Volume 12 | Issue 1 |

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The main aim of this article was to study awareness of secondary school teachers towards the implementation of continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) in secondary schools of Mysore District. 500 male teachers and 500 female teachers working in the Secondary schools of Mysore District were selected for the study. Awareness Test on Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (developed by the investigator) were used. The results shows the male and female secondary school teachers differ in their level of awareness, the arts and science secondary school teachers differ in their level of awareness, the Woman and co-education secondary school teachers differ in their level of awareness.

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awareness, secondary school teachers, implementation, continuous and comprehensive evaluation

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A descriptive approach was adopted for the study. Through the Purposive sampling technique, a total of 120 primi gravid mothers were selected. Data collection is followed by the analysis and interpretation of data, where collected data are analysed and interpreted by study objectives. The collected data was analysed based on the objectives of the study using descriptive and inferential statistics i.e., mean percentage, standard deviation, Karl Pearson's Correlation coefficient ANOVA test, and 't' test. Results were drawn based on the findings of the study out of 120 primi gravid mothers maximum 62(51.6%) mothers had good knowledge followed by 43(35.8%) had average knowledge and 8(6.6%) had poor knowledge scores. Only 7 (5.83%) had excellent knowledge scores on selected aspects of postnatal care. Out of 120 maximum number of 118 (98.3%) primi gravid mothers had a satisfactory level of practice and only 2(1.6%) primi gravid mothers had an unsatisfactory level of practice on selected aspects of postnatal care.

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Knowledge, Practice, Postnatal care, Primigravida Mothers

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hindi sahitya ke prshar prchar me patrkarita ka yogdan

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Fake News and Scams started in the web time frame. The fake news design started basically to dupe perclients, increase readership and is oftentimes used as a strategy for mental battling. Advances in the development and the spread of news through different sorts of media, without truly checking the real factors, have extended the spread of fake news today. The essential purpose behind this endeavor is to devised a classifier that can isolate fake news from certifiable news. We propose in this research project, a fake news detection model that uses a Text Vectorizer and machine learning techniques to tackle the problem. Experimental evaluation yields the best performance using Term FrequencyInverted Document Frequency (TF-IDF) as feature extraction technique, and Passive-Aggressive Classifier as the classifier, with an accuracy of more than 97%.

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Fake News, Real News, Machine Learning Techniques, Text classification, TF-IDF Vectorizer, Term Frequency (TF), Inverse Document Frequency (IDF), Passive Aggressive Classifier (PAC), Python.

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The Contract has prevailed in society since the very beginning of time, it was earlier practiced in a simple form of a barter system in ancient times. It is defined as an agreement enforceable by law, which requires at least two parties and an intention to create a legal obligation. There is also a presence of consideration in a contract. A contract may be valid, void, or voidable. Not every contract that is made does not have to be fulfilled at times it is also subjected to breach, which can be done by one or both parties. A breach is a failure, without a legal excuse to perform part of a promise or whole made under the contract. To avoid the breach of contract both parties must fulfill the obligations given under the contract. Thus, when a party fails to fulfill the conditions given under the contract it can be called the breach of contract. The party that breaches the contract is referred to as the breaching party, and the other party that suffered some loss or had fulfilled their part of the contract has the right to claim the damages/compensation from the breaching party. The breach may be of two types that are, the actual breach (initial or subsequent) and the anticipatory breach (implied or express). A breach occurs when damage is done, and various types of damages include general damage, special damage, nominal damage, exemplary/vindictive damage, or liquidated damages/penalty. Hence, when the breach occurs there is always a remedy available, like the legal maxim "Ubi jus, ibi remedium" states, where there is a right, there is a remedy. There are various remedies available for the breach of contract which include the following, damages, injuntion, specific performance, and quantum meruit. The study will focus on the concept of the breach of contract and the remedies available to the party that faces the loss, according to the Indian Contract Act, of 1872. The thesis will also discuss the introduction and evolution of the Indian Contract Act and its significance in Indian society.

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legal obligations, damages, injunction, nominal, breach, doctrine, conditions, quantum meruit.

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Cloud computing is a technology that allows users to access computing resources from a remote location. The relationship between the cloud provider, customer and end-user may determine the cloud computing contracts. In this research paper, we will see the working and storage of cloud computing services. Cloud contracts are usually non-negotiable, and the cloud providers fix the jurisdiction. In this research paper, we will see how the cloud providers have a limited or no liability principle in breach cases. This paper will also see if there can be negotiations in clickwrap contracts and, if so, how the negotiations work. With the new rules of data access in different countries, the data location becomes crucial for the customer to choose the type of cloud and the country where the server is located, depending upon the confidentiality and integrity of data. The cloud migration and data fragmentation rules and regulations and difficulties concerning cloud migration data Fragmentation and data storage are also discussed in this paper.

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Keywords: cloud computing, cloud deployment models, cloud service models, cloud contracts, cloud contract negotiation, Cloudbusting, cloud migration

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Present study was mainly focusing on attitude of Secondary school teachers towards CCE. The sample identified for the current study was 300 Secondary school teachers who ware presently teaching in Secondary school of Mysore district. In this present study is descriptive research where researcher used Survey method to know the Attitude and awareness of Secondary school teachers towards CCE. The self prepared tool "Attitude of Secondary school teachers towards CCE" used to collect attitudes of Secondary school teachers towards CCE. This study revealed that there is a significant relationship between attitude of awareness of secondary school male, female arts, science teachers.

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CCE, Secondary school teachers, Attitude, Awareness

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The documents discuss leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to create an "AI doctor" capable of remotely diagnosing common acute diseases in India. This could help address accessibility gaps in healthcare, particularly in rural areas, by providing preliminary diagnosis and guidance to patients via smart devices. Key advantages highlighted include alleviating burden on overstretched healthcare systems, reducing wait times, improving patient reach, and ensuring standardized and consistent care. The proposed AI system would replicate a doctor's diagnostic process by analyzing patient symptoms and medical history shared through conversational interfaces. A robust development process is critical involving collaboration between medical experts and technologists. This includes thoughtful data collection and preprocessing, identifying relevant features, iterative model training, rigorous testing, user-centric interface design, strict privacy protections, and continuous performance monitoring post-deployment. It's emphasized that the AI doctor would complement human expertise rather than replace healthcare professionals. User education on appropriate use-cases is equally important. Overall, the concept represents a promising opportunity to bridge healthcare divides, if executed responsibly by prioritizing accuracy, ethics and patient welfare. The documents outline objectives, proposed methods, system design considerations, project execution timelines and expected outcomes towards developing such an AI-based diagnosis aide for common medical conditions in the Indian healthcare context.

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kabir ku kavya drushti

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kabir ku kavya drushti

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Tourists both inbound and outbound always act as cultural ambassadors. They bring with them cultural capital and introduces it to the native society and carry some of the cultural elements of host society while returning to their native place. Their short visit leaves mark on the host society. Tourists coming from different cultural zones carry back image and perception about host country with them and share it with many more. Tourism hence cannot be considered just as commercial activity. It is some sort of cultural exchange having many cultural implications. It is because of this reason we have to consider tourism as complex activity impacting society, economy, environment and culture. The need of the hour is to promote tourism without risking our culture and environment.

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Culture, Tourism, Tourist, Economy, Eco Tourism, Sustainable Tourism

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