Volume 10 | Issue 8 |

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed various domains, including education, through the use of AI-driven voice bots and chatbots. These tools hold the potential to enhance personalized learning, provide immediate feedback, and bridge the gap in student-teacher interactions. This study examines the current implementation of AI chatbots in educational settings, their effectiveness in improving learning outcomes, and their impact on students' engagement and satisfaction. A mixed-method approach combining surveys, case studies, and sentiment analysis was employed to evaluate AI chatbot performance in higher education settings. Results indicate a positive correlation between AI chatbot integration and improved academic performance. Additionally, AI tools have proven effective in addressing diverse learning styles, reducing administrative workload, and offering 24/7 accessibility to learning resources. However, challenges such as ethical considerations, data privacy issues, and limitations in natural language understanding hinder their full potential. The findings of this study provide critical insights into the strengths and limitations of AI-driven educational tools, offering practical recommendations for stakeholders to maximize their effectiveness. The paper concludes by presenting opportunities for further development, highlighting future trends such as emotionally intelligent AI, multilingual capabilities, and integration with immersive technologies to enhance user experiences.

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AI Voice Bots, Chatbots, Personalized Learning, Natural Language Processing, Education Technology, Student Engagement.

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Sambhar Lake, the largest saline lake in India, situated in the arid Thar Desert of Rajasthan, provides a unique environment for studying aquatic ecosystems under extreme conditions. The study investigates the dynamics of phytoplankton and zooplankton communities in Sambhar Lake, with a focus on their seasonal variations and responses to fluctuating salinity and nutrient levels. Monthly water samples were collected from two sites (SLS 1 and SLS 2) over a period from February 2021 to May 2022. Seasonal patterns in both phytoplankton and zooplankton densities reflect the lake's dynamic environmental conditions, emphasizing the influence of salinity and nutrient fluctuations. The study highlights the ecological significance of Sambhar Lake as a natural laboratory for understanding the impacts of extreme conditions on aquatic life. Continued monitoring and management are crucial for addressing challenges such as eutrophication and salinity fluctuations, ensuring the sustainability of this vital aquatic ecosystem. The findings reveal significant insights into the lake's ecological dynamics, highlighting the effects of salinity, temperature, and nutrient availability on plankton populations.

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Sambhar Lake, Phytoplankton, Zooplankton

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Optimization of query performance in NoSQL distributed databases is one of the specific queries, and the rationale is that using these systems, more and more organizations are working with increasing amounts of unstructured and semi-structured data. This article presents different ways of enhancing the efficiency of the execution of queries with the help of forms of Apriori indexation, data distribution, and refined query optimization methods. It also shows how these methods are applied in large-scale real-world systems on LinkedIn, Netflix, and eBay case studies. Also, the article indicates trends for enhancing query optimization in further NoSQL databases, considering their integration with machine learning, server-less computing, and edge computing that can bring higher effectiveness and versatility to the NoSQL databases. The information presented here is designed to assist DBAs and system architects maintain distributed NoSQL systems' high performance and scalability.

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NoSQL databases, query optimization, indexing techniques, data distribution, sharding, replication, machine learning, serverless computing, edge computing

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Epistemology deals with the question of the source of knowledge or, in what way we acquire knowledge from the world. Rationalists and empiricists in their viewpoint emphasis on rationality and experience as the source of knowledge. As empiricist philosopher, John Locke declares sense experience as means to acquire knowledge. But the key-point of Locke's philosophy is we directly do not receive any knowledge form experience but only ideas of substance. Our mind process these simple data to build knowledge. In his renowned book 'An Essay Concerning Human Understanding' John Locke beautifully expressed his own vision.

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Sense experience, empiricism, perception, idea.

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The proliferation of cloud computing has transformed how businesses manage their IT infrastructure, offering unparalleled flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. However, many enterprises are increasingly adopting hybrid cloud environments, leveraging the strengths of public cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) while maintaining on-premises infrastructure. This research paper provides a comprehensive comparative analysis of optimizing hybrid cloud environments using these three leading cloud service providers. Through an exploration of key aspects such as cost management, security, integration, performance, and scalability, the study aims to elucidate the unique benefits and challenges associated with each platform. The paper draws on empirical data, case studies, and expert insights to examine how AWS, Azure, and GCP cater to hybrid cloud requirements, highlighting best practices and strategies for maximizing efficiency and minimizing operational complexity. The analysis underscores the importance of aligning cloud strategies with organizational goals and provides actionable recommendations for IT managers and decision-makers seeking to enhance their hybrid cloud deployments. By identifying the comparative advantages and potential pitfalls of each platform, this study contributes to a deeper understanding of how businesses can harness the full potential of hybrid cloud architectures to drive innovation and achieve competitive advantage.

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Hybrid Cloud, AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloud Optimization, Cloud Integration, Scalability, Cost Management, Security

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The present study was undertaken to find out the differences between urban and rural school teachers on teaching styles. The sample of the study consisted of 403 school teachers drawn from 21 schools of District Shimla, Himachal Pradesh by random method. The data were collected with the help of Teaching Style Inventory for Secondary School Teachers developed and standardized by Dr. Nain Singh and Dr. Balbir Singh (2007). The results of the analysis accepted research hypotheses which anticipated that there will be no significant differences in the teaching styles of teachers in relation to their locality.

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STUDY OF TEACHING STYLES OF SCHOOL TEACHERS IN RELATION TO THEIR LOCALITY

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Nuclear power plants utilize nuclear reactors to generate electricity through the process of nuclear fission. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of nuclear reactors, focusing on their design, operation, types, and safety mechanisms. Additionally, it examines the advantages and disadvantages of nuclear power, recent advancements in reactor technology, and the future prospects of nuclear energy. With growing concerns over climate change and the need for sustainable energy sources, nuclear power presents a viable option for reducing greenhouse gas emissions while meeting the global demand for electricity. This study aims to provide a detailed understanding of how nuclear reactors contribute to the global energy landscape, address the challenges and opportunities associated with nuclear power, and explore the potential of next-generation nuclear technologies to enhance safety and efficiency.

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Reactor, Fusion and Fission.

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Emily Jane Bronte or Ellis Bell is one of the prominent literary personalities of English word. Although her contribution in fiction writing is quite limited, her only work takes her to the world of recognition and large-scale appreciation. Like all the Bronte sisters, she right from the childhood develops close affinity and liking for natural objects like mountains, moors, rivers and dales. Her whole childhood is spent in the barren and uncultivated uplands in which she enjoyed the natural beauty in its lap. As a close observer of nature with its serene as well as devastating phenomena she feels comfortable in the virgin landscapes which are quite away from the urban complexities. She moves merrily in the uplands with her sisters. Her close association with nature is found everywhere in her only fictional work. She gets immense pleasure in wandering aimlessly in the meadows, trees and bushes. Her family also accompanies her in the wandering, as most of her family members are nature lovers. They also motivate and inspire the next generation for the natural expeditions. She never experiences the modern parental restrictions as the siblings, Emily and Anne move into the company of the nature. In the company of nature they are free as the breeze that flows from the meadows. The Bronte kids enjoy all the pristine beauties of nature; they are as free as the breeze that blows from the meadows. Even the elders enjoy the rambling along with their kids. The vast moor always beckons them and the children take no time in attending the call of nature and its magical objects.

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compassion, cruelty, diabolic, hatred, love, nature, etc.

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Aging as a process is totally irreversible and associated with several physical, psychological and social role changes that challenge the aged people's sense of self and capacity to live happily. Despite great strides in technology in the field of health care, mobility, and treatments available at our hands, people still face a lot of problems in dealing with old age. In this paper, we will address the problems related to old age like loneliness, financial dependency, lack of mobility, physical and mental health problems, rigid mentality, the generation gap in the family, and economic problems and their inter- relationships. Advancing age is often associated with loss or demise of friendship networks, and difficulty is entering new friendship networks. The paper further presents a discussion on ways to erode these problems along with ways of gaining acceptance of these solutions. Different statistical analyses will be shown with which we can understand the different levels of problems.

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old-aged problems, generation gap, economic problems, elderly abuse.

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Abstract: Ectopic endometrial tissue growing outside the uterus is a gynecological condition known as endometriosis. It primarily affects women who are of reproductive age and is a significant contributor to infertility and pelvic pain. Dyspareunia, cyclic menstrual pain, persistent pelvic pain, and dyschezia are all endometriosis clinical symptoms that can negatively impact a patient's quality of life and health. Therefore, it is crucial that treatment begin as soon as endometriosis is clinically detected. In this review, we look at the possible causes of endometriosis present in the Ayurvedic literature and discuss approaches to effectively treating people with this ailment. Aim: The purpose of this systematic review was to synthesize the qualitative research that was present in Ayurvedic texts in order to better comprehend the various facts of endometriosis and its correlation in Ayurveda. Objective: 1. To thoroughly comprehend endometriosis by a review of Ayurvedic literature. 2. To learn more about the role of srotas in endometriosis 3. To comprehend the role of srotas in endometriosis from a clinical perspective. 4. To comprehend the pathology via srotas in endometriosis manifestation. Need of study: The pathology involved in endometriosis is not well understood in modern science, despite the many theories that have been put forth. With the help of this article, we will attempt to explain its pathology, with special reference to srotasharir for a better understanding of its pathology and treatment in Ayurveda. .Material and Method Research articles and publications from both the modern and the Ayurvedic were used to review various aspects of endometriosis in connection to srotas.

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Key Words: Endometriosis, Genetics, Prakriti, and Vata

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