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The research article tries to explore and study the social and cultural themes in the fiction of Jhumpa Lahiri, one of the most alluring authors of �diaspora�. The subject of �culture� is always a stuff of interest particularly when it has to do with a foreign setting. Lahiri�s characters signify different social walks of life and for all time discover them wedged in two diverse worlds, one that they have left at the back and the previous in which they try to fiddle with and as a result faces a cultural conflict. This cross cultural conflict is for all time at hand currently seen in almost all of her stories. The expatriates�, mainly that of America easily turn out to be habituated or familiarized to the custom and civilization and come across suitable place to settle there but the longing for their homeland for no reason goes from their minds and head. They see the America from the Indian viewpoint and it is the viewpoint which brings the inconsistent judgment though they get an improved ambiance and chance.

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Social, Cultural, Diaspora, Custom, Expatriates

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Keywords: China, Indian Ocean, ASEAN, Asia-Pacific, Modernization of PLA, 9 dash lines.

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The Eastern Himalayan foothill region of Lohit district in Arunachal Pradesh is spotted with dairy farming units. The dairy units in the region are culturally dominated by the immigrants� Nepali community. Most of these Nepalese dairy units are located in the Tezu and the Sunpura circle of the district and there are also little and more dairy units are also entertained in the rest of the circles like, the Wakro, the Chongkham, the Lathao, Namsai, etc. The present study was conducted to assess the nature and functioning of this traditional form of dairy farming and to understand the socio-economic condition of the dairy owners of the study area. And cost-benefit analysis has been assessing according to the size of the dairy cow of different breeds (Jersey, Cross-breed, and Indigenous) to identify the total cost and profit of the farmers per year. Income from cattle herds, especially dairy cows was much higher than the dairy buffaloes. Moreover, buffalo� farming is not that much preferred by Nepali farmers in this region due to the unsuitability of climate. The Nepalese people mostly Practice agricultural activities in a complementary relationship with bovine economics where draught animals one used for ploughing the field.

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Large Dairy Farmstead (Khuti), Cultural Ecology, Cost-benefit analysis

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One can develop specialized dairy type goats or specialized meat type goat or dual purpose ones; the dual purpose ones being most desired in India. Goats are also raised for hair fibres in the Himalayan region; e.g., the Kashmere or Pashmina goat. Hair of goats of other regions is rather coarse and is used for carpet making. Goat skins are also a very important commodity in this country. Hence, breeding techniques for goats have to be used for improving the above characteristics in them. There are several well developed breeds of goats in India as described in the previous section. Constant endeavours have to be made via production recording, selection and mating (selective breeding), to improve the potential of such breeds. These breeds, in turn, can used for upgrading non-descript stock in other regions. Jamnapari and beetal are most promising ones for this purpose. In fact, Jamnapari is extensively used for grading local stock not only in India but also in several other Asian countries; such a breeding programme giving progeny with better growth performance as well as milk production. Some synthetic breeds can also be developed using different breeds in crossbreeding. This is being attempted at several institutions in India with variable success. One of the outstanding examples of the evolution of a synthetic breed is the Anglo-Nubian breed, which has been evolved from Nubian ( of Sudan) and Jamnapari. It is a very goat tropical milch goat. Some of the recognized European dairy goat breeds like Saanen, Toggenburg and Alpine have also been tried for crossbreeding with indigenous breeds of goats in india and other tropical countries. Even purebred exotic goats have also been reared in warm regions.

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Goat, India, Breeds

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ABSTRACT Introduction: Non-communicable Diseases are rightly called �Silent� diseases as they may not cause any symptoms for many years. The dilemma is that public perception for diseases is related with appearance of symptoms and well-being with absence of symptoms. Unfortunately, even in the absence of symptoms, disease progression continues unabated leading to complications. The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare launched National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, CVD and Stroke (NPCDCS) in October 2010 to give opportunity to people to get themselves screened for common NCDs like Diabetes and Hypertension periodically to detect them early and manage them with lifestyle modifications and treatment. Research question: What are the gaps in Data Reporting with respect to Health and wellness center Portal and Non-Communicable diseases software of Ayushman Bharat Program? Methodology: Certain NCD indicators were reviewed from NCD portal, HWC portal and NCD report and the study design used is descriptive study, chosen study includes 7 zones of Rajasthan from April 2019 to March 2020. Result: The launch of a national program to tackle the burden of NCDs is just the beginning, and the final success of the program will depend on how effectively we input the data in all three portals to conduct flawless monitoring and evaluation. The results from this study will assist in identifying the gaps and simultaneously appropriate suggestions can be stated as per the case concern.

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Non communicable disease , Health and wellness center, Ayushman bharat.

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Abstract: Android device and various applications are useful today in every sector. Different attack scenarios are generating towards security and threats. Different study on creating an efficient framework for designing and analyzing the android structure and multiple threats detection is performed. While dealing with multiple applications in mobile, there are background operations, which may use user�s information. These applications save users information secretly and damage the information in smart phone. The previous algorithms and work performed by authors for anomaly app detection and prevention is based on limited criteria. This research has presented a Behavior based IDS (Intrusion detection system) which is enhanced with a powerful NLP (Natural language processing) neural network for detecting malicious behaviors of the Android mobile devices. The experimental results indicate that proposed IDS (Intrusion detection system) can detect an anomaly in the Android operating system effectively and enhance MADAM (Multi-Level Anomaly Detector for Android Malware) algorithm which deals with the Pattern analysis and behavior structure analysis of mobile application in android devices. An anomaly detection and prevention approach over mobile devices is performed. An experiment is performed with a number of regular applications used for different purpose. The observed results shows the efficiency of proposed algorithm over existing rule based and behavior based anomaly detection approach over mobile android OS.

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Keywords: Mobile Computing, Malware, malware detection, Mobile architecture, Android antivirus.

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Arun Joshi is one of the very few Indian novelists in English who has successfully revealed subtleties and complexities of contemporary Indian life. He has produced very compelling work of fiction. This paper aims at delineating the predicament of modern man in Arun Joshi's novels The Foreigner (1968), The Strange Case of Billy Biswas (1971), The Apprentice (1974), and The Last Labyrinth (1981) Through his works, Joshi has attempted to extend the emergency of the urbanized and exceptionally industrialized present day human advancement with its dehumanizing sway on the person. Arun Joshi had been extraordinarily affected by existentialist journalists like Albert Camus, Sartre, and Kierkegaard. Being an incredible craftsman of mental understanding, Joshi digs profound into the internal openings of human mind. Arun Joshi provided another guidance and measurement to the Indian English epic. His books depict the otherworldly distress of his desolate questers. Life's significance, as indicated by Joshi, lies not in the reflexive surfaces of assumptions but rather in obscurity overgrown mazes of the spirit.

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Arun Joshi, Indian Life, Modern Civilization, Spiritual Agony, etc.

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Food evokes myriad sensations and emotions and straddles diverse fields, from literature and culture to science and technology. From the simplest, most primitive ways of consuming nutrients essential for survival to the advanced, technology-driven food availability, the saga of food intersects politics, economics, and culture. The article is a general exploration of how food is produced, naturally and artificially, and how it is consumed, with a focus on nutrition and taste. It also sees its inroads into gender and caste issues to build, sometimes, a national or regional narrative of food.

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Food, culture, evolution, gender, fusion

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Abstract: Free space optics (FSO) is a field of interest and significance for the researchers due to its various applications furthermore; favorable circumstances like ease FSO frameworks, simple arrangement, and high information rate, secure FSO connections and permit free groups. High transfer speed FSO connection can be viably settled between the high rises of the Punjab India for the reason high limit applications in these high rises. FSO joins are gravely influenced by the climate conditions particularly downpour and mist on the grounds that of high constriction factors. OPTI-System is utilized to consider the impact of downpour and mist on the exhibition of FSO joins.

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Free-space optics (FSO), BER (Bit error-rate) WDM(Wavelength division multiplexing)

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Social media platforms have played a significant role in the Egyptian revolution since 2011. After the Arab spring it was obvious that social media can be used as an important instrument to change not only societies but also countries. (Hamanaka, 2018) The change that occurred because of social media platforms, especially Facebook, was not only on the political side but also it was on the economic and social side. There is a massive rise in the number of social media users since the time of the revolution. In 2011 the number of social media users in Egypt was 4.7 million and there were only half a million active users on twitter (Halawa, 2015). In 2020 Egypt has 42 million active users on social media platforms (Project, 2000).

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND ITS IMPACT ON FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS IN CAIRO, EGYPT

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