Volume 12 | Issue 2 |

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Abstract: Promoting social sustainability requires a healthy environment. People who work in sanitation, sometimes called the "beauticians of the city," are crucial in creating a peaceful community. Work in sanitation can be especially exploitative for vulnerable populations like bonded laborers, indigenous peoples, and nomadic communities. The study evaluated the challenges that sanitary workers face in carrying out their duties in an environmentally sustainable manner and suggested strategies for overcoming these obstacles. A total of 50 sanitary workers were chosen by using a random sampling method. The results revealed that there is a significant difference in the Educational status of sanitary workers, and the reasons for doing this work are identified in the case of the variables "Lack of education," "Easy to work," "Government job," and "For better wages," respectively. It is suggested that investing in Educational programs could empower sanitary workers with fundamental skills and provide them with more diverse job opportunities.

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Keywords: Social Sustainability, Healthy Environment, Sanitary workers, Urbanization.

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Exploring air quality dynamics in Delhi for January 2023, this project aims to understand pollution's impact on public health and the environment. Using data from various sources like monitoring stations and satellite imagery, analysis reveals trends. By preprocessing data and applying standardized formulas, the Air Quality Index (AQI) is derived, providing a numerical representation. Visualizations like line charts and heatmaps depict AQI variations over time and geography. Comparative analysis against recommended metrics elucidates health risks and environmental impacts. This study aims to raise awareness and inform decision-making to mitigate air pollution and protect public well-being.

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Python, data visualisation

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Anthocephalus cadamba is a holy plant that belongs to the Rubiaceae family and consists of several chemical constituents which are synthesized in all parts of the plant. The present study carried out for phytochemical screening and antimicrobial testing of leaf and bark extracts. Fresh leaves and bark of the plant were collected and subjected for shed drying, ground to a coarse powder, and used for soxhlation process using various solvents like petroleum ether, ethanol, distilled water, etc. the extract obtained was further used for phytochemical screening of chemical constituents. Petroleum ether extract consists of pigments, ethanolic extract consists of alkaloids, indole alkaloids, glycosides, flavonoids, triterpenoids, whereas aqueous extract consists of saponin glycosides. Ethanolic extracts of leaf and bark were subjected to antimicrobial activity testing against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria using a nutrient agar medium. Both leaf and bark extracts exhibited a broad spectrum of antibacterial activity against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria.

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Kadamba tree, Anthocephalus Cadamba, soxhlation, phytochemical screening, antimicrobial activity

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In an age of information overload, the need for good news and relevant content is more important than ever. In modern society, time is the most precious thing. We don't have time to read information-filled content from the World Wide Web or other sites in our browser. There are abstraction methods to shorten the content of those websites to save your valuable time. This article provides an overview of the development, features, and impact of abstraction applications. It uses natural language processing (NLP) technology to provide quick overviews and summaries of news from a variety of sources. It examines the abstract analysis process, including data collection, prewriting, and algorithmic methods used to generate abstracts.

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Natural Language Processing, DevOps, Continuous Integration Continuous Deployment.

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Education develops an effective future citizen. Human beings learn through 4 different styles; named thus: auditory learner, visual learner, reading/writing learner and kinesthetic learner. The focus of this study is on the fourth category of learners, the Kinesthetic Learners. Based on the NEP 2020 innovative pedagogy clusters, various innovative teaching techniques have been identified. Of the many innovative teaching learning strategies devised, the Kinesthetic learning activity has been researched in this paper to teach 'Emission and Lasing action" in Physics to senior secondary students and to further analyse statistically the effect of KLA. The Paired t test conducted pre and post KLA gave a mean score of 7.552 and 19.018 respectively with the standard deviation being 2.9315 and 0.7975 respectively, the r value is 0.517, p< 0.01.The calculated value of t was 65.301 with p value 0.000 by using p value at 5% level of significance. Such a value of t indicates a highly significant statistical difference between the pre and post KLA scores. The score shows that students have comprehended the topic extremely well. KLAs method of teaching the topic "Emission and Laser" and other such topics in Physics, is a valuable tool for "content related" exercises having high ambiguity, which many students struggle with.

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Kinesthetic learning activity, Physics, Emission & Laser, paired t test

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Proniosomes, a potentially useful drug carrier, have been developed as result of strategies that maintain the niosomal delivery mechanism while retaining their beneficial characteristics. Proniosomes are a dry formulation made with an appropriate carrier coated in nonionic surfactants. It is hydrated right before usage to transform into niosomes. These proniosomes derived niosomes are just as effective as regular niosomes, if not more so. This review aims to highlight many topics including the manufacture, characterization, entrapment efficiency, factors affecting, recent developments, uses, and benefits of proniosomes.

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Transdermal Drug Delivery, Niosomes, Proniosomes, Characterization, Applications, Drug Carrier

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ABSTRACT:- The flexural behavior of reinforced concrete beams strengthened with thin Geonet Ferro cement laminates attached to the tension face was investigated. Worldwide a great deal of research is currently being focused on the use of effective material for repair and strengthening of existing reinforced concrete structure and the research is also concern about the effective utilization of fiber in construction industries. This paper reviews the articles of strengthening the reinforced concrete elements with Ferro cement laminate. This paper is mainly concern about the types of meshes, number of layers of meshes, mortar mix ratio, usage in laminates that are used in the research works to strengthen the reinforced concrete elements. The M30 grade of concrete are tested to find out the fresh and hardened properties of concrete. RC Beams where prepared and tested in flexural strength at 28 days curing period.

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Keywords: M-sand, Geonet, Ferro cement Laminates, Compressive strength, Flexural strength, Curing, Fine Aggregate, layers.

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In the present scenario of the fast-moving life of humans, time has become the most precious asset of an individual. Balance between work life and personal life has become the toughest task to accomplish. Finding time for loved ones has become harder than ever, and hence adopting every new technology to save time has been welcomed and appreciated by people. Technology like Artificial Intelligence has brought a new boom in the world of advertising globally. It has enabled innovation that no one might have thought about before. It is "Personalization", this newness in advertising is creating miracles that are continuously adding up to the digital advertising revenues. In the present cut-throat competitive era personalization has become the most preferred marketing strategy of digital marketers. The present study focuses on "Personalization in Online Advertising as an Effective Marketing Strategy". A descriptive research design has been adopted to carry forward this research and a Personal Interview and case study has been taken up as a research method. In the interview self-constructed structured open-ended as well as some close-ended questionnaires were designed as a research tool. The findings of this study indicate that personalization in advertising is proven to be an effective marketing strategy. Finally, the research throws light on challenges for the advertising industry, and, summarizes suggestions made by analyzing content to enrich marketing strategy.

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Personalization, Advertising, Marketing Strategy, Digital Marketers, Ad world.

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Work is an integral aspect of human existence and societal functioning, often necessitating individuals to migrate for employment opportunities. Majuli Island, situated in Assam, India, grapples with the pressing issue of out-migration. This study focuses on the diverse challenges faced by out-migrants from Majuli, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The primary aim is to meticulously examine the immediate hurdles encountered by these individuals, encompassing health, employment uncertainties, and restricted access to essential services during the pandemic. Additionally, the research delves into the psychological and emotional aspects of the out-migrant experience, shedding light on mental well-being, coping mechanisms, and resilience in the face of adversity. Emphasizing the role of social networks and community support, the analysis seeks to provide valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of out-migration from Majuli during the pandemic. The findings aim to inform targeted policies and interventions, fostering support structures and resilience within the Majuli Island community. Lastly, the research aims to contribute to a nuanced comprehension of the migration trends post-COVID-19, particularly in rural settings, unraveling the underlying tendencies that shape the post-pandemic migration landscape. By addressing these objectives, this study aspires to provide valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and communities alike, fostering a more holistic understanding of the intricate challenges associated with out-migration in the context of a global health crisis.

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Migration, Migrants, Out-migrants, Covid-19 pandemic, social network

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This comprehensive review explores the intricate relationship between motivation and learning by synthesizing findings from the systematic literature. Grounded in theoretical frameworks such as the Self-Determination Theory and Achievement Goal Theory, the analysis categorizes motivation into intrinsic, extrinsic, and motivation, unveiling their distinct impacts on the learning process. Teacher-student relationships, classroom environments, cultural variations, and individual differences emerge as significant determinants shaping motivation in educational settings. The review emphasizes the direct correlation between motivation and academic achievement, demonstrating that high motivation levels contribute to improved grades and overall success. Strategies to enhance motivation, including fostering a growth mindset and providing autonomy in learning choices, are discussed. Recognizing the dynamic nature of motivation, this review serves as a valuable resource for educators, policymakers, and researchers aiming to optimize learning environments and outcomes.

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Motivation, Academic achievement, Class room Environment , Educational outcomes , Self Determination Theory

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