Volume 12 | Issue 12 |

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Drone technology has emerged as a pivotal element in modern military and security operations, transforming both attack and surveillance capabilities. This assignment delves into the technological advancements that have propelled drones into the forefront of these applications, highlighting key components such as advanced sensors, navigation systems, and weaponry. The versatility of drones in military operations, border security, and disaster management is explored, demonstrating their effectiveness in real-time intelligence gathering, precise strikes, and efficient monitoring. However, the rapid adoption of drone technology raises significant ethical and legal concerns. Issues related to privacy, civilian casualties, and accountability are critically examined, emphasizing the need for robust ethical guidelines and international regulations. Keywords: Drone Technology, Military Operations, Surveillance, Attack Drones, Ethical Considerations, Privacy, Artificial Intelligence, Swarm Technology, International Regulations, Autonomous Systems

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Drone Technology, Military Operations, Surveillance, Attack Drones, Ethical Considerations, Privacy, Artificial Intelligence, Swarm Technology, International Regulations, Autonomous Systems.

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Abstract PCOS is a common problem among teenage girls and young women in fact among 100 girls 30 girls will be reporting polycystic ovarian syndrome. World wild , PCOS prevalence was estimated with high variable range from 2.2%. to as high as 26 percentage in India experts claim 10 percentage of demand to be affected by PCOS. Aim of my studies is to assess the knowledge regarding polycystic ovarian syndrome among adolescence girls. It's a quantitative research approach with the hundred samples were selected through non probability convenience sampling technique 12.6 and the knowledge score was 24.03 with SP of 1.27 there was a statistically significant increase in the overall knowledge regarding PCOS after the IEC programme at P <.001 Level.

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Keywords :- Effectiveness , IEC, knowledge ,polycystic ovarian syndrome.

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The contribution of Realist Punjabi artists to modern Indian art is significant in showing cultural identity, social history and imaginative art changes. Their works features traditional dressing, festivals and farm life, these artists blend realism with modernist or abstract techniques, maintaining a connection with traditional themes. Realistic Punjabi artists often draw inspiration from local culture, folklore and the rural lifestyle of Punjab. It helps to preserve and promote Punjabi heritage in the larger Indian context. Through emotive and accessible visuals, these artists highlight past and ongoing challenges in Punjabi and Indian society. The Realistic approach allows for a balance between accurate depiction and symbolic expression, allowing their work to resonate emotionally with audiences. It places their work within a national and international framework, contributing to India's dynamic art scene. offer realistic depictions that resonated with both local audiences and the wider Indian art landscape. His works form a bridge between past and present, tradition and innovation, making a lasting impact on modern Indian art. 'Sobha Singh is one of the most famous painters of Punjab known for his Realistic depictions of Sikh Gurus, warriors and Punjabi women. His art is known for its depth, detail and seamless expression, making him a leading figure in Punjabi realism. Meher Singh's portraits, Jarnail Singh's Punjabi culture, Amrita Shergill's women, Gurbani of Master Gurdit Singh, Chitrakar Thakur Singh's Bhavan, Bhudrish and female figures, Kirpal Singh's Sikh history, Tilok Singh's Gurbani, C. L. Sharma's Bhudrish, Jarnail Singh's Punjabi culture etc. have a new identity. For all these painters, art is creation as a form of meditation, neither the subject nor the technique created any obstacle. These were passengers of the same name.'1

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Realistic, Punjabi artists, contribution, heritage

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Eco-centric marketing has emerged as a crucial paradigm in the contemporary business landscape, especially in developing economies like India, where environmental sustainability and socio-economic development are deeply intertwined. This research article explores the role of eco-centric marketing strategies in shaping consumer behavior, promoting sustainability, and driving brand equity within the Indian context. By examining the socio-cultural, economic, and regulatory frameworks unique to India, this study delves into how companies integrate eco-centric principles into their operations, from product design and packaging to distribution and communication strategies. The article emphasizes the growing consumer awareness and demand for environmentally responsible products in India, catalyzed by urbanization, education, and governmental initiatives like the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and Plastic Waste Management Rules. Additionally, the study critically analyzes challenges businesses face, including cost constraints, limited infrastructure for sustainable practices, and the complexities of penetrating rural markets. Key insights include case studies of successful eco-centric marketing campaigns by Indian and multinational brands, the influence of digital platforms in spreading sustainability narratives, and the role of traditional Indian values in driving eco-conscious consumption. The article also discusses prospects, suggesting ways businesses can innovate and collaborate to foster a more sustainable economy. Through this examination, the research aims to contribute to the broader discourse on sustainable development by highlighting the interplay between eco-centric marketing and consumer behavior in a rapidly evolving market like India.

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Eco-centric marketing, Sustainability, Consumer behaviour, Indian market, Green branding, Corporate social responsibility (CSR), Environmental awareness

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Traditional medicine is a catch-all word for centuries-old, culturally-restricted health care methods that persisted before the application of science to medical issues. Cardiovascular disorders, which include heart attacks, cerebrovascular diseases, hypertension, and heart failure, can be caused by conditions of the heart and blood arteries and are treated using medicinal herbs. The risk of a heart attack and stroke is increased by hypertension, which interferes with the heart's ability to pump blood. Although there are several medications available to treat these conditions, most antihypertensive medications have a variety of negative effects. There are a number of pharmacologically active compounds in medicinal herbs that can be utilised to treat and prevent hypertension. An overview of several medicinal plants with hypotensive or antihypertensive characteristics is provided in this paper.

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Traditional medicine, Hypertension management, Herbal medicine, Persian medicine, Cardiovascular diseases

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Tablets are the most widely used dosage form in the pharmaceutical industry, accounting for 70% of all ethical preparations. They are solid dosage forms containing drug substances prepared using compression or moulding methods, and vary in shape and weight. The manufacturing procedure of tablets are easy than other dosage forms.The doctors mostly prescribes it to be administered to the patients because of its quality and higher availability in the market. A tablet contains one or more medicaments with appropriate or desirable excipients. The excipients includes like - binders, lubricants, diluents, disintegrants etc. which are necessary in the preparation of tablets. In this review article; tablet and its types, excipients, method of preparation and evaluation parameters have been discussed.

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Tablets, types, API, excipients, disintegration, preparation and evaluation.

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This project focuses on developing a machine learning framework to offer personalized spinach intake recommendations for cancer patients. Spinach, a very nutritious food, is an important component in the diet of cancer patients. Nevertheless, it is necessary to take into account the peculiar condition of every patient when to establish the best consumption. For this purpose we make use of K-Means Clustering to partition the patients according to health predictors such as body mass index (BMI), cancer type and metabolic rate. Grouping patients with similar profiles, we develop clusters that characterize shared dietary needs and treatment responses. After these clusters are defined, Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) are used to provide personalized spinach consumption recommendations. The GMMs offer a probabilistic solution to dietary recommendations, taking into account individual variability among the clusters. This guarantee that the intake query applied to each patient is specific, sensitive and personalized to their unique physiological requirement, nutritional deficiencies and treatment-related issue. By selecting those variables, the system can be geared to maximize the antioxidant, vitamin, and mineral content of spinach, a vegetable that has been associated with improvement in cancer treatment outcomes. This machine learning-based strategy improves the personalization of nutrition in cancer management by using patient health information to deliver targeted dietary guidance (that is, personalized dietary guidance). Combined with K-Means Clustering and GMMs, the project can not only enhance dietary recommendation accuracy, but also make contribution to the rapidly developing personalized nutrition. In conclusion, this framework seeks to assist cancer patients by tailoring their nutrition, improving health outcomes and quality of life during treatment.

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Nutrition Recommendation, Cancer Patient, K-Means Clustering, Gaussian Mixture Models Classification

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All over the world, urban areas are passing through a process of speedy growth and expansion, not by increase in fertility or migration, but by land acquisition and merger of villages in their fringe. While greater space is required for the metropolitan cities to accommodate several industrial/technological, service, manufacturing, and commercial sectors, the fact that agricultural lands are acquired by law to enable the same is leading to a complex sociological process of rehabilitation and resettlement of the displaced people. The present paper is based on sociological research carried out in Mysuru City, highlighting several constraints and challenges faced by both the landowners and landless wage earners in the selected urban fringe villages of Mysuru City. Inadequacy of, delays, and absence of transparency in the procedure and absolute lack of participation by the local organization, the Grama Panchayat in the whole process of land grab and compensation, have pointed towards the need for a thorough revision in Rehabilitation and Resettlement Laws and Implementation from a people's perspective in development.

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Rural-Urban Fringe, Land Acquisition, Special Economic Zones, Liberalization, Inequality

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Rabindranath Tagore's The Post Office (Dak Ghar) is a literary masterpiece that explores the profound depths of the human spirit. Set in a small room where Amal, a terminally ill boy, is confined, the play transcends its apparent simplicity to delve into universal themes of freedom, resilience, and spiritual transcendence. Despite his physical limitations, Amal's unbounded imagination allows him to connect deeply with the world outside, reflecting the human capacity to rise above constraints through the power of thought and creativity. The play's central symbol, the post office, represents a bridge between the known and the unknown, evoking a sense of hope, divine connection, and the human yearning for liberation. Amal's interactions with various characters highlight his innocence, wisdom, and ability to find meaning in simple, everyday experiences. These interactions underscore the transformative impact of compassion and curiosity, which transcend societal roles and hierarchies. Tagore's portrayal of Amal's death as a peaceful transition challenges conventional perceptions of mortality, emphasizing liberation rather than loss. The play's philosophical undertones reflect Tagore's belief in the cyclical nature of life and death, presenting a vision of existence that inspires hope and spiritual growth. This article examines the symbolic and thematic dimensions of The Post Office, focusing on its portrayal of the human spirit's resilience and its ability to transcend physical, emotional, and societal boundaries. Through Amal's journey, Tagore offers timeless insights into life, freedom, and the eternal quest for meaning, making the play an enduring testament to the power of imagination and the human soul.

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Profound, Spiritual transcendence, Liberation, Imagination, Symbolic, Aspirations.

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The present study is examined the "Marketing Problems of Tribal Farmers". The study covers the area of Erode district of Tamilnadu. The present study is based on both primary and secondary data. The primary data were collected from farmers of Erode District with the help of an interview schedule. The secondary data were collected from various journals, books, website (Tribal Welfare Department) and population statistics published by census report 2011. The present study is based on multistage random sampling technique and the sample size is 700. In the present study, it is found that major challenges felt by the tribal farmers are labor shortage. The study also found that, most of the tribal farmers are having high problem while marketing of agriculture products.

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Tribal farmers, Marketing problems, Agricultural products.

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