Volume 13 | Issue 1 |

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Empowerment of women is essentially the process of upliftment of economic, social and political status of women, the traditionally underprivileged ones, in the society. Women empowerment involves the building up of a society, a sociocultural and political environment, wherein women can breathe without the fear of oppression, exploitation, apprehension, discrimination and the general feeling of persecution which goes with being a woman in a traditionally male dominated structure. This paper explores the multidimensional challenges faced in empowering women in India. Despite legal frameworks and policies promoting gender equality, sociocultural norms and systematic barriers persist. The study also highlights issues such as education, economic participation, political representation and social changes for policy makers to address these challenges.

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Women Empowerment, Gender Equality, Socioeconomic Barriers, Policy Implementation, Awareness

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In today's fast-paced world, people often find themselves overwhelmed with work commitments and busy schedules, leading to a disconnect from their personal and family life. When unexpected issues arise at home, such as plumbing failures or appliance breakdowns, they add to the stress, forcing individuals to juggle between their professional and personal responsibilities. In these situations, the ability to quickly resolve home maintenance problems is crucial for maintaining a balanced life. Envisioning a hassle-free environment where homes remain in optimal condition without the need for constant repairs, and services are readily available without negotiation or delay, is a common desire. This paper proposes a solution in the form of an online service platform that brings essential home maintenance services directly to the customer's doorstep. Through an easy-to-use mobile application, users can access a variety of services, including plumbing, electrical work, cleaning, repairs, and more. The proposed system offers a seamless platform where customers can conveniently book trusted and skilled service providers, ensuring high-quality service delivery with minimal effort. By integrating a user-friendly interface and a reliable system, the application aims to revolutionize the way people manage home services, providing a simple and efficient solution for everyday needs. The goal is to streamline the process of booking home services and make it more accessible, ensuring that users can focus on their professional and personal lives without worrying about home maintenance tasks.

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Home service, on-demand services, mobile application, service provider, GPS, real-time availability, secure payments, user feedback.

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ABSTRACT Dendrimers are a new class of polymeric materials. A dendrimer described as a macromolecule characterized by its highly branched 3D structure which provides a high degree of surface functionality and versatility. Drugs are delivered through nanotubes in therapy, and specifically in the treatment of cancerous tumors. Dendrimers' unique characteristics such as hyper branching, well-defined spherical structure, and high compatibility with the biological systems are responsible for their wide range of applications including medical and biomedical areas. This review briefly discusses the various aspects of dendrimers including introduction, needs of dendrimer, advantages, disadvantages, properties, component of a dendrimers, structure, different methods of synthesis of dendrimers, characterization and dendrimers based products and their use as pharmaceutical, therapeutic, diagnostic agent and their potential for applications in drug delivery such as carrier molecule, toxicity, current challenges, future prospect, conclusion. The review aims to emphasize on construction, characterization, drug delivery and possible application of dendrimers in various areas of research, technology and treatment.

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KEY WORDS: Polymeric material, 3D structure, Hyper branched, High compatibility, Characterization, emphasize on construction.

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Text-to-image generators represent a significant advancement in artificial intelligence, particularly in the realm of multimodal models that seamlessly combine natural language processing and computer vision. Systems like OpenAI's DALLoE and Google's Imagen utilize state-of-the-art transformers and diffusion models to generate highly detailed and contextually relevant images from textual prompts. By training on extensive datasets containing millions of image-text pairs, these models learn intricate relationships between linguistic inputs and visual concepts. This paper explores the mechanisms and applications of text-to-image generation, focusing on the ability of these systems to translate descriptive prompts into coherent and stylistically diverse visuals. The research highlights their potential in fields such as scientific visualization, virtual reality, gaming, and digital marketing, while also addressing ethical concerns, including misuse for creating deepfakes and biases introduced by imbalanced training datasets. Despite these challenges, text-to-image generation is poised to redefine digital content creation, offering unprecedented ease and creativity in producing sophisticated multimedia outputs from multi-language input sources.

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Image generation, Text-to-image generation, Sketch-to-image generation, Layout-to-image generation, Image-to-image translation, Panoramic image generation, Artificial Intelligence, Text-to-Image Generation, Neural Networks, Transformer Architectures, Diffusion Models, DALLoE, Google Image, Visual Imagery, Creative Workflows, Digital Marketing, Game Design, Virtual Reality, AI Ethics, Intellectual Property, Bias in AI, AI Creativity, Dataset Limitations, Image Quality, Contextual Accuracy,

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Child malnutrition condition can be considered as a major health issue for a country since the children are the unborn pool which directly affects the profitable growth of the country. Proper nutrition is an essential element for the survival, growth, and development of children in society. Malnutrition is a global problem in moment's life. The primary target of this miracle is children under five times of age and substantially for developing countries. In this system, a data wisdom approach is proposed to prognosticate the malnutrition status of children under five times of age grounded on the training data-sets. Training data- sets downloaded from www.kaagle.com. Some retired factors were uprooted with the use of data mining ways. Bracket ways used for malnutrition status vaticination. We use algorithm "Bayesian classifier" for vaticination. The results shown on GUI. By testing and validating the knowledge, preventative conduct can be taken with the help of medical experts to reduce the malnutrition condition among children for applicable countries. We make this as real time operation useful for the society. To make real time operation we use technologies similar as "Visual Studio" as frontal end technology and "SQL Server" as end technology. Both the tools are important tools to work with real time operation. This system defines how data wisdom bracket ways can classify malnutrition status for children under five times of age. Generally, our system will attain the most robust results to prognosticate the malnutrition status grounded on clinical data- sets.

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Tradescantia pallida -- the spiderwort, a perennial herb native to eastern Mexico Gulf coast, at present farmed as an ornamental commonly known as purple heart or purple queen. Because of its pendulous nature, it is commonly grown in green house or outdoors as groundcover or in containers. The plant is part of the genus Tradescantia in the Commelinaceae family, which comprises approximately 80 herbaceous species endemic to Neotropics. Although T. pallida is recognized in the Food Technology and Environmental area for its uses of identifying, binding and elimination work for soil; air contaminants. The research was also done on bioactive compounds, such as epigallocatechin and hydroxytyrosol that have anticancer, anti-inflammatory activity and antidiabetic & antioxidative. Most notably these phytochemicals, and others from Tradescantia give some of the numerous potential uses for this plant, which may be evidence that its bioactive components are synergistic. For millennia, herbs have been a valued food, flavoring and healing plants these days they are widely used in the form of powders or capsules, teas and extracts. The Tradescantia genus is particularly famous for its traditional medicinal properties against different diseases, traditionally anti-inflammatory and antioxidant- antibacterial, antiarrhythmic. Traditionally, Its roots have been brewed in drinks to cure some digestive and kidney disorders, while the leaves were traditionally used in the treatment of bug bites or stings. Individual species such as T. zebrina are used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of chloasma, and throughout Jamaica; T. pallida has been taken for the treatment of tuberculosis, coughs and hypertension. One of the decoctions of its leaves, is used to prepare the beverage "Matali" in Mexico. Usually these plants are herbaceous, 30-60 cm tall with perennial or annual fibrous- to tuberous-rooted stems that give rise dense mats. Flowers are bisexual, actinomorpic or slight zygomorphic and has its own unique inflorescence. Those traditional uses of Tradescantia species may be widespread and clear, but further scientific work is needed to substantiate the cause-effect relationship underlying the supposed medicinal benefits

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Tradescantia pallida, Bioactive compounds, Phytochemicals , Medicinal properties, Environmental applications, Traditional uses.

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Knowledge and Perception of Nursing Students on Respectful Maternity Care: A Study in Bhopal This study evaluated nursing students' knowledge and perception of Respectful Maternity Care (RMC) at a nursing college in Bhopal. Utilizing a quantitative approach, data was collected from 40 students through a structured questionnaire. Results indicated that 57% had adequate knowledge, 38% moderate, and 5% inadequate. Significant associations were found between knowledge levels with gender and education, revealing male students and those in General Nursing and Midwifery courses had lower knowledge compared to female students and those in Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs. The study emphasizes the necessity for training programs in RMC to enhance maternal care practices and underscores the importance of respect and dignity in healthcare settings. Future research should focus on larger samples and interventions to improve RMC knowledge among healthcare professionals.

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Respectful Maternity Care, Nursing Students, Knowledge Assessment, Demographic Variables, Healthcare Education, Maternal Health.

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Anaemia is the commonest haematological disorder that may occur in pregnancy. Iron deficiency is the most prevalent single deficiency state on a worldwide basis. It is important economically because it diminishes the capability of individuals who are affected to perform physical labour, and it diminishes both growth and learning in children . Iron is an important micronutrient which is Very Important for various functions in the human body. It is essential for cellular growth and differentiation, oxygen binding, transport and storage, enzymatic reactions, immune function, cognitive function, mental and physical growth etc. So, iron deficiency due to physiological or pathological reasons can affect mental and physical growth, resulting in decreased learning capacity and work productivity. Iron Deficiency Anemia is characterized by a defect in haemoglobin synthesis, resulting in hypochromic and microcytic red blood cells. Iron deficiency can result either due to less nutritional supply, increased demand or blood loss due to any reason. There are many reasons for iron deficiency and Iron Deficiency Anemia in adolescent girls. These may be deficient intake or absorption of iron, increased demand during adolescence, heavy blood loss during menstruation, parasitic infestation etc. More than half of the world's undernourished population lives in India. Although Iron Deficiency Anemia occurs at all ages and involves both sexes, adolescent girls are more prone to it. The World Health Organization (WHO) defined adolescents as the population of 10-19 years of age. About three fourth of adolescent females do not meet the dietary requirements. Majority of the adolescents think that they are in good health and show little concern for protecting their health. The main nutritional problems of adolescents are micronutrient deficiencies like iron deficiency, folate and vit.A. According to a study by WHO on anaemia during 1993-2005, the worldwide prevalence of anaemia was 25%. According to WHO guidelines for the control of IDA, nutritional anaemia is a major public health problem in India and is primarily due to iron deficiency. The National Family Health Survey-3 (NFHS-5,19-2021) data suggests that the prevalence of anaemia in adolescent girls (15-19 years) is 59.1%. According to the National Nutrition Monitoring Bureau Survey (NNMBS) 2006, the prevalence of anaemia in adolescent girls (12-14 years) is 68.6% whereas in (15-17 years) it is 69.7%. Aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of Structured Teaching Programme On Knowledge Regarding Management Of Iron Deficiency Anaemia Among adolescent girls .

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Anemia, Girls

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The quest for identity has always been a recurring theme in literature since times immemorial, but in recent times the endeavor has become more complex. The so-called Theatre of the Absurd, hailed in the 20th century which has Harold Pinter as one of the canonical writers, produced some intriguing works focusing on the nothingness and meaninglessness of existence, offering us vague glimpses of a person's identity. Pinter's introduction of the "menace" and his pinteresque style further complicate the quest for the identity of his characters. Lack of adequate background information and antecedents about the characters and the resultant ambiguity shrouding their identities in all his plays is a strategy he has employed to make the plays open-ended. The present article thus aims to answer the question of identity of the characters of Pinter's maiden play The Room by looking at both the historical and cultural perspectives of the time when the play was written. Since the characters in the play are highly ambiguous and obscure with almost no past and no future, it is only possible to trace and explore their present identities based on the history and the culture of the current society where the play was written.

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Identity, The Room, Harold Pinter.

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College Online Voting System is a web-predicated system, that facilitates the running of choices and checks online. The system has a centralized database to keep records of all the pickers, contenders, and final results. Stoners are inclusively interacting with the system. All user commerce is performed ever through the user's cybersurfed. Before advancing user should fill registration Form and give their details, and those details are compared with details in the council database, if data are matched also stoner request form is accepted and handed by username and word, different entry is going to be cancelled by the director. stoners using their username and word log in into this system and vote on that date in the specified timeslot. In this, the system contains two positions of the user, one is the director position and another bone is the picker. The introductory end of the system is to avoid the pupil conflicts that occur during offline advancing. This system of ours is largely secured, and it has a simple and interactive user interface. The system generated a more accessible picker and candidate registration interface, an effective voting interface, vote storage and count plus immediate result florilegium, etc. Several- advancing systems have been developed for varying issues. This system still was specifically developed for use in tertiary institutions and has security capabilities built into its design. It can be concluded that the online voting system incorporates all the features of a regular voting system but offers a necessary system of conducting choices that is less stressful, easier, and faster through the use of the network. The online voting system calculates the results hastily, reduces time spent making long queues at the polling stations during voting, reduces mortal sweat, and also enables pickers to cast their votes from any part of the globe. Online voting technology intends to speed up the counting of ballots, reduce the cost of paying staff to count votes manually, and give advanced vacuity for disabled pickers. The system can manage the information data truly efficiently. The proposed system is more reliable, hastily, accurate, and easy to handle compared to being manual voting system. It helps to computerize everything and reduce crimes as compared to the usual manual voting system.

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Online Voting System, College Election System, Web-Based Voting Platform, Centralized Database, User Registration, Voter Authentication, Secure Voting System

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