Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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The mobile ad-hoc networks are important in situations where there are no network infrastructures existing when there is a requirement for people to communicate via mobile devices. In spite of the several of applications and the huge history of the wireless mobile ad-hoc network, but remain there are some design challenges and issues that we have to defeat. MANET is a wireless network so it inherits the some traditional problems of wireless networks: The channel is open to attack from outer side signal, wireless media is untrustworthy as comparatively to the wired media, expose terminal and the hidden terminal phenomenon may also occur and channel has time altering and asymmetric transmission properties. Because of this reason MANET is one of the important elementary research areas.

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Ad hoc network, DSR protocol, trust based approach for DSR protocol, network simulator.

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To the rapid growth of industries and people in urban areas generation of garbage is increasing very rapidly by this every day millions of garbage is generated. To resolve this problem we created an intelligence model which can monitor and control of waste through the sensors and gives the information in detailed report which are connected to internet. Initially all the sensors from different location are connected through Internet and in every location sensors will measure and calculate the garbage levels and information will be sent to the server. At Server further information will Process and sent it to the Authorities to take prescribed action. By This approach we can get information of bin locating in different locations and by using an android app also we can get data of bins

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Internet of things, Sensors, Waste Management, Database, Raspberry Pi

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Saman rup se dikhne wali ya ek verg ke ander aane wali vastuon me wah sarvvyapi gun ya dharm jisase vastuyen ek jati ke ander rakhi jati hain, Samanya kahlata hai. Samanya ek amurt gun hai, visheshta hai, ek sambandh hai jo ki purush,stri,thos,drav,gas,athwa ek nishchit rang kisi me bhi ho sakta hai. Samanya wah hai jiske karan bhinn-bhinn vyakti ya vastu ek verg ya ek jati ke antergat samavisht hokar ek nam se jane jate hai.Samanya se sambandhit prashno ka uttar dene ke liye darshnikon ne vasuwad(yatharthwad),awdharnavad,naamvadaur sadrishytavad namak siddhant diye hai.Samanya ki vastuvadi awdharna ke anusar samanya na to keval naam hai aur na hi kisi ke man ki avadharna. Balki samanyo ki satta vastvik hai. Vastvadi siddhant ke samarthak samanyo ko swatantra aur vastunishth mante hai. Pashimi darshan me samanya ke vastuvadi sinddhant ke samarthako me Plato, Arastu aur Rassel ke naam pramukh hai.

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Samanya, Plato,Arastu,Rassel

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Spices plants, Antibacterial properties, Pathogenic bacteria. ZOI

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ABSTRACTThemainobjectiveofthepaperisto developa novelmultifocusimagefusionschemeinnonsub sampledcontourlettransform (NSCT)domainanda newmorphologicalfilterisappliedandtodetectthe focusedregionsofthesourceimages;meanwhile, eachofthesourceimagesisdecomposedusing NSCT.Thesimulated resultswillbeproventhat rationing generates betterdifference image for change detection using supervised classifier segmentation approach and efficiency of this algorithm will be exhibited by sensitivity and correlationevaluationandclusterefficiencyanalysis

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IndexTerms:-MS Image;NSCT;SpatialFuzzy Cluster; Morphological Edge Operator; Cluster Efficiency.

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Anxiety is faced by everyone in their day to day life and it is a very common problem with the persons involved in education. Especially the students face lots of anxiety during their study or during / before their test. Sometimes the anxiety of the students affects their performance on the test. The present study investigated the impact of anxiety on the test performance of the B.Sc. final year students. The investigator developed an Anxiety Scale for the collection of data. The sample was selected from degree Science colleges under Hojai district and from the total population of final year B.Sc. students 15%-20% were taken for the study. Mean, SD and t-test were used to analyze the data.

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Test Anxiety, High anxiety, Average anxiety, Academic Achievement

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18vi satabdi mein bikaner rajay ke mugalo ke sath sambandh

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18vi satabdi mein bikaner rajay ke mugalo ke sath sambandh

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History of Indian Press accounts for the prestigious growth of Indian newspapers and its significance in lndian history as well. James Augustus Hickey is considered as the "father of Indian press" as he started the first Indian newspaper from Calcutta, the 'Bengal Gazette' or the 'Calcutta General Advertise' in January 1780. In 1789, the first newspaper from Bombay, the 'Bombay Herald' appeared, followed by the 'Bombay Courier' next year. This newspaper was later amalgamated with the Times of India in 1861. The first newspaper in an Indian language was in Bengali, named as the 'Samachar Darpan'. The first issue of this daily was published from the Serampore Mission Press on May 23, 1818. In the very same year, Ganga Kishore Bhattacharya started publishing another newspaper in Bengali,the Bengal Gazette. On July I, 1822 the first Gujarati newspaper was published from Bombay, called the Bombay Samachar, which is still extant.The first Hindi newspaper, the Samachar Sudha Varshan began in 1854. Since then, the prominent Indian languages in which newspapers have grown over the years are Hindi, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Telugu, and Bengali.1 The status of Indian language papers have taken over the English press according to the latest NRS survey of newspapers. The main reasons include the marketing strategy followed by the regional papers, beginning with Eenadu, a Telugu daily started by Ramoji Rao. The second reason has been the growing literacy rate. Increase in the literacy rate had a direct positive effect on the rise of circulation of the regional papers. The introduction of mother tongue in the primary education stage brought about a great change.

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DEVELOPMENT HISTORY OF PRESS IN MODERN HISTORY

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Around the 18th Century a number of significant events took place in the world. One such event was the Industrial Revolution which took place in England. It gradually spread to other countries of Europe also. You must have read about the Industrial Revolution that took place in England, and also read about the discovery of new sea and trade routes. One such sea route to India was discovered by a Portuguese called Vasco de Gama in 1498. As a result, the English, French, Portuguese and the Dutch came to India for trade. They also used it to spread missionary activities in india.1 The European and the British traders initially came to India for trading purposes. The Industrial Revolution in Britain led to the increase in demand for raw materials for the factories there. At the same time, they also required a market to sell their finished goods. India provided such a platform to Britain to fulfill all their needs. The 18th century was a period of internal power struggle in India and with the declining power of the Mughal Empire, the British officials were provided with the perfect opportunity to establish their hold over Indian Territory. They did these through numerous wars, forced treaties, annexations of and alliances with the various regional powers all over the country. Their new administrative and economic policies helped them consolidate their control over the country. Their land revenue policies help them keep the poor farmers in check and get huge sums as revenues in return. They forced the commercialisation of agriculture with the growing of various cash crops and the raw-materials for the industries in the Britain. With the strong political control, the British were able to monopolise the trade with India

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A STUDY ON SOCIAL CHANGES IN BRITISH TIME

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Discussing the social status of women

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Discussing the social status of women

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