Volume 12 | Issue 2 |

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This paper provides an overview of the concept of carbon credit and carbon taxation, highlighting their potential to incentivize emission reductions and promote sustainable development. It explores the current state of the electricity and heat sector in India, emphasizing the need for comprehensive measures to curb carbon emissions and transition towards a low-carbon economy. It also addresses the critical issue of sustainable development in the electricity and heat sector in India through the implementation of carbon credit and carbon taxation mechanisms. India, as one of the world's fastest-growing economies, faces the dual challenge of meeting its increasing energy demands while also combating climate change and reducing carbon emissions. The electricity and heat sector, being one of the major contributors to carbon emissions, requires innovative policies and strategies to promote sustainability and reduce its environmental impact. It also identify the challenges and barriers associated with the implementation of carbon credit and taxation in India, including the need for robust monitoring, reporting, and verification mechanisms, as well as the importance of ensuring equity and mitigating potential economic impacts. It emphasizes the significance of carbon credit and carbon taxation as essential tools for promoting sustainable development in India's electricity and heat sector. It advocates for a comprehensive policy framework that integrates these mechanisms into the country's energy strategy, while also considering the unique socio-economic and environmental context of India.

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Carbon Credit, Carbon Taxation, Carbon Accounting, Green Credit Programme, Sustainable Development, Decarbonizing, Renewable energy integration.

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This paper aims at enriching the debate on aesthetics properties on the Chhau-Na?cha (dance) of Odisha. This traditional Chhau- Na?cha mostly based on the Ra?sa theory i.e., Vira (Heroic); and its old age tradition belonging to canons of Na?tyas?a?stra in rhythmic way. Man requires artistic skill to express his thought but proper modulation of artistic representation is necessary to make expressed thought precise and distinct. One performer could represent him/her in the way of demonstrate in the form of art i.e., dance or Na?cha/Na?ta. Dance consists of certain movements, certain prescribed gestures and postures of the body which are more capable of giving expression to human thought, than even language. Communication of thought through dance is even a better guide of human thought than through language. In Odisha the performance dance its related music, dramatic thought, is as old like its history. Numerous forms of histrionic arts which are deeply and intimately associated with the life of the people were evolved, natured and put into practice and then left to the posterity either to retain or forget. Through the passage of time many terms are must have perished away. All the form of art can survive only proper patronage but these are not possible every time and space. Chhau dance is basically a virile dance which demonstrates vim and vigour. It reflects a culture of strength with aesthetics.

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region, trend, practises, ritual, folk dance, anthropological methods, theory of Rasa

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Abstract: A wide variety of forecasting techniques are in use. In many respects they are quite different from each other. Forecasting techniques assume that the same underlying casual system that existed in the past will continue to exist in the future. 1. Forecasts are not perfect, actual results differ from predicted values; the presence of randomness precludes a perfect forecast. Allowances should be made for forecast errors. 2. Forecast accuracy decreases as the time period covered by the forecast-the time horizon-increases. Generally speaking, short range forecasts must be content with fewer uncertainties than longer-range forecasts, so they tend to be more accurate.

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Time Series Graphs, Supply Chain, Forecasting Error, Minitab, Power Bi

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Disposal of waste material (plastic) is a major problem. Plastic waste is a non-biodegradable. Burning of these waste plastic bags causes highly environmental pollution. It mainly consists of low-density polyethylene. To use of waste material in Bituminous Road construction really impressive job, this material dumped into land leads to wastage of land. In this study use of Aggregate as a filler material bituminous concrete and waste plastic as coating material. Find its utility in bituminous mixes for road construction. Improvement in properties of bituminous mix provides the solution for disposal in a useful way.

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PWM-Plastic Waste Modified, TGA-Thermo-Gravimetric Analysis.

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This study delves into the satisfaction level of employees within public and private sector banks in Kottayam district regarding the incentives and fringe benefits provided by their respective institutions. The research aims to effectively analyze the impact of these incentives and benefits on employee motivation and retention, asserting that employee satisfaction significantly contributes to organizational goals. Employing a descriptive research approach, convenient sampling was utilized. "The study underscores the pivotal role of incentives and fringe benefits in enhancing individual performance, with employees expressing satisfaction with current schemes".

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Employee satisfaction, Incentives, Fringe benefits, Motivation.

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Digital transformation is the key to the success of any business today. Unlike the conventional approach, modern advertising media allows customers to interact with the web at a much more personal and intimate level thereby collecting consumer data - likes, dislikes, interests, and preferences. One of the main reasons for the high effectiveness of personalized online advertising is the use of emerging IT solutions which have been playing a major role in crafting impressive commercials, making it easier for marketers to target users at a very personalized level. Objective of the study: The objective of this research paper is to review and assess the role of Information Technology in delivering highly targeted personalized ads to the consumers by understanding the concept of personalization. Research Methodology: The research is basically qualitative in nature. This field has evolved over a period of time. So, it is an exploratory study. The research is based on an analysis of various research papers and an extensive literature review is used. It is based upon review and analysis of papers to arrive at a framework of adoption of these technologies in personalized advertisement.

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Advertisement, Digital Transformation, Consumers, Information Technology

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Pharmacovigilance definition given by WHO, it is "The science and activities relating to the detection, assessment, understanding and prevention of adverse effects or any other possible drug-related problems.The volume of data handled has increased in tandem with the number of reported Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs). Standardising the process of risk management and signal detection in the context of clinical trials and post-marketing pharmacovigilance is a difficult task. Nonetheless, there is a pressing need to comprehend and apply pharmacovigilance given the increased number of clinical trials and clinical research activities being carried out in India, as well as the phase of clinical trials and pharmaco epidemiologic studies.

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Pharmaco epidemiologic studies, adverse drug reaction,clinical trials, post-marketing surveillance

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To ensure system stability and security, the rapid growth of Internet of Things (IoT) networks has prompted the development of effective anomaly detection systems. In this study, we give a thorough investigation of anomaly detection in IoT networks, with a particular emphasis on the incorporation of machine learning approaches. While bridging the gap between technical difficulties and popular comprehension, we explore into several machine learning approaches such as supervised, semi-supervised, and unsupervised learning. Our goal is to encourage more technological study and appreciation in the ever-changing IoT ecosystem. We also discuss the practical impacts of anomaly detection in sectors like the field of cyber security, healthcare, and industrial applications. As IoT systems evolve, so will the necessity for effective anomaly detection solutions.

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Anomaly detection, machine learning, security and privacy protection, Internet of Things (IoT), smart devices.

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The Wandergram assignment goals are to alternate how humans plan and discover vacations. It gives records and guidance to assist humans in making the most of their journey testimonies. This present-day tour website uses interactive factors and vicinity-based absolute services to provide a plethora of revel-in facts, travel tips, websites of interest, and nearby espresso stores, ingesting places, and hangout locations. Wandergram's main motive is to cater to a wide variety of user pastimes and offer customers the ability to find hidden areas, discover places, and plan extraordinary tours unexpectedly. In order to gather information about attractions while taking user preferences and behavior into account, restricted Boltzmann machines (RBMs) were employed in the study. Furthermore, we use collaborative-based filtering using K-means clustering to provide restaurants, accommodations, and an upgraded restaurant recommendation system, respectively. A chatbot that serves as a virtual travel helper is also a part of Wandergram. A chatbot that serves as a virtual travel helper is also a part of Wandergram. This integration marks the beginning of a new generation in which the tour transcends every day and will become an unforgettable journey. As Wandergram matures, it transforms how vacationers put together and revel in their trips. Wandergram ensures that each trip can be transformed into a unique experience that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the neighborhood's way of life and discover new ways. Travelers are taken on tours by Wandergram, where every interaction is specifically catered to their preferences and areas of interest. The proposed system shows an accuracy of 95%

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Restricted Boltzmann Machines (RBMs), Collaborative Filtering, Recommender System, Location-Based Recommendation, Rating Prediction, and Feature Learning.

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The present paper explores the presence of Kabir, an early modern North Indian saint poet, among the Muslims of Maghar and examines how he has become part of their cultural, religious and social life. The previous studies give just passing references to Muslims' attachment to Kabir at Maghar in the context of their visit to the Kabir Mazar (shrine). However, no scholar has paid any attention to the Muslims of Maghar town (which itself consists of Kabir's shrines at its east periphery) in terms of their relationship with Kabir. During the course of my fieldwork at Maghar from 2016 to the early months of 2022, I found that the Muslims of Maghar look up to Kabir as one of their own. They perceive him as a Sufi or Pir or Wali and address him as Kabiruddin Shah. They frequently visit Kabir's shrine, offer fatiha (prayer), recognize and claim Kabir to be their own. For their faith in Kabir, they claim to reject the propagation of the orthodox Deobandi and Wahhabi Islamic groups, which give a strong emphasis on purifying Islam of the non-Islamic elements. It is significant to note that in the increasing fire of communalism when religious leaders impose strict segregational codes on their followers shunning mixed religious practices, the Muslims of Maghar have not only preserved the tradition of their attachment to Kabir but also foster this syncretic tradition for the future generations.

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Maghar, Muslims, Kabir Mazar, Deobandi and Wahhabi Islamic groups, syncretic tradition

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