Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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Abstract This study investigates the influence of perceived benefits, risk, and trust on e-shopping behavior. A survey of online consumers revealed that perceived benefits positively impact e-shopping behavior, while perceived risk negatively influences behavioral intention. Trust plays a crucial role in mitigating perceived risk and fostering e-shopping adoption. The findings suggest that businesses should prioritize building trust, highlighting benefits, and addressing risk concerns to enhance online shopping experiences. This study contributes to the understanding of consumer behavior in e-commerce and provides insights for businesses to develop effective strategies.

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Keywords ? E-shopping behavior ? Perceived benefits ? Perceived risk ? Trust ? Consumer behavior ? E-commerce

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LIFECARE is an advanced Android application aimed at transforming healthcare by integrating artificial intelligence. The app assists users with real-time health monitoring, symptom checking, virtual consultations, and customized health advice. Through AI-driven analysis, LIFECARE identifies potential health risks early and connects users to medical professionals when needed. Its secure, easy-to-use platform ensures confidentiality and accessibility for all users. By streamlining healthcare services and making them more predictive and preventive, LIFECARE empowers individuals to take control of their health. This innovation represents a significant step, and more personalized healthcare experiences.

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Flutter, Supabase, Mobile Health Application, Healthcare Innovation, Virtual Medical Assistance, Real-Time Health Monitoring, Personalized Healthcare.

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To determine prescribing pattern of anti-hypertensive drugs in the medchal district, Telangana. Thestudy of 2 months duration was conducted atMalla Reddy -Narayana Multispecialty Hospital, Medchal, Telangana. The prescriptions containing anti-hypertensive drugs were collected from the patient attending outpatient's department, older, adults all are included, except children & pregnant women. A total of 125 prescriptions were examined after obtaining consent form, out of which are 82(65.6%) were males, 43(34.4%) were females, the age group of patient varies from 30-90 among them 51-60 are more prevalence to hypertension. 79(63.2%) patients from rural, 46(36.8%) from urban area. 90patients (72%) are illiterate, 35(27.4%) are literate. 80 patients are smoker with (64%)& 45 are non-smokers with (36%). 88 patients are alcoholic with (70.4%) & 37 are non-alcoholic with (29.6%). The most frequently used monotherapy drug for hypertension is telmisartan(32%) belongs to class of drugs ARB & followed by metoprolol (8%) belongs to Beta blockers. Whereas the mostly used dual therapy drug for hypertension is combination of telmisartan along with amlodipine (7.2%).we have found triple drug therapy (0.8%).patient's having hypertension along with other disorders like diabetes mellitusi.e. 31 patients with (24.8%). The study findings contribute valuable insights into the socio-demographics profiles and anti-hypertensive drug utilization patterns among hypertensive patients. It is essential to create awareness among the general population on this. Our perspective was changing thelifestyle, diet management and stressmanagement can maintain the blood pressure in optimum condition without usage of medications.

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Prescription pattern, anti-hypertensive drugs, Monotherapy, Angiotensin receptor blocker, Beta blockers.

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Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's remarkable ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. This dynamic process is especially vital in recovery following neurological injuries such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord damage. Physiotherapy plays a key role in harnessing neuroplasticity by providing structured, repetitive, and task-specific interventions that stimulate the nervous system to adapt and rewire. Physiotherapists utilize a range of evidence-based techniques such as motor relearning, constraint-induced movement therapy, balance training, and functional electrical stimulation to encourage neural reorganization. These interventions are carefully designed to target specific motor and sensory deficits, enhancing the brain's ability to compensate for lost functions or develop alternative strategies. The timing, intensity, and specificity of physiotherapy are critical in optimizing neuroplastic changes and maximizing functional recovery. In conclusion, physiotherapy is an essential component in the rehabilitation of patients with neurological conditions. By leveraging the principles of neuroplasticity, physiotherapists can facilitate meaningful improvements in movement, coordination, and overall quality of life. Ongoing research continues to refine therapeutic approaches, further emphasicing the importance of individualised, adaptive, and neuroplasticity-driven rehabilitation strategies.

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Neuroplasticity o Physiotherapy o Physical rehabilitation o Motor learning o Neural reorganization o Functional recovery o Brain plasticity o Stroke rehabilitation o Gait training o Constraint-induced movement therapy

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This study explores the impact of social support and perceived stress on academic motivation among university students. Using a cross-sectional survey design, data were collected through standardized scales. Results show that social support positively influences academic motivation, while perceived stress has a negative effect. Additionally, social support buffers the negative impact of stress on motivation. The findings highlight the importance of supportive environments in promoting student motivation and academic success.

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Social Support, Perceived Stress, Academic Motivation, University Students, Student Well-being, Higher Education, Stress Buffering, Motivation Theory

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The Accident Prevention And Detection For Vehicle Safety System enhances rider safety through real-time monitoring and automated responses.The helmet features an IR sensor to ensure it is worn before allowing vehicle ignition and a gas sensor to detect alcohol consumption, restricting vehicle operation if necessary. Additionally, a vibration sensor, temperature sensor and ultrasonic sensor detect accidents ,engine temperature and obstacles, automatically stopping the vehicle in critical situations.The ESP8266 module and GSM transmits GPS location and sensor data to the Firebase cloud and related person numbers as SMS, enabling real-time monitoring and emergency alerts. The system also integrates a motor driver and DC motor to control vehicle movement based on detected safety conditions. By leveraging IoT technology and intelligent sensing mechanisms, this smart helmet system reinforces helmet compliance, prevents hazardous riding behaviors, and significantly enhances road safety.

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IOT, Accident Detection ,Alcohol Detection, Real-Time Monitoring, Emergency Alert System, Cloud Integration

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The Indian judicial system is burdened with over 4.5 crore pending cases, leading to significant delays in justice delivery. Factors such as a shortage of judges, procedural inefficiencies, and increasing litigation contribute to the backlog. To address these challenges, policymakers and legal experts have explored Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a transformative solution. AI has the potential to streamline legal research, automate repetitive tasks, assist judges in decision-making, and enhance overall judicial efficiency. This literature review examines Indian studies, reports, and research papers discussing AI's role in the judiciary, its benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations.

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Indian Judicial System, Case Backlog, Justice Delays, Shortage of Judges, Procedural Inefficiencies, Increasing Litigation, Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Judiciary, Legal Research Automation, Judicial Decision-Making, AI in Legal Sector, Court Digitization, Judicial Efficiency, AI-Powered Case Management, Legal Technology, Ethical AI in Law, AI-Assisted Justice, Judicial Reforms, Automation in Law, AI Challenges in Judiciary, Future of AI in Law.

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Fake News Detection, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Text Classification, Deep Learning, Misinformation.

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Agrigrow is an innovative venture for the cause of changing farm practices for maintaining sustainability, promoting food security, and raising the livelihood of local farming communities. At a time when the world is facing the twin challenges of rising population and depleting resources, Agrigrow intends to bridge the gap between traditional farm practice and high-tech technologies. By adopting sustainable farming practices, Agrigrow intends to raise production while preserving the ecosystem. The project focuses on community engagement, guaranteeing farmers have the information and technology to thrive in a changing climate. The motivation for initiatives like Agrigrow is often led by a series of core drivers. With growing populations, a vital need is to produce more food in a sustainable way to ensure everyone can afford healthy food. The vast majority of farming methods are detrimental to the environment. There is a strong incentive to adopt measures that use natural resources sparingly and promote biodiversity. Technology advances have the potential to significantly enhance agricultural productivity and efficiency, prompting projects to pursue and adopt these advances. Farmers are our local partners, enabling local farmers with information, assets, and market access makes them stronger and enhances resilience. Promote ecologically friendly agriculture practice to sustain resources for future generations. Improve productivity and yields of crops through the use of innovative methods and technologies.

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crop management, efficiency,farmer-friendly Chatbot, soil health, sustainainable farming

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The Valmiki Tiger Reserve (VTR), a crucial habitat for the endangered Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris), is situated in Bihar, geographically within the Himalayan Terai region along the Indo-Nepal borderlands.This review explores the factors affecting tiger survival and movement, focusing on habitat suitability, corridor connectivity, and conservation efforts. Habitat fragmentation caused by agriculture, infrastructure, and human encroachment impedes tiger dispersal, affecting genetic diversity and long-term viability. Corridors linking VTR to Nepal's Chitwan and Parsa National Parks are vital but threatened by deforestation and development. The review evaluates tools like GIS modeling and field surveys in identifying suitable habitats and functional corridors. Poaching, human-wildlife conflict, and declining prey populations further threaten tigers. Current conservation efforts--habitat protection, anti-poaching actions, community initiatives, and cross-border collaboration--show promise but require strengthening. The study emphasizes integrated, landscape-level strategies and community engagement to safeguard the Bengal tiger population in VTR and surrounding areas.

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Bengal tiger, Valmiki Tiger Reserve, connectivity, survivability, conservation, human-tiger conflict.

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