Volume 12 | Issue 1 |

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Hospital Finder app simplifies and enhances the hospital search process, providing users with detailed information on healthcare facilities through an intuitive mobile interface. Using advanced geolocation, it identifies nearby hospitals and clinics on an interactive map, allowing users to make informed decisions based on services, contact info, and user reviews. The app enables appointment scheduling and quick access to emergency services. With a focus on inclusivity, it offers information in multiple languages and accommodates users with different abilities. Regular updates ensure accuracy, and integration with navigation apps facilitates seamless travel to chosen medical centers. Overall, the app aims to promote awareness and accessibility in the medical ecosystem, leveraging technology to benefit users from diverse backgrounds.

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An app for people who need to apply for the government schemes. This is a connecting link between people and government.

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Government Schemes, Link

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Abstract: Folk medicine is the traditional healing system. Before developing modern medical science, people of all society used folk medicine for health care and treatment in order to save their lives. Even today this kind of remedial system is not completely abolished. It mainly depends on the natural objects and beliefs relating to a community's religion. In this remedy system, practical healer is the main person who provides medicine to a sick people. Besides natural or herbal plants, they also use magico-religious practices for healing. In Bodo community Oja (practical healer) and doudini (prayer dancer) plays an important role in traditional healing system. For critical diseases, they performed puja and other rituals with the help of Oja or doudini by making prophecy. In this paper tried to explain both the natural (herbal) and magico-religious practices used in Bodo society for healing.

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Key Words: - Folk medicine, treatment, belief and Bodo society.

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Nanoscience is a nano- scale analysis of accoutrements constrained in at least one direction to 100 nm that introduces new perspectives in colorful areas of wisdom similar as genomics, rectifiers, bio-medicine and towel engineering. Essential oils( EOs) are unpredictable composites generated from different corridor of shops and includes a variety of sweet and organic bioactive motes. Because of their rates, essential canvases have a significant profitable value.

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Nanoparticles(NP), Essential oil (EOs)

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Keywords: Vidya, Avidya, Philosophy, Culture, Values, Para Vidya, Apara Vidya, Preyas, Shreyas, Vedas, Upanishads, Indian Knowledge, Shruti, Smriti etc.

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Security from crime, fear and victimization at the State, local and personal levels is an important basis for economic and social development. In a growing number of States around the world, providers of civilian private security services offer a variety of services focusing on the prevention of crime. These include, inter alia, the enhancement of community safety and, in some instances, measures to increase the likelihood of offender apprehension. The growth of mass private property, such as shopping malls, football stadiums, and the growing risk of terrorism, which means that greater protection is required at places at risk from such attacks. In India, the ratio of private security to police is estimated to be 4.98 to 1, with the number of private security personnel estimated at over 7 million. We cannot deny the contribution made by Private Security Agencies and Private Detective Agencies in crime prevention. They are joining their hands with other governmental agencies depending on the needs. This paper deals with the role of private security and detective agencies in crime prevention in India and abroad.

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Policing, Private Security and Detective Agencies, Crime Prevention

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In India for recent years, water scarcity is the principle inconvenience. To overcome these issues, people initiated to burrow bore well. In our nation, the vast majority of the people are agrarian and they depend on the water for irrigation system. Children involuntarily fall into the bore well which yielded water and left revealed. The process of saving the trapped child into bore well is relatively challenging. At present, the rescuing task is accomplished by the method for burrowing a parallel pit close to the bore well with the same depth of the child and makes a passage that interfaces with the two wells

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Blynk 2.0, IOT (Internet of Things), Sensor Technology, Camera, Robotic Arm, Ultra Sonic Sensor, Motor Driver, DC Motor, ESP 32

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Today is the information Era and the concept of digital libraries is the revolution by Information and communication technology (ICT). Every Libraries are getting automated. Automation of Libraries are given easy service to computerised collections and saving the time of librarian and users also. The traditional closed access libraries are shifting towards automated e-library. Digital Libraries saves a lot of time as very little effort is sufficient to collect proper details about collections. And also provide charts and graphs depicting data for various years so that they facilitate easy comparison one of the impacts of the digital revolution on Digital Libraries has been to bring about changes in the utilization of physical space. Every Library is getting Digital today and many software programs are available in the market. Saral is one of the best software for libraries. Saral is a simple, easy-to-access and copyrighted software. It is available at a small price and provides full automation facilities. Currently more than 70 colleges using this software for automated their libraries.

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Automation, Software, Library, ICT.

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RESEARCH ABSTRACT Menopause is the end of menstruation. Menopause is usually natural, but can be induced. Natural menopause usually occurs between the age of 45 to 55 years. The average age of menopause worldwide is 51 years but in India it is just 46.2 years. Women's reproductive and sexual health has a distinct difference compared to men's health. Disproportionately low representation and discrimination in research studies of women has been addressed in United States and other western nations. It has also been noted that women often visit the gynaecologist lately and take quite less interventions and precautions to face it. Hence it is necessary to assess the knowledge regarding menopausal symptoms and its management. Aim : to assess the knowledge regarding menopausal symptoms and its management among women in selected urban and rural areas of Kamrup, Assam. Method & Material : A non-experimental comparative research design was used to accomplish the objectives. Study was undertaken among 68 women in urban and 68 in rural in selected areas of Kamrup, Assam by using convenient sampling technique. Self-structured knowledge questionnaire on menopausal symptoms and its management was used was used to assess knowledge regarding menopausal symptoms and its management among women. Modified Health Belief model was used as conceptual framework. Results : in urban area, 37(54.5%) had adequate knowledge, 28(41.2%) had moderately adequate knowledge and 3(4.4%) had inadequate knowledge of menopausal symptoms and its management. In rural area, 39(57.4%) had moderately adequate knowledge, 17 (25%) had adequate knowledge and 12(17.6%) had inadequate knowledge of menopausal symptoms and its management. Conclusion : The study revealed that women in urban had adequate knowledge and the women in rural area had moderatedly adequate knowledge regarding menopausal symptoms and its management.

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Knowledge, Menopause, Menopausal Symptoms, Management, Women, Urban, Rural

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Alzheimer "disease is a debilitating condition that results in the gradual destruction of brain cells, ultimately leading to dementia and impeding the affected individuals from carrying out their daily activities. While the treatment of this disorder is still in its nascent stages, early intervention and diagnosis hold promise for slowing down its progression. The utilization of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain has emerged as a potential tool for the early detection of Alzheimer disease. To accomplish this, it is imperative to develop automated systems that can not only identify individuals with Alzheimer but also distinguish between the four distinct phases of the disease. The objective is to provide insights into the future of Alzheimer disease research, specifically in the context of stage prediction. The discussion centers around the application of various Machine Learning and Deep Learning methodologies and the advantages they offer in tackling this complex challenge. As part of this exploration, the article also delves into the limitations associated with deep learning techniques. Furthermore, several machine learning models are critically assessed to ascertain which approach holds the most promise for effectively addressing the multifaceted problem of Alzheimer disease diagnosis and stage prediction. This holistic approach aims to contribute to the development of more accurate, efficient, and reliable tools for the early identification and classification of Alzheimer disease, ultimately advancing our ability to combat this devastating" condition."

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Clustering, Support Vector Machines (SVM), and additional techniques like K-nearest neighbor, Random Forest, Decision Tree, Convolutional Neural Network, and Recurrent Neural Networks.

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