Volume 13 | Issue 3 |

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This research article examines the notion of unarticulated trauma and its influence on the recurrence of self within the framework of Living Smile Vidya: I m Vidya A Transgender Journey, analyzed through Cathy Caruth's trauma theory. Caruth's trauma framework highlights the inability to comprehend and recurring of traumatic experiences, especially those that remain unarticulated or unprocessed. The paper examines how Vidya's story of gender transition serves as a locus of both individual and communal trauma, emphasizing the impact of unexpressed trauma--experiences that defy straightforward articulation--on her identity and self-concept. This study analyzes Vidya's journey through the lens of Caruth's theory to investigate how trauma interrupts the self-narrative and how, throughout the iterative process of recounting, re-experiencing, and reconciling her history, Vidya reasserts her agency and forges a renewed identity. The paper contends that Vidya's transgender experience illustrates the significant relevance of Caruth's trauma theory in comprehending how unarticulated trauma can persistently affect the individual while also facilitating the transformation and reconstruction of identity. Ultimately, it establishes Vidya as a pivotal story that encapsulates the convergence of trauma, belonging, and the recovery of self in transgender experiences.

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Trauma, Harassment, Cathy Caruth theory

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This paper examines the trends, development, and mostly the policies shaping the electric vehicle (EV) landscape in India. Despite the global shift towards alternative fuel technologies to combat climate change and reduce resource dependency, India has been slower in EV adoption compared to nations like the USA, China, Norway, and Germany, which have implemented substantial subsidies and incentives. By analysing the Indian EV ecosystem, this study highlights the role of technological advancements, infrastructure development, financial models, consumer behaviour, and external influences in driving adoption. A two-phased multi-criterion decision-making approach, incorporating the Best-Worst Method and interpretive structural modelling, was applied to identify key barriers and enablers. Findings reveal that charging infrastructure, vehicle performance, range, total cost of ownership, and consumer awareness are pivotal factors influencing EV adoption. The analysis provides actionable insights for policymakers and industry stakeholders to develop comprehensive strategies, fostering sustainable growth in India's EV sector while aligning with global environmental and energy goals. The study will help policy makers, businesses and the government to focus on incentivize the development of EVs in India in order to decrease the greenhouse gas emissions.

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Policy analysis, Charging infrastructure, Technological barriers, Electric vehicles (EVs)

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Traditional access control systems primarily verify identity but lack real-time health monitoring, which is crucial in high-risk environments such as campuses, laboratories, hospitals, and industries. This project presents a Cloud-Integrated IoT Secure Entry System that ensures automated, secure, and health compliant access. The system integrates fingerprint authentication, mask detection (using OpenCV & CNN), temperature sensing (MLX90614), and alcohol detection (MQ-3) to assess an individual's health status before granting access. If all safety conditions are met, a servo motor-controlled gate allows entry, ensuring a contactless and automated process. The system utilizes Node MCU ESP8266 for IoT implementation, enabling real-time cloud storage, monitoring, and automated reporting to enhance security and compliance while reducing manual intervention. Testing results demonstrate high accuracy in biometric authentication and health parameter detection, ensuring reliable access control. The cloud integration allows remote monitoring and quick response to security breaches or health risks. The system significantly enhances safety and operational efficiency in restricted areas. This IoT-based solution bridges the gap between security and health compliance, offering an innovative approach to automated access control. Future improvements may include AI-driven risk assessment and broader sensor integration for enhanced monitoring.

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IoT, Secure Entry System, Access Control, Health Compliance, Fingerprint Authentication, Mask Detection, OpenCV, CNN, Temperature Sensing, MLX90614, Alcohol Detection.

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A critical study of the social media channels of Divya Himachal and Punjab Kesari (Himachal)—with special reference to YouTube"

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A critical study of the social media channels of Divya Himachal and Punjab Kesari (Himachal)—with special reference to YouTube"

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The India-Pakistan rivalry has seen important developments because of non-state actors such as militant organizations and insurgent groups that have intensified hostilities while obstructing regional partnership initiatives. State institutions and actors who receive support from governments conduct asymmetric warfare and proxy conflicts which makes peacebuilding and diplomatic initiatives increasingly difficult to implement. This research evaluates both historical and present-day NSAs who influence the rivalry while studying their regional security consequences and the strategic NPAs deployment by India and Pakistan. This analysis presents policy proposals to minimize NSA threats that incorporate intelligence exchanges and diplomatic dialogue together with the expansion of SAARC and BIMSTEC institutions. The reduction of NSA influence remains fundamental to ensure long-term stability between nations that aim to cooperate in South Asia. The concepts include Non-state actors together with India-Pakistan rivalry as well as asymmetric warfare through proxy conflicts with regional security and SAARC and BIMSTEC platforms and counterterrorism strategies.

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Non-state actors, India-Pakistan rivalry, asymmetric warfare, proxy conflicts, regional security, SAARC, BIMSTEC, counterterrorism

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Building massing is one very essential phase of the architectural design and acts as a bridge between the abstract idea and concrete realization. A comprehension of massing is crucial for architecture students if they are to design buildings that work well, are useful, and are pleasing to look at. The paper will investigate the role building massing plays in the production of design, how it influences architecture, and methods of application at the practical level.

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Spatial Organization, Aesthetic Identity, Sketching and Model-Making, Building Massing, Blocks.

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Intellectual impairment is a condition in which mental development is inadequate or impaired, causing individuals to encounter difficulties in everyday learning. Some of the conditions with intellectual disability can be seen in dermatoglyphic due to the same period of formation between fingerprints and the neocortex. The "Atd" angle is a dermatoglyphic trait formed by drawing lines between the triradii below the first and last digits and the most proximal triradius on the hypothenar region of the palm. In the present study Atd angle was analyzed in intellectual disabled children irrespective of age, gender from prints of left and right palms. Significant difference is noted in the t' angle

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Atd Angle, Dermatoglyphics, Intellectual Disability, Shodhana Therapy.

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In recent years, various power generation techniques have gained prominence, and automated vehicles are anticipated to have a significant future. Road transportation remains the primary mode of travel, and the use of cars has surged, leading to increased demand for petrol and diesel. This has spurred the development of electric vehicles (EVs), with government support encouraging innovation in this sector. In public parking facilities, only EVs parked in dedicated spaces with charging points can access charging services. However, installing a charging point at every parking slot is prohibitively expensive. This project proposes a novel solution: implementing a Wireless Charging Path (WCP) on Electric Vehicle Service Roads (EVSR) within public transport facilities. This would allow EVs to charge wirelessly while driving on designated paths. The wireless charging system eliminates the need for cables, reduces charging wait times, and integrates a solar energy-based generation system. Additionally, the system incorporates artificial intelligence to optimize its operation.

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Automated Vehicles, Regenerative Charging, Electric Vehicles, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning.

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The study of neurolinguistics, which combines linguistics and neuroscience, offers important new perspectives on how language affects behavior, cognition, and judgment. Using secondary data from a variety of disciplines, including marketing, cognitive neuroscience, and psychology, this study investigates how neurolinguistics shapes consumer perceptions. This study analyzes how neurolinguistic concepts are used in branding, advertising, and consumer behavior to affect buying decisions by synthesizing the body of existing research. The results emphasize how marketing strategies employ language, tone, and emotional cues to influence consumer choices and impressions.

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Neurolinguistics, cognitive neuroscience, Advertising, Consumer perceptions

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This research explores how effective modular workshops are in empowering students to take an active role in campus design. It looks into a framework for these workshops that incorporates hands-on activities, iterative design processes, and collaborative learning environments to enhance student's design skills, knowledge, and confidence. Students can concentrate on particular elements of campus design, such as circulation, while also integrating sustainable design principles like solar orientation, natural light, spatial planning, and aesthetics. This flexibility allows students to adapt their learning experiences to their own interests and needs. The study assesses the impact of these workshops by analyzing student outcomes, including feedback surveys and final design projects. The findings indicate a notable positive effect on student learning, design skills, and engagement in the campus design process. The modular workshops supported a more student-centered and collaborative approach to campus design, ultimately leading to a more engaging and functional campus environment.

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Modular approach, Campus Design, Student learning, Architecture.

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