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Cold Storage Prototype,Vapor Compression Refrigeration

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The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in education is reshaping contemporary teaching and learning practices. This qualitative investigation delves into how AI is revolutionizing instructional strategies, fostering learner participation, and supporting customized educational experiences. Relying solely on document-based analysis, the study offers a critical perspective on the utility, limitations, and future prospects of AI innovations like intelligent tutoring systems, personalized content platforms, and adaptive learning technologies across various educational contexts. It explores the transformative impact these tools have on educators and students alike, emphasizing a shift toward learner-centred models and redefining conventional pedagogical roles. The research reveals that AI not only facilitates automation in educational management but also enhances instructional quality through data-informed decision-making, tailored teaching methods, and broader access to effective learning opportunities. Nevertheless, significant obstacles persist, including ethical dilemmas, concerns over data security, and issues related to unequal technological access. The study concludes that although AI can significantly enrich educational outcomes, its effectiveness hinges on deliberate integration, adequate teacher training, and consistent evaluation. This work adds to the expanding dialogue on digital transformation in education by assessing existing AI applications and their qualitative impact, underlining the urgent need for inclusive policies, skilled educators, and robust infrastructure to realize AI's full promise in academic settings.

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Artificial Intelligence, Educational Technology, Adaptive Learning, Personalized Learning, Modern Education, Qualitative Research

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The Ayurvedic concepts need to be analysed and updated in relevance with developments in the contemporary sciences. In the present era, physical appearance carries an important role as it is one among the factor for a person to be fit. Karshya is a common problem which is affected to millions of people and it comes under one of the Apatarpanajanya vyadhi. Sthoulya is burning problem in the world scenario, and it comes under Santarpanajanya Vyadhi. "KARSHYAMEVA VARAM STHOULYAT"- being lean is always better than obese. It means Management of Karshya is better than Sthoulya, due to its Viruddhopakrama in its management.

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Ayurveda, Karshya, Sthoulya, Varam

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Mahila Sashaktikaran ke Aayam: Ek Samajshastriya Adhyayan

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Mahila Sashaktikaran ke Aayam: Ek Samajshastriya Adhyayan

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Abstract--Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-related hypertensive disorder which poses serious health risks to both mothers and unborn babies. Early detection of this condition is vital because it helps prevent dangerous medical issues which follow after severe cases develop. This paper presents the development of an intelligent, low-cost, and portable real-time monitoring system for early prediction of preeclampsia by integrating non-invasive blood pressure monitoring, Photoplethysmography (PPG), and Electrocardiography (ECG) signal acquisition with relevant clin- ical parameters such as proteinuria, gravida, and parity. The sys- tem uses an ESP32 microcontroller embedded system to achieve data acquisition and wireless transmission functions. A Random Forest machine learning model is trained to classify patients into risk categories which enables healthcare providers to issue timely alerts and start medical treatment. The proposed system enables continuous monitoring while increasing prediction precision and enhancing clinical decision-making abilities, especially in areas with limited resources found in rural locations. Index Terms--Preeclampsia, Real-time Monitoring, Blood Pressure, PPG, ECG, ESP32, Machine Learning, Random Forest, Maternal Health, Embedded Systems

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Index Terms--Preeclampsia, Real-time Monitoring, Blood Pressure, PPG, ECG, ESP32, Machine Learning, Random Forest, Maternal Health, Embedded Systems

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This paper examines the concept of the "curated self" and its inevitable fragmentation in The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood and The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. Drawing on Judith Butler's theory of "gender performativity" and Simone de Beauvoir's concept of "the Other," the study argues that female identity in both texts is not innate but socially constructed through repeated performances shaped by patriarchal norms. In the dystopian regime of Gilead, Offred's identity is deliberately curated as a survival strategy, masking her inner self while preserving fragments of her past. Similarly, Esther Greenwood in The Bell Jar constructs a socially acceptable persona aligned with mid-twentieth-century ideals of femininity, only to experience psychological disintegration when these roles prove restrictive and inauthentic. The paper demonstrates that both protagonists inhabit fractured identities, where the tension between inner subjectivity and externally imposed roles produces moments of rupture, or "cracked masks." While Offred's resistance remains subtle and internalized, Esther's manifests as psychological breakdown, reflecting different but related responses to gendered oppression. By comparatively analyzing these narratives, the study reveals how systems of power sustain themselves through the regulation of women's bodies, speech, and desires, ultimately reducing them to "the Other." The paper concludes that the distress experienced by both characters is not a result of individual failure but a consequence of the limited and enforced performances of gender within their respective societies.

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Curated Self, Gender Performativity, The Other, Patriarchy ,Identity Construction, Female Subjectivity, Psychological Fragmentation, Resistance and Survival ,Dystopian Fiction, Feminist Literary Criticism ,The Handmaid's Tale ,The Bell Jar

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Reading comprehension is the perception, making sense of and comprehension of written matters, in more clear words it is to cognize in all respects the information, feelings and thoughts that are desired to be transmitted as they are, without having caused any misunderstandings, in its course and without leaving any doubtful point's behind. Reading comprehension is comprised of complicated factors; mainly comprising of cognitive, linguistic and socio-cultural variables, due to which the development of an effective reading strategy is difficult for language instructors. Methodology: The research approach used for the present study was Quantitative Approach and research design was quasi-experimental (non randomized equivalent control group design) research design. The sample of the study chosen by non-Probability- Convenient sampling technique, which includes 50 samples. (25 samples in experimental group, 25 samples in control group). A structured interview and comprehensive observation checklist was used to collect the data. Results: The overall result shows that in pre test (100%) had inadequate reading comprehension skills in experimental group and in control group also (100%) had Inadequate Reading comprehension skills. Where as in a post test the majority (100%) had adequate reading comprehension skills in experimental group and in control group also (100%) had adequate Reading comprehension skills. The overall reading comprehension skills scores of respondents were found to be 82.44% with standard deviation 1.10 in pre test and in post test 98.0% with standard deviation 0.569. Conclusion: The present study concluded that the story mapping technique is an effective educational strategy for improving reading comprehension skills among school children aged 6-10 years. The findings revealed a significant improvement in the comprehension levels of children after the implementation of the story mapping technique compared to their pre-test scores.

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Story Mapping Technique, Reading Comprehension Skills, School Children, Primary School

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Working capital management plays an important role in maintaining the financial stability and operational efficiency of any organization. This study focuses on the analysis of working capital management practices in the Srikalahasti unit of The Coca-Cola Company. The main objective of the study is to evaluate how effectively the company manages its short-term assets and liabilities to ensure smooth business operations. The study examines key components of working capital such as cash, inventory, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. Financial tools like the current ratio, quick ratio, and inventory turnover ratio are used to analyze the liquidity and efficiency of the company. Data for the study is collected from company financial statements, reports, and other secondary sources. The findings of the study indicate that effective working capital management helps the company maintain adequate liquidity, improve operational performance, and ensure timely fulfillment of short-term obligations. Proper management of inventory and receivables contributes to better cash flow and profitability

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working capital, ration analysis, statement in working capital

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The Multidimensionality of Relationships: Stories of Harishankar Jaldass

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The Multidimensionality of Relationships: Stories of Harishankar Jaldass

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In today's world, people rely a lot on the internet before trying a new restaurant. This paper looks at how two major sources of online information like customer reviews and ratings on platforms like Google, and recommendations by food influencers on Instagram and YouTube affect a person's decision when they are visiting a restaurant for the first time. The study tries to understand which of the two is more trusted, which one helps people discover new places, and which one actually makes them go through with their decision. A structured survey was filled out by around 40 respondents mostly between the ages of 13 to 35. The findings show that online reviews are the main thing people check before visiting a new restaurant, while food influencers are more helpful in discovering new places. The paper also suggests that both sources work together rather than against each other i.e., influencers create the curiosity and reviews provide the confidence to finally go.

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Online Reviews, Food Influencers, Restaurant Choice, Consumer Decision-Making, Social Media, Digital Marketing, Consumer Behaviour

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