Volume 6 | Issue 2 |

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The aim of this paper, to provide the detail survey of historical and recent developments of fractional calculus. Recently fractional calculus has been attracted much attention since it plays an important role in many fields of science and engineering.

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Fractional Calculus, Historical and recent developments, Fractional operators, Fractional differential equations

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In India debt recovery has always been a challenge between the debtors and the creditors, till date there were many laws prevalent for mitigating the debt recovery problem, like the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002, Sick Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act, 1985 (SICA) the Companies Act, 1956 , Presidency Towns Insolvency Act, 1909 and the Provincial Insolvency Act, 1920 with various adjudicating authorities which ultimately culminated into a chaotic situation for the creditors and the debtors. Thus, finally Ministry of Finance constituted the Bankruptcy Law Reforms Committee to replace existing insolvency laws with one single consolidated and comprehensive law i.e. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, that can facilitate easy and time bound closure of business. This paper has summarised the structure of the Code which includes the new concept of Financial Creditors and Operational Creditors the introduction of the Fast Track Resolution Process, other agencies to eradicate the insolvency deficiencies in an orderly and timely resolution process. The objective of the paper is to forecast on the merits of the Code and critically analyse the challenges of introducing and implementing bankruptcy reforms. The judiciary has played an important role in analysing the role of the Insolvency and the Bankruptcy Code. The paper thus highlights the areas in the Code where a strong legislation is required to expose and correct any issues before becoming a major problem for or between the debtors and the creditors.

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Insolvency, Bankruptcy, Insolvency Professionals, Insolvency Utility, Insolvency Agency, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India, National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Criticisms

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Adhatoda vasica, Bacopa monnieri, qualitative, solvents, phytochemical tests.

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Modern society now a day only relies upon material prosperity which lacks moral and ethical principle. This trend can be harmful for the society in long run. If morality can be injected in society with the help of ethical religion it can open the path for sustainable development in long run. This paper is an attempt to understand how Jainism incorporated some ethical values which opens up the path for sustainable development.

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Non violence, Non-possession, co-existence, sustainable development, Three Jewels

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Abstract: Traditional Siddha diagnostic methods and treatment has been followed based on 96 Thathhuvam (96 Basic principles). These basic principles cannot be explained by modern scientific tools. So, for the better understanding of the principle through scientific methods, a study was conducted to observe the aggravation of symptoms with respect to phases of lunar cycle as explained by traditional Siddha literatures. The Siddha text, Thirumoolar gunavakadam[1] has a reference that Psychiatric illness is caused by dryness in Moolatharam, which in turn is caused by derangement of Pitham. Amirtha nilai is bio energy of the body which circulates through the six Aatharangal. As the Amirtha nilai( Bio energy) of the body is influenced by position of moon, the symptoms of psychiatric illness aggravates on full moon and new moon day. This study was conducted to observe this pattern of aggravation of symptoms during full moon and new moon day. The results of the study proved that some symptoms were observed to be aggravated more on Full moon and New moon days in the selected sample of psychiatric patients.

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Siddha, Psychiatry, Kirigai, Lunar cycle

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This study has been undertaken to investigate the perception of classroom climate of the higher secondary school teachers at Salem district in Tamilnadu. Teachers have always played a pivotal role in the society. The destiny of the nation is being shaped in our classrooms, children being our future nation builders. Therefore, the teachers have a great responsibility in molding the character of children by giving quality education in the school. Every teacher should know that in a classroom situation students may possess different types of learning styles. Surely the climate, which exists in a classroom, depends on the teacher. However it does not depend on him alone. No teacher is an island; he works in the midst of his students and with the subject. Classroom organization focuses on the physical environment of the school.

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Classroom climate, Quality education and physical environment

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Creating electrical power from solar based vitality is extremely well known. There are numerous studies going for expanding the effectiveness and planning less difficult system. Electrical power produced by PV cells depend upon solar based irradiances, ambient temperatures and electrical load. To exchange most extreme accessible power from PV cells to the grid, Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) calculations have been produced and actualized. In this examination, a less difficult single-stage single-phase grid connected system has been planned and observed. The proposed circuit does not require complex hardware and regulation strategies. Under various environmental conditions, the control unit forces the framework to work at the most extreme accessible power.

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Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT), PV system, single stage, solar energy, MATLAB SIMULINK

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NASA planned few Mars missions in between 2012 to 2018. This mission requires very compact, maintenance free, long life cryocooler for production and storage of cryogenic fluid on Mars. Nowadays, pulse tube cryocoolers are preferred over Stirling cryocoolers due to its advantages. Also to design pulse tube cryocooler, there is no reliable design tool to get the dimensions of pulse tube and regenerator. So an attempt is made to develop a reliable axisymmetric model of Pulse Tube Cryocooler (PTC) for simulation using CFD and this simulation model is validated with available results in literature. One can change the dimensions of pulse tube and regenerator and check whether required cooling effect is obtained at cold tip or not.

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Pulse Tube Cryocooler (PTC), Axisymmetric model, CFD, Phase shift angle

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This study has been undertaken to optimize the mass of flange joint by using finite element software tool with different iterative options keeping same functional capabilities of the joint. Flanges are usually used to assemble two components together where the flow of liquids or gas is required or just for extension of any component. Using Optistruct as a solver, topology optimization of standardized ANSI Flanges B 16.5, Slip on Flange of Class 150 Lbs. has been done.

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Geometry of flange, flange thickness, no. of fasteners

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The majority of India population are still living in the rural area. According to census 2011 around 68.84 percent people are living in rural area of India. So the development of India is with development of rural area. One of the key point in rural development is effective management of solid waste. Due to change in lifestyle and economic revolution there is a quantum change in quality and quantity of solid waste. It is found that municipal solid waste management of medium scale towns and villages around are neglected due to lack of awareness and low budget allotment for these areas. Government is effectively working for cleanness of areas and solid waste management. The introduction of Swachh Bharat Mission has enforce gram panchayat to put in place a functional waste management system. At moment there are few SWM units and GPs (Gram Panchayat) in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, West Bengal, Gujarat and Rajasthan which are managing their solid waste successfully. The rural India is generating 0.3 to 0.4 million metric ton per day of solid waste in year 2016. In Gujarat around 25% of 14459 Gram Panchayat has started door to door collection of solid waste and after collection open dumping is done. This paper study the present scenario of solid waste management of Jetpur town which is located in western region of Gujarat state. Jetpur is a medium scale town with population of 1, 18,302 person. The existing data of solid waste management of the town has been collected. The analysis of this data has been done and identified the lacuna in the solid waste management system of the town. The waste generation rate of the town has been calculated which is 0.338 kg/capita/day. Also quantity of solid waste has been calculated ward wise and also future forecasting of population of the town have been calculated. Furthermore SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats) analysis of the town has been done. This paper also gives scientific methodology of solid waste management.

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Rural solid waste management, Vermicomposting, Gram Panchayat, Door to door collection, Environmental Hazards.

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