Volume 12 | Issue 11 |

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E-commerce, also known as electronic commerce, includes the trading of products and services through digital platforms, primarily over the internet and other electronic networks. Over the past few years, the internet has become a dominant force in commerce, and online shopping has emerged as one of the fastest-growing sectors. Online retail stores are operational 24/7, offering convenience to consumers with internet access at home or in the workplace. Customers can electronically place orders for products or services through online shopping systems, providing a seamless experience for both online and in-store shoppers. This research seeks to investigate and analyze the main attributes related to online shopping, focusing on consumer behavior in Bangalore, To equip e-marketers with a crucial foundation for shaping their e-business strategies.

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e-commerce, Online shopping, Customer Buying Behaviour, Online retail

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This research paper examines the challenges faced by Gen Z in Jharkhand concerning the implementation of Artificial Intelligence-Based Tools (ABTs) in higher education. Despite being recognized as an educational hub, the adoption of ABTs in the state remains limited. The study employs a random sampling method to collect quantitative and qualitative data from 273 respondents born between 1997 and 2010, using a structured questionnaire based on a 7-point Likert scale. Data analysis was conducted with SPSS, focusing on key variables: perception, academic performance, and challenges. Various statistical methods, including correlation, regression, Mann Whitney U Test, and Kruskal Wallis Test, were utilized to explore relationships among these variables. Findings indicate that while Gen Z believes ABTs could enhance academic performance, significant concerns about implementation challenges persist. The study also reveals a divergence in how Gen Z views ABTs--as both obstacles and opportunities. With only 13 relevant publications globally and no prior research specifically in Jharkhand, this study provides unique insights into the perceived challenges of ABT adoption. It aims to offer actionable recommendations for educational institutions in Jharkhand, helping them align with successful global trends in educational technology integration.

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Artificial intelligence-based tools(ABTs), academic performance, challenges, Gen Z, Jharkhand, Higher Education, Global education standards

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This paper reports the benefits of Craniosacral therapy along Cognitive behaviour therapy, family focussed therapy & social rhythm therapy in a Bipolar-I Disorder patient along with tension type headache. Biploar-I disorder is a psychiatric disorder which includes two poles of mood- i.e feeling overly happy & joyful or feeling very sad or normal. An intervention of 30 days was given to the patient & prognosis was observed on diagnostic tool like the Mood Disorder Questionnaire & Young Mania Rating Scale (YMRS) before and after the interventions. A significant improvement was seen by giving advanced neurotechniques like craniosacral therapy or in conjunction with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), family focussed therapy & social rhythm therapy.

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CBT, YMRS, MDQS, ECT, TMT, VNS, SCID, SADS

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ABSTRACT - Indian mythology is mainly patriarchy, with women playing minor parts despite the fact that the entire epic is focused on the events that these women characters of these myths produce. Who does not know the name of Ramayana in Hindu mythology? Ramayana is such a great book, from every line of which we get some education and each of its characters has a purpose in our life from which we get education. Everyone knows the character of Sita Ram in Ramayana, but in this, Mila, the wife of Ram's younger brother Laxman, whose name is taken with great respect and basis, has been very famous. It is said that even Sita's sacrifice pales in comparison to Urmila's sacrifice. Because in the entire Ramayana, Sita and Ram have been depicted and their life character has been described, which is a great life character. Following their ideals is very rare in normal life, but Urmila's letter also cannot be ignored. She has been such a great woman in whom Ravana was killed only because of her sacrificeIt had become very difficult for a brave and great enemy like Meghnath, son of Ranana, to conquer Laxman. If Urmila's female power was not with Laxman, he would never have been able to kill Meghnath. Well, it is also said in some mythological story that Urmila spent 14 years in sleep, but at one place it is also told that before going into exile, Lakshman had asked only one promise from his wife Urmila, that she would not marry his wife. I told you, Urmila, that after my departure you will do one thing and one thing onlySupport me that you will not shed tears after my departure. To fulfill this one promise, Mala did not drop a single tear drop from her eyes for 14 years. She remained sad in her heart but did not shed a single tear from her eyes. Giraiya did not cry because she had given a promise to her husband Lakshman.

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Keywords- Administration, Indian Mythology, Patriarchy, Perception, affection, Priority

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"Traffic Volume Forecasting Using LSTM and EDA" is designed to address the pressing issue of urban traffic congestion by developing a robust predictive model for accurate traffic volume forecasting. The approach starts with comprehensive Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) to identify and understand key patterns, trends, seasonal variations, and correlations within the traffic dataset, facilitating informed feature selection and preparation. These insights from EDA help refine the dataset, enhancing the model's overall effectiveness. Following this analysis, a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural network is employed due to its powerful capability to capture and learn temporal dependencies and long-term trends in sequential time-series data, which is essential for reliable forecasting. The LSTM model is trained, validated, and fine-tuned for optimal performance, with accuracy evaluated using metrics such as Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and Root Mean Square Error (RMSE). By integrating EDA and LSTM, the project establishes a data-driven framework that aids in strategic traffic management and urban planning, ultimately contributing to smoother traffic flow, reduced congestion, and better decision-making in transportation systems.

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Traffic Volume Forecasting, LSTM, EDA

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Millions of people worldwide suffer from drug addiction, which has serious personal and societal repercussions. It is still a major public health concern. In recent years, pharmacological treatments that target several brain systems involved in addiction have made substantial progress. Opioid antagonists , opioid substitution therapies , and drugs for other substance use disorders including alcohol and nicotine are examples of current strategies. These drugs, which are frequently used in conjunction with behavioral therapy as part of an all-encompassing treatment strategy, are intended to lessen cravings, ease withdrawal symptoms, and promote sobriety. The goal of future pharmacological treatment directions is to provide more individualized and targeted treatments by combining knowledge from pharmacogenomics, genetics, and neuroimaging. Newer strategies include drugs that target neuroinflammatory pathways, which contribute to addiction and relapse, and drugs that alter particular neurotransmitter systems, such as glutamate and GABA. Furthermore, studies on vaccinations and immunotherapy present a fresh way to stop drug molecules from passing across the blood-brain barrier, which lessens the psychoactive effects of such molecules. Long-term results could be improved by developments in precision medicine and combination treatments catered to the unique characteristics of each patient. In order to address the complexity of addiction, improve therapeutic efficacy, and eventually lessen the prevalence of substance use disorders worldwide, further research is essential.

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Addiction , Medications, Pharmacology , Treatment, Research, Therapy

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Bharater 73-tomo Songbidhan Songshodhon

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There was a time when Westerners, by and large, were of the view that urbanization in India was a modern phenomenon and largely the outcome of colonization. Since the bulk of population in the country lived, in fact still live, in villages, the Indians were considered uncivilized or barbarians i.e. the people living in rural areas. As such, the colonial rule was tied to be justified on the ground that it had a pious mission of civilizing the people. Obviously, it was based on the narrow concept that civilization is nothing but urbanization. A section of Indians also shared a somewhat similar notion about the British rule. Sri Shashee Chandra Dutt accepted the view cherished by the British that their function in India was progressive, even providential. India, it seemed, had been on a state of decline when the British seized power:

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Indian Tradition,Urban

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The paper shares some really helpful ideas about general cloud security. These can also fit into the bigger picture of cloud security for software. Why? Well, it gives us ways to understand threats better, plus it helps design good security measures and manage cloud safety. It covers important stuff like looking at attack models, different kinds of security solutions, and even basics about three-tier cloud architecture. There's also info on detection of intrusions and how to manage security platforms. This paper talks about a new platform that helps make digital tasks better in factories. Docker lets apps run in easy-to-manage spaces. On the other hand, Cloud Storage is all about keeping files safe and sound. With this plat form, folks can share processes as simple Docker images. Isn't that neat? Plus, there's a smart way to match jobs with the quickest nodes how cool is that? The whole setup is used in a real-life example of making eye lenses, which shows how useful it can be. Additionally the entire Cloud services that we will see and use will be cost efficient and secure which will have some layers of security and the solution architecture will only improve it by utilizing the resources effectively.

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Cloud Service Provider, Cloud Computing, Solution Architecture, Cloud Security, DevOps, Digital cloud deployment

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Transforming Pattern of Marriage: an Ethnographic Study of Chamar and Hali Dalit's in Churah Tehsil of Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh.

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Social Transformation, Dalit's, Marriage, Hali, Chamar, Education

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