achieving optimal benefits from using DSN structures while creating new block-chain based solutions crafted through integrating novel UX paradigms able to revolutionize traditional norms associated with typical usage patterns frequently attributed digital innovations combining essential human-centered designs conjoined around analyzing existing approaches so far employed concerning blockchain-based systems optimizing vital changes promoting exceptional user experience outcomes leading to better adoption rates encouraging developers to adopt sustainable standards aiding continued improvement whenever implementing the conventions advanced herein providing holistic approach guidelines planed out comprehensive procedures championing strategic action plans fashioned towards actualizations intended goals specializing advantages inherent in resilient self-owned infrastructure shown capable growth, OpenWave's suggested design and implementation encapsulate key principles by demonstrating DSN ability to provide a secure, user-centric alternative to traditional social media platforms. The findings provide a hopeful picture for the future of DSN, highlighting opportunities for increased privacy functions, scalability solutions, greater correlation with emerging technologies, and increasing interoperability.

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Decentralized Social Media, User Experience Ethereum, Smart Contracts, Blockchain, Dapp, IPFS.

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Cyberbullying, the use of electronic devices to bully others, has become a prevalent issue globally. Identifying and preventing cyberbullying is crucial to protect individuals from its harmful effects. Cyberbullying is a pervasive and harmful phenomenon, causing significant emotional distress and psychological damage to victims. Cyberbullying has become a major issue in today's society, especially among young individuals who are constantly using social media platforms. Machine learning (ML) algorithms offer a powerful tool for automating cyberbullying detection to mitigate this issue effectively. This paper explores the potential of machine learning algorithms to automatically detect cyberbullying in online platforms. In order to address this problem, this paper proposes a machine learning-based approach for detecting instances of cyberbullying in online platforms. By leveraging the power of machine learning algorithms, we aim to accurately identify and classify cyberbullying behaviour, leading to more effective mitigation strategies and interventions. We discuss various algorithms and their applications in text analysis, focusing on their strengths and weaknesses in identifying cyberbullying content. We also delve into the challenges and ethical considerations associated with employing machine learning for this purpose. We propose a method for detecting cyberbullying using machine learning algorithms. We discuss the challenges associated with accurately identifying cyberbullying behaviour and how machine learning can be leveraged to effectively detect and prevent such behaviour. We present an experimental evaluation of our proposed method and demonstrate its effectiveness in detecting cyberbullying.

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Cyberbullying, SVM, NB, Random Forest, Machine Learning

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Coronavirus first emerged in a man on December 31, 2019, in Wuhan, China. Authorities identified the virus as being transmitted through a seafood market in Wuhan. As the virus spread to nearly all countries worldwide, the World Health Organization classified COVID-19 as a pandemic on 11 March 2020. This contagious virus caused severe distress among people globally. During this time, effective risk communication became the utmost significant challenge for health officials to contain and prevent the virus's spread. Many believe that newspapers in India play a crucial role during such crises. Therefore, newspapers should provide facts and figures and information on how to prevent infection and avoid spreading the virus. This research explores how Telugu newspapers in Telangana covered the news about the coronavirus pandemic and whether they provided preventive measures to help prevent its spread. We analysed the coverage of the coronavirus pandemic in Telugu newspapers using content analysis of 1,633 articles published in two Telugu newspapers between 25 March 2020 and 14 April 2020. The articles consistently published facts and figures about coronavirus-positive cases, deaths, and active cases. These newspapers often used government authorities as sources of information and published significant news on preventive and control measures. This content analysis revealed that Telugu newspapers published many articles on preventive and control measures. However, they tended to focus more on the activities of officials, politicians, and celebrities rather than emphasising the impact on marginalised sections of society.

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Content analysis, COVID-19, Telugu newspapers, Articles, Health risk communication.

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The convergence of nanotechnology and food safety marks a cutting-edge advancement with transformative potential. This paper delves into the integration of nanotechnology within the food safety sector, highlighting innovations with significant impacts on food manufacturing, processing, and packaging. Central to this integration is the manipulation of materials at the nano-scale, particularly the incorporation of nanoparticles with antimicrobial properties into food packaging materials. Silver and copper nanoparticles, in particular, exhibit remarkable antimicrobial effects, actively inhibiting pathogen growth and thereby extending the shelf life of food products. As consumer concerns about food quality and health benefits increase, the demand for nanoparticle-based materials in the food industry has surged due to their stability at high temperatures, proven non-toxicity, and versatile applications in additives, nutrient delivery, and packaging enhancement. This paper categorizes nanotechnology applications in the food sector into two primary groups: food nano-structured ingredients and food nano-sensing. The former includes additives, nutrient carriers, anti-caking agents, antimicrobial agents, and packaging material improvements, while the latter is used for quality and safety evaluation.

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Nanotechnology, Nanoparticles, Food packaging, Antimicrobial properties, Food safety

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Robotic Process Automation (RPA), implemented through UiPath, offers a transformative solution for automating data entry tasks into dynamic webpages. This abstract explores the integration of RPA technology to streamline data input processes, particularly focusing on scenarios where webpages exhibit dynamic elements such as changing fields or layouts. UiPath's capabilities enable efficient automation through robust features like advanced selectors, dynamic input handling, and error management protocols. By leveraging UiPath's intuitive design interface and automation workflows, organizations can achieve significant operational efficiencies, reduce manual errors, and enhance data accuracy in dynamic web environments this Abstract underscores the strategic advantages of RPA in overcoming complexities associated with data entry into dynamic webpages, ultimately contributing to improved productivity and enhanced business outcomes. This abstract highlights the transformative potential of RPA in streamlining data entry processes across dynamic web interfaces, ultimately fostering improved business agility and performance

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Selectors, Data Scraping, Screen Scraping, Dynamic Selectors, Web Automation, Data Entry Automation, Anchor Base Activity, Type into Activity, Click Activity

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Mulching, Pre-Emergence Herbicide, Wheat Performance, Growth attributes

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This research analyses survey data from 384 respondents to understand perceptions of the judiciary's role in interpreting and enforcing Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, examining differences based on gender, age, professional background, and experience. Key findings reveal significant variations across demographic groups. For instance, 57 males and 45 females strongly agreed that the Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India judgment expanded Article 21's scope. Respondents under 20 years old showed 18 agreements and 15 strong agreements on the alignment with international norms, while the 20-30 age group had 25 strong disagreements, indicating mixed views within this age group. The right to privacy was deemed the most significant judicial development under Article 21, with law students (25), academics (25), and legal researchers (33) predominantly agreeing on its importance. The influence of international norms on Article 21 was strongly agreed upon by 24 law students and 18 practicing lawyers. The Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India case was notably recognized by 20 respondents with over 10 years of experience as a key instance of judicial independence. Recent judgments on Article 21 have greatly influenced Indian jurisprudence, with males showing 51 agreements and 41 strong agreements, while females displayed 40 agreements and 40 strong agreements. Public interest litigation was highly regarded by respondents under 20 years old, with 19 strongly agreeing on its significance. This study highlights the diverse perspectives on the judiciary's role in shaping the interpretation and enforcement of Article 21 across different demographic groups.

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Article 21, Judiciary Perception, Indian Constitution, Legal Interpretation, Survey Analysis

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Surrogacy is a promising treatment for infertility. It can potentially solve several intolerable difficulties which the infertile couples and their families face. Although initially frowned upon, evidence shows that the surrogacy arrangements are more acceptable now than when it was first introduced. Nevertheless, changes in the attitude in decision making about surrogacy can also be seen in some countries, but there are still indications of the degree of divergence between discourse and the actual practice of different forms of surrogacy around the world. Social, ethical and legal problems are subject to major debates and disagreements in natural or partial surrogacy or genetically unrelated full surrogacy. Genetic gestation surrogacy may largely free from social, legal and moral complications. It is a great choice of infertility treatment if the couple want their own genetic baby, but it still requires more thoughts and discussion. The paper presents surrogacy, its types, laws, acts and judgements given by courts.

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Key Words: Surrogacy, Types, Laws, Acts, Provisions and way forward

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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON CONCRETE OF GRADE M20, M25 AND M60 BY USING OF RICE HUSK ASH AND WASTE GRANITE POWDER

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Concrete, rice husk ash, waste granite powder, partial replacement, sustainable construction, strength, durability.

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This study examines the sustainability of an interest-free banking system, with a specific focus on Islamic banking in the Middle-East Countries. Islamic banking is an unknown concept in most part of the world and is only associated with a dislike to interest, but Islamic banking contains much more than just prohibition of interest. Islamic banking governed by the Sharia Law does not only focus on an interest-free banking system but it also focuses on aspects like risk-sharing, profit-making, asset-backed financing etc., Islamic banking stress on the concept that society can be served with ethics and finance. The main motive behind this banking system is to eradicate injustice in the society. Islamic banking is different from conventional banking, because of its close ties with religion. Islamic banking was an unknown concept in non-Islamic countries but in recent times it has gain a very huge popularity in many parts and countries of the world. Islamic banking has been always practiced in the Islamic world, but because of political influences, the implementation of Islamic banking system varies in different Islamic country. As the implementation of Islamic banking varies to some extent between Islamic countries, it is very crucial for the banks activities to be controlled by a Religious Supervisory Board to harmonised the implementation and govern it according to the sharia law. This study focuses on how does this system of an interest-free, asset-backed financing system sustains itself, and how does these principles help in the growth and sustainability of Islamic banks in the Arab and Muslim world. It concludes with its effort to harmonize rules and regulations for achieving more growth in the Islamic world and beyond.

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Interest-Free Banking System, Islamic Baking, Islamic country Middle-East Countries and Sustainability etc

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