Volume 11 | Issue 9 |

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Atopic dermatitis (AD), also known as eczema, is a common chronic inflammatory skin disorder that affects both children and adults worldwide. The etiology of AD is multifactorial, involving complex interactions between genetic, immunological, and environmental factors. In recent years, there has been growing interest in exploring the potential impact of breastfeeding on the development and management of AD. In this study we aims to provide prevalence regarding the relationship between breastfeeding and atopic dermatitis, including its preventive and therapeutic aspects.

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Atopic dermatitis, breastfeeding, eczema, immune system, prevention, management.

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People have used plants as medicine from the beginning of time. Aspirin, (which is derived from willow bark), digoxin, and both morphine and quinine, (were all developed from opium poppies and cinchona bark, respectively, a century ago) which are all valuable pharmaceuticals today. The Arecaceae family includes the tropical perennial crop known as coconut (Cocos nucifera L.), which has a variety of applications. It is cultivated in more than 80 different countries and sustains life in fragile coastal and island ecosystems.Since every component of the coconut tree (Cocos nucifera L.) has value in some form, it is referred to as "Kalpavriksha". This research demonstrates the potential of coconut leaves to exhibit significant anthelmintic activity, good antibacterial and antifungal activity.

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Coconut, Cocos nucifera (L), Kalpavruksha, Anthelmintic, Antibacterial and Antifungal

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The swadeshi movement accordingly consisted, economically, of using goods produced in the country in preference to those imported from abroad, and politically of making the administration as far as possible India. According to Gopal Krishna Gokhale "one of the most gratifying signs of the present times is the rapid growth of the swadeshi sentiment all over the country during the last two years (1907) that swadeshism at its highest is not merely an industrial movement, but that it affects the whole life of the nation - that swadeshism at its highest is a deep, passionate, fervent, all-embracing love of the motherland, and that this love seeks to show itself, not in one sphere of activity only but in all; it invades the whole man, and it will not rest until it has raised the whole man. Tilak, leader of the extremists, stressed in his speech at the Congress that the basic goal of the swadeshi programme, the boycott and national education, the attainment of swaraj or independence. In fact, swadeshism is a large term which includes politics and to be a true swadeshi one must look on all times - whether political or industrial or economical - which converge our people towards the status of a civilized nation.

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Swadesi, Karnataha, Tilak

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Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) is a non conventional machining process, where electrically conductive materials are machined by using an accurately controlled spark that takes place between an electrode and a work piece in the existence of a dielectric fluid. It has always been a demand to model and optimize the EDM process in the current situation. Experimentation on Oil Hardened Non-Shrinking (OHNS) Die Steel has been carried out on EDM using copper as an electrode material. The experimental results have been used to train ANN using Back-Propagation Algorithm which provides the optimum value of the performance parameters like Material Removal Rate (MRR) and Surface Roughness (SR) based on the influence of electrode material and processing parameters such as Discharge Current, Voltage, Pulse On Time, Pulse Off Time and Flushing Speed.

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Material Removal Rate (MRR), Surface Roughness (SR), Artificial Neural Network (ANN), Back-Propagation (BP)

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Fashion recommendation systems are pivotal for enhancing online shopping using deep learning, specifically ResNet-50. Our Fashion Recommendation System (FRS) employs ResNet-50 to process and represent fashion images' key attributes like color and style. Content-based recommendations suggest visually similar items based on user preferences. The FRS evolves through machine learning, delivering improved user engagement and conversion rates in e-commerce fashion. This paper reviews and explores fashion recommendation systems and filtering techniques, filling a gap in academic literature. It serves as a valuable resource for machine learning, computer vision, and fashion retailing professionals. We trained our model using a large image dataset, including the multiple category labels, descriptions and high-res images of fashion products, which consists of 44k+ images. The results have been promising, indicating potential real-world applications such as searching for a product using its digital copy in large sets of images.

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Fashion Recommendation System; E-commerce; Filtering Techniques; Deep learning System; ResNet50 Convolutional Neural Network.

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This paper proposes a novel convolution-non-convolution parallel deep network (CNCP)-based method for electricity theft detection. First, the load time series of normal residents and electricity thieves were analyzed and it was found that, compared with the load time series of electricity thieves, the normal residents' load time series present more obvious periodicity in different time scales, e.g., weeks and years; second, the load times series were converted into 2D images according to the periodicity, and then electricity theft detection was considered as an image classification issue; third, a novel CNCP-based method was proposed in which two heterogeneous deep neural networks were used to capture the features of the load time series in different time scales, and the outputs were fused to obtain the detection result. Extensive experiments show that, compared with some state-of-the-art methods, the proposed method can greatly improve the performance of electricity theft detection.

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Sustainable Energy

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Cutlery only includes utensils used to cut food like a knife, spoon, and fork. Early humans utilized Natural materials including stone, wood, shells, and animal and fish bones to contain and distribute food in them. Plastic tableware and kitchen utensils first appeared after World War II, when metal was hard to get by. Companies began producing plastic utensils in the 1960s as a less expensive substitute for traditional silverware. These single-use plastic utensils were created to be used once and then thrown away, eliminating the need to clean and maintain them and saving precious resources like water and power (Datta et al, 2021). With plastic cutlery solid waste production is increasing, mainly plastic garbage. Which are released into the environment and pollute the biosphere. Although an appealing choice, plastic cutlery is potentially harmful to the environment and human health. According to the Times of India, 22,000 tons of plastic waste is generated in India from plastic cutlery supplied with food through online food delivery systems. The recent prohibition on plastics and the environmental risk created the idea of biodegradable cutlery. "Biodegradable" refers to the ability of things to get disintegrated by the action of micro-organisms such as bacteria or fungi (with or without oxygen) while getting assimilated into the natural environment. Biodegradable cutlery can be edible or non-edible. According to (Patil & Sinhal, 2018) durability, ease of use, biodegradability, and the alternative of metal and plastic, being novel and unique necessitated the production of biodegradable cutlery. Cutlery that can be used in place of plastic cutlery and could be eaten is known as edible cutlery. On the basis of edibility, applicability, and raw material used in making, edible cutlery is classified into different types. The purpose of this review is to study the various ingredients used in making edible cutlery such as flour and vegetable wastes and the method of preparation.

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Biodegradable, edible, cutlery, disposable, ecofriendly, pollution, solid waste, plastic, plastic waste management.

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ABSTRACT : Risk management is an approach that allows organizations to improve how the projects and programs are managed from start to finish. It's a way of improving the communication channels across the business and encourages projects teams to be realistic with their estimates and scheduling. Risk management training can help your team to recognize and understand how managing their risk benefits them, their performance and the boarder enterprise. Only then can they make precise and powerful decisions on behalf of your business, driving, actions that work in real world. The role of a Risk Manager is to communicate risk polices and processes for an organization. They provide hands-on development of risk models involving market, credit and operational risk, assure controls are operating effectively, and provide research and analytical support.

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o AVOIDANCE o MITIGATION o ACCEPTANCE

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Indian women professionals are definitely on the rise & are paving the way for future generations, as they are becoming increasingly visible & successful in the professional and public sphere. Today, Work-life balance is one of the most challenging issues being faced by the women employees in the 21st century. This problem is more for women employees because of the type of roles they play at home and the spillover of personal life over work life and vice-versa. Work life balance for women employees is highly desirable, if there is no job satisfaction & consistency in life, it can create a dilemma to them. Work life balance requires attaining equilibrium between professional work and personal work, so that it reduces friction between professional life & domestic life. The ultimate performance of any organization depends on the performance of its employees, which in turn depends on numerous factors including personal and professional or both Based on the contemporary issue of work-life balance of women employees, the present research study is done.

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Work life balance , Women employees, Personal life, different sectors.

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The specially-abled in the Indian context have been penalized since the ancient times to the contemporary present for a bodily defect. The research aims at investigating the practices and policies of society and government in breaking the barriers of discrimination to bring these marginalised to the centre. Select life writings of specially-abled Indians who were either born with disability or fatally reduced to such state will be studied. This paper focuses on the importance of utilizing a theoretical framework for a research study and discusses narrative theory as a framework for the qualitative research on Self versus Society in the life writings of specially-abled Indians.

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nnarrative theory, autobiography, authorised biography, memoir, Specially-abled.

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